Spanish Class Self-Evaluation for First Marking Period Please rate your knowledge of the following Spanish topics using the following scale: Very Skilled, Pretty Confident, Partly Confident, Not at all confident. Tools View results without submitting Click to Float á é í ñ ó ú ü ¿ ¡  Á É Í Ñ Ó Ú Ü  Name:  You can tell someone who you are and where you are from in Spanish. Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident You can tell someone how old you are and the date of your birthday in Spanish. Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident You are able to tell someone your favorite season, colors, sports and animals in Spanish. Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident You can give out your telephone number and address in Spanish. Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident You are able to describe your hair color and type (short, long, straight, etc.) and your eye color in Spanish. Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident You know two different ways to talk about your hair and eye color (example: using Tengo ___ or using Mi ___ es.) Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident You are able to describe your stature (short, medium, tall) in Spanish. Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident You are .able to describe your personality characteristics in Spanish (artistic, athletic, funny, shy etc.) Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident You know most of the Spanish adjectives and their opposites (example: tall vs. short, shy vs. sociable, rich vs. poor, etc.). Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident You know how to tell someone what you like to do in Spanish. Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident You know how to tell someone what you love to do in Spanish. Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident You know how to tell someone what you don't like to do in Spanish. Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident You know how to tell someone what you don't like at all to do in Spanish. Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident You know how to use también and tampoco in Spanish. Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident You know how to use the verb ir to talk about where you go in Spanish (ex. I go to the gym. You go to the beach.) Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident You know the names of most places to go in Spanish (ex. the mall, the movies, the amusement park, the park, the city, the country, school, home, etc.). Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident You know how to use the formula Ir + a + infinitive verb to talk about things you are going to do (ex. We are going to talk in Spanish, You are going to play football, She is going to dance.) Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident You know most of the -ar infinitve verbs (ex: to ride, to take, to swim, to dance, to sing, to work, to rest, to play, to draw, to paint, to listen, etc.). Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident You still remember how to use the verb Ser (to be ) like in: Yo soy ___ in a sentence and how it differs from the other (to be verb - Estar). Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident You know how to conjugate the verb Estar (to be) like in: Yo estoy __ and you are able to use it in sentences that describe something temporary like your feelings or your location. Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident You are able to talk about your family (how big or small and how many brothers, sisters and pets) in Spanish. Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident You know the difference between a paragraph written in the first person and one written in the third person in Spanish. Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident You know all the subject pronouns and how to use them in sentences in Spanish. (Ex. Yo, Tú, Él, Ella, Nosotros, Ellos, Ellas). Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident You understand why we are able to leave the subject pronoun out of a sentence in Spanish. (ex. Voy al gimnasio. vs. Yo voy al gimnasio.) Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident You understand the difference between using Tú and Usted. Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident You know how to use Ustedes in a sentence in Spanish and understand what it means. (Ex. Ustedes son atléticos.). Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident You know how to say the date in Spanish. Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident You know how to answer the question: ¿Qué día es hoy? and you know all the days of the week. Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident You know all the Spanish months and remember if they should be capitalized or not. Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident You know how to answer the question: ¿Qué tiempo hace hoy? and you have a good variety of answers. Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident You know your Spanish numbers up to 100. Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident You know your Spanish colors. Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident You know your Spanish alphabet. Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident You know your Spanish seasons of the year. Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident You can talk about what you like to do in the different seasons. Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident You can talk about typical weather for the different seasons of the year. Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident You know most of the greetings and good-byes in Spanish. Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident You know how to ask someone how they are feeling in Spanish. Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident You are able to answer the question: ¿Qué hora es? in Spanish and understand the difference between Es la ___ and Son las ___. Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident You understand most of the Spanish classroom commands: Silencio, Levantense, Sientense, Levanta la mano, Baja la mano, Abra la puerta, etc. Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident You still remember most of the names of classroom objects (the pen, pencil, paper, notebook, desk, flag, folder, book, etc.) Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident You know how to say "I need a pencil" and "I need a piece of paper please" in Spanish. Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident You are able to ask permission to go to the bathroom or get a drink of water in Spanish. Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident You know how to aks someone if they would like to do something with you in Spanish. Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident You know how to decline an invitation politely using "No puedo porque ____ " with a reasonable excuse. Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident You know how to say what you did yesterday after school and what you are going to do tomorrow in Spanish. Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident You know how to conjugate the verb Ir in the preterite tense (past tense) like Yo fui, etc. Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident You remember many of the Spanish speaking countries of Central and South America and some of their capitals. Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident You understand "material" and "non-material" characteristics of "culture" as it relates to cultures of the many different people and countries in our world. Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident You are able to give some specific examples of characteristics of the Hispanic culture. Very Skilled Pretty confident Partly confident Not at all confident Survey created by: Evelyn Blatherwick