Bueno, Entonces... Class 8

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    What do you ask the Mozo for at the end of the night?    - ProProfs

    What do you ask the Mozo for at the end of the night?   

    • Una cita
    • El hueso
    • Un aumento
    • La cuenta
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About This Quiz



Lunch, Dinner, Dessert, oh my! Bueno, entonces. . . Class 8 is the essential lesson to get your eating on. From how you want your meat to what you can put on it. It is pretty vocab intensive, so you better look over all the material again! Once you've learned some of the culinary delights in the Spanish-speaking world, test to check if you can remember them! Take this quick 10 question Quiz; it's only 5 minutes long and it will help you see what you know and what to study. If you do better than 70%, Muy Bien! Go on to Class 9 and find out about Time, Days, Seasons and the always exciting world of Prepositions (very important for the "Ministry of Putting Things on Top of Other Things"). Haven't seen Bueno, entonces. . . Class 8 yet? Get with the Spanish program! Buy it now at www. Buenoentonces. Com. Didn't make the 70% mark? Don't worry, the classes are very fast! We suggest watching the class again and then checking out our new, expanded support materials online at www. Buenoentonces. Com/support-material. Buena Suerte!

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  • 2. 
    When you want to order a fast meal, what section of the menu should you look at?     - ProProfs

    When you want to order a fast meal, what section of the menu should you look at?    

    • Los postres

    • Las minutas

    • La parrilla

    • Las bebidas

    Correct Answer
    A. Las minutas
    Explanation
    "Las minutas" = fast food in Spanish speaking countries. This might include items such as "Milanesa" (breaded veal), "Suprema" (chicken breast) and "Papas fritas" (french fries).

    "Postres" are for desserts, "Parrilla" is barbecued food, and "bebidas" are drinks.

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  • 3. 
    How do you pronounce "Zorro" in Spanish?     - ProProfs

    How do you pronounce "Zorro" in Spanish?    

    • With a "Z" like zebra

    • With a "C" like cat

    • With a "S" like Sword

    • With a "D" like Dumb

    Correct Answer
    A. With a "S" like Sword
    Explanation
    In Latin American Spanish /Z/ is pronounced the same as /S/ and /C/ (but only when /c/ is followed by an /i/ or an /e/). In Spain however, it's always pronounced with the TH sound, Zorro sounds like Thorough but in any case, don't forget to roll those RR's.

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  • 4. 
    How do you conjugate the following Verbs into the First Person Singular (YO)?  PODER (can/to be able), QUERER (to want), SERVIR (to serve)    - ProProfs

    How do you conjugate the following Verbs into the First Person Singular (YO)?  PODER (can/to be able), QUERER (to want), SERVIR (to serve)   

    • Podo, quero, servo

    • Podo, quiero, sirvo

    • Peudo, quero, servo

    • Puedo, quiero, sirvo

    Correct Answer
    A. Puedo, quiero, sirvo
    Explanation
    PODER, QUERER and SERVIR are all irregular verbs that change at their roots for the first person singular (YO), second person singular (TÚ), and third person singular & plural (ÉL & ELLOS)

    PODER is part of the /o/->/ue/ irregular group.

    QUERER is part of the /e/->/ie/ irregular group.

    SERVIR is part of the /e/->/i/ irregular group.

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  • 5. 
    What flavor are salted peanuts? - ProProfs

    What flavor are salted peanuts?

    • Dulce

    • Amargo

    • Asqueroso

    • Salado

    Correct Answer
    A. Salado
    Explanation
    Salted Peanuts are "Salado" (salty). It comes from the word "Sal" (salt).

    They are not "Dulce" (sweet), "Amargo" (bitter), or "Asqueroso" (disgusting)

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  • 6. 
    What do you eat Soup with?     - ProProfs

    What do you eat Soup with?    

    • La Cuchara

    • El Cuchillo

    • El Tenedor

    • La Taza

    Correct Answer
    A. La Cuchara
    Explanation
    You eat soup with a "Cuchara" (spoon)

    It would be pretty darn difficult to use a "Cuchillo" (knife), "Tenedor" (fork), or a "Taza" (cup).

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  • 7. 
    How do you ask for a rare steak?    - ProProfs

    How do you ask for a rare steak?   

    • El bife de chorizo jugoso

    • El bife de lomo a punto

    • El vacío cocido

    • El matambre crudo

    Correct Answer
    A. El bife de chorizo jugoso
    Explanation
    "El bife de chorizo" (stripsteak) "jugoso" (juicy/ rare)

    The other options are:

    "El bife de lomo" (tenderloin) "a punto" (to a point/ medium)
    "El vacío" (flank steak) "cocido" (well done)
    "El matambre" (kill-hunger/ steak) "crudo" (raw) - yuck!

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  • 8. 
    Which of the following verbs is NOT irregular in the present tense?    - ProProfs

    Which of the following verbs is NOT irregular in the present tense?   

    • Entender

    • Describir

    • Tener

    • Volver

    Correct Answer
    A. Describir
    Explanation
    Describir (to describe) conjugates regularly.

    Entender (to understand) falls into the /i/->/ie/ irregular group.

    Tener (to have) has an irregular first person (Tengo) AND a root change.

    Volver (to return) belongs to the /o/->/ue/ irregular type.

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  • 9. 
    In Spanish, how can you make a word into an ADJECTIVE (something that describes Nouns) - ProProfs

    In Spanish, how can you make a word into an ADJECTIVE (something that describes Nouns)

    • Add -OSO

    • Add -ADO

    • Both of the above

    • None of the above

    Correct Answer
    A. Both of the above
    Explanation
    Both -OSO and -ADO can be added to some words to make them adjectives.

    -OSO is similar to +FUL
    ie. The Noun "Hermosura" (beauty) becomes the Adjective "Hermoso" (beautiful)

    -ADO is similar to +ED
    ie. The Verb "Lavar" (to wash) can be the Adjective "Lavado" (washed)

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  • 10. 
    What does mate amargo symbolize?     - ProProfs

    What does mate amargo symbolize?    

    • Amor y pasión

    • Fuerza y valor

    • Desprecio y aburrimiento

    • Vida y amistad

    Correct Answer
    A. Fuerza y valor
    Explanation
    "Mate amargo" (bitter) symbolizes "fuerza" (strength) y "valor" (bravery)

    "Mate espumoso" (foamy) = "amor" (love) y "pasión" (passion)
    "Mate lavado" (washed) = "desprecio" (disinterest) y "aburrimiento" (boredom)
    "Mate caliente" (hot) = "vida" (life) y "amistad" (friendship)

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