This Spanish Difficult Review quiz addresses a variety of Spanish vocabulary words that are part of your last vocabulary list. What does that actually mean? Well, it means that this quiz will be the last vocabulary list of the Spanish Difficult Review quiz series. It also means that if you have made it to this quiz, you are almost done with the Spanish Difficult Review quiz series. Hooray! However, because it is the very last vocabulary list quiz – it is heavily packed with many, many new vocabulary words.
The words contained in this quiz are words that you will come across more frequently and/or that you will need to know to be able to read, write and speak in Spanish on a pretty sound basis.
For those of you who continue on with your Spanish learning, either in a classroom setting, through audio means or through an in-person tutor, you will continue to add to your vocabulary bank, as well as learn a few more verb tenses and also start to learn slang. Every language has slang and Spanish is no exception. However, steering your focus back to Spanish Difficult Review, it is time to take a look at you long, last list.
The list, again, is rather long but please do not feel overwhelmed. Take your time. As you have a wealth of Spanish experience already, this list will be a lot easier to remember than you think. So study each word, the word’s spelling, gender, etc., and say each word out loud in the proper Spanish pronunciation so that your ears can hear them and begin to recognize their sounds with what they are related to. When you are comfortable with knowing each of the words on the list, then you will be ready to move on to the quiz section. But first – the LAST LIST!
ENGLISH | SPANISH |
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about | sobre (can be used in place of de depending upon sentence context) |
after | después |
articulate | articulado / articulada |
broth | caldo [m] |
brush | cepillo [m] |
bullet | bala [f] |
cart | carro [m] |
charade | farsa [f] |
comb | peine [m] |
cupboard | alacena [f] |
done | hecho [m] |
dream | sueño [m] |
drift | a la deriva [f] |
enough | suficiente |
everywhere | en todas partes |
fog | niebla [f] (also means mist) |
foggy | brumoso / brumosa |
follow (verb) | seguir |
friendly | amistoso / amistosa |
funny | gracioso / graciosa |
garden | jardín [m] |
graciously | gentilmente |
grow up (verb) | crecer |
gun | pistola [f] |
hammer | martillo [m] |
handsome | guapo / guapa |
hard | duro / dura |
hospital | hospital |
joy | alegría [f] |
ketchup | salsa de tomate [f] |
lane | carril [m] |
laundry | ropa [f] |
life | vida [f] |
long | largo / larga |
looking glass | espejo [m] |
lullaby | canción de cuna [f] |
majority | mayoría [f] |
magic | mágico / mágica [m/f] |
magnificent | magnífico / magnífica |
middle | medio [m] |
mockingbird | zenzontle [m] and/or ruiseñor [m] |
modest | modesto / modesta |
never | nunca |
news | noticias [f] |
none | ninguno / ninguna |
once | una vez |
over | sobre |
path | camino [m] |
people | gente [f] |
picture | foto [m] |
puzzle | rompecabezas [m] |
refrain | abstenerse |
Rudolf/Rudolph | Rodolfo |
season | estación [f] |
side | lado [m] |
sidewalk | acera [f] |
sign | signo [m] |
silly | tonto / tonta |
soft | suave |
somewhere | en algún lugar |
song | canción [f] |
sour | ácido / ácida |
sticker | calcomanía [f] |
teenager | adolescente [m/f] (spelled the same for both male and female, only the definite article will tell them apart) |
teeth | dentadura [f] |
Thanksgiving Day | día de Acción de Gracias |
there is | hay [pronounced like a long 'I'] |
through | a través de |
transportation | transporte [m] |
trick | truco [m] |
twinkle (verb) | brillar (also means shine, sparkle, glitter and gleam) |
typical | típico / típica |
way | camino [m] |
world | mundo [m] |
Wow! That is an impressive list but you can do it! Now let’s start rolling through the quiz. Each sentence will either have an all capitalized word that you will need to find the corresponding Spanish word to, a blank space to be filled in or a question that will need to be answered. All answers will be in Spanish. In fact, some of the sentences and/or questions may be in Spanish as well. Ready? Fantastic! Then begin the last Spanish Difficult Review vocabulary quiz!