When do we use the article "los?"

• for definite/feminine/singular nouns

• for indefinite/masculine/singular nouns

• for definite/masculine/plural nouns

• for indefinite/masculine/singular nouns

When do we use the article "una?"

• for indefinite/feminine/singular nouns

• for indefinite/masculine/plural nouns

• for definite/female/singular nouns

• for indefinite/female/plural nouns

Nouns, adjectives and articles have to agree in 2 ways. What are the 2 ways in which they have to agree?

• Number and gender
• Masculine and Feminine
• Singular and Plural
• Definite and Indefinite 

In Spanish, there are 2 ways to say "some." Which of the following is one of the those 2 ways?

• Un
• Una
• Unos
• El

Choose the correct adjective to finish the conversation:

-¿Cómo eres Julia?

-Soy ___.

• guapo

• inteligente

• jóvenes

• altas

Choose the correct adjective to finish the sentence:

Los estudiantes de la profesora son _____

• jóvenes

• serias

• inteligente

• trabajadoros

Choose the correct adjective to finish the sentence:

Nosotras no somos muy ________

• perezosa

• altos

• artísticas

• grande

Choose the correct adjective to finish the sentence:

Unos estudiantes son ________

• inteligente

• buenos

• trabajadoras

• mala

Las mujeres son ____

• simpáticas

• inteligente

• serios

• joven

What do indefinite articles mean in English?

• a, some

• a, and, some

• the

• a, an, some