Spanish Adjectives Quiz

What is the general rule for the placement of adjectives in Spanish?

• Adjectives follow the nouns they modify.

• Adjectives always precede nouns.

• Adjectives are placed randomly.

• Adjectives are placed at the beginning of a sentence.

Which type of adjectives always precede the nouns they modify?

• Superlative adjectives

• Comparative adjectives

• Possessive adjectives

• Descriptive adjectives

Which of the following is a demonstrative adjective in Spanish?

• Mucho

• Este

• Bueno

• Grande

What is the rule for using 'otro' in Spanish?

• It is used only in negative sentences.

• It is always used with an indefinite article.

• It is never used with an indefinite article.

• It is used only in questions.

How do 'bueno' and 'malo' change when placed before a singular masculine noun?

• They become 'buen' and 'mal'.

• They become 'buenos' and 'malos'.

• They become 'buena' and 'mala'.

• They remain unchanged.

What happens to the meaning of 'grande' when it precedes a noun?

• It means 'small'.

• It means 'great'.

• It means 'big'.

• It means 'old'.

What does 'viejo' mean when it follows a noun?

• Young

• New

• Old in friendship

• Old in age

How does the meaning of 'antigua' change based on its position?

• It means 'ancient' before a noun and 'previous' after.

• It means 'new' before a noun and 'old' after.

• It means 'previous' before a noun and 'modern' after.

• It means 'modern' before a noun and 'ancient' after.

What does 'unico' mean when it precedes a noun?

• Unique

• Only

• Common

• Rare

Which adjective changes meaning to 'unfortunate' when placed before a noun?

• Grande

• Viejo

• Antigua

• Pobre