Color & Describe Something

Los colores son una percepción visual y no están relacionados con sonidos, sabores o emociones.

The correct answer follows the grammatical rule of matching the gender of the Spanish noun 'Amarillo' (yellow) with the feminine singular article 'la'. Therefore, the correct answer is 'Amarillo, a .'

The question is asking for the correct adjective form of the color 'orange' in Spanish, which is 'Anaranjado, -a.' The incorrect answers provided are other colors in Spanish and do not match the requested adjective form for 'orange.'

The color of the sky is commonly perceived as blue due to the scattering of sunlight by the atmosphere.

The question is asking for the correct form of the Spanish word 'Blanco' which means 'White' when referring to a masculine or feminine noun. The correct answer 'Blanco, -a .' provides the masculine form followed by the feminine form with appropriate gender agreement. The incorrect answers 'Blanca, -o .' incorrectly matches 'Blanca' (feminine form) with 'o' instead of 'a'. 'Negro, -a .' refers to the color 'Black' in its masculine form and 'Rojo, -a .' refers to the color 'Red' in its masculine form.

The correct answer is 'Gris', which is the Spanish word for grey.

The correct answer for the question 'Morado, -a.' is 'Morado, -a ,' as it is the translation for 'Purple' in Spanish, where the gender changes based on the noun being described.

The correct term 'Negro, -a' is used to describe the color black in Spanish, with the masculine and feminine forms indicated. The incorrect answers represent the colors white, red, and blue respectively.

The question is asking for the Spanish word for 'red' when used to describe a male (rojo) or female (roja) noun. The correct answer 'Rojo, -a.' covers both options depending on the gender of the noun being described.

The question is asking for the correct translation of the word 'Rosado' which means 'Pink' in English. The incorrect answers provided do not correspond to the correct translation.

In Spanish, adjectives must agree in gender and number with the noun they modify. 'Bonito' is used for masculine singular nouns (ending in -o) while 'Bonita' is used for feminine singular nouns (ending in -a). Since the noun 'bonito' is masculine, the correct form of the adjective is 'Bonito, -a.'

In Spanish, 'Feo' means ugly and the correct answer 'Feo, -a' changes the adjective to match the gender of the noun it describes (masculine to feminine). The incorrect answers do not follow this pattern and do not match the meaning of 'Feo'.

The correct translation for 'large' in Spanish is 'grande'. 'Pequeno' means 'small', 'Mediano' means 'medium', and 'Enorme' means 'huge'.

In Spanish, 'importante' directly translates to 'important'. 'Significativo' means 'significant', and 'Destacado' means 'outstanding'. 'Importance' is the English counterpart.

In Spanish, 'mismo' changes in gender and number to match the noun it refers to. 'Mismo' is used for masculine singular, 'misma' for feminine singular, 'mismos' for masculine plural, and 'mismas' for feminine plural.

The word 'propio' in Spanish translates to 'own' in English, denoting something that belongs to oneself.