Spanish articles and class objects

Imagine you're a detective in a classroom on a secret mission to count the number of student desks. Which Spanish phrase would you use to whisper into your walkie-talkie to describe 'some student desks' without alerting anyone?

• los pupitres

• unos pupitres

• las pupitres

• unas pupitres

Let's add some color to our day! Choose the perfect article to complete the phrase with flair: CALENDARIOS

• Un

• Una

• Unos

• Unas

🎉 Fiesta time! 🎉 Let's dance our way into Spanish grammar. Can you pick the perfect definite article for 'escuela'?

(a)  

• la
• el

• un

• una

• las
• los
• unos
• unas

Imagine Sarah is excitedly packing for an adventurous trip to Spain! Suddenly, she remembers she can't leave without 'a backpack'. In Spanish, how would she refer to the essential travel companion? She would need __ mochila.

(You only need to type the article)

At the market, Yeya saw 'some girls' selling flowers. In Spanish, she would say she saw ____ chicas selling flowers.

(you only need to type the article)

Imagine you're in a vibrant Spanish class, filled with eager students. Profe with a smile, challenges the class: 'How do you say "the notebooks" in Spanish? Quick, what's the right word to fill in the blank: ___ .

🎉 Fiesta time in your beginner's Spanish class! 🎉 Profe challenges you with a playful question: '¿Cuántos artículos indefinidos hay en el español?

• ¡Hay dos!

• ¡Hay tres!

• ¡Hay cinco!

• ¡Hay cuatro!

Let's play a game! What type of article is "The"?

• definite article

• indefinite article

You need 'a folder' to keep your Spanish vocab in. How do you ask your partner if they have an extra one?

(a)   '

• tienes una carpeta
• tienes un pared
• tienes la pantalla
• tienes el sacapuntas
• tienes un pegamento

Choose whether the noun is masculine or feminine.

mapa

• masculine

• feminine