This and That quiz


This week, we have been studying demonstrative adjectives and demonstrative pronouns. Can you do our This and That quiz … fill in the missing word. The answers are in the lesson notes, but try to complete these without looking, then see how well you’ve done.

1.     _____ monos son cómicos. (Those monkeys are funny.)
2.    Qué es _____ (what is this)
3.    _____ restaurante es mi favorito. (This restaurant is my favourite.)
4.    Quiero _____ helado blanco. (I want that white ice cream.)
5.    Traeme _____ camisa, por favor. (Bring me that shirt, please.)
6.    _____ flores son mis favoritas. (Those flowers are my favourites)
7.    _____ león es peligroso. (This lion right here is dangerous.)
8.    _____ león es peligroso. (That lion just there is dangerous.)
9.    _____ chica es muy guapa. (That girl over there is really pretty.)
10. _____ edificios son los más viejos de la ciudad. (Those buildings over there are the oldest in the city.)
11.  ¡_____ burritos son fantásticos! (These burritos are fantastic!)
12. _____ nubes llevan la lluvia. (Those clouds over there bring the rain)
13. ¿Quieres _____ manzana? - Would you like this apple?
14. ¿Quieres _____? - Would you like this? (I’m holding an apple)
15. Qué es _____ (what is this)
16. _____ no me gusta (I don’t like that)
17. _____ margaritas son ricas. (These margaritas are delicious.)
18. ¡_____ fue un milagro! (that was a miracle!)
19. _____ león no es peligroso. (That lion right over there is not dangerous.)
20._____ casa es grandísima. (This house is enormous.)


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