Daily Routines in Spanish Quiz

Grade 4 · Spanish · Quiz

Test your knowledge of Spanish daily routine vocabulary, reflexive verbs, and time expressions.

Questions

1. What does 'me acuesto' mean in English?

   1. I wake up
   2. I shower
   3. I go to bed
   4. I eat dinner
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   Answer: I go to bed

   'Acostarse' means 'to go to bed,' and 'me acuesto' is the yo (I) form — 'I go to bed.'

2. Which time expression means 'in the afternoon' in Spanish?

   1. Por la mañana
   2. Por la noche
   3. Por la tarde
   4. A las tres
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   Answer: Por la tarde

   'Por la tarde' means in the afternoon. 'Por la mañana' = morning, 'por la noche' = at night.

3. 'Desayunar' is a reflexive verb because it ends in '-se.'

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   Answer: False

   'Desayunar' means to have breakfast and is NOT reflexive — it does not end in '-se.' It is conjugated as 'desayuno' (I have breakfast).

4. How do you say 'I brush my teeth' in Spanish?

   1. Me lavo los dientes.
   2. Me ducho los dientes.
   3. Tengo los dientes.
   4. Voy los dientes.
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   Answer: Me lavo los dientes.

   'Me lavo los dientes' means 'I wash/brush my teeth.' 'Lavar' means to wash, and 'dientes' means teeth.

5. What does 'Voy a la escuela a las ocho' mean?

   1. I go to school at eight o'clock.
   2. I wake up at eight o'clock.
   3. I eat at school at eight.
   4. School is at eight minutes.
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   Answer: I go to school at eight o'clock.

   'Voy' = I go, 'a la escuela' = to school, 'a las ocho' = at eight o'clock.

6. To say 'I shower' in Spanish using a reflexive verb, you say 'me ________.'

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   Answer: ducho

   'Me ducho' means 'I shower.' It comes from 'ducharse,' a reflexive verb for showering.

7. Which sentence correctly describes a morning routine in Spanish?

   1. Por la noche, me despierto.
   2. Por la mañana, me despierto.
   3. A las doce, me acuesto.
   4. Por la tarde, desayuno por la mañana.
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   Answer: Por la mañana, me despierto.

   Waking up ('me despierto') is a morning activity, so 'por la mañana' (in the morning) is the correct time expression.

8. What is the base form (infinitive) of 'me levanto'?

   1. Levantar
   2. Levantarse
   3. Levantando
   4. Levantado
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   Answer: Levantarse

   Reflexive verbs always end in '-se' in their base form. 'Me levanto' comes from 'levantarse.'

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