Spanish Unit Review: Food Vocab, DOPs & Tú Commands

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1. 1What does 'la banana' mean?
   ABanana

   BApple

   COrange

   DGrape
2. 2What does 'la sandía' mean?
   APineapple

   BWatermelon

   CStrawberry

   DPlantain
3. 3What does 'las uvas' mean?
   AGrapes

   BStrawberries

   CPlantains

   DOranges
4. 4What does 'la zanahoria' mean?
   ACucumber

   BOnion

   CCarrot

   DLettuce
5. 5What does 'las judías verdes' mean?
   APeas

   BCorn

   CPotatoes

   DGreen beans
6. 6What does 'el maíz' mean?
   ACorn

   BPeas

   CPotatoes

   DOnion
7. 7What does 'el bistec' mean?
   AHam

   BTurkey

   CSteak

   DBacon
8. 8What does 'el tocino' mean?
   ABacon

   BSausage

   CTuna

   DFish
9. 9What does 'los frijoles' mean?
   AEggs

   BBeans

   CRice

   DCorn
10. 10What does 'el flan' mean?
    ACookie

    BCake

    CFlan (baked custard)

    DIce cream
11. 11What does 'los espaguetis' mean?
    APancakes

    BSpaghetti

    CBread

    DRice
12. 12What does 'el licuado' mean?
    ASmoothie

    BMilkshake

    CSoft drink

    DLemonade
13. 13What does 'el batido' mean?
    ASmoothie

    BJuice

    CMilkshake

    DTea
14. 14What does 'el perrito caliente' mean?
    AHamburger

    BHot dog

    CSandwich

    DPizza
15. 15What does 'la cena' mean?
    ABreakfast

    BLunch

    CDinner

    DSnack
16. 16What does 'la salsa' mean?
    ASalsa/sauce

    BYogurt

    CCheese

    DMeat
17. 17What does 'las papas fritas' mean?
    AFries

    BMashed potatoes

    CRice

    DChips
18. 18What does 'el cuchillo' mean?
    AFork

    BSpoon

    CKnife

    DPlate
19. 19What does 'la cuchara' mean?
    AFork

    BSpoon

    CKnife

    DNapkin
20. 20What does 'el plato hondo' mean?
    APlate

    BBowl

    CCup

    DTray
21. 21What does 'la cuenta' mean?
    AMenu

    BRecipe

    CBill

    DOrder
22. 22What does '¡Qué asco!' mean?
    AOf course!

    BHow disgusting!

    CHow delicious!

    DNo way!
23. 23What does 'picante' mean?
    ASweet

    BSpicy

    CFlavorful

    DRich
24. 24What does 'sabroso' mean?
    ASpicy

    BSweet

    CFlavorful

    DDelicious
25. 25What does 'pedir (e-i)' mean?
    ATo serve

    BTo prepare

    CTo ask for/order

    DTo try
26. 26What does 'probar (o-ue)' mean?
    ATo try

    BTo break

    CTo serve

    DTo mix
27. 27What does 'calentar (e-ie)' mean?
    ATo cut

    BTo heat

    CTo mix

    DTo stir
28. 28What does 'revolver (o-ue)' mean?
    ATo add

    BTo mix

    CTo stir

    DTo break
29. 29What does 'almorzar (o-ue)' mean?
    ATo eat breakfast

    BTo eat lunch

    CTo eat dinner

    DTo cook
30. 30What does 'cenar' mean?
    ATo eat breakfast

    BTo eat lunch

    CTo eat dinner

    DTo drink
31. 31What does 'rápidamente' mean?
    ASlowly

    BQuickly

    CFrequently

    DEasily
32. 32What does 'fácilmente' mean?
    AEasily

    BCarefully

    CCorrectly

    DImmediately
33. 33What does 'obviamente' mean?
    APossibly

    BObviously

    CPerfectly

    DFrequently
34. 34What does 'atentamente' mean?
    ACorrectly

    BCarefully

    CImmediately

    DQuickly
35. 35What does 'posiblemente' mean?
    APossibly

    BPerfectly

    CObviously

    DEasily
36. 36In Spanish, how do you form an adverb ending in -mente from an adjective?
    AAdd -mente to the masculine plural form

    BAdd -mente to the feminine singular form of the adjective

    CAdd -mente to the infinitive verb

    DChange the final vowel to -o and add -mente
37. 37If a Spanish adjective ends in -e (like 'frecuente') or a consonant (like 'normal'), how do you make it an adverb?
    AChange the -e to -a first, then add -mente

    BJust add -mente directly, with no change to -o/-a

    CRemove the last letter before adding -mente

    DDouble the final consonant before adding -mente
38. 38What are Direct Object Pronouns (DOPs) used to replace?
    AThe subject of a sentence

    BThe verb of a sentence

    CThe direct object noun in a sentence

    DThe adjective in a sentence
39. 39The direct object in a sentence is the person, place, or thing that is
    ADoing the action

