Spanish Adjective Agreement Quiz

How do Spanish adjectives agree with nouns?

• In gender and number

• In aspect and tone

• In case and voice

• In tense and mood

Answer explanation

Spanish adjectives agree with nouns in gender (masculine or feminine) and number (singular or plural). This means that an adjective must match the noun it describes in these two aspects, making 'In gender and number' the correct choice.

What is the masculine singular form of the adjective 'simpático'?

• Simpática

• Simpáticos

• Simpático

• Simpáticas

Answer explanation

The masculine singular form of 'simpático' is 'simpático' itself. The other options represent different genders or numbers: 'simpática' (feminine singular), 'simpáticos' (masculine plural), and 'simpáticas' (feminine plural).

Which of the following is a feminine plural form of 'rojo'?

• Rojas

• Rojos

• Rojo

• Roja

Answer explanation

The feminine plural form of 'rojo' (red) is 'rojas'. 'Rojos' is the masculine plural, 'rojo' is the singular masculine form, and 'roja' is the singular feminine form. Therefore, 'rojas' is the correct answer.

What is the feminine singular form of the adjective 'ganador'?

• Ganador

• Ganadora

• Ganadores

• Ganadoras

Answer explanation

The feminine singular form of 'ganador' is 'ganadora'. The other options are either the masculine form or plural forms, which do not match the requirement for a feminine singular adjective.

How do adjectives that end in a vowel other than '-o' form their plural?

• By changing the vowel

• By adding -s

• By adding -es

• By adding -as

Answer explanation

Adjectives that end in a vowel other than '-o' form their plural by adding -s. For example, 'grande' becomes 'grandes' in plural. Therefore, the correct answer is 'By adding -s'.

What is the plural form of the adjective 'feliz'?

• Feliz

• Felices

• Felizes

• Felizos

Answer explanation

The plural form of the adjective 'feliz' is 'felices'. In Spanish, adjectives agree in number with the nouns they modify, so 'feliz' becomes 'felices' for plural nouns.

Which of the following adjectives does not change in the feminine singular form?

• Interesante

• Simpático

• Ganador

• Azul

Answer explanation

The adjective 'interesante' remains the same in both masculine and feminine forms, while 'simpático' and 'ganador' change to 'simpática' and 'ganadora' respectively. 'Azul' is a color that also does not change.

What is the feminine singular form of the adjective 'cabezón'?

• Cabezones

• Cabezónas

• Cabezón

• Cabezona

Answer explanation

The feminine singular form of 'cabezón' is 'cabezona'. The other options either do not match the feminine form or are incorrect plural forms.

How do adjectives that end in '-or' form their feminine singular?

• By adding -es

• By adding -a

• By adding -s

• By changing to -or

Answer explanation

Adjectives that end in '-or' form their feminine singular by adding '-a'. For example, 'actor' becomes 'actriz'. Therefore, the correct choice is 'By adding -a'.

What is the masculine plural form of 'azul'?

• Azuls

• Azul

• Azules

• Azulas

Answer explanation

The masculine plural form of 'azul' is 'azules'. In Spanish, adjectives agree in gender and number with the nouns they modify, so 'azul' becomes 'azules' for plural forms.