Spanish I 1st Quarter Test

What is the infinitive form of a verb?

The simplest conjugation of the verb.

The simplest form of the verb, not conjugated.

The verb used to describe an action in the present tense.

In English, you can identify infinitives because...

They make sense when you add a pronoun in front of them.

Denote an action

They usually have the word "to" in front, and it makes sense.

In Spanish, infinitive verbs...

Are only one word

Are only in the present tense

Are used to describe the subject

What verb form do you use in Spanish to express a like or dislike?

The present perfect

The infinitive

The possessive tense

What sentence components do you need to express a like or a dislike in Spanish?

The subject, the reflexive pronoun, and the object

Subject, verb, object

The statement "me gusta" or "no me gusta" and the action verb conjugated

The statement "me gusta" or "no me gusta" and the infinitive form of the verb

What is a reflexive action in Spanish? Choose the best answer.

One in which you talk about your daily routine.

One in which the subject performs an action on itself.

An action performed directly on something.

Choose a phrase for which you would need to use a reflexive statement in Spanish:

I wash the dishes.

I take a shower.

I run every day.

I cook dinner.

When constructing a reflexive sentence in Spanish, what do you need to place before the verb?

What are the reflexive pronouns and what are their corresponding subjects?

Translate the following into Spanish: "You get up early." ("early" means "temprano")

Se levantas temprano.

Te levantar temprano.

Te levantas temprano.

El levantas temprano.

Translate "They (femenine) put make up on every day" ("every day" means "todos los dias, and "make up" is "maquillaje"")

Ellas ponen maquillaje todos los dias

Mi amigas poner maquillaje todos los dias.

Nos se ponen maquillaje todos los dias.

Se ponen maquillaje todos los dias.

How do you construct a reflexive sentence? Choose all that apply

Reflexive verb + subject

Subject + reflexive verb + object

Reflexive personal pronoun + reflexive verb + object

Reflexive personal pronoun + reflexive verb

A baby was just born in Costa Rica and we have to name it! Her mother's name is Angela Ramos Aranda, and her father's name is Ismael Toledo Mendoza. What is the baby's name?

A girl just got married in Mexico and wants to change her name to take on her husband's. Her full name is Ana Camila Franklin Acevedo. Her husband's name is Jorge Emilio Vega Uribe. What is her new name going to be?

What is the preposition "de" traditionally used for in names of Spanish-speaking individuals?

To distinguish the mother's name from the father's.

To be placed before the husband's family name when women take their husbands' names after marriage.

To indicate the birth order of children.

Fill-in-the-blank by choosing the wright words for the following sentence: "In Spanish reflexive sentences, you do not always need to include the (1)__________, because it is included in the (2)______ (3)____________."

Spanish I 1st Quarter Test

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