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Describing People

By the end of this quiz set, you'll be able to describe almost anyone in Spanish. You'll learn 30 adjectives across four mini-topics: what people look like (tall, slim, handsome), how old or energetic they seem (young, tired, hardworking), the good stuff about their personality (kind, brave, funny, affectionate), and how they're feeling (sad, jealous, proud, worried). These are everyday words — the ones that come up when you're telling a friend about someone you met, or trying to follow a conversation about people you both know.

1A · Learn: Physical Appearance

Take a look at eight words that paint a picture of how someone looks — tall, short, handsome, thin, and more. Match each Spanish word to its English meaning and you're already halfway there.
12 questions
debug: 5 attempts
average score: 88% (all users)

1B · Apply: Physical Appearance

You've seen the words — now hear them and use them in sentences. This drill pushes your physical-appearance vocabulary from recognition into real recall.
12 questions
debug: 3 attempts
average score: 92% (all users)

2A · Learn: Age & Energy

Six words that tell you whether someone is young or old, exhausted or full of drive. Read each Spanish word and choose the right English match.
10 questions
debug: 2 attempts
average score: 95% (all users)

2B · Apply: Age & Energy 🔒

Listen to age-and-energy words spoken aloud, complete fill-in-the-blank sentences, and revisit a few physical-appearance words you learned earlier — keeping them fresh.
12 questions
debug: 2 attempts
average score: 96% (all users)

3A · Learn: Positive Traits 🔒

Seven upbeat adjectives that describe the best in people — cheerful, kind, brave, funny, and more. Read each Spanish word and pick its English meaning.
11 questions
debug: 2 attempts
average score: 73% (all users)

3B · Apply: Positive Traits 🔒

Go deeper with positive personality words — through audio clips, spelling challenges, and sentences that put them in context. You'll also bump into a few earlier words keeping you on your toes.
12 questions
debug: 1 attempts
average score: 83% (all users)

4A · Learn: Emotions 🔒

Nine words that capture the full emotional spectrum — sad, angry, jealous, proud, and more. Read each one and choose the English translation.
12 questions
debug: 2 attempts
average score: 80% (all users)

4B · Apply: Emotions 🔒

Hear emotion words in audio, pick the right spelling from four options, and slot them into sentences. Earlier positive-trait and age words make a return appearance.
12 questions
debug: 1 attempts
average score: 75% (all users)

9. Review 1: Can You Read It? 🔒

Read Spanish adjectives and match them to English — then flip it the other way around. Pure reading recognition and active recall across eight key words.
12 questions
debug: 4 attempts
average score: 92% (all users)

10. Review 2: Can You Hear It? 🔒

Hear a Spanish word and choose its meaning, or hear it and pick the correct spelling. Eight words, ears only.
12 questions
debug: 2 attempts
average score: 92% (all users)

11. Review 3: Can You Use It? 🔒

Every question is a sentence with a gap. Choose the Spanish adjective that fits — grammatically and in meaning. Seven words, twelve chances to prove you can use them.
12 questions
debug: 6 attempts
average score: 85% (all users)

12. Review 4: Mix 🔒

The final challenge mixes all five question types in no predictable order — reading, listening, spelling from audio, and fill-in-the-blank. Seven words, five modes, one complete test of mastery.
12 questions
debug: 0 attempts

Every topic starts with a short, easy quiz where you just read and match. Once those words feel familiar, a second quiz turns up the heat: you'll hear words spoken aloud, pick the right spelling, and fill in sentences. Each session takes about five minutes, and words you've already seen keep popping up in later quizzes — so they actually stick.

Finish all twelve sessions and you'll be able to hear any of these words in conversation and know it instantly, spell it from sound alone, and use it correctly in a sentence. Thirty words, and they'll genuinely feel like yours.