WorksheetsIntroducing Yourself in Spanish
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
We use "me llamo" to...
say our age
say where we are from
say what day it is
say our name
"Soy" means...
I am from
I am
we're going to
I have
"Soy de" is best used to...
say your name
say where you're from
say your age
talk about your likes or dislikes
If someone says "Soy de Bogota," which country are they from?
Venezuela
Colombia
Ecuador
Peru
If someone says "Soy de Santiago," which continent are they from?
North America
Europe
Central America
South America
Which one makes the most sense for stating one's age?
Tengo quince.
Tengo quince anos.
Tengo quince años.
Soy quince.
"Trece" means...
13
15
17
14
"14" in Spanish is...
cuatros
catorse
catorce
cuarto
The word "dieciséis" comes from the two words in Spanish for...
12 + 4
11 + 5
10 + 6
double + 6
"15" in Spanish is...
doce
diecisiete
quinientos
quince
The last four letters of the word "cumpleaños" means...
today
years
birthday
tomorrow
Which of the following shows the proper way for writing the date in Spanish?
el mayo de doce
el mayo doce
la doce de mayo
el doce de mayo
"Mi cumpleaños es" is best used for...
telling your age
saying your name
telling when your birthday is
saying what day it is
We use the verb "gustar" to talk about...
who our friends are
where we are from
who we are meeting
our likes and dislikes
Which of the following statements is most accurate about this sentence: "No me gusta nada patinar"?
they like the activity
the like the activity a lot
they like the activity
they don't like the activity at all
Montar en monopatín, correr, and esquiar are all types of...
winter activities
sports-related activities
school-related activities
things you can do inside
What do "jugar videojuegos" and "ver la tele" have in common?
they are both sports-related
they are both screen-related
Which of the following questions would make the most sense to ask when talking about likes and dislikes?
¿Cuántos años tienes?
¿Cómo te llamas?
¿Te gusta leer?
¿Cuándo es tu cumpleaños?
All Spanish verbs end in..
AR or ER
AR, ER or IR
ER or OR
IR, OR or ES
A verb is...
a person, place, or thing
a describing word
an action word
