A speaking assessment where students conduct a short interview role-play discussing their school and educational experiences. They will need to incorporate vocabulary and grammar studied.

An engaging quiz where students assess the truthfulness of various statements about education in Spain and their own country. It includes MCQs followed by short reflective prompts.

This assessment involves multiple-choice questions on dialogue completion, focusing on using health vocabulary appropriately in context. Open-ended questions task students to write a short dialogue on a health-related topic.

Students will submit a reflective journal entry regarding their future aspirations, drawing from vocabulary and grammar learned. This will be evaluated through a combination of MCQs and open-ended reflections.

This assessment includes listening to dialogues in Spanish about hobbies. Students will answer MCQs and provide a summary in their own words.

An interactive MCQ assessment where students match school-related vocabulary with their correct definitions in Spanish. This exercise helps reinforce vocabulary retention.

This assessment includes multiple choice questions focused on essential vocabulary related to travel and holidays. Students will also answer open-ended questions to demonstrate their understanding through examples.

This assessment tests students' ability to form questions and answers about their holiday experiences. It includes MCQs on question formation and open-ended questions that encourage personal expression.

This assessment will ask students to reflect on their hobbies and interests through a series of MCQs and a detailed personal narrative.

Students will create a survey about their family, including questions about favorite foods, activities, and hobbies. They will use the vocabulary learned, followed by multiple-choice questions on the usage of terms covered in the topic.

A quiz that includes multiple-choice questions about various Spanish-speaking countries, their cultures, and traditions, alongside an open-ended question asking students to reflect on what they learned.

Students will read short texts about travel experiences and answer multiple choice comprehension questions, followed by open-ended summaries of the texts in their own words.

Students will answer MCQs about the conjugation of verbs related to hobbies, followed by open-ended questions where they create sentences describing their leisure time activities.

Engage in an online interactive game focusing on Spanish vocabulary related to pastimes, followed by a reflective writing piece answering open-ended questions about the game.

Students prepare for a role-play scenario where they discuss a social or environmental issue in Spanish. This includes preparatory quizzes and a reflection component after the role play.

An assessment focusing on the conjugation of regular and irregular verbs in the present tense, relevant to discussing school activities in Spanish. It includes MCQs and is complemented by open-ended questions to express opinions about school life.

Students will answer multiple choice questions on the conjugation of common verbs used in travel scenarios. Open-ended sections will require them to construct sentences using these verbs correctly.

A listening quiz where students hear a dialogue about different professions and aspirations. Following it, MCQs will test comprehension along with open-ended questions for further exploration.

An assessment where students create a detailed job description in Spanish, incorporating vocabulary and grammar. The quiz includes MCQs to select appropriate language elements for the descriptions.

An assessment exploring cultural aspects of jobs in Spanish-speaking countries. Includes MCQs on cultural facts and open-ended questions on how these insights influence students’ career aspirations.

Students will write a short essay about their favorite hobby, integrating vocabulary and grammar studied. MCQs will assess their foundational knowledge.

This assessment invites students to explore cultural attitudes towards health and wellness. Multiple-choice questions will assess knowledge of cultural differences, followed by open-ended questions for personal reflections and insights.

A quiz focused on identifying common hobbies and leisure activities in Spanish through multiple choice questions and definitions or descriptions in open-ended format.

A fun crossword puzzle that tests students’ vocabulary knowledge. Following the puzzle, open-ended questions will prompt reflections on personal career aspirations.

An assessment targeting the grammatical structures used to discuss health and wellness in Spanish. It includes multiple-choice questions on verb conjugations and sentence formation, as well as open-ended questions for creating original sentences.

Students will write short dialogues between family members discussing their roles and relationships. This assessment will include multiple-choice questions about dialogue structure and open questions to create and perform their dialogues.

This assessment tests reading comprehension through a Spanish text followed by multiple-choice questions and a short written summary in Spanish.

Students will engage in a structured debate on a given social issue prevalent in the modern world, using Spanish to express their arguments. Assessment includes both MCQs and reflective writing.

An assessment that involves comparing the Spanish education system with the students' local education system. Students will respond to MCQs and write a short essay on their findings.

This assessment will test students' understanding of grammar rules related to professions and future tenses, using MCQs for grammar structures and open-ended questions for usage in sentences.

This assessment includes vocabulary related to food and drink while traveling, through MCQs and descriptive open-ended questions reflecting dining experiences during holidays.

A written assignment where students describe their typical school day using vocabulary and grammar studied. It will evaluate their ability to structure coherent sentences and paragraphs.

A comprehensive quiz that combines MCQs and open-ended questions covering speaking, listening, reading, and writing in Spanish, reflecting on all skills learned.

This assessment involves presenting a common social or environmental issue and asking students to propose solutions in Spanish. Includes MCQs for initial understanding and open-ended responses for solutions.

A quiz focusing on key vocabulary related to environmental issues, including pollution, climate change, and sustainable practices. Includes multiple choice questions to test recognition and open-ended questions for expressive usage.

Students will read a short text about health and wellness and answer multiple-choice questions regarding comprehension. Open-ended questions will ask for summaries or opinions about the text.

This assessment will test students on their understanding of how to use adjectives with nouns in sentences, specifically in a school context. It will consist of MCQs and require students to construct sentences using adjectives.

An open-ended assessment where students reflect on how family structures differ across cultures and relate them to the vocabulary learned. Accompanied by MCQs on cultural terms and family descriptions.

An interactive quiz that assesses students' knowledge of family vocabulary, using both multiple-choice and fill-in-the-blank open-ended questions to reinforce learning and retention.

