Spanish Activities/Verbs Quiz 1

It is time to test our understanding of Spanish verbs!

Two friends, Bill and Rob are trying to figure out how to say when they want something to drink. How would you spell the verb "to drink" in Spanish?

(a)  

Mary and Janet are trying to rent a new Star Wars movie from the Redbox. It turns out the renting instructions are stuck in Spanish! How would you translate the verb meaning "to rent a DVD" in Spanish?

• Alquilar un DVD

• Rento el DVD

• DVD rento por favor

• Comprar un DVD

Frank loves to go to the skate park on Saturdays. He has recently met some Spanish-speaking friends at school and would like to get them to join him. Can you help Frank decide how to say "to skateboard" in Spanish?

(a)  

Which one of the options below literally translates as "to learn Spanish"?

• Hacer por espanol

• Hablas ingles?

• Hoy estudiar espanol

• Aprender el espanol

Job wants to tell his mother what he wants to eat for dinner. How should you say the verb "to eat" in Spanish?

"Mama, me desea _____ hamburguesa."

• comer
• como
• comes
• nada

• eat food

Macy and Martha are intent on buying a new rug for their mother's room. At the register Macy wants to try out some Spanish to impress the cashier, how should she say "to buy" in Spanish?

(a)  

Louis is interested in running a 5K race with his best friend George. Knowing that George speaks solely Spanish, Louis wants to learn how to say "to run" in Spanish.

"George, tu listo para______?"

• correr
• vamos
• runio
• corer

Marcus is attempting to put his boisterous children to sleep. How would he command they need to sleep using the Spanish form of "to rest"?

• Deciember

• Descansar

• Deiz noches

• Sleepo

Time to test those verb spelling skills! How do you spell the verb "to draw" in Spanish?

(a)  

A little modern Spanish lesson is on the way! How would you phrase "to write e-mails" in Spanish?

• Correos e-mailio

• Escribir los emailis

• Escribir correos electronicos

• Dicembre