Spanish greetings worksheet with interactive exercises for language practice.

You’re working on a Spanish greetings worksheet. Let’s go through each exercise step by step and solve them.

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## ✔ Exercise A: Answer each question in Spanish using the first symbol as a clue.

You are given questions with clues (first letter of the answer). You need to write the appropriate Spanish greeting or response.

Question 1:

> A: Hola, Juan, ¿qué tal?
> B: _______ (clue: “H”)

✔ Answer: Hola
*Explanation:* This is a common friendly greeting. “Hola” means “Hello.” It matches the clue “H.”

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Question 2:

> A: ¡Qué tal! Pedro, ¿cómo estás?
> B: _______ (clue: “B”)

✔ Answer: Bien
*Explanation:* “Bien” means “Good” or “Fine.” It’s the standard short reply to “¿Cómo estás?” The clue “B” fits.

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Question 3:

> A: Hola, Julia, ¿qué tal?
> B: _______ (clue: “M”)

✔ Answer: Muy bien *(or just “Muy” if space is tight — but “Muy bien” is more complete)*
*Note:* If only one word is expected, “Muy” might be acceptable, but contextually “Muy bien” (“Very good”) is the natural reply. However, since the clue is “M,” and “Muy” starts with M, that’s likely what’s expected.

➡️ Best fit: Muy bien (if two words allowed)
➡️ If single word: Muy

But looking at the format, it's probably expecting “Muy bien” — common phrase.

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Question 4:

> A: ¡Adiós!
> B: _______ (clue: “A”)

✔ Answer: Adiós
*Explanation:* “Adiós” means “Goodbye.” It matches the clue “A.”

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## ✔ Exercise B: Use colour coding to match the Spanish and the English.

You are given pairs of Spanish and English phrases. Match them correctly.

Here’s the correct matching:

| Spanish | English |
|------------------|-------------------|
| Hola | Hello |
| Y | And |
| ¿Tú? | You? |
| Soy | I am |
| Me llamo | My name is |
| Hasta luego | See you later |
| ¡Qué tal! | What’s up? |
| Estoy bien | I am fine |
| Tú | You |
| Muy | Very |
| ¡Adiós! | Goodbye |

✔ So color-code these pairs together.

*(Note: In the image, there are 3 columns — Spanish, English, and blank for coloring. You’d draw lines or use colors to connect matching pairs.)*

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## ✔ Exercise C: Find the Spanish words in the grid to match the English below.

You have a word search grid and a list of English phrases. Find the Spanish equivalent hidden in the grid.

Let’s find each:

1. Goodbye → Adiós

Look for “A-D-I-Ó-S” in the grid.
➡️ Found in Row 8, columns G-H-I-J-K → A D I Ó S

2. See you later → Hasta luego

Look for “H-A-S-T-A-L-U-E-G-O”
➡️ Found in Row 1, columns D-E-F-G-H-I-J-K-L → H A S T A L U E G O

*(Actually, “Hasta luego” is 10 letters — let’s check row 1: positions 5–14? Wait, let’s count carefully.)*

Looking again — Row 1:
`H A S T A L U E G O` — yes, from column 5 to 14? Actually, in the grid, row 1 starts with “H” at column 1? Let’s assume standard left-to-right.

In the grid shown:

Row 1: `H A S T A L U E G O` — so Hasta luego is right there, starting at column 1.

✔ Found: Row 1, Columns 1–10

3. Hello → Hola

Look for “H-O-L-A”
➡️ Found in Row 6, columns C-D-E-F → H O L A

4. Thank you → Gracias

Look for “G-R-A-C-I-A-S”
➡️ Found in Row 9, columns E-F-G-H-I-J-K → G R A C I A S

5. Hi → Hola (same as Hello)

Already found above.

6. Very → Muy

Look for “M-U-Y”
➡️ Found in Row 7, columns J-K-L → M U Y

7. Good, well → Bien

Look for “B-I-E-N”
➡️ Found in Row 10, columns A-B-C-D → B I E N

8. You → Tú

Look for “T-Ú”
➡️ Found in Row 4, column K-L → T Ú

*(Note: “Tú” has an accent — make sure you’re finding “TÚ”, not just “TU”. In the grid, it’s written with accent.)*

9. How are you? → ¿Cómo estás? — but this isn’t listed directly. Wait — look at the list:

The English list says:
> Goodbye
> See you later
> Hello
> Thank you
> Hi
> Very
> Good, well
> You
> How are you?

But in the grid, we don’t see “¿Cómo estás?” — instead, we see “¿Qué tal?” which also means “How are you?” or “What’s up?”

So likely, “How are you?” = ¿Qué tal?

Look for “¿ Q U É T A L ?” — but punctuation may be omitted.

In the grid, Row 2: ¿ Q U É T A L ? — yes!

➡️ Found in Row 2, columns 1–7 → ¿ Q U É T A L ?

✔ So match “How are you?” to ¿Qué tal?

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## 🎯 Final Answers Summary:

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✏️ Exercise A:

1. Hola
2. Bien
3. Muy bien (or Muy)
4. Adiós

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🖍️ Exercise B: Matching (Color Code):

Match these pairs:
- Hola → Hello
- Y → And
- ¿Tú? → You?
- Soy → I am
- Me llamo → My name is
- Hasta luego → See you later
- ¡Qué tal! → What’s up?
- Estoy bien → I am fine
- Tú → You
- Muy → Very
- ¡Adiós! → Goodbye

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🔍 Exercise C: Word Search Answers

| English | Spanish | Location in Grid (Row, Col Start → End) |
|------------------|-------------|------------------------------------------|
| Goodbye | Adiós | Row 8, Col G → K |
| See you later | Hasta luego | Row 1, Col 1 → 10 |
| Hello | Hola | Row 6, Col C → F |
| Thank you | Gracias | Row 9, Col E → K |
| Hi | Hola | Same as above |
| Very | Muy | Row 7, Col J → L |
| Good, well | Bien | Row 10, Col A → D |
| You | Tú | Row 4, Col K → L |
| How are you? | ¿Qué tal? | Row 2, Col 1 → 7 |

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✔ All exercises solved! You can now fill in your worksheet confidently.

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