WorksheetsExploremos 1 Ch 1.2 Review
Total questions: 77
Worksheet time: 54mins
What is the rule for gender agreement in Spanish adjectives?
Adjectives agree in gender with the verb in the sentence.
Adjectives only agree in gender with plural nouns.
Adjectives must agree in gender with the noun they modify.
Adjectives do not need to agree in gender with the noun they modify.
Give an example of agreement in Spanish adjectives.
El libro es interesante.
El libro es roja.
El libro es grandes.
El libro es aburridas.
How do Spanish adjectives agree with nouns in terms of gender?
Adjectives do not change their endings to match the gender of the noun.
Adjectives change their order to match the gender of the noun.
Adjectives change their endings to match the gender of the noun.
Adjectives change their beginnings to match the gender of the noun.
How do Spanish adjectives agree with nouns in terms of number?
By changing their endings to match the number of the noun
By changing their gender to match the number of the noun.
By changing their order to match the number of the noun.
By changing their beginnings to match the number of the noun.
What happens when a Spanish adjective ends in -o and modifies a feminine singular noun?
The -o ending remains the same.
The -o ending changes to -e.
The -o ending changes to -a.
The -o ending changes to -i.
What happens when a Spanish adjective ends in -ista and describes a masculine singular noun?
The adjective becomes feminine and plural by changing the -a ending to -os.
The adjective does not change and remains the same.
The adjective becomes feminine and singular by changing the -a ending to -o.
The adjective becomes feminine and plural by changing the -a ending to -as.
What happens when a Spanish adjective ends in -e and modifies a plural noun?
The adjective changes to end in -es.
The adjective changes to end in -os.
The adjective changes to end in -as.
The adjective does not change and remains the same.
Give an example of an adjective that agrees with a feminine plural noun in Spanish.
bajos
altos
altas
grande
What is the rule for Spanish adjectives that end in -e or a consonant when modifying a singular noun?
They remain the same regardless of the gender of the noun.
They change their endings to match the gender of the noun.
They change their beginnings to match the gender of the noun.
They change their order to match the gender of the noun.
What is the best Spanish adjective for a masculine singular noun?
trabajadores
trabajadora
trabajador
trabajadoras
What happens when a Spanish adjective ends in -e and describes a feminine singular noun?
The adjective becomes masculine and plural by changing the -e ending to -os.
The adjective does not change and remains the same.
The adjective becomes masculine and singular by changing the -e ending to -o.
The adjective becomes masculine and plural by changing the -e ending to -as.
What is the Spanish adjective form for a feminine singular noun?
trabajadores
trabajadora
trabajador
trabajadoras
How does a Spanish adjective ending in a consonant change when modifying a plural noun?
The adjective changes to end in -es.
The adjective changes to end in -os.
The adjective changes to end in -as.
The adjective does not change and remains the same.
How does a Spanish adjective ending in a -o change when modifying a plural noun?
The adjective changes to end in -es.
The adjective changes to end in -os.
The adjective changes to end in -as.
The adjective does not change and remains the same.
How does a Spanish adjective ending in a -a change when modifying a plural noun?
The adjective changes to end in -es.
The adjective changes to end in -os.
The adjective changes to end in -as.
The adjective does not change and remains the same.
John es __________________.
Alto
Alta
Rachel es ______________
Perezoso
Perezosa
Thomas es ___________________.
inteligenta
inteligento
inteligente
Martha es _____________.
Sociable
Sociabla
Sociablo
Julia no es _______________.
Artístice
Artística
Artístico
Alexander no es _______________.
pacienta
paciento
paciente
Translate to Spanish:
Mike is not funny.
Mike es no cómico.
Mike no es cómica.
Mike es cómico no.
Mike no es cómico.
Translate to Spanish:
Teresa is serious.
Teresa es serio.
Teresa no es serio.
Teresa es seria.
Teresa es no seria.
Susan and Anna son
pelirrojas
rubio
morena
castaños
Richard and Michael son
alto
bajos
fea
serias
Las chicas son
inteligentes
perezosos
bonito
reservada
Mary y Rachel son
altas
bajos
bonito
artística
Carlos y yo somos
inteligente
inteligentes
Pedro y Carmen son
perezoso
perezosos
perezosa
perezosas
La maestra es
serio
serios
seria
serias
Juan es
alto
altos
alta
altas
Mis profesoras ___ cómicas.
soy
son
sois
eres
Mis amigos ___ muy buenos.
son
soy
sois
es
Tú ___ muy simpático.
son
soy
eres
es
How would you say "She is smart" in Spanish?
Yo soy inteligente.
Ella es inteligente.
Me gusta burritos.
Me llamo Bob.
What does "Nosotros somos estudiantes," mean in Spanish?
I am a student.
Where is the bathroom?
We are students.
I like tacos.
How would we say "You all are tall" in Spanish?
Ustedes son altos.
Yo soy alta.
Me gusta enchiladas.
Ella es de Colorado.
yo SER
tú SER
usted SER
él SER
ella SER
nosotros SER
ustedes SER
ellos SER
ellas SER
Rebeca y Laura SER
Rebeca SER
Maria y usted SER
Mis amigos SER
Gabriel y Pedro SER
Please conjugate:
Luisa y tú SER (LATIN AMERICA)
son
sois
somos
es
Simon y yo SER
Rita y usted
Rita
Pablo y yo
Maria y usted
Maria y Luisa
You (formal)
You (informal)
