Caminos Spanish Vocab Quiz Chapters 1 And 2
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Caminos Spanish vocab quiz Chapters 1 and 2. Copy and paste accents from question to put into answer box.
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Exceptional
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The word "excepcional" is the correct translation of the word "exceptional" in Spanish. Both words have the same meaning, which is something that is extraordinary, uncommon, or outstanding.Rate this question:
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Fat
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The given correct answer is "gorda, gordo". These two words are both forms of the adjective "fat" in Spanish. "Gorda" is the feminine form, used to describe a female who is fat, while "gordo" is the masculine form, used to describe a male who is fat. Therefore, both words are correct translations of the English word "fat" in Spanish, depending on the gender of the person being described.Rate this question:
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Long
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The correct answer is "largo, larga" because both words are the Spanish translations of the English word "long." "Largo" is the masculine form used to describe a long masculine noun, while "larga" is the feminine form used to describe a long feminine noun.Rate this question:
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Slow
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The correct answer is "lenta, lento" because both words are the correct translations of the English word "slow" in Spanish and Italian, respectively. "Lenta" is the feminine form in Spanish, while "lento" is the masculine form in Italian. These translations accurately convey the meaning of being not fast or taking a longer time to do something.Rate this question:
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In the afternoon (specific time period)
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"De la tarde" is the correct answer because it translates to "in the afternoon" in English. It is a specific time period that refers to the hours between noon and evening.Rate this question:
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Woman
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The given question is asking for the translation of the word "woman" into Spanish. The correct answer is "la mujer" as it is the Spanish equivalent of the word "woman".Rate this question:
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Pen (ì)
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The correct answer is "bolígrafo, la pluma" because both options are Spanish words that can be used to refer to a pen. "Bolígrafo" is a more common term used in Spain, while "la pluma" is more commonly used in Latin America.Rate this question:
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Key
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The correct answer is "la llave" because it is the Spanish translation of the word "key".Rate this question:
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There is
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Hay is a type of dried grass or other plants that is commonly used as animal feed. It is possible that the question is asking for the English translation or definition of the word "hay". Hay is a noun and refers to the dried grass or other plants that are typically used as food for livestock such as horses, cows, and goats.Rate this question:
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Half
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The correct answer is "la mitad" because it is the translation of the word "half" in Spanish. "La mitad" refers to a quantity that is equal to one of two equal parts of a whole.Rate this question:
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Bathroom (ñ)
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The correct answer is "el baño" and "el cuarto de baño" because both phrases mean "the bathroom" in Spanish. "El baño" is a more commonly used term, while "el cuarto de baño" is a more formal and elaborate way of referring to the bathroom. Both phrases are correct and can be used interchangeably depending on the context or personal preference.Rate this question:
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Shower
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"La ducha" is the correct answer because it is the Spanish translation for the word "shower".Rate this question:
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Inexpensive
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The correct answer is "barato, barata" because "inexpensive" in English translates to "barato" in Spanish. The word "barato" is used to describe something that is low in price or affordable. In Spanish, adjectives change their form depending on the gender of the noun they modify, so "barato" is used to describe masculine nouns, while "barata" is used for feminine nouns.Rate this question:
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Private
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The correct answer is "privado" or "privada" because these words are the correct translations of the English word "private" in Spanish. "Privado" is the masculine form of the word, while "privada" is the feminine form. The choice between the two depends on the gender of the noun being referred to.Rate this question:
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Broom
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The given word "broom" is translated to Spanish as "la escoba."Rate this question:
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Mirror
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The word "mirror" in English translates to "el espejo" in Spanish.Rate this question:
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To buy, I buy, he/she buys
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The given answer shows the correct conjugation of the verb "comprar" (to buy) in different forms. "Comprar" is the infinitive form of the verb, "compro" is the first person singular form (I buy), and "compra" is the third person singular form (he/she buys). This demonstrates the correct usage of the verb in different subject pronouns and indicates the correct conjugation pattern for the verb "comprar."Rate this question:
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To arrive, I arrive, he/she arrives
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The given answer provides the correct Spanish translations for the English phrases "to arrive," "I arrive," and "he/she arrives." "Llegar" is the Spanish verb for "to arrive," "llego" is the first person singular present tense form meaning "I arrive," and "llega" is the third person singular present tense form meaning "he/she arrives."Rate this question:
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To use, I use, he/she uses
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The correct answer is "usar, uso, usa" because it follows the correct conjugation pattern for the verb "usar" in Spanish. In this pattern, the verb is conjugated as "uso" for the first person singular (I use), "usas" for the second person singular (you use), and "usa" for the third person singular (he/she uses). Therefore, "usar, uso, usa" is the correct conjugation for these pronouns.Rate this question:
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To visit, I visit, he/she visits
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The given answer consists of the correct forms of the verb "visitar" in Spanish. "Visitar" means "to visit" in English. The verb forms "visito" and "visita" correspond to the first person singular (I visit) and third person singular (he/she visits) respectively. Therefore, the answer accurately provides the correct Spanish translations for the given English verb forms.Rate this question:
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Building
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The given correct answer is "el edificio" which means "the building" in English. This suggests that the question is asking for the translation of the word "building" into Spanish. "El edificio" is the correct translation, as "el" is the masculine definite article used before singular masculine nouns in Spanish, and "edificio" is the Spanish word for "building".Rate this question:
