Do You Think You Know A Lot About Spanish? (2nd Level)

The correct answer is "En la ciudad". This is because the question is asking "Where is your house?" and the correct response is "In the city".

The correct answer is "Sé". In the given sentence, the phrase "No sé" means "I don't know" in Spanish. The word "sé" is the first person singular form of the verb "saber" which means "to know". Therefore, "Sé" is the correct answer as it completes the sentence and conveys the meaning of not knowing how to get there.

Cuando vengas, llama al timbre. This sentence is in Spanish and it translates to "When you come, ring the doorbell." The verb "vengas" is the correct conjugation of the verb "venir" (to come) in the second person singular form, which matches with the subject "tú" (you). The verb "llama" is the correct conjugation of the verb "llamar" (to ring) in the third person singular form, which matches with the subject "tú" (you). Therefore, the correct answer is "Vengas / Llama."

The correct answer is "Conmigo" because it means "with me" in Spanish. The other options are incorrect because they either use incorrect prepositions or incorrect pronouns. "Con mí" is incorrect because the correct form is "conmigo" when using the pronoun "me" after the preposition "con". "A el mí" is incorrect because it uses the incorrect preposition "a" instead of "con" and also uses the incorrect pronoun "el" instead of "mí". "Con el mí" is incorrect because it uses the incorrect pronoun "el" instead of "mí".

Durante is the correct answer because it means "during" in English. The sentence is asking for the word that completes the phrase "I sleep better during..." implying that something happens during a specific time or period. The other options, "a través" means "through", "mientras" means "while", and "mediante" means "by means of", none of which fit the context of the sentence.

The correct answer is "Yo también" because it is the appropriate response to the statement "Voy a ir mañana al concierto" which means "I am going to the concert tomorrow." "Yo también" translates to "Me too" or "I am too." This response indicates that the person is also going to the concert.

The correct answer is "Cinco en cada mano" which translates to "Five on each hand". This answer states that there are five fingers on each hand, which is a common and accurate statement about the number of fingers a person typically has on their hands.

The correct answer is "A mí no me gustan." This answer expresses the opinion that the person does not like bullfights. The phrase "A mí no me gustan" translates to "I don't like them" in English.

The correct answer is "Bien" because it is a common response when someone asks how you are feeling. "Bien" means "well" in Spanish and is often used to express that one is feeling good or fine.

The correct answer is "Antes" because it means "before" in English. In the given sentence, it is implied that there is a set of instructions to be read before opening something. Therefore, "antes" is the most appropriate option as it indicates the necessary order of actions to be taken.

The correct answer is "Tanto". In the given sentence, the phrase "No me gusta" indicates a dislike for something. The word "como" means "like" or "as". Therefore, the sentence translates to "I don't like... as much as yours." Out of the given options, "Tanto" is the only word that fits grammatically and conveys the meaning of "as much" or "as many".

The correct answer is "Todavía no lo sé" which translates to "I still don't know." This answer indicates that the person does not have a definite answer or plan yet for when they will come. They are still uncertain about their availability or schedule.

In this sentence, "agua" is a masculine noun and "leche" is a feminine noun. Therefore, the correct article to use before "agua" is "el" and the correct article to use before "leche" is "la". This is because in Spanish, articles must agree in gender with the noun they modify.

The phrase "… vez es más antipático" translates to "… time he/she is more unpleasant." The word "cada" means "each" or "every," so the correct answer is "Cada" because it indicates a recurring pattern of increasing unpleasantness.

The correct answer is "A las 9 de la noche" because the question is asking at what time they will meet. "A las 9 de la noche" translates to "at 9 in the evening," indicating the specific time they have agreed upon to meet.

The correct answer is "Juego / E". The phrase "al fútbol" indicates that the subject is playing soccer, and the word "incluso" suggests that the subject is even scoring goals. The verb "juego" is the first person present tense form of the verb "jugar" which means "to play". The ending "E" is the correct ending for the first person singular form of the verb in the present tense. Therefore, "juego" is the correct choice for the given phrase.

In the given sentence, "si nos dices lo que va a haber de cena," the correct answer is "A ver / Haber." "A ver" is an expression used to express curiosity or to ask someone to show or tell something. "Haber" is a verb that means "to have" or "there to be" in this context. Therefore, the correct combination is "A ver / Haber" which translates to "let's see / there will be" in English.

