Spanish Jobs and Workplaces Vocabulary Quiz

1. “Soy profesora” can be used by a female teacher to state her occupation.

True False

2. Spanish normally requires an article before every occupation after ser in a simple profession statement.

True False

3. “Trabajo en un hospital” means “I work in a hospital.”

True False

4. “¿Dónde trabajas?” asks where someone works.

True False

5. “¿En qué trabajas?” is used in the lesson as a practical question about someone’s job.

True False

6. “El estudiante” and “la estudiante” use the same noun form estudiante.

True False

7. “Estudio medicina” means “I study medicine.”

True False

8. “¿Qué estudias?” asks where someone studies.

True False

9. “¿Dónde estudias?” asks where someone studies.

True False

10. “Estudio medicina en una universidad” gives both an area of study and a place of study.

True False

11. “Soy médica. Trabajo en un hospital.” combines a profession with a workplace.

True False

12. “Soy estudiante. Estudio medicina.” combines student status with an area of study.

True False

13. The lesson says a person cannot work and study at the same time.

True False

14. “Trabajo en un hotel y estudio español” combines work and study information.

True False

15. “Trabajo en una oficina, pero estudio música” uses pero to contrast two facts.

True False

16. A useful sequence in the lesson is to say your occupation or student status, then add workplace or study information as relevant.

True False