U1L2 Adjetivos Did You Get It?

Match the Spanish noun and adjective phrases with their English translations:

• the hard-working boy

• el chico trabajador

• the intelligent girl

• la chica inteligente

• the young boy

• la chica joven

• the intelligent boy

• el chico joven

• the young girl

• el chico inteligente

In Spanish, the adjective usually comes ______ the noun.

• after

• before

• inside

• above

In English, the adjective almost always comes ______ the noun.

• before

• after

• inside

• with

Adjectives that end in -e in Spanish match:

• Only masculine nouns

• Only feminine nouns

• Both masculine and feminine nouns

• Only plural nouns

To make a Spanish adjective plural, you add -es if it ends in a ______ and -s if it ends in a ______. (Fill in the blanks)

• consonant, vowel

• vowel, consonant

• vowel, vowel

• consonant, consonant

Choose the opposite of the underlined adjective. Ana no es seria. Es _____________.

• graciosa

• triste

• fuerte

• inteligente

Choose the opposite of the underlined adjective. José y Jorge no son altos. Son _____________.

• bajos

• grandes

• pequeños

• gordos

Choose the opposite of the underlined adjective. Los señores García no son perezosos. Son _____________.

• trabajadores

• altos

• ricos

• serios

Choose the opposite of the underlined adjective. La maestra de español no es organizada. Es _____________.

• desorganizada

• simpática

• inteligente

• trabajadora

Choose the opposite of the underlined adjective. La guitarra no es grande. Es _____________.

• pequeña

• bonita

• larga

• fuerte