Quiz For Level 1

Complete the sentences with the correct greeting:

Match the greeting with the correct time of day:

Match the season with its characteristics:

Complete with the correct season:

Select the correct month:

Match the day with its position in the week.

Write the name of the correct color.

Match each object with its color:

1. Sun
2. Ocean
3. Firetruck
4. Chocolate

Match each object with its color:

Read both texts and answer the questions:

READING A:

In a small town called San Felipe, there was a market famous for its variety of fresh and exotic fruits. On Sundays, merchants came from all over to sell their goods. Mrs. Marisol, known for her delicious apples, always had a long line of customers. Her apples were large, red, and crunchy, with a sweet taste that everyone loved. She made sure to hand-pick them, selecting only the best ones. Customers knew that if they wanted the best apples, they had to arrive early, as they sold out quickly.

READING B:

In the city of Valle Verde, every Saturday a very busy market was held where people bought fresh fruits. Mr. Pedro, an elderly man well-respected in the community, was famous for his juicy pears. Mr. Pedro’s pears were large, golden-colored, and very sweet. He grew them in his own orchard, where each tree received special care. The townspeople knew that Mr. Pedro’s pears were the best and hurried to buy them before they sold out.

Hint: ( A | B | Neither )

Read both texts and answer the questions:

READING A:

In the town of Blue Ridge, there was a large park where children loved to play. Every Saturday afternoon, families gathered there to enjoy the sunshine. A local ice cream vendor named Mr. Hugo would set up his cart by the fountain, offering a variety of flavors. His most popular flavor was strawberry, made with fresh fruit from a nearby farm. Children would line up eagerly, excited for a sweet treat.

READING B:

In the coastal town of Sea Breeze, the beach was the main attraction. On weekends, many people came to swim and surf. Ms. Maria, a local baker, sold her famous chocolate chip cookies by the boardwalk. Her cookies were soft, chewy, and filled with rich, melted chocolate. Beachgoers loved grabbing a few after a day in the sun.

Hint: ( A | B | Neither )

Read both texts and answer the questions:

READING A:

In the mountain village of Pine Valley, winter was a season of celebration. Every December, the town held a winter festival where people could skate on a frozen lake and drink hot cocoa. Mrs. Elena was known for her gingerbread cookies, shaped like little snowmen. Her stall was always busy, especially when the air was crisp and cold.

READING B:

In the desert town of Sand Dunes, the summers were scorching hot. During the hottest months, people would gather at the local café for cold lemonades. Mr. Luis, the café owner, had a secret recipe for the perfect lemonade, blending freshly squeezed lemons with just the right amount of sugar. It was a refreshing treat for anyone trying to escape the heat.

Hint: ( A | B | Neither )

Complete the sentences with “this,” “that,” “these,” or “those” as appropriate.

Choose the correct option to complete each sentence.

    _______ is the best cake I have ever eaten.

 I need to buy _______ apples from the market over there.

 _______ shoes here are very comfortable.

    _______ were my favorite toys when I was a child.

True or false

  Lee las siguientes oraciones y marca si son verdaderas o falsas sobre el uso de “this,” “that,” “these,” y “those.”

1. Usamos “this” para hablar de algo que está cerca de nosotros en singular.

1. Usamos “those” para objetos lejanos en singular.

“These” se usa para cosas cercanas en plural.

1.  Usamos “that” para referirnos a algo lejano en plural.