SP2 Unit 2 Test (16-17)

1.

1 point

What is the English equivalent of the verb below?

vender

to run

to omit

to sell

to exist

2.

1 point

Which conjugation of the verb in parentheses matches the subject?

Ellos (beber) agua después de correr.

bebieron

bebiste

bebimos

bebí

3.

1 point

What is the English equivalent of the verb below?

comer

to help

to eat

to attend

to divide

4.

1 point

What is the English equivalent of the verb below?

correr

to sell

to exist

to run

to omit

5.

1 point

Fill in the blank with the Spanish equivalent of the word in parentheses.

Yo no puedo (understand) la lección.

descubrir

escribir

comprender

aprender

6.

1 point

What does the word in parentheses mean?

Carlos (escribió) un artículo.

he ran

he ate

he described

he wrote

7.

1 point

How do you conjugate the preterite?

1. Drop the AR/ER/IR 2. Add the ending that matches your subject

Add the subject in front of the verb without changing the verb

8.

1 point

What is true about the preterite?

All of the above

It is used to talk about completed actions in the past (can be a single event or a series of events told in a sequence-first this happened, then this, etc.)

It is used to give information about past events, not describe/tell a story

It is the past tense

9.

1 point

Choose the form of the verb in parentheses that matches the subject.

Yo (cumplir) con mi promesa.

cumplí

cumplimos

cumplieron

cumpliste

10.

1 point

What does the word in parentheses mean in the following sentence?

Ayer (decidimos) ir a Hawaii.

we decided

we promised

we discovered

we tried

11.

1 point

What is the English equivalent of the verb below?

dividir

to attend

to divide

to help

to eat

12.

1 point

Choose the conjugation of the verb in parentheses that matches the subject.

Tú (abrir) la puerta para mí.

abrieron

abriste

abrimos

abrió

13.

1 point

What is NOT true about conjugation (changing the end of the verb)

It changes the end of the verb

You don't have to do it

It shows when the action happens

It shows who is doing the action

14.

1 point

What is the English equivalent of the verb below?

asistir

*OJO-it is a false cognate*

to help

to attend

to eat

to divide

15.

1 point

Fill in the blank with the Spanish equivalent of the word in parentheses.

Tienes que (break) la piñata.

decidir

romper

aprender

escribir