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SP030 - First Nine Week's Review Game - Play 20 minutes

You can complete this or your choice board (Tablero de Opciones) for your final end of unit test grade.

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¿ Cuál es la capital de Guatemala ?Guatemala
¿ Cuál es la capital de Panamá ?Panamá
¿ Cuál es la capital de Cuba ?La Habana
¿ Cuál es la capital de la República Dominicana ?Santo Domingo
¿ Cuál es la capital de Puerto Rico ?San Juan
¿ Cuál es la capital de los Estados Unidos ?Washington, D. C.
¿ Cuál es la capital de Costa Rica ?San José
¿ Cuál es la capital de México ?México, D. F.
¿ Cuál es la capital de Nicaragua ?Managua
¿ Cuál es la capital de Honduras ?Tegucigalpa
¿ Cuál es la capital de El Salvador ?San Salvador
¿ Cuál es la capital de la Guinea Ecuatorial ?Malabo
¿ Cuál es la capital de Venezuela?Caracas
¿ Cuál es la capital de Colombia ?Bogotá
¿ Cuál es la capital de Ecuador ?Quito
¿ Cuál es la capital de Perú ?Lima
¿ Cuál es la capital de Chile ?Santiago
¿ Cuál es la capital de Argentina ?Buenos Aires
¿ Cuál es la capital de Bolivia?La Paz (also Sucre)
¿ Cuál es la capital de España ?Madrid
¿ Cuál es la capital de Uruguay ?Montevideo
¿ Cuál es la capital de Paraguay ?Asunción
How would you ask Señora Rodriguez how she is doing?¿ Cómo está Usted ?
How would you ask a small child how he is doing?¿ Cómo estás?
"Me llamo Mike," is the answer to what question?¿ Cómo te llamas ?
"Soy de Lima," is the answer to what question?¿ De dónde eres ?
Someone sneezes. What do you say?¡ Salud !
Someone says, "¡ Buenos días !" What do you say?¡ Buenos días !
Someone says, "¡ Adíos !" What do you say?¡ Adíos !
Learning a language gives you the option to see life and the world in different ____________.ways
A ___________________ is a smallest unit of sound that carries meaning.morpheme
A ___________________ is a word that sounds similar and means something similar in more than one language.cognate
A ___________________ is a group of languages that share the same ancestor language.language family
___________________ is the largest language family in the world, and it contains things link German, Hindi, Russian, Spanish, and English.Indo-European
There are ___________ different kinds of Spanish.many
A __________________ language is one that comes from the Latin Empire.Romance
Learning a ______________________ can change the structure of your brain and improve mental and physical health.language
Any language can be directly translated into another language.False
Thinking in a non-native language encourages more rational and logical thought.True
Find a cognate for, "escribir."scribble
Find a cognate for, "la electricidad."electricity
Find a cognate for, "el león."lion
Find a cognate for, "los pantalones."pants
Find a cognate for, "el zoo."zoo
Find a cognate for, "la calculadora."calculator
Find a cognate for, "la clase."class
Find a cognate for, "el chocolate."chocolate
Find a cognate for, "el mapa."map
Find a cognate for, "el problema."problem
Find a cognate for, "el parque."park
Find a cognate for, "el hospital."hospital
Find a cognate for, "grande."grand
Find a cognate for, "mucho."much
Find a cognate for, "el profesor."professor
Find a cognate for, "el detective."detective
Find a cognate for, "el té."tea
Find a cognate for, "el elefante."elephante
Find a cognate for, "el tigre."tiger
Find a cognate for, "la hamburguesa."hamburger
Find a cognate for, "la madre."mother
Find a cognate for, "el melón."melon
Find a cognate for, "la bicicleta."bicycle
Find a cognate for, "el estudiante."student
Find a cognate for, "el dentista."dentist
Find a cognate for, "el artista."artista
Find a cognate for, "el aeropuerto."airport
Find a cognate for, "el tomate."tomato
Find a cognate for, "el beísbol."baseball
Find a cognate for, "el papel."paper
Find a cognate for, "la banana."banana
There are __________ verbs to say, "to be," in Spanish.two
You want to tell someone that it's nice to meet them.¡ Mucho gusto!
What country took California from Spain?The United States
10X
5V
1I
100C
1000M
This country in Asia was a major strategic Spanish territory for more than 300 years.The Philippines
This country has more Spanish-speakers than any other country in the world.México
Authors often choose _____________ carefully to give the reader hints about a character's personal traits.names
When a name is based on a job, you can say that name relates to a/an _____________________.occupation
The surname, "Campos," means something like, "Fields." This kind of last name is based on_______________.geography
In some jobs, knowing another language can help you earn more ___________________.money
The more you know of another language, the better you are in your _____________.own
How would you say the name of this letter: G ?heh
How would you say the name of this letter: H ?ah-cheh
