Demonstrative Adjectives Lesson Quiz

What is an adjective?

• A word that describes a noun

• A word that replaces a noun

• A word that shows action

• A word that connects sentences

Which of the following statements is true about demonstrative adjectives?

• They are only used to describe actions.

• They can be either adjectives or pronouns and must agree with the noun they describe or replace.

• They are always used as verbs in a sentence.

• They never change form based on the noun.

What is the plural feminine form of the demonstrative adjective "that" (not close) in Spanish?

• esas

• esos

• esa

• este

What is a demonstrative adjective?

• A word that points out specific nouns

• A word that shows action

• A word that joins two sentences

• A word that describes a verb

What does a demonstrative adjective agree with?

• The gender and number of the noun

• The tense of the verb

• The subject of the sentence

• The preposition in the sentence

What are the 4 ways to say “that” & “those” for items that are not too far, in both genders and forms in Spanish?

• Ese, esa, esos, esas

• Este, esta, estos, estas

• Aquel, aquella, aquellos, aquellas

• Uno, una, unos, unas

What are the 4 ways to say “that” & “those” for items that are far, in both genders and forms in Spanish?

• Aquel, aquella, aquellos, aquellas

• Este, esta, estos, estas

• Ese, esa, esos, esas

• Uno, una, unos, unas

What is an example of an adjective in English or Spanish?

• Big / grande

• Run / correr

• Quickly / rápidamente

• Book / libro

What do adjectives agree with?

• Adjectives agree with the gender and quantity of that noun that they are describing.

• Adjectives agree with the verb tense.

• Adjectives agree with the subject of the sentence.

• Adjectives agree with the preposition used.

What does a demonstrative adjective agree with?

• The color of the noun

• The gender and quantity of that noun that they are describing

• The size of the noun

• The position of the noun in the sentence