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Spanish Unit 3: Holidays, Preterite & IOPs

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A full unit study quiz covering holidays and celebrations vocabulary, party verbs and items, regular and irregular preterite, car/gar/zar verbs, and indirect object pronouns.

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  1. 1What does 'el Día de Acción de Gracias' mean?
    AThanksgiving
    BIndependence Day
    CMother's Day
    DHalloween
  2. 2What does 'el Año Nuevo' mean?
    AChristmas
    BNew Year's Day
    CEaster
    DAnniversary
  3. 3What does 'el Día de los Reyes Magos' mean?
    ADay of the Dead
    BValentine's Day
    CThree Kings Day
    DFather's Day
  4. 4What does 'las posadas' refer to?
    AFireworks displays
    BMary and Joseph's journey (the inns)
    CEaster parades
    DWedding receptions
  5. 5What does 'el Día de los Enamorados' mean?
    AValentine's Day
    BMother's Day
    CGraduation Day
    DThree Kings Day
  6. 6What does 'la Nochebuena' mean?
    ANew Year's Eve
    BHalloween
    CEaster Sunday
    DChristmas Eve
  7. 7What does 'la Nochevieja' mean?
    AChristmas Eve
    BNew Year's Eve
    CHalloween
    DHoly Week
  8. 8What does 'la Semana Santa' mean?
    AChristmas week
    BThanksgiving week
    CHoly Week
    DGraduation week
  9. 9What does 'la Pascua' mean?
    AEaster
    BChristmas
    CHanukkah
    DThanksgiving
  10. 10What does 'la Navidad' mean?
    AEaster
    BHalloween
    CChristmas
    DNew Year's Day
  11. 11What does 'el Cinco de Mayo' commemorate?
    AMexican independence from Spain
    BMexican victory over France
    CThe founding of Mexico City
    DThe end of the Mexican Revolution
  12. 12What is 'el quinceañera'?
    AA wedding anniversary
    BA 15th birthday celebration
    CA graduation party
    DA surprise party
  13. 13What does 'el Día de la Madre' mean?
    AFather's Day
    BMother's Day
    CValentine's Day
    DAnniversary
  14. 14What does 'la boda' mean?
    AWedding
    BAnniversary
    CGraduation
    DFair
  15. 15What does 'el Día del Padre' mean?
    AMother's Day
    BFather's Day
    CIndependence Day
    DThanksgiving
  16. 16What does 'el aniversario' mean?
    ABirthday
    BWedding
    CAnniversary
    DGraduation
  17. 17What does 'el Día de la Independencia' mean?
    AIndependence Day
    BLabor Day
    CMemorial Day
    DThanksgiving
  18. 18What does 'la graduación' mean?
    AWedding
    BBirthday
    CFair
    DGraduation
  19. 19What does 'la Noche de las Brujas' mean?
    AHalloween
    BDay of the Dead
    CChristmas Eve
    DNew Year's Eve
  20. 20What does 'el Día de los Muertos' mean?
    AHalloween
    BDay of the Dead
    CHoly Week
    DEaster
  21. 21What does 'las ferias' mean?
    AParties
    BGifts
    CFairs
    DGuests
  22. 22What does 'la fiesta sorpresa' mean?
    AWedding party
    BSurprise party
    CBirthday cake
    DHoliday dinner
  23. 23What does 'el Hanukkah' refer to?
    AA Jewish festival of lights
    BA Mexican independence celebration
    CA Christmas tradition
    DAn Easter celebration
  24. 24What does the verb 'abrir regalos' mean?
    ATo wrap gifts
    BTo open gifts
    CTo buy gifts
    DTo send gifts
  25. 25What does 'invitar' mean?
    ATo invite
    BTo celebrate
    CTo receive
    DTo finish
  26. 26What does 'celebrar' mean?
    ATo chat
    BTo send
    CTo celebrate
    DTo hang up
  27. 27What does 'mandar' mean?
    ATo receive
    BTo send
    CTo decorate
    DTo invite
  28. 28What does 'charlar' mean?
    ATo chat; to talk
    BTo spend time
    CTo celebrate
    DTo meet
  29. 29What does 'pasar' mean in the context of celebrations?
    ATo finish
    BTo send
    CTo invite
    DTo spend time
  30. 30What does 'colgar (o-ue)' mean?
    ATo hang up
    BTo decorate
    CTo open
    DTo give
  31. 31What does 'regalar' mean?
    ATo receive a gift
    BTo give (a gift)
    CTo open a gift
    DTo wrap a gift
  32. 32What does 'conocer' mean?
    ATo finish
    BTo spend time
    CTo meet; to know someone
    DTo celebrate
  33. 33What does 'recibir' mean?
    ATo send
    BTo give
    CTo invite
    DTo receive
  34. 34What does 'contar (o-ue) chistes' mean?
