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Writing - Christmas Shopping
Do you like Christmas shopping? This quiz will help you to write about it in Spanish.

Writing - Christmas Shopping

Do you love to go shopping? Shopping can be very fun, especially when you are buying things for your loved ones! And, perhaps, the best shopping of all is that done for Christmas! With that in mind, this writing Spanish Easy Review quiz will have you revisit some words that are associated with Christmas shopping.

Throughout many of the quizzes you have been given the task to take the time to practice pronouncing the new and/or previously learned Spanish words that were given to you. You were instructed to watch for their spelling, to pay close attention to any accent marks or tildes, to understand the rules of how words can change from their singular state to their plural state and to recognize that words are either masculine, feminine or neutral.

1 .
Danny bought his brother a new pair of warm GLOVES.
coronas
guantes
regalos
campanas
The Spanish word for gloves is guantes. A single glove would be guante.
2 .
Jared got a new SLED for Christmas!
sidra
acebo
bufanda
trineo
The Spanish word for sled is trineo. Two sleds would be trineos.
3 .
Nelly bought twenty CANDLES to put in the windows.
pantuflas
velas
bufandas
sidras
The Spanish word for candles is velas. A candle would be vela.
4 .
Daddy made sure the CHIMNEY was clean for Santa Claus.
corona
campana
chimenea
bufanda
The Spanish word for chimney is chimenea. Several chimneys would be chimeneas.
5 .
Mother bought a statue of a REINDEER to put on the lawn.
regalo
mitón
acebo
reno
The Spanish word for reindeer is reno. Eight reindeers would be renos.
6 .
There were many GIFTS under the tree!
regalos
coronas
pantuflas
bufandas
The Spanish word for gifts is regalos. One gift would be regalo.
7 .
Every Christmas Santa gave everyone a new pair of SLIPPERS!
pantuflas
sidras
coronas
campanas
The Spanish word for slippers is pantuflas. One slipper would be pantufla.
8 .
Dickson found a MITTEN that would match the one he lost.
bufanda
guante
mitón
corona
The Spanish word for mitten is mitón. A pair of mittens would be mitones. Did you remember the rule that: When a noun ends in the letter n or s and an accent mark is in the last syllable of the singular form of the word, the accent mark gets dropped in the plural form of the word?
9 .
Janet bought Christmas BELLS to hang on her front door.
sidras
campanas
acebos
coronas
The Spanish word for bells is campanas. One bell would be campana.
10 .
They bought five gallons of CIDER for the Christmas Eve party.
corona
acebo
bufanda
sidra
The Spanish word for cider is sidra. A variety of ciders would be sidras.
Author:  Christine G. Broome

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