Spanish Articles and Adjectives

El, la, los and las all mean...

• A
• An
• The
• Some

What do "unos" and "unas" translate to?

• A
• The
• Some
• An

If you wanted to say "a boy" which article would you use?

• el
• los
• unos
• un

If you wanted to say "the girls" what article would you use?

• Los
• Las
• La
• Unas

What is the correct way to say "the school?"

• El escuelo
• La escuela
• Una escuela
• Un escuelo

Which way would be the correct way to say "some (female) teachers?"

• unas maestras
• Unos maestras
• Las maestras
• Unas maestros

Nouns, adjectives and articles have to agree in 2 ways. What are the 2 ways in which they have to agree?

• Number and gender
• Masculine and Feminine
• Singular and Plural
• Definite and Indefinite 

What article would you use to say "the (boy and girl) friends?"

• las
• el
• los
• la

What is the plural form of "profesor?"

• Profesors
• profesoces
• Profesores
• It does not change

How would you make the word "nariz" (nose) plural?

• narizes
• narices
• narizs
• narizces