Sp1 - Module 1 Review

What country is in white in the image?

(Lesson 1.01 - Know the countries from this lesson!)

• Bolivia

• Uruguay

• Columbia

• Venezuela

What is the best way to say "Nice to meet you" after you introduce yourself?

• Me gusta

• Gracias

• Mucho Gusto

• Hola!

What is the best way to say "I don't feel well."

• No estoy bien

• Soy mal

• Estoy muy mal

• No soy bien

Answer explanation

The verbs "Estar" and "Ser" both mean "To be" (I am, he is, she is, they are, we are). In Spanish, they use them differently:

ESTAR (yo soy, tu estás, él está, ella está nosotros estamos) = temporary feeling or place (like "I am sick", "I am at the beach" "I am sad)

SER (yo soy, tu eres, él/ella/ud es...) = permanent or fixed position, like describing your personality, "soy alta)

Use this website to verify your verb conjugations in the presente:

https://conjugator.reverso.net/conjugation-spanish-verb-estar.html

What's the best way to say "me too" when agreeing with someone.

• Encantado

• Igualmente

• De nada

• Lo siento

When addressing your teacher or an adult that isn't related to you, what form of "You" is correct? (example "How are you, Mrs. Sands?)

• Usted

• Tú

• Nosotros

• El/ella

Answer explanation

In Spanish, there are two ways to say "you" iin the single form:

Tú = use this with friends or family

Usted = used this when speaking to an older adult, someone you don't know or a respected adult.

Ustedes is always used for the plural form of "you" (like "you all better eat chocolate!")

You just met your new manager at work for the first time. How do you say "nice to meet you"?

• ¿Qué tal?

• Mucho gusto.

• ¿Cómo estás?

• Más o menos.

How do you say "My name is..." (HINT: Multiple answers)

• Me llamo...

• Yo soy...

• Mi nombre es

• Mi name es

Read and select the best expression to complete this dialogue.

A boss meets up with one of her employees:
–Buenos días. ¿________, señorita?
–Buenos días. Estoy muy bien, gracias. ¿Y usted? (lesson 1.02, 1.03)

• ¿Cómo está usted?

• Estoy mal

• ¿Cómo estás tú?

• Mucho gusto

Read the dialogue. What are the correct numbers in the telephone number?

–Hola, señor López. ¿Cuál es su número de teléfono?
–Mi número de teléfono es dieciocho, cero tres, catorce, veinticinco, diecisiete.

(lesson 1.04)

• 18 03 14 25 17

• 08 03 15 16 17

• 18 03 24 25 07

• 08 30 14 05 07

What's wrong with this sentence?

Me llamo Erica. Tengo quince años. Soy alta y bonita. Yo soy de Mexico.

• Word needs capitalization

• Word needs accent

• Words missing tilde

• Misspelled word