Describing People in Spanish Quiz
Grade 4 · Spanish · Quiz
Check your ability to use Spanish adjectives and the verb ser to describe people.
Questions
Which word means 'short' in Spanish when describing a girl?
- Bajo
- Baja
- Corta
- Pequeño
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Answer: Baja
When describing a girl (feminine noun), 'bajo' changes to 'baja' to agree in gender.
How do you say 'He is funny' in Spanish?
- Él es cómica.
- Él tiene cómico.
- Él es cómico.
- Él ser cómico.
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Answer: Él es cómico.
'Él' is masculine, so use 'cómico' (not 'cómica'). 'Es' is the correct form of 'ser' for he/she.
In Spanish, 'joven' changes to 'jovena' when describing a girl.
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Answer: False
'Joven' ends in a consonant, not -o, so it stays the same for both males and females.
What does 'Tiene los ojos verdes' mean in English?
- She has green hair.
- He has brown eyes.
- She has green eyes.
- He has blue eyes.
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Answer: She has green eyes.
'Tiene los ojos verdes' literally means 'has the eyes green' — or 'has green eyes.' 'Verdes' means green.
Which adjective describes someone who is shy?
- Tímido
- Alto
- Rubio
- Delgado
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Answer: Tímido
'Tímido' means shy. 'Alto' means tall, 'rubio' means blond, and 'delgado' means thin.
How do you say 'My friend (female) is intelligent' in Spanish?
- Mi amiga es inteligento.
- Mi amigo es inteligente.
- Mi amiga es inteligente.
- Mi amiga tiene inteligente.
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Answer: Mi amiga es inteligente.
'Amiga' is feminine, so use 'mi amiga.' 'Inteligente' ends in -e so it does not change. 'Es' is correct for 'she is.'
To describe hair in Spanish, you say 'tiene el ________ rubio' to mean 'has blond hair.'
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Answer: pelo
'Tiene el pelo' means 'has... hair.' So 'tiene el pelo rubio' means 'has blond hair.'
Which sentence means 'She is kind and smart'?
- Ella es amable e inteligente.
- Ella es amable y inteligento.
- Ella tiene amable e inteligente.
- Ella ser amable e inteligente.
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Answer: Ella es amable e inteligente.
'Amable' means kind, 'e' is used instead of 'y' before words starting with 'i' in Spanish, and 'inteligente' does not change. 'Ser' must be conjugated as 'es.'
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