Spanish Question Formation Quiz

What are the three main types of questions discussed in the video?

• Yes/No questions, question tags, and interrogatives

• Declarative, imperative, and exclamatory

• Simple, compound, and complex

• Direct, indirect, and rhetorical

How do you form a yes/no question in Spanish?

• By rearranging the sentence structure

• By starting with an interrogative word

• By using a question tag

• By adding a question mark and changing the intonation

When forming a yes/no question, what happens to the intonation?

• It fluctuates

• It goes up

• It goes down

• It remains the same

What is the purpose of using question tags like 'verdad' and 'no'?

• To introduce a new topic

• To confirm information you believe to be true

• To ask a question when unsure of the answer

• To express doubt or uncertainty

Which question tag would you use if you are almost certain someone speaks Spanish?

• ¿Hablas español, cuándo?

• ¿Hablas español, cómo?

• ¿Hablas español, por qué?

• ¿Hablas español, verdad?

Which of the following is an example of an interrogative word?

• Cómo

• Verdad

• Porque

• No

What is the role of an upside-down question mark in Spanish?

• To indicate the end of a question

• To denote a rhetorical question

• To indicate the start of a question

• To emphasize a statement

What is the difference between 'cuál' and 'qué' in Spanish?

• 'Cuál' is used for open-ended questions, 'qué' for specific choices

• 'Qué' is used for open-ended questions, 'cuál' for specific choices

• Both are used interchangeably

• 'Cuál' is used only in formal contexts

Which interrogative would you use to ask 'What do you want?' in an open-ended context?

• Quién

• Cuándo

• Cuál

• Qué

In which scenario would you use 'cuál' instead of 'qué'?

• When asking for a definition

• When asking for a preference among options

• When asking for a time

• When asking for a reason