    BReceiving the action

    CDescribing the action

    DModifying the verb
40. 40The subject of a sentence is the person, place, or thing that is
    AReceiving the action

    BDoing the action

    CBeing replaced by a pronoun

    DModifying the adjective
41. 41Why do we use Direct Object Pronouns?
    ATo make sentences longer

    BTo avoid repeating nouns that have already been mentioned

    CTo change the tense of a verb

    DTo make a sentence negative
42. 42If a direct object noun uses 'el' or 'un', which DOP replaces it?
    ALa

    BLo

    CLos

    DLas
43. 43If a direct object noun uses 'la' or 'una', which DOP replaces it?
    ALo

    BLa

    CLos

    DLas
44. 44If a direct object noun uses 'los' or 'unos', which DOP replaces it?
    ALo

    BLa

    CLos

    DLas
45. 45If a direct object noun uses 'las' or 'unas', which DOP replaces it?
    ALo

    BLa

    CLos

    DLas
46. 46Where does the DOP go in relation to a conjugated verb?
    AAfter the conjugated verb

    BBefore the conjugated verb

    CInside the verb

    DAt the end of the sentence only
47. 47If there is more than one verb in a sentence, where can a DOP also be attached?
    ATo the beginning of the subject

    BTo the end of the infinitive verb

    CBetween the two verbs only

    DTo the end of the sentence's adjective
48. 48A negative tú command tells someone to
    ADo something immediately

    BNot do something

    CAsk a question

    DRepeat an action
49. 49To form a negative tú command for most -ar verbs, you conjugate to the yo form, drop the final -o, and add
    A-es

    B-as

    C-a

    D-e
50. 50To form a negative tú command for most -er and -ir verbs, you conjugate to the yo form, drop the final -o, and add
    A-es

    B-as

    C-a

    D-e
51. 51What word must be placed in front of a negative tú command?
    ASí

    BNo

    CNunca

    DMuy
52. 52What is the negative tú command form of 'ir' (to go)?
    ANo vas

    BNo vayas

    CNo ves

    DNo vayas tú
53. 53What is the negative tú command form of 'ser' (to be)?
    ANo seas

    BNo eres

    CNo sé

    DNo ser
54. 54What is the negative tú command form of 'estar' (to be)?
    ANo estas

    BNo estés

    CNo está

    DNo estar
55. 55What is the negative tú command form of 'dar' (to give)?
    ANo das

    BNo des

    CNo doy

    DNo dar
56. 56How many irregular verbs are there to memorize for negative informal commands?
    A2

    B3

    C4

    D5
57. 57With negative tú commands, where do Direct Object Pronouns (DOPs) always go?
    AAttached to the end of the verb

    BBefore the subject

    CIn between 'no' and the verb

    DAfter the whole sentence
58. 58How do you say 'Don't read it' using a DOP with a negative command, if the book (el libro) is being referred to?
    ANo leelo

    BNo lo leas

    CNo leas lo

    DLo no leas
59. 59To form an affirmative tú command for regular or stem-changing verbs, you use which form of the verb in the present tense?
    AYo form

    BTú form

    CÉl/ella/usted form

    DNosotros form
60. 60What is the affirmative tú command form of 'hablar' (to talk)?
    AHabla

    BHablas

    CHables

    DHablar
61. 61What is the affirmative tú command form of 'correr' (to run)?
    ACorres

    BCorre

    CCorras

    DCorrer
62. 62What is the affirmative tú command form of 'venir' (to come)?
    AViene

    BVen

    CVienes

    DVenir
63. 63What is the affirmative tú command form of 'decir' (to say)?
    ADice

    BDi

    CDices

    DDecir
64. 64What is the affirmative tú command form of 'hacer' (to do/make)?
    AHace

    BHaz

    CHaces

    DHacer
65. 65What is the affirmative tú command form of 'ir' (to go)?
    AVa

    BVe

    CVas

    DIr
66. 66What is the affirmative tú command form of 'ser' (to be)?
    AEs

    BSé

    CEres

    DSer
67. 67What is the affirmative tú command form of 'poner' (to put)?
    APone

    BPon

    CPones

    DPoner
68. 68When you use a DOP with an affirmative tú command, where do you attach it?
    ABefore the command

    BIn between 'no' and the verb

    CTo the end of the command

    DTo the subject of the sentence
69. 69When attaching a DOP to an affirmative command, how do you know where to add a written accent?
    ACount backward 3 vowels from the end

    BAlways accent the first vowel

    CNever add an accent

    DAccent the last consonant
70. 70What is the correct way to say 'Heat it' (la sopa) using an affirmative command with a DOP?
    ACaliéntala

    BCalienta la

    CLa calienta

    DCalientala
71. 71What is the correct way to say 'Prepare it' (el postre) using an affirmative command with a DOP?
    APrepara lo

    BPrepáralo

    CLo prepara

    DPreparalo