Demonstrative Adjectives and Pronouns: Using Questo and Quello

The video tutorial explains the use of Italian demonstrative adjectives 'Questo' and 'Quello'. It covers their forms based on gender and number, and how they change when preceding nouns starting with consonants or vowels. The tutorial also discusses their use as pronouns and in contractions for expressions like 'this morning'.

What is the primary function of demonstrative adjectives in Italian?

• To show the size of an object

• To indicate the location of an object

• To express the quantity of an object

• To describe the color of an object

How does 'questo' change when it precedes a noun starting with a vowel?

• It becomes 'quest' with an apostrophe

• It remains 'questo'

• It changes to 'questa'

• It becomes 'questi'

Which form of 'questo' is used for feminine plural nouns?

• Queste

• Questi

• Questa

• Questo

What is the masculine singular form of 'quello' for nouns starting with a consonant?

• Quell

• Quelli

• Quello

• Quella

How does 'quello' change for masculine plural nouns starting with a vowel?

• Cuelli

• Cuello

• Cuelle

• Cui

When used as pronouns, how do 'questo' and 'quello' differ in form?

• They become longer

• They remain unchanged

• They have fewer forms

• They have more forms

What does 'stamatina' refer to in Italian?

• This evening

• This morning

• This night

• This afternoon