Spanish Possessive Adjectives Trivia Questions
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Give the translation. "The boy has his books."
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El chico tiene su libros.
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El chico tiene tus libros
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El chico tiene sus libros.
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El chico tienen su libros
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This quiz assesses understanding of Spanish possessive adjectives through translation and application exercises. It tests ability to correctly use and translate possessive adjectives in sentences, enhancing Spanish grammar proficiency.
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Type the possessive adjective.The girls eat with their friends in classLas chicas comen con ______ amigas en clase.
Explanation
The correct answer is "sus" because it is the possessive adjective that agrees with the plural noun "amigas" and refers to the girls. "Sus" is used to indicate possession or ownership by a group of females, in this case, the girls.Rate this question:
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They have their book.Ellos _____ ____ libro.
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Tienen , su
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Tienes , sus
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Tienen, sus
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Tiene , su
Correct Answer
A. Tienen , suExplanation
The correct answer is "tienen, su" because "tienen" is the third person plural form of the verb "tener" (to have), which agrees with the subject "ellos" (they). "Su" is the possessive adjective that agrees with the singular noun "libro" (book) in Spanish. Therefore, the sentence translates to "They have their book."Rate this question:
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Translate "SU"
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His or hers
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His, hers or mine
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His ,hers, yours (formal) or theirs
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Ours or yours (informal)
Correct Answer
A. His ,hers, yours (formal) or theirsExplanation
The correct answer is "his ,hers, yours (formal) or theirs". This is because the abbreviation "SU" can be translated to different pronouns depending on the context. It can refer to "his" or "hers" when talking about someone's possession, "yours" in a formal context, or "theirs" when referring to a group's possession. The pronoun "ours" or "yours" (informal) are not included as options for translation.Rate this question:
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Match the English with the correct translation.
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Their cats are big- Su gatos son grandes
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His cats are big- Sus gatos es grande
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Our cat is big nuestra gato es grande,
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My cat is big - Mi gato es grande
Correct Answer
A. My cat is big - Mi gato es grandeExplanation
The correct translation for "My cat is big" is "Mi gato es grande."Rate this question:
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Choose the correct translation, "Our houses"
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Nuestro casa
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Nuestros casas
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Nuestra casa
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Nuestras casas
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A. Nuestras casasExplanation
The correct translation for "Our houses" is "nuestras casas" because "nuestras" is the plural form of "nuestra" which means "our" in Spanish, and "casas" is the plural form of "casa" which means "houses". Therefore, "nuestras casas" accurately translates the given phrase.Rate this question:
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Translate the following: "You (formal) have your papers"
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Usted tiene su papel
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Usted tiene sus papeles
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Tú tienes tu papel
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Usted tiene tus papeles
Correct Answer
A. Usted tiene sus papelesExplanation
The correct answer is "Usted tiene sus papeles." In Spanish, the possessive pronoun "sus" is used when referring to multiple objects or people. Since "papeles" is plural, the correct pronoun to use is "sus." Additionally, the formal form of "you" is "usted," so "tú" is not the correct pronoun to use in this context.Rate this question:
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Give the correct possessive adjective for the following: "Your (informal) cats are ugly!" ____ gatos son feos.
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Tus
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Tu
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Mis
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Sus
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A. TusExplanation
The correct possessive adjective for the sentence "Your (informal) cats are ugly! ____ gatos son feos." is "tus". This is because "tus" is the possessive adjective used to indicate ownership by the second person informal singular "you" in Spanish.Rate this question:
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True or False? Possessive adjectives must always agree in number and sometimes in gender with the object "possessed" and not the person doing the possessing.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
Possessive adjectives must agree in number and sometimes in gender with the object being possessed, not with the person who possesses it. This means that the form of the possessive adjective changes depending on whether the object is singular or plural, and sometimes depending on its gender. Therefore, the answer "True" is correct as it accurately reflects this rule.Rate this question:
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Give the correct possessive adjective: "Our nephews are intelligent."_____ sobrinos son inteligentes.
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Sus
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Nuestra
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Nuestros
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Nuestro
Correct Answer
A. NuestrosExplanation
The correct possessive adjective in Spanish to match the sentence "Our nephews are intelligent" is "nuestros." This is because "nuestros" is the plural form of "nuestro," which means "our" in English. Since "nephews" is plural, we use the plural form of the possessive adjective.Rate this question:
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