Unit I Test. Spanish I and II

Choose Ud. or tú to indicate how you would address the person being spoken to. 1. “Hola, Sr. Gómez.”

• Tú

• Ud.

Choose Ud. or tú to indicate how you would address the person being spoken to. 2. “¿Qué tal, Luis?”

• tú

• usted

Choose Ud. or tú to indicate how you would address the person being spoken to. 4. “¡Buenos días, profesor!”

• Ud.

• tú

Choose Ud. or tú to indicate how you would address the person being spoken to. 5. “Adiós, señora.”

• Ud.

• tú

Choose Ud. or tú to indicate how you would address the person being spoken to. 8. “Buenas tardes, doctor.”

• Ud.

• tú

Match the Spanish term with the correct English word

El dedo ​ (a)  

El ojo​ (b)  

La boca​ (c)  

El estomago ​ (d)  

el pie ​ (e)  

• fingers
• eyes
• mouth
• stomach
• foot

Como se dice "What is your name?" en espanol?

• Que hora es?

• Como te llamas?

• Donde esta la biblioteca?

• Cual es tu direccion?

Match the Spanish phrase with the English phrase

• Good afternoon

• Buenos noches

• See you tomorrow

• Hasta luego

• Good morning

• Hasta manana

• Good night

• Buenas tardes

• See you later

• Buenos dias

Translate this sentence into English. "Cuando son las doce en Nueva York, son las diez en Chicago."

Reorder the following Spanish numbers in ascending order, or from 1-5, for example

• Cinco

• Diez

• quince

• veinte

• treinta