    ATo count gifts
    BTo tell jokes
    CTo tell stories
    DTo sing songs
  35. 35What does 'reunirse con (toda) la familia' mean?
    ATo visit friends
    BTo call the family
    CTo get together with the (whole) family
    DTo invite the neighbors
  36. 36What does 'decorar la casa' mean?
    ATo clean the house
    BTo decorate the house
    CTo buy a house
    DTo leave the house
  37. 37What does 'tener (e-ie) un picnic' mean?
    ATo have a picnic
    BTo have a party
    CTo have dinner
    DTo have a surprise
  38. 38What does 'festejar' mean?
    ATo finish
    BTo invite
    CTo hang up
    DTo celebrate
  39. 39What does 'terminar' mean?
    ATo finish
    BTo begin
    CTo celebrate
    DTo receive
  40. 40What does 'ver fuegos artificiales' mean?
    ATo see a parade
    BTo see fireworks
    CTo see a play
    DTo see decorations
  41. 41What does 'los preparativos' mean?
    AGuests
    BGifts
    CPreparations
    DDecorations
  42. 42What does 'las invitaciones' mean?
    AInvitations
    BDecorations
    CGuests
    DLights
  43. 43What does 'la luz / las luces' mean?
    AFlowers
    BBalloons
    CLight(s)
    DGifts
  44. 44What does 'los invitados' mean?
    AInvitations
    BGuests
    CGifts
    DSweets
  45. 45What is 'el papel picado'?
    AWrapping paper
    BPunched paper decoration
    CA birthday card
    DA paper lantern
  46. 46What does 'el globo' mean?
    ABalloon
    BFlower
    CGift
    DLight
  47. 47What does 'los entremeses' mean?
    ADesserts
    BDrinks
    CSweets
    DAppetizers
  48. 48What does 'el ponche' mean?
    APunch
    BCake
    CCandy
    DChips
  49. 49What does 'las empanadas' refer to?
    APotato chips
    BTurn-over like pastries
    CSweet candies
    DFried bread
  50. 50What does 'las papitas' mean?
    ASweets
    BAppetizers
    CPotato chips
    DPunch
  51. 51What does 'los dulces' mean?
    ASweets; candy
    BAppetizers
    CPotato chips
    DGifts
  52. 52What does 'la sinagoga' mean?
    AChurch
    BTemple
    CSynagogue
    DMosque
  53. 53What does 'la misa' mean?
    AParty
    BMass
    CTemple
    DFair
  54. 54What does 'La pasamos en casa de...' mean?
    AWe left from ___'s house
    BWe spent it at ___'s house
    CWe visited ___'s family
    DWe celebrated at the park
  55. 55What does 'Estuvo a todo dar.' mean?
    AIt was terrible.
    BIt was great.
    CIt was boring.
    DIt was late.
  56. 56What does '¡Qué gusto verte!' mean?
    AHow are you?
    BGoodbye!
    CIt's great to see you!
    DNice to meet you!
  57. 57What does '¿Qué tal estuvo?' mean?
    AHow was it?
    BWhere was it?
    CWho was there?
    DWhen was it?
  58. 58What does 'Te presento a...' mean?
    AI'd like to thank you
    BI'd like you to meet...
    CI'd like to invite you
    DI'd like to see you
  59. 59What does 'como siempre' mean?
    ANever again
    BLast year
    CAs always
    DAlready
  60. 60What does 'ya' mean?
    AAlready
    BLast year
    CAs always
    DNever
  61. 61What does 'el año pasado' mean?
    ANext year
    BThis year
    CEvery year
    DLast year
  62. 62To form the preterite of a regular verb, what do you do with the infinitive?
    AKeep the ending and add -ed
    BDrop the -ar, -er, or -ir ending and add the preterite ending based on who did the action
    CChange the ending to -ando or -iendo
    DAdd 'ha' before the verb
  63. 63What is the preterite yo ending for regular -AR verbs?
    A-é
    B-í
    C-ó
    D-aste
  64. 64What is the preterite tú ending for regular -AR verbs?
    A-aste
    B-iste
    C-ó
    D-aron
  65. 65What is the preterite él/ella/usted ending for regular -AR verbs?
    A-é
    B-aste
    C-ó
    D-ió
  66. 66What is the preterite ellos/ellas/ustedes ending for regular -AR verbs?
    A-ieron
    B-aron
    C-amos
    D-asteis
  67. 67What is the preterite yo ending for regular -ER/-IR verbs?
    A-é
    B-ó
    C-í
    D-iste
  68. 68What is the preterite tú ending for regular -ER/-IR verbs?
    A-aste
    B-iste
    C-ió
    D-isteis
  69. 69What is the preterite él/ella/usted ending for regular -ER/-IR verbs?
    A-ió
    B-ó
    C-í
    D-ieron
  70. 70What is the preterite ellos/ellas/ustedes ending for regular -ER/-IR verbs?