The correct answer is "Estoy / Tanto". In this sentence, the speaker is expressing their tiredness of working. The verb "estar" is used to indicate a temporary state or condition, such as being tired. The adverb "tanto" is used to emphasize the intensity or extent of the tiredness. Therefore, "Estoy / Tanto" is the correct combination that accurately conveys the meaning of being tired of working.

The correct answer is "Comer". This is because "comer" is the infinitive form of the verb "to eat" in Spanish. The phrase "A mí me encanta" translates to "I love" or "I really like" in English. Therefore, the complete sentence would be "A mí me encanta comer" which means "I love to eat" or "I really like eating".

The correct answer is "Pase". In this context, the phrase "usted primero, por favor" is asking someone to go ahead or pass first. "Pase" is the correct conjugation of the verb "pasar" for the formal "usted" form.

The correct answer is "Tuya / Mía" because the phrase "Si me das una foto….., yo te doy una foto…." translates to "If you give me a photo, I'll give you a photo." In this context, "Tuya" means "yours" and "Mía" means "mine," indicating that the speaker is offering to exchange photos.

The correct answer is "Ahí / Hay". In this sentence, "Ahí" is used to indicate a location or position, while "Hay" is used to express the existence or presence of something. Therefore, the correct phrase would be "¡Mira ahí, la cola que hay!" which translates to "Look there, the line that is there!"

The correct answer is "Sí, la he visto" because it correctly uses the present perfect tense in Spanish to indicate that the action of watching the movie has been completed in the past. The pronoun "la" refers to the movie, and "he visto" is the conjugation of the verb "ver" (to see) in the first person singular form.

The correct answer is "Oigo / Río". In Spanish, "oigo" means "I hear" and "río" means "I laugh". The verb "oigo" is conjugated in the first person singular form to agree with the subject "te" (you). On the other hand, the verb "río" is also conjugated in the first person singular form to agree with the subject "me" (I). Therefore, the correct sentence translates to "When I hear you, I laugh a lot."

The correct answer is "Sí, lo conozco." This is the correct sentence structure in Spanish to express knowledge or acquaintance with someone. The pronoun "lo" is used to refer to José, and "conozco" is the correct form of the verb "conocer" in the first person singular to indicate that the speaker knows José.

The correct answer is "Qué / Que". In the given sentence, the first blank should be filled with "Qué" because it is used to ask for a definition or explanation. The second blank should be filled with "Que" because it is used as a conjunction meaning "that" or "which". Therefore, the correct answer is "Qué / Que".

The correct answer is "Sepáis". This is the correct conjugation of the verb "saber" (to know) in the subjunctive mood for the second person plural form. It is used to express uncertainty or doubt, indicating that the speaker wants to be informed when the action of knowing something takes place.

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The correct answer is "Cuya." This is because "cuya" is used to indicate possession and agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies. In this sentence, "cuya" is used to show that the uncle who has disappeared lives in a house that belongs to someone else.

The correct answer is "Quepo" because it is the correct conjugation of the verb "caber" in the present tense for the first person singular pronoun "yo" (I). "Caber" means "to fit" or "to be able to fit" in English.

The correct answer is "Convenzo" because it is the correct conjugation of the verb "convencer" in the present tense for the second person singular (tú). In this sentence, the verb "convencer" is being used in a conditional construction, so the correct form is "convenzo" which means "you convince" or "you will convince" in English.

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The correct answer is "Callaos." In Spanish, "¡……de una vez!" is an expression used to tell someone to do something immediately or once and for all. The verb "callar" means "to be quiet" or "to silence," and "callaos" is the imperative form of this verb in the plural form. Therefore, "Callaos" is the correct answer as it translates to "Be quiet" or "Shut up" in English.

The correct answer is "Echo." This is the correct form of the verb "echar" in the first person singular present tense. It means "I throw" or "I cast." The other options are incorrect forms or different verb conjugations.

The correct answer is "Hubieses / Habrías". In this sentence, the verb "haber" is used in the conditional perfect tense to express a hypothetical situation in the past. The first blank requires the past subjunctive form of "haber" which is "hubieses" to match with the conditional perfect tense. The second blank requires the conditional form of "haber" which is "habrías".