Adjectives and Adverbs in Spanish 2.7;2.7.1;2.7.1.1

Adjectives in Spanish must agree with the noun they refer to. Which of the following is NOT a correct example of adjective agreement?

• Los países latinoamericanos son muy diversos.

• Una profesora inteligente.

• Un poema difícil.

• Un hombre idealista.

What is the correct placement of descriptive adjectives in Spanish when they are modified by an adverb?

• Before the noun.

• After the noun.

• At the beginning of the sentence.

• At the end of the sentence.

Which of the following adjectives is shortened before a masculine singular noun in Spanish?

• Bueno

• Grande

• Difícil

• Inteligente

In Spanish, how are possessive expressions typically rendered to avoid repetition?

• By using the word 'uno.'

• By using the article 'el.'

• By using the word 'de.'

• By using the word 'con.'

Which of the following is true about adverbs in Spanish?

• They have feminine and plural forms.

• They are placed far from the verb.

• They describe how an action is performed.

• They are always placed at the end of a sentence.

How do you form an adverb from an adjective in Spanish?

• Add 'mente' to the masculine form of the adjective

• Add 'mente' to the feminine form of the adjective

• Add 'mente' to the plural form of the adjective

• Add 'mente' to the past participle of the adjective

Which of the following adjectives has a corresponding adverbial form that does not use 'mente'?

• Rápido

• Feliz

• Bueno

• Difícil

In a series of adjectives, how is the suffix 'mente' used?

• It is added to all adjectives

• It is added to the first adjective only

• It is added to the last adjective only

• It is not used at all

Which suffix is rarely used with adjectives ending in 'nte'?

• -mente

• -ción

• -dor

• -ista

What articles act as a pronoun (artículo pronominal)

• Interrogative articles: qué, cuál, quién
• Definite articles: el, la, los, las

• Possessive articles: mi, tu, su
• Demonstrative articles: este, esa, aquellos