Spanish 10 Pastimes Vocab
3rd Quarter 10th grade test 1 vocab
- 1.
Pastime
- A.
Pasattiempo
- B.
Pasatiempo
- C.
Passatiempa
- D.
Pesacdo
Correct Answer
B. PasatiempoExplanation
The correct answer is "pasatiempo" because it is the correct Spanish translation for the English word "pastime".Rate this question:
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- 2.
Helado
- A.
Ice cream
- B.
Table
- C.
Hobby
- D.
Mime
Correct Answer
A. Ice creamExplanation
The word "helado" is the Spanish translation for "ice cream". The other words listed in the question, such as "table", "hobby", and "mime", are unrelated and do not have any connection to the word "helado". Therefore, the correct answer is "ice cream".Rate this question:
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- 3.
Campeón
- A.
Collector
- B.
Chess
- C.
Champion
- D.
Checkers
Correct Answer
C. ChampionExplanation
The word "champion" is the correct answer because it is the only word in the given list that is synonymous with "campeón" in Spanish. "Collector" and "checkers" are unrelated to the given word, while "chess" is a different game altogether. "Champion" is the most appropriate choice as it directly corresponds to the meaning of "campeón".Rate this question:
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- 4.
FutbolÃn
- A.
Football
- B.
Cage
- C.
Piece
- D.
Foosball
Correct Answer
D. FoosballExplanation
The word "futbolÃn" is a Spanish term that refers to a game similar to football, but played on a small table with rows of miniature players that are controlled by rods. The term "foosball" is the English equivalent of "futbolÃn" and is commonly used to describe this game. Therefore, "foosball" is the correct answer as it accurately translates the given term.Rate this question:
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- 5.
Ficha
- A.
Zoo
- B.
Park
- C.
Monkey
- D.
Piece
Correct Answer
D. PieceExplanation
The word "piece" is the correct answer because it is the only word in the given list that does not have any connection or association with the other words. "Ficha," "zoo," "park," "monkey," all have some sort of connection to each other, either as related concepts or objects found in a similar context. However, "piece" does not have any clear connection to the other words, making it the odd one out.Rate this question:
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- 6.
Carousel ( Merry-go-round)
- A.
Jaula
- B.
Tiovivo
- C.
Piragua
- D.
Noria
Correct Answer
B. TiovivoExplanation
The word "carousel" refers to a merry-go-round, which is a type of amusement ride. Among the given options, "tiovivo" is the correct translation for "carousel" in Spanish. "Jaula" means "cage," "piragua" means "snow cone," and "noria" means "Ferris wheel," none of which are synonymous with a carousel. Therefore, the correct answer is "tiovivo."Rate this question:
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- 7.
Cage
- A.
Noria
- B.
Jaula
- C.
Payaso
- D.
Ficha
Correct Answer
B. JaulaExplanation
The correct answer is "jaula" because it is the only word in the list that translates to "cage" in English. The other words have different meanings: "noria" means "ferris wheel," "payaso" means "clown," and "ficha" means "token" or "chip." Therefore, "jaula" is the only word that is synonymous with "cage."Rate this question:
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- 8.
Stamp
- A.
Sello
- B.
Cola
- C.
Bote
- D.
Ficha
Correct Answer
A. SelloExplanation
The word "sello" is the correct answer because it is the only word that is related to the concept of a stamp. "Cola" means glue, "bote" means bottle, and "ficha" means token. Only "sello" corresponds to the meaning of a stamp, which is a small piece of paper used to represent payment or proof of postage.Rate this question:
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- 9.
Piragua
- A.
Lake
- B.
Pirahna
- C.
Fountain
- D.
Snowcone
Correct Answer
D. SnowconeExplanation
The word "piragua" does not have any direct connection or similarity with the words "lake," "piranha," or "fountain." However, "snowcone" is a type of frozen dessert made with crushed ice and flavored syrup, which is similar to a "piragua." Therefore, "snowcone" is the most appropriate and related word to "piragua" out of the given options.Rate this question:
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- 10.
To walk
- A.
Dar
- B.
Remar
- C.
Caminar
- D.
Hacer
Correct Answer
C. CaminarExplanation
The correct answer is "caminar" because it is the Spanish translation for the verb "to walk". The other options - "dar", "remar", and "hacer" - do not have the same meaning as "to walk".Rate this question:
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