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WorksheetsSpanish 1: Unit 6a Final
Total questions: 51
Worksheet time: 42mins
Imagine you're Rod Wave, and you're trying to express your ability to overcome challenges. How would you conjugate 'poder' for 'yo' to say 'I can'?
puedo
pudiste
puede
podría
Imagine you're vibing to a Rod Wave track, and you need to express your power. How do you say 'poder' for 'tú'?
(a)Imagine you're trying to express what 'poder' means for 'él/ella/usted' in a way that hits deep, like a Rod Wave song. Which form would you use?
pudiera
puedo
podría
puede
Imagine you're at a concert, and you want to express your ability to vibe with the music as a group. How would you say 'we can' using the verb 'poder' for 'nosotros'?
podemosos
poderemos
pudimos
podemos
Imagine you're chilling with your crew, and you need to express the power of 'poder' for 'vosotros'. How would you say it?
pudisteis
podéis
podía
podemos
Imagine you're at a Rod Wave concert, and you want to express the power of his music. How would you say 'poder' for 'ellos/ellas/ustedes' in Spanish?
puedo
puedes
pueden
pudieron
Imagine you're trying to make it big, and you need to know what 'poder' means to keep pushing through. 'Poder' means (a) .
Imagine you're feeling tired after a long day, and you just want to lay down and 'dormir'. What does 'dormir' mean in this context?
to sleep
to eat
to run
to jump
Match the following Spanish pronouns with their correct conjugation of 'dormir'.
duermes
tú
duerme
él/ella/usted
dormimos
nosotros/nosotras
duermo
yo
Yo, imagine you chillin' and you gotta tell your homie how to say 'dormir' when you talkin' to them. How you gonna say it?
duermes
dormirás
dormís
duerme
Match the following conjugations of 'dormir' with their appropriate subject pronouns in a soulful song context.
duerme
he/she/you (formal) sleeps
duermo
I sleep
dormido
slept
dormiré
will sleep
Yo, imagine we chillin' and we gotta say 'we sleep' in Spanish. We conjugate 'dormir' for 'nosotros' as (a) .
Imagine you're chilling with your crew, and you need to tell them how to say 'sleep' for 'y'all' in Spanish. How would you conjugate 'dormir' for 'vosotros'?
dormiréis
duermes
dormís
dormimos
Imagine you're at a Rod Wave concert, and you want to tell your friends how he sings about sleeping. How would you say 'dormir' for 'ellos/ellas/ustedes' in his style?
duermen
duerme
dormimos
duermenlos
Imagine you're feeling like Rod Wave, and you want to express your ability to do something right now. Use 'poder' in a sentence in present tense relating to studying.
Nosotros podemos comer.
Yo puedo estudiar.
Ella puede bailar.
Yo puedo correr.
Imagine you just got off a long tour, and you're finally back home. Use 'dormir' in a sentence in present tense to describe how you feel: Yo (a) ocho horas cada noche.
Imagine you're at a festival celebrating Spanish-speaking countries, and you see a flag with a red and yellow design. Which country's flag are you looking at?
Argentina
Mexico
Spain
Chile
You're learning about the flags of Spanish-speaking countries, and you see a flag with a sun in the center. This flag belongs to (a) .
Match the following flags with their respective countries.
Argentina
A flag with blue and white stripes and a sun in the center.
Guatemala
A flag with blue and white stripes and a quetzal bird in the center.
Honduras
A flag with blue and white stripes and five stars in the center.
El Salvador
A flag with blue and white stripes and a coat of arms in the center.
Imagine you're at a cultural festival, and you see a flag with a red, yellow, and green design. This flag belongs to the Spanish-speaking country of (a) .
You're exploring a museum of flags, and you come across a flag with a red and white design featuring a llama. The country you're looking at is (a)
Match the following flags with their respective countries.
Guatemala
A flag with a quetzal bird and a scroll.
El Salvador
A flag with a blue and white horizontal stripes and a coat of arms in the center.
Honduras
A flag with five blue stars arranged in an X pattern.
Cuba
A flag with a blue triangle and white stars.
Match the following sentences with their correct Spanish translations.
Tengo una silla.
I have a chair.
Tengo una cama.
I have a bed.
Tengo un sofá.
I have a sofa.
Tengo una mesa.
I have a table.
Match the following Spanish sentences with their English translations.
Tengo dos lámparas.
I have two lamps.
Tengo dos mantas.
I have two blankets.
Tengo dos almohadas.
I have two pillows.
Tengo dos cuadros.
I have two paintings.
Imagine you're describing your bedroom to a friend and you want to say you have a wardrobe. You would say: Tengo (a)
Imagine you're describing your bedroom to a friend and you want to say you have a lamp. You would say 'Tengo (a) lámpara' in Spanish.
Drag and drop the colors in Spanish to the one on the wheel.
Laron no (a) ganar la competencia de baloncesto con Terren.
Reorder the following
A mi
me gusta
dormir
mucho
en la clase.
Match the following
la cama
blanca
el espejo
negro
las cortinas
rosadas
los estantes
amarillos
De que color es?
De que color es?
De que color es?
De que color es?
Cuales son los colores?
Imagine you're at a sleepover, and you need to say 'he sleeps' in Spanish. How would you conjugate 'dormir' for 'él'?
duerme
duermo
duermen
dormimos
Imagine you're talking to your friend about your daily routine, and you want to say 'you sleep' in Spanish. You would conjugate 'dormir' for 'tú' as (a) .
Match the following Spanish pronouns with their correct conjugation of 'dormir'.
duermes
tú
duermo
yo
dormimos
nosotros
duermen
ellos
Label the bedroom using vocabulary words
LaBron James es (a) Michael Jordan.
Es muy (a) usar el teléfono en la clase de español.
La clase de matemáticas es (a) la clase de español. (obviamente...)
La maestra es (a) los estudiantes.
Los estudiantes son (a) la maestra.
Mi abuelo va a cumplir 100! Es muy (a) .
Los estudiantes son menores de 18. Son muy (a) .
El hombre es muy (a)
El flor es muy (a) . (pretty)
El dormitorio es (a) . (think size)
What direction is this?
(a)
What direction is this?
(a)