    A-aron
    B-imos
    C-ieron
    D-isteis
  71. 71The nosotros preterite ending for -AR verbs is -amos. What is it for -ER/-IR verbs?
    A-emos
    B-imos
    C-amos
    D-iamos
  72. 72How do you say 'I celebrated' in the preterite?
    ACelebro
    BCelebré
    CCelebró
    DCelebraron
  73. 73How do you say 'She received gifts' in the preterite? (recibir)
    ARecibí regalos
    BRecibiste regalos
    CRecibió regalos
    DRecibieron regalos
  74. 74How do you say 'They invited' in the preterite? (invitar)
    AInvitó
    BInvitaron
    CInvitamos
    DInvité
  75. 75What does 'Fui' mean?
    AI went
    BYou went
    CWe went
    DThey went
  76. 76What does 'Fuimos' mean?
    AI went
    BHe went
    CWe went
    DThey went
  77. 77How do you say 'You went' (tú) in the preterite of ir?
    AFue
    BFuiste
    CFueron
    DFuimos
  78. 78How do you say 'He/she/usted went' in the preterite of ir?
    AFui
    BFuimos
    CFueron
    DFue
  79. 79How do you say 'They went' in the preterite of ir?
    AFueron
    BFue
    CFuisteis
    DFui
  80. 80Who does 'Fuisteis' refer to?
    AWe
    BYou all in Spain
    CHe or she
    DI
  81. 81What does 'Hice' mean?
    AYou made/did
    BShe made/did
    CI made/did
    DThey made/did
  82. 82How do you say 'We made/did' in the preterite of hacer?
    AHicimos
    BHice
    CHizo
    DHicieron
  83. 83How do you say 'You made/did' (tú) in the preterite of hacer?
    AHice
    BHizo
    CHiciste
    DHicimos
  84. 84How do you say 'He/she/usted made/did' in the preterite of hacer?
    AHizo
    BHice
    CHicieron
    DHiciste
  85. 85How do you say 'They made/did' in the preterite of hacer?
    AHizo
    BHicimos
    CHicieron
    DHicisteis
  86. 86Which sentence correctly says 'I had a party'?
    AHizo una fiesta
    BHice una fiesta
    CHicimos una fiesta
    DFui una fiesta
  87. 87Infinitives ending in -car, -gar, or -zar have an irregular form in which preterite person?
    ATú
    BÉl/ella
    CYo
    DEllos
  88. 88What is the yo preterite form of 'sacar'?
    ASacé
    BSaqué
    CSacó
    DSací
  89. 89What is the yo preterite form of 'pagar'?
    APagé
    BPagó
    CPagué
    DPagí
  90. 90What is the yo preterite form of 'empezar'?
    AEmpecé
    BEmpezé
    CEmpezó
    DEmpeqé
  91. 91What spelling change happens to -car verbs in the yo preterite form?
    Ac becomes z
    Bc becomes qu
    Cc becomes gu
    Dc becomes cc
  92. 92What spelling change happens to -zar verbs in the yo preterite form?
    Az becomes c
    Bz becomes s
    Cz becomes qu
    Dz becomes gu
  93. 93What do Indirect Object Pronouns (IOPs) replace?
    ASubject nouns
    BDirect object nouns
    CIndirect object nouns
    DVerbs
  94. 94Indirect object nouns tell us
    AWho is doing the action
    BTo whom or for whom something is done
    CWhen the action happened
    DWhere the action happened
  95. 95Which questions help you find the indirect object?
    AWho? What? Where?
    BWho to? Who for? What to? What for?
    CWhen? Why? How?
    DHow many? How much?
  96. 96Where do IOPs go in relation to the verb?
    AAfter the verb
    BBefore the verb
    CAt the end of the sentence
    DBefore the subject
  97. 97Which is the correct list of indirect object pronouns?
    Ame, te, lo, nos, los
    Bme, te, le, nos, os, les
    Cyo, tú, él, nosotros, ellos
    Dmi, tu, su, nuestro, sus
  98. 98In 'Gabriel le compró una flor a Anita,' what does 'le' replace?
    AGabriel
    BUna flor
    CAnita
    DCompró
  99. 99What does 'Gabriel le compró una flor' mean?
    AGabriel bought a flower for her
    BGabriel bought her a house
    CGabriel sold a flower
    DGabriel gave her a gift
  100. 100Which IOP would you use for 'to us' or 'for us'?
    AMe
    BTe
    CNos
    DLes
  101. 101Which IOP would you use for 'to them' or 'for them'?
    ALe
    BLes
    COs
    DNos
  102. 102Which verbs have we already seen used with indirect object pronouns?
    AGustar, tocar, and parecer
    BComer, beber, and cenar
    CIr, hacer, and ser
    DHablar, correr, and abrir

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