Basic Adjectives & Agreement
CEFR A1 (Beginner) · Week 13 · 25 questions
Spanish adjectives agree with the noun in gender and number, usually ending in -o/-a and adding -s for plural. Adjectives normally come after the noun.
What you'll practise
- Make adjectives agree in gender and number
- Place most adjectives after the noun
- Handle adjectives ending in -e or a consonant
- Form plural adjectives with -s or -es
All 25 questions in this Basic Adjectives & Agreement quiz
Spanish (A1) — Basic Adjectives & Agreement: 25 practice questions with instant scoring and explanations.
- What is the Spanish word for 'big'?
- What is the Spanish word for 'small'?
- What is the Spanish word for 'red'?
- What is the Spanish word for 'blue'?
- What is the Spanish word for 'good'?
- What is the Spanish word for 'bad'?
- What is the Spanish word for 'beautiful/pretty'?
- What is the Spanish word for 'ugly'?
- What is the Spanish word for 'new'?
- What is the Spanish word for 'old'?
- What is the Spanish word for 'long'?
- What is the Spanish word for 'short'?
- What is the feminine singular form of 'grande' (big)?
- What is the plural form of 'rojo' (red)?
- What is the feminine singular form of 'bueno' (good)?
- What is the feminine plural form of 'malo' (bad)?
- Which is correct: 'la casa grande' or 'el casa grande'?
- Which is correct: 'el libro rojo' or 'la libro rojo'?
- Complete: 'Los gatos son ___' (The cats are black). What color word fits?
- Complete: 'Las flores son ___' (The flowers are beautiful). What form of hermoso?
- What is the Spanish word for 'green'?
- What is the Spanish word for 'yellow'?
- What is the Spanish word for 'happy'?
- What is the Spanish word for 'sad'?
- What is the feminine singular form of 'joven' (young)?
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