Story 1 Vocabulary

Question 1

lively

Answer 1

alegre

Question 2

In a suitable state for action or situation, to be fully prepared

Answer 2

listo (ready)

Question 3

enjoyment, amusement, light-hearted pleasure

Answer 3

diversion (fun)

Question 4

discover something by chance

Answer 4

encontrar (find)

Question 5

careful to avoid problems or dangers

Answer 5

cauteloso (cautious)

Question 6

very enthusiastic and eager

Answer 6

emocionado (excited)

Question 7

to approach

Answer 7

acercarse (approach)

Question 8

walk quietly and carefully with one’s heels raised

Answer 8

de puntillas (tiptoe)

Question 9

give out steady light without flame

Answer 9

brillar (glow)

Question 10

a glittering flash of light

Answer 10

chispa (sparkle)

Question 11

take or move someone or something somewhere suddenly

Answer 11

llevar rápidamente

Question 12

place

Answer 12

lugar

Question 13

vegetation consisting of typically short plants with long, narrow leaves, growing wild or cultivated on lawns and pasture, and as a fodder crop.

Answer 13

pasto (grass/ pasture)

Question 14

giving a feeling of comfort, warmth, and relaxation.

Answer 14

acogedora (cozy)

Question 15

a rug usually used as a floor covering

Answer 15

alfrombra (carpet)

Question 16

the feet of an animal

Answer 16

patas (paws)

Question 17

to be with another person

Answer 17

juntos (together)

Question 18

a method, style, or manner of doing something

Answer 18

forma (way)

Question 19

operate or function properly, efficiently, smoothly

Answer 19

funcionar muy bien (to work well)

Question 20

wise

Answer 20

sabio

Question 21

to be of age

Answer 21

viejo (old)

Question 22

a container with flat sides and bottom

Answer 22

caja (box)

Question 23

a doorway or an entrance

Answer 23

entrada

Question 24

become larger or greater over a period of time

Answer 24

crecer (grow)

Question 25

the state of being friends

Answer 25

amistades (friendship)

Question 26

To describe a radical or drastic permanent change

Answer 26

convertirse en (to bcecome)

Question 27

when something or someone grows in strength

Answer 27

más fuerte (stronger)

Question 28

in the intervening period between (the time mentioned) and the time under consideration, typically the present.

Answer 28

desde (since/from)

Question 29

at that time; at the time in question; then

Answer 29

entonces

Question 30

to treasure

Answer 30

atesorar

Question 31

a reminder

Answer 31

recordatorio

Question 32

to happen

Answer 32

suceder/ pasar (to happen)

“Pasar” is a more general verb that can mean “to happen,” “to occur,” or “to pass.”
It is often used to describe events, situations, or actions taking place. “Pasar” can refer to both planned and unplanned events, as well as specific incidents or occurrences.

“Suceder” also means “to happen” or “to occur,” but it often emphasizes the succession or sequence of events. It is commonly used to describe a series of events or a particular order in which things happen. “Suceder” can imply a cause-and-effect relationship or a logical progression of events.
It is often used in more formal or narrative contexts.

Question 33

to be unexpected in a good way, causing great wonder

Answer 33

sorprendente (suprising/ amazing)