Spanish 2 Chapter 2b Quiz

Una persona que prefiere estar a la moda se caracteriza por tener conocimiento sobre los estilos populares. Esto implica que está al tanto de las tendencias actuales en la moda y tiene interés en seguirlas. Por lo tanto, es correcto afirmar que una persona que prefiere estar a la moda sabe mucho de los estilos populares.

The person is asked what color of blouse they want and if they want a light one. However, they respond by saying they need a dark one, indicating that they want a blouse in a dark color.

The correct answer is "probé". In the context of the conversation, the speaker is saying that they tried on the dress before buying it. The verb "probar" means "to try on" or "to taste" in Spanish, and the conjugation "probé" is the first person singular form of the past tense.

El enunciado afirma que para una persona que lo tiene todo, el mejor regalo es un cupón de regalo para su tienda favorita. Esto implica que la persona ya tiene todas las cosas materiales que desea, por lo que un cupón de regalo le permite elegir lo que realmente le gusta y necesita en su tienda favorita. Además, al ser un cupón de regalo, no se corre el riesgo de regalar algo que la persona ya tenga o no le guste. Por lo tanto, es cierto que el mejor regalo para alguien que lo tiene todo es un cupón de regalo para su tienda favorita.

The correct answer is "ganga" because it means "bargain" in English. The sentence states that the shoes only cost 9 dollars, implying that they are being sold at a very low price. Therefore, the shoes are considered a "ganga" or a great deal.

The question is asking for the characteristic or attribute of the jacket being referred to. The response "Está en venta por 20 dólares hoy" indicates that the characteristic being referred to is the price.

The correct answer is "letrero" because the person knows that the blouses are on sale because the sign or signboard says "50% off". The word "letrero" refers to a sign or a signboard, which indicates that there is a sale going on.

The correct answer is "gastar". The first speaker announces a big sale at the store, and the second speaker responds by saying "¡Qué bien! Necesito ropa pero no puedo gastar mucho." This indicates that the second speaker needs clothes but cannot spend a lot of money. Therefore, "gastar" is the appropriate verb to use in this context.

The correct answer is "busqué". In the given conversation, the speaker is saying that they searched in the newspaper to see if there were any sales on the shoes they wanted, but they didn't find anything. The verb "busqué" is the past tense of the verb "buscar" which means "to search" or "to look for" in Spanish.

The conversation suggests that the person needs clothes but cannot spend a lot of money. Therefore, the correct answer is "gastar," which means "to spend."

In this conversation, the person is asking for an opinion on whether the sweater will fit them tightly. The response suggests that they need to "probar" or try it on in order to find out. This indicates that trying on the sweater is the appropriate action to determine if it will fit them tightly or not.

The correct answer is "oro" because it is stated that the jewels are made of gold.

The correct answer is "exagerados". In the given conversation, the speaker expresses their dislike for the tight leather pants in a lively orange color by describing them as "exaggerated". This implies that the pants are too bold or over-the-top in their appearance, which is why the speaker does not like them.

Last year, Rubi and Paco decided to buy leather jackets.

The correct answer is "Pagué" because it is the correct conjugation of the verb "pagar" in the first person singular past tense. This matches the subject "yo" (I) in the question.

The correct answer is "compraste". This is the second person singular form of the verb "comprar" in the past tense. It agrees with the subject "tú" (you) and indicates that the action of buying was performed by you yesterday when you went shopping.

María Elena escogió un regalo para su mamá para el Día de las Madres hace 15 días.

There is no reason to use the past tense here.