Spanish Language Trivia and Quizzes

This quiz is rather simple if you're familiar with Spanish vocabulary. I remind everyone that ALL questions are in accordance to the Northern Hemisphere. Good luck!

You don't have to speak any Spanish to do well on this quiz. Diego, a bilingual (Spanish/English) student took a trip to Western Europe. Now he has to tell his class about his trip. When Diego gets nervous he has trouble remembering his English. Recommended for grades: 4,5,6

Spanish, spoken by millions, is the most common foreign language learned by 'Anglos' in the USA. Match the English color with the Spanish color (in all CAPS). I'll tell you a little about interesting word origins afterwards. iBuena suerte! Recommended for grades: 2,3,4

My third 'quiz de español'! Here are some animals that you might find at 'el parque zoológico'. Match the Spanish name (in ALL CAPS) with the English name. Then I'll share with you some interesting word origins. iBuena suerte! Recommended for grades: 2,3,4

Hola, amigo! Here's some Spanish I learned at school!

Happily, I've reached another milestone in the quiz writing world with this being my 300th quiz. To celebrate, here's a Spanish-themed quiz about some of those other quizzes. Thank you and good luck!

I give you the food in Spanish, and you try to pick the correct one in English.

I recently started first year Spanish, and wanted to make a quiz about what I've learned so far. If you know much Spanish at all, you shouldn't have any problems with this quiz, although some questions might be harder than others.

Do you know your numbers in Spanish? If not, you will after this little quiz. Recommended for grades: 2,3,4

Music is a great way to learn a language. The title of this quiz comes from a Coldplay song, which can be translated as meaning "live the life". Let's check ten more songs that can teach us some Spanish. Recommended for grades: 4,5,6

I will give you a food in French and you need to find the equivalent in Spanish. Pierre, who is French, and Pablo, who is Spanish, will help you with the clues. All French words are in quotes. in the instructions.

Think you know the words for different colors in Spanish? I hope you do! Take this quiz that gives you a word for a color in Spanish, and pick the only English option that makes sense from the choices after each one. Good luck!

You think you know Spanish? Well we'll see ... I'll give you a word in Spanish and you have to choose the one that fits best. Nouns have the article so you know the gender.

This is just like the first one. I'll give you the name of an animal and you tell me what it is in Spanish.

Match the shopping trip items and activities, on the left, with the best place to purchase or perform them, on the right. Items are given in English; shopping locations are in Spanish.

Match the following Disney songs with their translations in Spanish. These are the official translations provided by Disney, so in some cases the Spanish title keeps the basic theme of the English title but is not word-for-word.

This is my first quiz, so I'm starting with some easy questions about animals' names in Spanish. Have fun!

Do you know your food and drink? Do you know your Spanish? Then test your knowledge with this little quiz. Enjoy.

The concept of this quiz is easy; try to translate titles of my quizzes, either from Spanish to English or from English to Spanish. Do you think you can get all 10 correct? Good luck!

An easy quiz using the Spanish words for different countries. Recommended for grades: 3,4,5

This is another quiz over the present tense

Spanish is widely spoken around the world, not only in Spain but also in South America. Let's test your knowledge of this beautiful language. Have fun!

This is my third Spanish quiz. I'm so glad that you liked my others. Take your time (hint), don't rush. It gets harder as you go, but don't worry it's very simple. Tell me what you think. Enjoy!

No accent marks please!

Again, we'll explore some of my past quizzes and relate them all to Spanish. Good luck!

Match the Spanish word with its English translation. Some good words for Spanish scrabble here!

These questions will be asked in English and require answers in Spanish. Choose the correct answers.

As a social worker carrying a caseload near the Mexican border, I learned the vocabulary of interpersonal and interfamilial relations. Do you know these family relations in Spanish? If you're fluent, you may get a chuckle from some of the choices.

Sometimes words in English and Spanish sound similar and have identical meanings, like problema/problem and importante/important. They're called Cognates. On the other hand, sometimes you can be fooled by the cruel and deceptive False Cognate.

Within the sentence or question will be a word or phrase that needs to be translated into Spanish. Take the capitalized word or phrase and make it Spanish.

One of the most obvious differences between written English and Spanish is the latter's use of accents and other punctuation marks such as the tilde (this guy: ñ). Can you spot the difference this little speck of ink makes?

I give you an English word and you tell me the Spanish translation. For the next question, drop or add a letter as instructed and rearrange to form the next word. Accents are not used in answers.

Here, you will be quizzed on random words in Spanish. I will put the word in either English or Spanish and you will have to translate it to the opposite language.

Spanish has 3000+ words borrowed directly from Arabic. I'll give you the Romanised Arabic word and Modern Spanish equivalent. You will need to pick the corresponding English word (i.e. Arabic: "az-zayt": Spanish "aceite" to English, "oil").

I will give you the title of a work of art (painting, movie, book or song) in Spanish and you have to find its title in English, as literal as possible.

The fairy tales of the Brothers Grimm and Hans Christian Andersen have been translated in more than 100 languages. Can you find the Spanish titles of ten of them?

This is my second quiz on Spanish. It looks at the verbs and a few useful words. Have fun!

There are many tenses in Spanish. This quiz has some of those tenses. I will give you a verb and a tense and you have to put the verb in the correct form of the tense given.

Here is a quiz about places in Texas with Spanish names. I'm doing this completely by memory from 7th grade Spanish class, so if I get something wrong let me know! Good luck!

Welcome! Think you know your Spanish accents? Then you'll do great on this quiz!

Hi! I am currently a Spanish II student in High School and I have a good grasp of Spanish. I won't go too in depth (hence the name), so here are the basics!

Most proverbs are idiomatic. Can you tell which is which?

Carlita is a little girl who got a new doll. She is very excited about this doll and wants to describe every detail. If you know some Spanish, you should be able to figure out what Carlita is saying.

The theme of this 'espanol' quiz is Animals. I'll give a definition or hint and you pick the correct answer -- in Spanish, of course! Have fun!

High school Spanish might be enough to teach you how to describe a broken leg, but if you end up in a hospital with one of these odd ailments, you'd better be truly fluent!

As in English, there are certain useful compound words (i.e., dishwasher) in Spanish that are a combination of two other words. Identify which word is described. Have fun!

"Dichos" are sayings in Spanish. Over the years, grandma has collected and memorized more dichos than anyone I have ever met. I hope you enjoy a few of her favorites.

You have a few words in Spanish that describe an animal. Your task is to guess that animal. Good luck!

Spanish is a vast and interesting language spoken all around the world with different dialects and spellings. Can you take on the basics to this rich romance language? P.S. Please take your time, some of these questions can be tricky.

Select the best English answer to match the meanings of these Spanish proverbs. Some items are literal translations and others are English proverb equivalents; hence, choose the BEST answer.

This quiz involves an individual who is having a rough time translating Spanish to English and vice versa as he struggles to make it to a soccer game. The situations that he is involved in pertain to car parts, or words associated with them.

This is the story of Miguelito, Agapito, Paquita and Dolorita and the Spanish proverbs describing their story.

This is the last quiz over the present tense. NO ACCENT MARKS!