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Artist
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In Spanish, the word "artist" can be translated as "el artista" for a male artist and "la artista" for a female artist. The word "el" is used for masculine nouns, while "la" is used for feminine nouns. Therefore, the correct answer is "el artista, la artista" to cover both genders.Rate this question:
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Man
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The given correct answer "el hombre" is the Spanish translation for the English word "man". In Spanish, "el" is the masculine definite article used before masculine nouns, and "hombre" means "man". Therefore, "el hombre" is the correct translation for "man" in Spanish.Rate this question:
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Mother
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The word "mother" in English is translated to "la madre" in Spanish.Rate this question:
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Night
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The given answer "la noche" is the Spanish translation for the word "night".Rate this question:
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Afternoon
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"La tarde" is the correct translation of the word "afternoon" in Spanish. In Spanish, "tarde" refers to the period of time between noon and evening. Therefore, "la tarde" accurately represents the concept of the afternoon in Spanish.Rate this question:
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Monday
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The correct answer is "el lunes" because in Spanish, the word for "Monday" is "lunes."Rate this question:
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Tuesday
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The correct answer is "el martes" because "Tuesday" in Spanish is translated as "martes".Rate this question:
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Wednesday (è)
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The correct answer is "el mièrcoles" because it is the Spanish translation of the word "Wednesday".Rate this question:
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Thursday
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The correct answer is "el jueves" because it is the Spanish translation for "Thursday".Rate this question:
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Friday
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The correct answer is "el viernes" because it is the Spanish translation for the word "Friday".Rate this question:
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Saturday (à)
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The correct answer is "el sàbado" because in Spanish, the word for Saturday is "sàbado".Rate this question:
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Sunday
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"El domingo" is the correct translation of "Sunday" in Spanish.Rate this question:
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Day (ì)
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The given correct answer is "el día" which means "the day" in English. In Spanish, nouns have gender and "día" is a masculine noun, so it is preceded by the masculine definite article "el". Therefore, "el día" is the correct way to say "the day" in Spanish.Rate this question:
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Date
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The correct answer is "la fecha" because in Spanish, "date" is translated as "la fecha".Rate this question:
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Today
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Tomorrow (ñ)
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The given word "tomorrow" is written as "mañana" in Spanish. "Mañana" is the correct translation of "tomorrow" in Spanish.Rate this question:
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First
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The given answer "el primero" is the correct translation of the word "first" in Spanish.Rate this question:
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Pleasant
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The word "pleasant" means something that is enjoyable, pleasing, or agreeable. The Spanish word "agradable" also carries a similar meaning, as it refers to something that is pleasant or agreeable. Therefore, "agradable" is an appropriate translation for the word "pleasant" in Spanish.Rate this question:
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Tall
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The words "alto" and "alta" both mean "tall" in Spanish. "Alto" is the masculine form of the adjective, while "alta" is the feminine form. This indicates that the word "tall" can be used to describe both masculine and feminine nouns in Spanish, depending on their gender.Rate this question:
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Friendly
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Unfriendly (à)
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The correct answer is "antipàtica, antipàtico." These words are the correct translations of the word "unfriendly" in Spanish. "Antipàtica" is the feminine form, while "antipàtico" is the masculine form. Both words convey the meaning of someone who is not friendly or pleasant.Rate this question:
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Attractive
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The given answer "attractivo, attractiva" suggests that the word "attractive" has two possible forms in a different language, one for masculine and one for feminine. "Attractivo" is the masculine form and "attractiva" is the feminine form.Rate this question:
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Short (height)
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The correct answer is "baja, bajo" because both words are Spanish translations of the English word "short." "Baja" is the feminine form of the adjective, used to describe a female noun, while "bajo" is the masculine form, used to describe a male noun.Rate this question:
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Good
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The correct answer is "bueno, buena" because in Spanish, adjectives must agree in gender and number with the noun they modify. "Bueno" is the masculine singular form, and "buena" is the feminine singular form. Since the word "good" can refer to both masculine and feminine nouns, both forms are correct.Rate this question:
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Funny (ò)
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The correct answer is "còmica, còmico" because the word "funny" in Spanish can be translated as either "còmica" or "còmico" depending on the gender of the noun it is describing. "Còmica" is the feminine form used to describe a female noun, while "còmico" is the masculine form used to describe a male noun. Therefore, both "còmica" and "còmico" are correct translations of "funny" in Spanish.Rate this question:
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Short (length)
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The correct answer is "corto, corta" because these are the Spanish translations for the word "short" in its masculine and feminine forms. In Spanish, adjectives must agree in gender with the noun they modify, so "corto" is used to describe masculine nouns and "corta" to describe feminine nouns. Since the word "short" can be used to describe both masculine and feminine nouns, both "corto" and "corta" are correct translations.Rate this question:
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Thin
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The correct answer is "delgada, delgado" because these words are the Spanish translations of the English word "thin". "Delgada" is the feminine form used to describe a thin female, while "delgado" is the masculine form used to describe a thin male.Rate this question:
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