Las Amistades - Vocabulary Quiz

In a school, students are often described by their height. If a teacher refers to a student as "alto/a", what is the English translation of this term?

• short

• tall

• old

• thin

In a classroom, a teacher describes a student who is not very tall as "short". Which Spanish word would the teacher use to describe this student?

• bajo/a

• viejo/a

• gordo/a

• joven

In a Spanish class, your teacher asks you to describe your grandparents. How do you say "old" in Spanish?

• joven

• viejo/a

• guapo/a

• feo/a

In a Spanish class, the teacher asks the students to describe their classmates. One student wants to say that their friend is "young". What is the Spanish word for "young"?

• gordo/a

• joven

• delgado/a

• lindo/a

In a school setting, if a student is described as "guapo/a," how are they perceived by their peers?

• ugly

• handsome/good looking

• sad

• worried

In art class, you are discussing different styles of painting. Your friend describes a painting as "feo/a". What is the English meaning of "feo/a"?

• nice

• ugly

• happy

• angry

During a Spanish class, the teacher asked the students to translate the word "triste" into English. What does it mean?

• angry

• sad

• funny

• lazy

During a Spanish class, a student feels enojado/a after receiving a low grade on a test. How would you translate "enojado/a" to English?

• worried

• angry

• creative

• independent

During a school project, Maria felt preocupada about meeting the deadline. What is the English meaning of "preocupado/a"?

• worried

• busy

• tired

• bored

Imagine you have a lot of homework and activities to complete after school. How do you say "busy" in Spanish?

• cansado/a

• ocupado/a

• aburrido/a

• chistoso/a