Question

1. Complete the following sentence.
Juan es estudioso. Le gusta
(1 point)
cantar.
leer.
esquiar.
bailar.
2. Complete the following sentence.
Marisol es una chica
(1 point)
simpática.
simpático.
simpáticas.
simpáticos.
3. What is the correct way to say "the serious boy" in Spanish? (1 point)
la seria chica
elserio chico
el chico serio
la chica seria
4. What is the correct way to say "a talented girl" in Spanish? (1 point)
la chica talentosa
una chica talentosa
un chico talentoso
el chico talentoso

Answer 1

part 2
5. Which sentence shows correct order and agreement between articles, nouns, and adjectives? (1 point)
Roberto es un chico muy reservado.
Roberto es un muy reservado chico.
Roberto es un muy reservado chico.
Roberto es un muy chico reservado.
Roberto un es chico reservado muy.
6. What is the culturalsignificance of dominoes to people in the Spanish­speaking world? (1 point)
They came to the New world via Spain.
They encourage people to spend time outside.
They are an important connection to the past.
They give an opportunity to practice numbers.
7. Where did the dominoes originate before spreading throughout the Spanish­speaking world? (1 point)
Miami
México and Cuba
The United States
Spain
8. What type of animal is ElCadejo? (1 point)
cat
dog
horse
bird
9. What do the two different cadejos represent? (1 point)
good and evil
day and night
sky and earth
water and fire
10. According to the legend of ElCadejo, why did God create the white cadejo? (1 point)
to protect humans
to fight good
to teach humans
to defeat the devil

Answer 2

1. Complete the following sentence.
Juan es estudioso. Le gusta
(1 point)
cantar means sing
leer means read
esquiar to skate
bailar means to dance

Pick the one that goes with studying

Answer 3

2. Adjectives have to agree in number (singular/plural) and gender (feminine/masculine).
endings:
-as/-a: feminine plural/singular
-os/-o: masculine plural/singular
Marisol is "she" ans is only one person.

3. 2 and 3 options are correct, but in the spoken language is more common the three one. Remember "el/la/lo/los/las are the definite article "the".

4. Remember un/una are indefinite articles: a/an, (but this doesn't mean that they are corresponding each to other).

5. The one and two options are correct, but is more common the fisrt one.

6. I'm not sure. I know they came via Spain to the New World. But it's so common to see people playing domino outside in a lot of Hispanic countries. Then, I think this last one is your answer.

7. Obviously, in Spain. But dominoes originated in China.

8. A dog.

9. Good and evil.

10. To protect humans.