Bible Verses
First Bible verse (passage) learned in Spanish.
Give it by its Spanish name.
Génesis 1:1-3
"Some letters in Spanish can change in pronunciation depending on _____?_______."
the vowels or consonants that follow them
feminine plural
las
What is the white stuff in the front of your binder, useful for taking notes? Pencil or pen can be used on it.
Must include the definite article to get the points.
el papel
In what room do you sleep at night?
(Must include correct definite article.)
la habitación
Dios
Give 1 example of a letter whose sound can change based on the letter(s) that follow(s) it.
c, g, q, u, x, y
Which definite article should be used for this word? Say the whole phrase.
libro
el libro
What are you sitting on?
Must include the correct definite article to get the points.
la silla
In what appliance are cakes and cookies most often baked?
Must include the correct definite article.
el horno
The Spanish name for "Proverbs".
Proverbios
Do Spanish pronunciation rules apply to words borrowed from other languages?
No
Which definite article should be used for this word? (Say the whole phrase.)
cocina
la cocina
Name something that you can use to write with.
The correct definite article must be included to get points.
el lápiz, el bolígrafo
(computadora would be typing, not writing; would not count here)
What is the thing called where hands are washed?
Must include the correct definite article.)
el lavabo
The first word of Proverbios 3:5-7.
Must use correct pronunciation to get the points.
Fíate.
(FEE-ah-tay)
True or false? When a word contains a written accent mark, the syllable with the accent mark is stressed.
True.
Say "the tables" in Spanish, choosing the correct definite article for the noun.
las mesas
Name a type of transportation that will get you to school.
Must include the correct definite article to get points.
el automóvil, el autobús
In what room could a person wash hands, use the toilet, or take a bath?
Include the correct definite article.
el baño
The last word of Proverbios 3:7.
mal
A feminine, singular noun that begins with a stressed /a/ sound (águila, hacha) uses the masculine definite article (el) in the singular, but the feminine definite article (las) in the plural. Why?
To void repeating the /a/ sound.
Translate this phrase to Spanish, using the correct definite article:
the friends (including males and females)
los amigos
What level of school are you in?
Include the correct definite article to get the points.
la preparatoria
If you wake up needing a midnight snack, you might go to this big, cold box to find one.
Include the correct definite article to get the points.
el refrigerador