Spanish Articles and Pronouns Quiz

Which definite article would you use for "manzana"?

Answer explanation

The word 'manzana' is feminine in Spanish, so the correct definite article to use is 'la'. Therefore, you would say 'la manzana'.

What is the definite article for "libros"?

Answer explanation

The definite article for "libros" (which means "books" in Spanish) is "los". This is because "libros" is a plural masculine noun, and "los" is the correct plural definite article for masculine nouns.

The third person feminine singular pronoun, used to refer to a female or feminine noun.

Answer explanation

The correct answer is 'ella', which is the third person feminine singular pronoun in Spanish, used specifically to refer to a female or feminine noun.

"the" (feminine plural)

Answer explanation

In Spanish, "the" in the feminine plural form is translated as "las." Therefore, the correct answer is "las." the feminine singular is "la"

What is the Spanish subject pronoun for "you" (formal)?

Answer explanation

The Spanish subject pronoun for "you" in a formal context is "usted." This term is used to show respect and is commonly used in formal situations or when addressing someone of higher status.

The second person singular pronoun, used to address someone informally.

Answer explanation

The correct answer is 'tú', which is the informal second person singular pronoun in Spanish used to address someone directly. It contrasts with the formal 'usted'.

The second person plural pronoun, used to address a group respectfully.

Answer explanation

The correct answer is 'ustedes', which is the second person plural pronoun in Spanish used to address a group respectfully. It is commonly used in formal contexts.

The grammatical form used to indicate more than one person

Answer explanation

The term 'plural' refers to the grammatical form used to indicate more than one person or thing. Therefore, the correct answer to the question is 'plural'.

A specific article that refers to a noun in general?

Answer explanation

The question asks for an article that refers to a specific noun. The correct answer is 'definite' because it indicates a specific noun, while 'indefinite' refers to unspecific nouns in general.

Write the singular masculine definite article in Spanish.

Answer explanation

The singular masculine definite article in Spanish is 'el'. It is used to refer to a specific masculine noun, making it the correct choice for this question.