An interactive quiz prompting students to match Spanish vocabulary related to jobs with their English translations, alongside open-ended questions asking them to use these terms in sentences.

This is a scenario-based assessment where students read various health-related situations. They will respond to multiple-choice questions on solutions and create open-ended responses detailing their proposed actions.

An audio-based assessment where students listen to a conversation about health topics. They will answer multiple-choice questions on the content listened to and provide written responses to discuss their thoughts on the conversation.

A listening exercise where students listen to a short passage about social problems in Spanish. Followed by MCQs to assess comprehension and open-ended questions to reflect on the message.

This assessment focuses on grammatical structures relevant to discussing environmental and social issues in Spanish. It includes multiple choice questions for identifying correct forms and open-ended questions to construct sentences.

An engagement quiz where students must select the correct vocabulary and phrases to describe different types of personal relationships. Includes both multiple-choice and scenario-based open-ended responses.

Through scenarios where something goes wrong during travel, students will navigate these situations using MCQs and open-ended descriptions of how they would solve the problem.

Students will be tested on vocabulary and grammar related to modes of transportation through MCQs and will provide open-ended answers about their preferred travel methods.

In this assessment, students will engage in a role-play scenario discussing their plans for a day off, answering MCQs about vocabulary and grammar beforehand.

A quiz game format where students answer multiple-choice questions covering various aspects of health vocabulary and grammar. Open-ended questions challenge them to provide detailed explanations or examples.

Students will engage in a role play activity based on real-life situations, answer multiple-choice questions about the scenario, and write a reflection on their experience in Spanish.

A quiz focusing on vocabulary related to family members and relationships in Spanish. It includes multiple-choice questions and open-ended questions asking students to describe their families using newly learned terms.

Students will listen to a short audio clip in Spanish and answer multiple-choice questions about what they heard. They will also provide written answers to specific questions about the content.

Students will design a short survey about hobbies, then execute and analyze the results. MCQs will evaluate their understanding of vocabulary, while open-ended questions require them to discuss findings.

Students will design a brochure for a fictional school, using vocabulary and grammar relevant to education. They'll present their brochures as part of the assessment.

Students compare environmental practices between their country and a Spanish-speaking country. Includes research, MCQs, and structured open-ended questions to evaluate their findings and insights.

This assessment evaluates students' grasp of grammatical structures used in discussing families. It includes MCQs on verb conjugations and open-ended questions that require the use of correct grammar in creating sentences about family.

Students select a health-related topic, conduct research in Spanish, and answer multiple-choice questions about their findings. They will also write a short report discussing their topic using appropriate vocabulary and grammar.

Students will create a presentation about their future career aspirations in Spanish. The assessment includes MCQs on presentation skills and an open-ended section for slide content.

An open-ended assignment where students write a short paragraph about their family, including at least five vocabulary words and various grammatical structures covered in the topic. MCQs based on the reading materials accompany this.

A project where students identify and present on a community issue in Spanish. Expected to include both visual aids and written reports with assessments via quizzes and open-ended questions.

A quiz focusing on key vocabulary related to health and wellness in Spanish, featuring multiple-choice questions to test recognition and understanding of terms, along with open-ended questions requiring the application of vocabulary in sentences.

Students will be given various images related to hobbies. They will answer MCQs to identify activities, followed by writing descriptions for each image.

A quiz that tests students' knowledge of vocabulary related to various school subjects in Spanish. It includes both MCQs and open-ended questions where students must use the vocabulary in context.

A quiz focusing on vocabulary related to jobs and future aspirations, including multiple choice questions on key terms and phrases, along with open-ended questions asking students about their career goals.

Students will participate in an online role-play assessment where they describe their dream job and answer questions as if in an interview setting. MCQs will address best practices for job interviews.

A matching quiz where students will connect Spanish family vocabulary with the correct verb forms and usage in sentences. Some open-ended questions will ask students to create original sentences using the matched pairs.

Students will create a detailed plan for their ideal vacation, selecting options through MCQs and writing a descriptive paragraph explaining their choice of destination and activities.

Multiple-choice and open-ended questions centered around vocabulary related to daily activities and common verbs in Spanish.

Students will design a health wellness campaign, answering multiple-choice questions on effective messaging and grammar usage. Open-ended questions will involve creating content for their campaigns in Spanish.

An assessment where students create a short story in Spanish, including multiple-choice questions on writing techniques, and submit a written draft for evaluation.

An assessment where students will write a short paragraph about their daily routine in Spanish, with multiple-choice questions testing vocabulary and grammar knowledge related to the topic.

A reading comprehension task where students read an article about environmental challenges and answer MCQs and open-ended questions to gauge understanding and critical thinking.

Students will be given scenarios related to travel (e.g., booking a hotel, asking for directions) and must select appropriate phrases in MCQs, supplemented by open-ended role-play responses.

A quiz focusing on common greetings and introductions in Spanish. Includes multiple-choice questions and requires students to write a short dialogue in Spanish.

In this assessment, students create a visual family tree and present it using Spanish vocabulary. They will answer MCQs about family terms and provide descriptions in written Spanish about each family member.

An assessment where students explore cultural perspectives on environmental and social issues in Spanish-speaking countries. Includes MCQs to test understanding and open-ended reflections on learned insights.

An audio-based assessment where students listen to a dialogue about school life. They will answer MCQs and provide short responses based on the content and context of the dialogue.

Explore cultural aspects of Spanish-speaking countries through MCQs and open questions about their travel customs and traditions.

Students will complete sentence transformations and multiple-choice questions designed to test their knowledge of the present tense in Spanish, along with a short writing task.

A quiz that explores the cultural significance of various leisure activities in Spanish-speaking countries via MCQs and an essay-style question.