Likes/Dislikes Spanish Quiz 5th Grade
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No me gusta means:
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I like
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I like a little bit
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I do not know
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I do not like
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Option 5
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This Spanish quiz for 5th graders focuses on expressing likes and dislikes using 'gustar'. Students fill in blanks to correctly conjugate the verb, enhancing their understanding of verb agreement and sentence structure in Spanish.
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_____ gustan los chocolates.
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Me
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Sí
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La
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El
Correct Answer
A. MeExplanation
The correct answer is "Me". This is because the verb "gustan" is used to express likes or preferences, and in this case, it is referring to the person who likes chocolates. "Me" is the correct pronoun to use to indicate that it is the speaker themselves who likes chocolates.Rate this question:
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Me gusta means:
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I do not like.
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I like.
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He likes.
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You like.
Correct Answer
A. I like.Explanation
The correct answer is "I like." In Spanish, "me gusta" is a phrase used to express liking or enjoyment of something. The subject pronoun "me" indicates that the speaker is the one who likes something, and "gusta" is the verb form used to convey the liking. Therefore, the correct interpretation of "me gusta" is "I like."Rate this question:
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No ______ gusta la leche.
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Me
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Mes
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Mi
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Mis
Correct Answer
A. MeExplanation
The correct answer is "me" because it is the correct pronoun to use in this sentence to indicate that "I" do not like milk.Rate this question:
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- 5.
A Lola le ________ el pan.
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Gustan
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Gusta
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Gustar
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Gustas
Correct Answer
A. GustaExplanation
The correct answer is "gusta" because the sentence is referring to Lola and the verb "gustar" is used to express likes or preferences. In this case, the subject "Lola" is singular, so the correct form of the verb is "gusta".Rate this question:
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A mi papá le ______________ los tacos.
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Gusta
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Gustan
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Gustas
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Gustar
Correct Answer
A. GustanExplanation
In Spanish, when talking about likes and dislikes, we use the verb "gustar" in a different way than in English. The verb "gustar" is used to express liking something, but it is conjugated according to the thing being liked, not the person who likes it. In this case, since we are talking about "tacos" (plural), we need to use the third person plural form of the verb, which is "gustan". Therefore, the correct answer is "gustan" which means "like" in English.Rate this question:
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Me __________ las zanahorias.
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Gustas
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Gustan
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Gustar
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Gusta
Correct Answer
A. GustanExplanation
The correct answer is "gustan" because the verb "gustar" is used to express liking or preference for something. In this sentence, "me" indicates that the speaker is the one who likes the carrots, and "zanahorias" is the plural form of "zanahoria" (carrot). Therefore, the correct form of the verb "gustar" to agree with the plural noun is "gustan."Rate this question:
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A la Sra. Rosado:
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Le gusta el color rojo.
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Le gusta el color azul.
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Le gusta el color verde.
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Le gusta el color amarillo.
Correct Answer
A. Le gusta el color verde.Explanation
The correct answer is "le gusta el color verde" because it is stated in the given text that "A la Sra. Rosado" (Mrs. Rosado) likes the color verde (green).Rate this question:
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Me _________ mucho las naranjas.
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Gustan
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Gusta
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Gustar
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Gustó
Correct Answer
A. GustanExplanation
The correct answer is "gustan" because the verb "gustar" is used to express liking or preference for something. In this sentence, "me" indicates that the subject is the speaker, and "las naranjas" is the object being liked. Since "naranjas" is plural, the verb "gustar" should also be in the plural form, which is "gustan".Rate this question:
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A María ____gusta la escuela.
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El
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La
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Le
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Las
Correct Answer
A. LeExplanation
In this sentence, the correct answer is "le." This is because "le" is the indirect object pronoun used to indicate that someone likes something. In this case, it is indicating that María likes the school. The pronoun "le" is used for singular indirect objects in Spanish.Rate this question:
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