Spanish Level 7 (Low Intermediate)
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Yo pienso que los bananos son _________ que las naranjas
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Muy dulces
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Mucho dulces
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Dulces muy
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Más dulces
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This 'Spanish Level 7 (Low Intermediate)' quiz assesses understanding of comparative structures in Spanish. Questions require applying knowledge of grammatical rules to compare qualities and actions. It's designed for learners aiming to refine their Spanish grammar skills.
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Los ingenieros colombianos son ______________ los americanos
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Tan buenos como
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Más buenos como
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Igual buenos
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Otros buenos
Correct Answer
A. Tan buenos comoExplanation
The correct answer is "tan buenos como" which translates to "as good as" in English. This answer implies that Colombian engineers are just as good as American engineers, suggesting that there is no significant difference in their skills or abilities.Rate this question:
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Adrián tiene veintisiete años, pero su hermano tiene veintinueve. Es _______ que Adrián
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Viejo
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Mayor
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Menor
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Joven
Correct Answer
A. MayorExplanation
Adrián's brother is older than him, so it is logical to assume that Adrián is the younger one. Therefore, the correct answer is "mayor" which means "older" in Spanish.Rate this question:
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Luisa recibió un 90 en su examen y Carolina recibió un 95. Carolina es _______ estudiante que Luisa
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Mejor
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Peor
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Mayor
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Menor
Correct Answer
A. MejorExplanation
Carolina received a higher score than Luisa, as indicated by her grade of 95 compared to Luisa's 90. Therefore, Carolina is a better student than Luisa.Rate this question:
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Mi familia ______________ ayer en el restaurante de la esquina.
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Comerá
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Comimos
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Come
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Comió
Correct Answer
A. ComióExplanation
The correct answer is "comió". In Spanish, the verb "comer" (to eat) needs to agree with the subject in terms of person and number. Since "Mi familia" is a singular third-person subject, the correct conjugation of "comer" is "comió". This means that "Mi familia" ate yesterday at the corner restaurant.Rate this question:
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Yo me vestí y ella __________________
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Se vistió
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El vestido
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Se vestió
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Se visto
Correct Answer
A. Se vistióExplanation
The correct answer is "se vistió". In Spanish, the verb "vestirse" means "to dress oneself". The subject of the sentence is "yo" (I), indicating that the speaker dressed themselves. The pronoun "ella" (she) indicates that someone else also dressed themselves. Therefore, the correct conjugation of "vestirse" for "ella" is "se vistió".Rate this question:
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Javier llegó a la oficina a las ocho, pero yo _________ más temprano
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Llegó
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Llegan
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Llegué
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Llegar
Correct Answer
A. LleguéExplanation
The correct answer is "llegué". The question is asking for the correct conjugation of the verb "llegar" (to arrive) in the first person singular form. "Llegué" is the correct conjugation for "I arrived" in the past tense.Rate this question:
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Lobster or shrimp?
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Langosta o camarones?
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Pescado o chuleta?
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Pescado o calamares?
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Mariscos o chuleta?
Correct Answer
A. Langosta o camarones?Explanation
This question is asking for a choice between lobster or shrimp in Spanish. The correct answer is "Langosta o camarones?" which translates to "Lobster or shrimp?" This answer directly addresses the question and presents the two options for consideration.Rate this question:
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Lucas _________________ en la clase de historia ayer
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Se dormió
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Se durmió
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Se dormirá
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Se dormido
Correct Answer
A. Se durmióExplanation
The correct answer is "se durmió". In Spanish, the verb "dormir" means "to sleep". The subject of the sentence is "Lucas" and the action of sleeping is being performed by him. Since Lucas is a singular third-person subject, the reflexive pronoun "se" is used before the verb. The correct conjugation of the verb "dormir" in the past tense for Lucas is "se durmió".Rate this question:
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Yo le serví al señor, y María le _________ a la señora
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Servió
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Serví
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Sirvió
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Servido
Correct Answer
A. SirvióExplanation
The correct answer is "sirvió". In this sentence, the verb "servir" is conjugated in the past tense, third person singular form. The subject of the sentence is "María" and the direct object is "a la señora". Therefore, the correct conjugation of "servir" to agree with the subject and object is "sirvió".Rate this question:
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