Less ubiquitous adjectives

Question 1

Segundo

Answer 1

Second

Question 2

Enough

Answer 2

Suficiente

Question 3

Four, five

Answer 3

Cuatro, cinco

Question 4

Easy

Answer 4

Fácil

Question 5

Small; little

Answer 5

Pequeño

*Joel carries around a tiny little [pequeño] cane so that he can appear rich.

Question 6

Difficult

Answer 6

Difícil

Question 7

Brilliant (very intelligent), clever, witty

Answer 7

Genial

Question 8

Justo (6)

Answer 8

Just 
• Fair, deserved
• Recently
• Barely
• Exactly

Question 9

Hard; strong (physically, concentrated [e.g. a strong drink], violent)

Answer 9

Fuerte

Question 10

Posibile (3)

Answer 10

Possible (feasible, conceivable)

Question 11

Tall, high

Answer 11

Alto

Question 12

Bigger, older

Answer 12

Mayor
(my-YOAR) - Bigger, older
• Synonymous with “más grande”

Costa Rica es mayor que Panamá en población
-Costa Rica is bigger in population than Panama.

Él contaba con diecisiete años y ella era un poco mayor.
-He was 17 years old and she was a little bit older.

*Joel used a whole tree to make an oar because he wanted the biggest oar anybody could have.
• Joel boasts, “My oar is bigger [mayor] than yours”

Question 13

Dead (adj.)

Answer 13

Muerto

Question 14

Equal; identical (the same)

Answer 14

Igual
• Igual que siempre → The same as always

*Joel go to great lengths to ensure that his walls are of equal [igual] length.