Emotions & Estar
Translate: I am happy
Estoy feliz
Give the opposite of "derecha de"
izquierda de
Name something you write with
Lápiz, Bolígrafo, Pluma, Marcador
Translate: May I go to the bathroom?
¿Puedo ir al baño?
What city in the US celebrates MardiGras?
New Orleans
Translate: You are (friendly form) sad
Estás triste
Give the opposite of "delante de"
detrás de
What is the difference between "pizarrón" & "pizarra"
Pizarrón is large whiteboard; pizarra is student sized
How do you say "nurse's office"?
oficina de enfermero
What city in the world hosts the biggest Carnaval celebration?
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Translate: He or She is very tired
él /ella está muy cansado(a)
Give a word similar to "arriba"
encima de
Name 2 sticky school supplies or materials
Cinta, Pegamento
Translate: The library is in the blue hallway
La biblioteca está en el pasillo azul
What is the term for the 40 days which follow Carnaval?
Lent
Translate: We are bored
Estamos aburridos
Give the opposite of "dentro de" & "cerca de"
afuera & lejos
Name 3 pieces of furniture in a classroom
Escritorio, Pupitre, Mesa, Silla
Translate:The cafeteria is close to the pool
La cafetería está cerca de la piscina
Where does Carnaval get its name? Give what the first part "Carne" means
"Carne" means meat
Translate: They are confused
Ellos están confundidos
How do you say "in", "in between", & "in front of facing"
en, entre, enfrente
Name these items: Ruler, stapler, scissors, & notebook
Regla, Grapadora, Tijeras, Cuaderno
Translate: The parking lot is next to the stadium
El estacionamiento está al lado del estadio
Where does Carnaval get its name? Give what the second part "Vale" means
"Vale" means farewell & Caranaval is a farewell to food