GCSE Spanish Numbers And Punctuation Quiz

The correct answer is "cinco" because "cinco" is the Spanish word for the number 5.

The given sequence is a list of numbers in ascending order. The next number in the sequence should be the next number after 8, which is 9. In Spanish, 9 is represented as "nueve".

Quince is a fruit that is similar to a pear and is often used in cooking and baking. It is not a number or a letter, so options 12, 5, and 19 can be eliminated. The correct answer is 15.

The correct answer is "veinte" because "veinte" is the Spanish word for "20".

The word "trente" is the only option that does not fall between 1-20. "Veinte" means twenty in Spanish, "trece" means thirteen, and "ocho" means eight, all of which are within the range of 1-20. However, "trente" is the French word for thirty, which is outside of the given range.

The correct sequence is "dieciocho, diecinueve, veinte" because it follows the pattern of counting in Spanish. "Dieciocho" means eighteen, "diecinueve" means nineteen, and "veinte" means twenty. The sequence starts with eighteen, then goes to nineteen, and finally reaches twenty, which is the next number in the counting pattern.

When you see 'll', it is pronounced as "y".

The correct answer is (silent) because the letter 'h' is usually silent in English words. It does not have a specific sound of its own and is often used to modify the pronunciation of other letters. In this case, the letter 'h' is not pronounced and is silent.

The correct answer is "th" because in Spanish, the letter "c" is pronounced like the "th" sound in English words such as "thin" or "that". This sound is common in words like "gracias" (thank you) or "ciudad" (city).