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nome classe data gli aggettivi: un piccolo esame complete each sentence…

Question

nome
classe
data
gli aggettivi: un piccolo esame
complete each sentence by giving the appropriate form of the adjective in parentheses.

  1. la macchina e . (rosso)
  2. maria e anna sono . (italiano)
  3. la casa e . (grande)
  4. roberto e . (alto)
  5. vittoria e lisa sono . (intelligente)
  6. il libro e . (interessante)
  7. la maestra e . (simpatico)
  8. gli studenti sono . (allegro)
  9. marco e . (triste)
  10. isabella e . (gentile)

traduci.

  1. beautiful:
  2. strong:
  3. cheerful:
  4. short:
  5. thin:
  6. big:
  7. nice:
  8. small:
  9. old:
  10. young:

bonus
com’e selena gomez? (5 adjectives)

Explanation:

Brief Explanations

This is an Italian language exercise focusing on adjective agreement (gender and number) and translation. For the first part (completing sentences), we need to adjust the adjective to match the subject's gender (masculine/feminine) and number (singular/plural). For the translation part, we provide the Italian equivalents of the English adjectives. For the bonus, we describe Selena Gomez with 5 Italian adjectives, considering common descriptions (e.g., beautiful, talented, kind, young, charming).

Part 1: Complete each sentence (adjective agreement)
  1. La macchina è ____. (rosso)

"Macchina" is feminine singular. "Rosso" (masculine singular) becomes "rossa" (feminine singular).
→ rossa

  1. Maria e Anna sono ____. (italiano)

"Maria e Anna" are feminine plural. "Italiano" (masculine singular) becomes "italiane" (feminine plural).
→ italiane

  1. La casa è ____. (grande)

"Casa" is feminine singular. "Grande" is invariable for gender (same in masculine/feminine singular), so it remains "grande".
→ grande

  1. Roberto è ____. (alto)

"Roberto" is masculine singular. "Alto" (masculine singular) stays "alto".
→ alto

  1. Vittoria e Lisa sono ____. (intelligente)

"Vittoria e Lisa" are feminine plural. "Intelligente" is invariable for number (same in singular/plural for feminine), so it becomes "intelligenti" (plural, as the subject is plural). Wait, correction: "Intelligente" in plural (feminine) is "intelligenti" (since "intelligente" is a regular adjective; for feminine plural, we add "i" to the singular form? Wait, no: "intelligente" is an adjective with the same form for masculine and feminine singular, and plural is "intelligenti" for both genders. So since the subject is feminine plural, it's "intelligenti".
→ intelligenti

  1. Il libro è ____. (interessante)

"Libro" is masculine singular. "Interessante" is invariable for gender (same in masculine/feminine singular), so it remains "interessante".
→ interessante

  1. La maestra è ____. (simpatico)

"Maestra" is feminine singular. "Simpatico" (masculine singular) becomes "simpatica" (feminine singular).
→ simpatica

  1. Gli studenti sono ____. (allegro)

"Gli studenti" are masculine plural. "Allegro" (masculine singular) becomes "allegri" (masculine plural).
→ allegri

  1. Marco è ____. (triste)

"Marco" is masculine singular. "Triste" is invariable for gender (same in masculine/feminine singular), so it remains "triste".
→ triste

  1. Isabella è ____. (gentile)

"Isabella" is feminine singular. "Gentile" is invariable for gender (same in masculine/feminine singular), so it remains "gentile".
→ gentile

Part 2: Traduci (Translate to Italian)
  1. Beautiful → bello (masculine singular), bella (feminine singular), belli (masculine plural), belle (feminine plural). Since the exercise likely expects the base form or a common translation, "bella" (if referring to a feminine noun) or "bello" (masculine). But as a standalone translation, "bello" (masculine) or "bella" (feminine). For simplicity, "bella" (common for "beautiful" when referring to a person, e.g., "una ragazza bella").

→ bella

  1. Strong → forte (invariable for gender in singular; plural: forti (masculine), forti (feminine? Wait, "forte" in plural is "forti" for both genders? Wait, "forte" is masculine singular "forte", feminine singular "forte", masculine plural "forti", feminine plural "forti". So as a standalone translation, "forte".

→ forte

  1. Cheerful → allegro (masculine singular), allegra (feminine singular), al…

Answer:

Part 1: Complete the sentences
  1. rossa
  2. italiane
  3. grande
  4. alto
  5. intelligenti
  6. interessante
  7. simpatica
  8. allegri
  9. triste
  10. gentile
Part 2: Translate (Traduci)
  1. bella
  2. forte
  3. allegro
  4. corto
  5. magro
  6. grande
  7. carino
  8. piccolo
  9. vecchio
  10. giovane
Bonus: Com’è Selena Gomez?

Bella, talentuosa, gentile, giovane, affascinante