Spanish Possessive Adjectives Quiz

What are possessive adjectives used for in Spanish?

• To indicate time

• To indicate ownership

• To indicate quantity

• To indicate quality

Can possessive adjectives in Spanish be used with both singular and plural nouns?

• Yes, and they have different forms depending on the gender of the noun

• No, they can only be used with singular nouns

• Yes, but they do not change form regardless of the noun

• No, they can only be used with plural nouns

What will you learn about Spanish possessive adjectives in this guide?

• The different types of Spanish possessive adjectives

• How to use possessive adjectives in Spanish

• Examples of possessive adjectives in Spanish

• All of the above

How do possessive adjectives in Spanish differ from those in English?

• They are used to indicate time in Spanish

• They function differently and vary depending on the plurality and gender of the noun

• They are not used to show ownership in Spanish

• They do not change form in Spanish

What is the Spanish possessive adjective for "my" when referring to a singular feminine noun?

• Mi

• Tu

• Nuestra

• Su

How do you say "our" in Spanish for a masculine plural noun?

• Nuestro

• Nuestra

• Nuestros

• Nuestras

Which Spanish possessive adjective would you use for "their" regardless of the noun's gender or number?

• Mi

• Tu

• Nuestro

• Su

What is the plural form of the Spanish possessive adjective "tu"?

• Tus

• Tuyos

• Tuya

• Tuyas

What are possessive adjectives in Spanish used to describe?

• The quantity of objects

• The relationship between two objects

• The color of objects

• The location of objects

Why is it significant for possessive adjectives in Spanish to correspond to the correct part of the sentence?

• Because they are always placed at the end of the sentence

• Because they are used to indicate possession only

• Because they are frequently conjugated based on number and gender

• Because they are not used frequently in the Spanish language