How would you say the name of this letter: V ?beh
How would you pronounce these letters in a word: LL ?yeh
How would you say the name of this letter: Y ?ee-gree-ay-ga
How would you say the name of this letter: S ?es-seh
How would you say the name of this letter: C ?seh
How would you say the name of this letter: Z ?seta
How would you say the name of this letter: X ?eh-kees
Of the titles, "Señor," "Señora," and, "Señorita," which is the one you will use the least?Señorita
What is the title (form of address) for a male?Señor
The abbreviation Sra. refers to what title (form of address)?Señora
Spanish has a _______________ family.royal
Bolivia is sometimes said to have two _____________ cities.capital
Find a cognate for, "la montaña."mountain
This group of people lives in Spain and France and are distinct from the rest of Europe. They also speak a language isolate not related to Spanish.Basques
the girlla niña
the flowerla flor
the bookbagla mochila
the bookel libro
the scissorslas tijeras
the rulerla regla
the boyel niño
the notebookel cuaderno
the paperel papel
the penla pluma/el bolí/el lapicero
the pencilel lápiz
the lunchel almuerzo
the schoolla escuela
the treeel árbol
the doorla puerta
the windowla ventana
the busel autobús
the carel coche/el carro/el auto
the truckel camión/la troca/la camioneta
the signel señal
the flagla bandera
the deskel escritorio
the boardla pizarra
the chairla silla
the posterel póster
the mapla carta/el mapa
the markerel marcador
the rugla alfombra
the tablela mesa
the student deskel pupitre
the technologyla tecnología
the internetel internet
the computerla computadora
the mouseel ratón
the calculatorla calculadora
the keyboardel teclado
the wifiel wifi
the screenla pantalla
the bellla campana
a telephoneun teléfono
a lionun león
a tigerun tigre
a television setun televisor
a guitaruna guitarra
a globeun globo
a distanceuna distancia
a classuna clase
a monsterun monstruo
a babyun bebé
a dentistun/una dentista
a teacherun profesor/una profesora
a tomatoun tomate
the broccoliel brócoli
a parkun parque
an oceanun océano
an elephantun elefante
What is it?¿Qué es?
It is...Es...
What are those?¿Qué son?
What do you like? (refers to one thing)¿Qué te gusta?
What do you like? (refers to more than one thing)¿Qué te gustan?
I like... (refers to one thing)Me gusta...
I don't like... (refers to one thing)No me gusta...
I like... (refers to more than one thing)Me gustan...
I don't like... (refers to more than one thing)No me gustan...
Son...They are/those are...
Es...It is/that is...
a pianoun piano
a saladuna ensalada
an icecreamun helado
a bicycleuna bicicleta
a motorcycleuna motocicleta
a fútbola soccer ball
to eatcomer
to readleer
to drawdibujar
to writeescribir
to speakhablar
to runcorrer
to swimnadar
to do sportshacer deportes
to do/to makehacer
to singcantar
to dancebailar
to cookcocinar
to play a gamejugar un juego
to watch/to look atmirar
to goir
to listen to musicescuchar la música
to play (touch) an instrumenttocar un instrumento
to listenescuchar
the soupla sopa
a tacoun taco
a pizzauna pizza
I like ... a lot. (refers to one thing)Me gusta mucho...
I like .... a little bit/a bit. (refers to one thing)Me gusta ... un poco.
I don't like...at all. (refers to one thing)No me gusta nada...
withcon
with meconmigo
with youcontigo (*con Usted - formal situation*)
board gameslos juegos de mesa
chessel ajedrez (jugar *al* ajedrez)
playing cardslas cartas
checkerslas damas
dominoesel dominó
videogameslos videojuegos
I like ... a lot. (refers to more than one thing)Me gustan mucho...
I like .... a little bit/a bit. (refers to more than one thing)Me gustan ... un poco.
I don't like...at all. (refers to more than one thing)No me gustan nada...
with hercon ella
with himcon él
with uscon nosotros (*nosotras*)
with y'allcon ustedes (*vosotros*)
What?¿ Qué ?
Which?¿ Cuál ?
How?¿ Cómo?
Who?¿ Quién ?
Where?¿ Dónde?
estudiarto study
llamarto call
serto be (state of being/defining something/origin)
estarto be (condition/temporary/current location)
deof/from and also shows possession
yoI
You (singlular, informal)
élhe/it
ellashe/it
Ustedyou (singular, formal)
nosotros/nosotraswe, us
vosotros/vosotrasy'all - informal - rarely used
ellosthey (masculine people or things or mixed group)
ellasthey (feminine people or things only)
Ustedesy'all
¿ Cómo te llamas ? / ¿ Cómo se llama Usted ?What's your name?
¿ De dóne eres ? / ¿ De dónde es Usted ?Where are you from?
¿ Cómo estás ? / ¿ Cómo está Usted ?How are you?
SaludCheers!/Bless you!
Buenos díasGood day
Buenas tardesGood afternoon
Buenas nochesGood evening
AdiósBye
Por favorPlease
PerdónExcuse me/Forgive me
GraciasThank you
Estoy bienI'm well.
Estoy malI'm doing badly.
muyvery
HolaHi
el juegothe game
el/la/los/lasthe
un/unaa
unos/unassome



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