Grammar
What form do Gar/Car/Zar verbs change for?
The "yo" form.
Where is Spain located, and where in that continent?
It is located in Europe, and in the south-west area.
When is Rosca de Reyes typically eaten?
On "Three Kings Day" or "January 6th".
What month is Three Kings Day Celebrated?
It is celebrated in January.
Are there still Kings and Queens in Spain?
Yes there is a royal family who rules over Spain.
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What is the capital of Spain?
Madrid
What is Paella?
A dish including rice and chicken or seafood.
What type of dance is Spain known for?
Flamenco.
What is the name of the peninsula that Spain is on?
The Iberian Peninsula.
In the Imperfecto, what verbs are Irregular?
Ir, ser, and ver.
What is the political system of Spain?
Constitutional Monarchy/ a Monarchy
Gazpacho is a type of soup, is it served warm of cold?
Gazpacho is served cold.
What are siestas?
A short nap taken in the afternoon, typically for warmer countries, or workers.
What two countries border Spain?
Portugal, and France.
Are you able to use the Pretérito and Imperfecto in the same sentence, if yes, why?
Yes, when one action (pretérito) interrupts another (imperfecto).
What is the most known or famous attraction in Spain?
Basilica de la Sagrada familia.
What are croquetas?
A small ball of minced meat or fish, that is breaded.
Is bullfighting in Spain a new or old tradition?
It is one of the oldest traditions in spain.
What did Spain used to be called?
Hispania.
What is the difference between the Pretérito and the Imperfecto.
Pretérito= Complete past actions, sequence of events, specific.
Imperfecto= Constant actions in the past, background information.
What is Spain's most known geological feature?
The two mountain ranges of the Sistema Central and the Montes de Toledo, with a large central plateau.
What is Spain's national dish?
What does Rosca de Reyes represent, and what happens if you get the baby?
It represents Jesus, and if you get the piece with the bean or baby, you have to make it next year.
Was Spain ever colonized?
No it was not.