In this question you’re asked to match the question from the left column with the appropriate and logical response from the right column. This question reads “How old are you?”

The top of this page has this vocabulary laid out for you. Remember that the Spanish question would translate literally to “How many years do you have?” Don’t let that confuse you, and commit this phrase to memory as this is another important phrase is conversational Spanish. E. and F. are the two responses that may catch your eye as being correct, but remember that the verb *tener* needs to be conjugated correctly for the responder to say “I have ______ years”. This conjugation would be *tengo*.

e. Tengo dieciséis años.

In this question you’re asked to match the question from the left column with the appropriate and logical response from the right column. This question reads “What are you like?”

While this question seems open ended and kind of vague, it’s really asking you to describe yourself using adjectives. The question uses the *tú* form of *ser* so the response will use the *yo* form of *ser*: *soy*. There is only one answer that uses this form of *ser*, and that is D.

d. Soy tímido y serio.

In this question you’re asked to match the question from the left column with the appropriate and logical response from the right column. This question reads “When is your birthday?”

This answer will contain a specific date, along with the phrase “my birthday is (specific date). Remember that months are not capitalized in Spanish.

b. Mi cumpleaños es el dos de mayo.

In this question you’re asked to match the question from the left column with the appropriate and logical response from the right column. This question reads “Who is your best friend?”

This answer will contain someone’s name since we’re telling them who our best friend is. There is only one answer that contains someones name, and that is A.

a. Es Juan

In this question you’re asked to match the question from the left column with the appropriate and logical response from the right column. This question reads “What’s he like?”

Initially we may not know that “he” is the subject, but since *bajo* and *perezoso* are both in their masculine forms (ending in -o), we know that subject is male. Both answers A. and C. begin with *Es*, but one is answering the question “WHO is your best friend?” and one is answering “WHAT is he like?”. One is asking for a noun, and one is asking for adjectives to describe the subject.

c. Es bajo y un poco perezoso.

In this question you’re asked to match the question from the left column with the appropriate and logical response from the right column. This question reads “How old is he/she?”

Don’t be confused, as this question is VERY similar to question one. You have to be careful about conjugations, since question one is asking how old YOU are, and question 6 is asking how old someone else is. Therefore, they will have different conjugations of *tener* (“to have”).

f. Tiene quince años.