Question

15.________profesora es baja y graciosa.
a. mis
b. tus
c. sus
d. nuestra
16.________estudiantes son ambiciosos.
a. mis
b. mi
c. nuestra
d. tu
17.________casas están cerca de la escuela.
a. nuestra
b. nuestras
c. su
d. tu
18.________familias son de puerto rico.
a. su
b. tu
c. mi
d. nuestras
19.________profesores enseñan bien.
a. nuestro
b. nuestra
c. mis
d. su
20.________libros están en la cafetería.
a. mi
b. tu
c. su
d. nuestros

1. what does muchacho/a mean in english?

a. teacher
b. boy/girl
c. class
d. school

1. profesor means:

a. student
b. teacher (male)
c. teacher (female)
d. friend

1. which of the following means \school\ in spanish?

a. la clase
b. la escuela
c. el curso
d. el muchacho

1. what is the translation of el estudiante?

a. the course
b. the student
c. the class
d. the teacher

1. what does el curso refer to?

a. the subject
b. the course
c. the classroom
d. the teacher

1. bajo/a describes someone who is:

a. tall
b. short
c. lazy
d. serious

1. if someone is alto/a, they are:

a. tall
b. funny
c. lazy
d. ambitious

1. bueno/a means:

a. serious
b. good
c. bad
d. shy

1. the opposite of bueno/a is:

a. bajo/a
b. malo/a
c. gracioso/a
d. antipático/a

1. what does gracioso/a mean?

a. funny
b. nice
c. hard - working
d. shy

Explanation:

1. "Profesora" is feminine singular, "nuestra" (our) is feminine singular.
2. "Estudiantes" is plural, "mis" (my) is plural possessive.
3. "Casas" is plural feminine, "nuestras" (our) is plural feminine.
4. "Familias" is plural, "nuestras" (our) is plural.
5. "Profesores" is plural, "nuestros" (our) is plural (but "nuestro" and "nuestra" are singular; "mis" is my - plural, "su" is his/her/their). Here "nuestros" is correct for "our" - plural masculine.
6. "Libros" is plural masculine, "nuestros" (our) is plural masculine.
7. "Muchacho/a" means boy/girl.
8. "Profesor" means teacher (male).
9. "La escuela" means school.
10. "El estudiante" means the student.
11. "El curso" means the course.
12. "Bajo/a" means short.
13. "Alto/a" means tall.
14. "Bueno/a" means good.
15. The opposite of "bueno/a" (good) is "malo/a" (bad).
16. "Gracioso/a" means funny.

Answer:

1. D. Nuestra
2. A. Mis
3. B. Nuestras
4. D. Nuestras
5. D. Su
6. D. Nuestros
7. B. Boy/Girl
8. B. Teacher (male)
9. B. La escuela
10. B. The student
11. B. The course
12. B. Short
13. A. Tall
14. B. Good
15. B. Malo/a
16. A. Funny