Spanish Medium Review Quizzes

About Spanish Medium Review

Spanish Medium Review is ideal for learners who already know the basics and are ready to level up. Written by teachers, these quizzes combine vocabulary, grammar and comprehension so students can strengthen accuracy and build confidence for KS3 learning and GCSE-style language skills.

You will find around 150 bite-size quizzes, each with 10 multiple-choice questions and instant feedback. That makes them perfect for short practice sessions at home or in school, with quick wins that add up over time. Use the feedback to spot gaps, then repeat a quiz a few days later for spaced revision that helps knowledge stick.

Start with a friendly introduction in ¡Bienvenido! – Welcome to Spanish Medium Review, then practise key past forms in Grammar – Conjugating SER and ESTAR in the Past Tense. Consolidate your verb toolkit with Grammar – A Review of Spanish Verbs, and build real-world understanding with Comprehension – Quick Overview of Spanish Dialects.

Please note: these quizzes were originally written for our American site, so you may see American English spellings and Latin American Spanish usage at times. The core grammar and high-frequency vocabulary remain widely useful, whichever variety of Spanish you are learning.

For official curriculum guidance schools use for Languages, see GOV.UK: National curriculum in England: languages programmes of study.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Spanish Medium Review the right level?

Choose this level if you can handle basic vocabulary and present-tense verbs and want a bigger challenge. If you are brand new, start with Spanish Easy Review first, then move up.

How can I improve fastest with these quizzes?

Aim for short, regular practice. Mix grammar and vocabulary, write down new words, and repeat the same quiz after a day or two. That combination boosts recall and fluency.

Do the quizzes use European or Latin American Spanish?

You will mainly see Latin American Spanish and American English spellings. The structures are widely understood, and the dialects quiz helps learners recognise regional differences.

How can parents support learning at home?

Encourage little-and-often practice and talk through feedback together. Ask your child to explain one new word or rule in their own words, then revisit later in the week.

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