Basic Geometry and Spanish Vocabulary Quiz for K-2nd Grade

The correct Spanish word for 'cube' is 'el cubo', which translates directly as 'the cube'. The other options provided are incorrect as they refer to other geometric shapes: 'el círculo' means 'the circle', 'la pirámide' means 'the pyramid', and 'el triángulo' means 'the triangle'.

The correct shape that fits the description of having four equal sides and four right angles in Spanish is 'el cuadrado', which translates to 'the square'. The other options, 'el círculo' means 'the circle', 'el triángulo' means 'the triangle', and 'el rectángulo' means 'the rectangle', do not match the given criteria.

La respuesta correcta es 'la estrella', ya que las estrellas son astros luminosos que brillan en el cielo por las noches. Los planetas, cometas y la luna son también objetos celestes, pero no encajan con la descripción de 'astro luminoso que brilla en el cielo por las noches'.

The correct translation for 'trapezoid' in Spanish is 'el trapecio'. 'La circunferencia' means 'circle', 'el triángulo' means 'triangle', and 'el cuadrado' means 'square', but none of these words match the definition of a trapezoid.

In some Spanish-speaking countries, 'el cono' refers to the cone shape that is often taught in 1st grade as a basic geometric concept.

In this question, we are testing knowledge of basic shapes in Spanish. 'La esfera' translates to 'the sphere' in English and is typically introduced in 2nd grade when learning about shapes.

In 2nd grade, students typically learn about different shapes and their properties. While a square, circle, and triangle are commonly learned shapes, a parallelogram is a specific shape that is introduced in 2nd grade curriculum.