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Key learning points
- In this lesson, we will study a short literary text called 'La plaza tiene una torre', a poem by Antonio Machado.
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Adult supervision recommended
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10 Questions
Q1.What does 'la dama' mean?
What does 'la dama' mean?
the flower
the gentleman
Q2.What colour is 'blanco'?
What colour is 'blanco'?
black
blue
Q3.How do you say 'flower' in Spanish?
How do you say 'flower' in Spanish?
el francés
la falta
Q4.Which of these means 'gentleman' or 'knight'?
Which of these means 'gentleman' or 'knight'?
el chico
la dama
Q5.Which of these is the verb 'to know'?
Which of these is the verb 'to know'?
comer
pasar
Q6.How do you say 'his/her/its' before a singular noun?
How do you say 'his/her/its' before a singular noun?
mi
tu
Q7.Which of the following is a meaning of the verb 'llevar'?
Which of the following is a meaning of the verb 'llevar'?
to play
to sing
Q8.Which is the verb meaning 'to spend time/pass'?
Which is the verb meaning 'to spend time/pass'?
poder
poner
Q9.What does 'la plaza' mean?
What does 'la plaza' mean?
balcony
place
Q10.How do you say 'tower' in Spanish?
How do you say 'tower' in Spanish?
el teatro
la talla