Spanish Noun Gender and Plurals

This video tutorial covers the basics of Spanish nouns and articles, focusing on the gender of nouns and how to use definite and indefinite articles. It explains the rules for identifying masculine and feminine nouns, as well as how to make nouns plural. The tutorial also highlights exceptions to these rules and provides practice exercises to reinforce learning.

In Spanish, which of the following endings typically indicates a masculine noun?

• -d

• -o

• -n

• -a

Which definite article would you use for a singular feminine noun in Spanish?

• los

• las

• la

• el

What is the correct definite article for the word 'estudiante' when referring to a male student?

• la

• las

• el

• los

Which of the following words is an exception to the typical gender rule in Spanish?

• la mesa

• el libro

• la casa

• el mapa

What indefinite article would you use for a singular masculine noun in Spanish?

• unas

• unos

• un

• una

Which indefinite article would you use for the plural form of a feminine noun?

• una

• un

• unos

• unas

How do you make a noun plural in Spanish if it ends in a vowel?

• Add -es

• Add -s

• Change the vowel

• Add -c

What is the plural form of 'el papel' in Spanish?

• los papeles

• los papels

• las papeles

• las papels

If a Spanish noun ends in 'z', how do you make it plural?

• Change 'z' to 'c' and add -es

• Add -s

• Add -es

• Change 'z' to 's'

Which of the following is the correct plural form of 'el lápiz'?

• las lápices

• las lápizs

• los lápices

• los lápizs