Take a Spanish Quiz! Taking a quiz about a topic in Spanish will help you learning and practising the language in a very entertaining way! Isn’t that great? There are quizzes in Spanish about different topics. For example, you can take a beginner Spanish quiz, a Spanish number quiz, a Spanish body parts quiz… and many other quizzes ranging from grammar to vocabulary, as well as guessing sentences in Spanish and so on. See the following list of quizzes and choose the one you want to take right now!
- Spanish General Knowledge Quizzes (quizzes with questions combining vocabulary, grammar, spelling…)
- Spanish Grammar Quizzes (verbs, adjectives, prepositions…)
- Spanish quizzes about animals
- Spanish quizzes about food
- Spanish quizzes about colours
- Spanish quizzes about numbers
- Spanish quizzes about the body and health
- Spanish quizzes about family and people
- Spanish quizzes about the appearance
- Spanish quizzes about the house
- Spanish quizzes about time
- Spanish quizzes about the routine
- Spanish quizzes about weather
- Spanish quizzes about countries, nationalities and geography
- Spanish quizzes about the environment and nature
- Spanish quizzes about jobs, work and studies
- Spanish quizzes about hobbies, music and sports
- Spanish quizzes about the city and means of transportation
- Spanish quizzes about emotions and personality
- Culture Quizzes in Spanish
Benefits of taking quizzes in Spanish
- You can learn about many different subjects. There is no limit with the Spanish quizzes! You can learn any aspect of the Spanish language and Hispanic culture in a practical, effective and fun way.
- They are a challenge. Quizzes are a real mental challenge. When we take a quiz, we always try to answer all the questions correctly, which requires us to increase our attention span and, consequently, our concentration on the questions of the quiz.
- A boost to Spanish learning. When we take a quiz in a foreign language (partially or totally) that we are learning, we get the most out of everything we know about that language, in this case the Spanish language.