Spanish-Speaking Countries and Capital Cities Quizzes | Los Países Hispanohablantes | Ideal for Spanish courses such as KS3 Spanish, KS4 Spanish, GCSE Spanish, KS5 Spanish, Scotland S1-S6 Spanish (Curriculum for Excellence), and International School programmes at CEFR A1 & A2 level. 4 multiple-choice quizzes featuring 21 countries where Spanish is an official or significant language, as well as three countries where a significant number of the population speak Spanish as either their first or home language: Gibraltar, Andorra, USA. They work well for Hispanic Heritage Month | Mes Nacional de la Herencia Hispana, Día de la Hispanidad, the European Day of Languages, and year-round Spanish and geography cross-curricular learning.

Students explore and discover the scope of Los países hispanohablantes, while developing their speaking, pronunciation, listening, and reading skills in Spanish. It’s the perfect addition to your El Mundo Hispanohablante | Cultural Geography | Geografía Cultura units of work, and with activities designed for independent and student-led learning, ideal for your Spanish cover lessons.

Teacher Note | This resource is designed specifically for student-led oral delivery. For a 100% independent student-led activity, team games, or partner work with zero teacher input, the correct answers are printed directly on the quiz cards in capital letters.

The set includes the following non-editable ready-to-print PDFs in a zipped format:

• 4 Multiple-Choice Quizzes | Featuring 4 challenges:

• Challenge 1 | Country prompt, with 4 possible capital cities to choose from e.g. La capital de Chile es… (24 questions).

• Challenge 2 | Capital prompt, with 4 possible countries to choose from e.g. Asunción es la capital de… (24 questions).

• Challenge 3 | Asks for example: ¿Verdadero o falso? La capital de Puerto Rico es San José. Where the answer is falso, students should give the correct response. (36 questions)

• Challenge 4 | Asks for example: ¿Verdadero o falso? Santiago es la capital de Chile. (36 questions)

• Flag Reference Chart | Features continent, country, capital city & national flag. Laminate for a durable resource you’ll be able to use for years.

• Teacher Tip | Students should look at a world map first so that they can visualise the location of the individual continents, countries and capitals across the globe, which they may not at this stage know. This gives them an essential real-world context for their learning.

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