Spanish 2 Semester 2 CRT Study Guide – Part Two
NOMBRE:
HORA:
The CRT will be made up of:
- 5 speaking questions, each worth two points: one for grammar, one for pronunciation and
meaning
- 10 listening questions: match one of 4 phrases spoken to a picture shown
- 10 reading questions: two selections, 5 questions each
- 30 vocabulary questions
- 30 grammar questions
- 3 long form possessive adjectives
- 3 preterite versus imperfect
- 9 imperfect
- 2 verbs like gustar
- 3 DOP/IOP
- 6 future tense
- 4 conditional tense
- 10 culture questions
**Instructions: Fill in the information asked for and conjugate the verbs in the requested
tenses.
List all of the IOP’s.
List all of the DOP’s.
Where do these go in a sentence?
Possessive adjectives – long forms
What is it used for?
Where does it go in relation to its noun?
List all the long form possessive adjectives.
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Preterite vs. Imperfect
List the time cues for the preterite.
List the time cues for the imperfect.
Write down which tense you would use for each time cue.
La semana pasada:
Todos los días:
Siempre:
Verbs like Gustar
How are these conjugated?
The IOP indicates:
The two verb endings are:
- the verb ending is determined by:
Translate these sentences using verbs like gustar.
They like musicals.
Grandma loves soap operas.
Imperfect Tense
What is it used for?
How is it made?
What are the endings?
What are the irregulars?
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Conjugate these verbs in the imperfect tense.
Sentirse
Preocuparse
Dormir
Cantar
Ser
Pelearse
Tener
Enojarse
Trepar
Future Tense
How is it made?
What are the endings?
What are the irregulars?
Conjugate these verbs in the future tense:
Hacer
Ir
Tener
Trabajar
Descubrir
Viajar
Conditional Tense
What is it used for?
How is it made?
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What are the endings?
List the irregulars.
Conjugate these verbs in the conditional:
Hacer
Ir
Tener
Venir
Culture:
The answers to these questions can be found in your text in the chapter readings or the
cultural notes throughout the chapters.
What are some common toys in Mexico?
What is the name of the famous park in Mexico City?
What goes in piñatas?
Name a famous Mexican muralist.
How do women greet each other in Costa Rica?
What nationality does “tico” refer to?
When do Mexicans eat the biggest meal of the day?
How does baile folklórico vary from region to region?
What is sometimes used in Costa Rica instead of “tú?” (and it’s NOT usted!)
What are Costa Rica’s main imports?
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