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Test de vocabulario: conocer, saber, encontrar y quedar

Questions: 10 Level: B1 · intermediate Format: Google Forms · anonymous

Before you start

Ten everyday situations to choose between conocer, saber, encontrar(se) and quedar(se). The test also checks the small details that change the meaning, such as quedar and quedarse or encontrar and encontrarse con.

  • 10 questions.
  • Answer without a dictionary — we want your real level.
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B1

Test yourself · 10 questions

Vocabulario: conocer, saber, encontrar y quedar

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How did it go?

9–10¡Enhorabuena! This topic is solid. Try the next test of your level.

6–8A good base with a few gaps. Review the materials below and try again in a few days.

0–5No pasa nada: that's exactly what the B1 materials are for. Start with the list below.

Frequent doubts

What is the difference between saber and conocer?

Saber is for facts, information and skills: Sé dónde está la calle, Sé nadar. Conocer is for people, places and things you are familiar with: Conozco a Ana, Conozco Madrid.

Quedar or quedarse?

Quedar means to arrange to meet (Quedamos a las cinco) or to suit (Esa falda te queda bien). Quedarse means to stay: Me quedo en casa este fin de semana.

Encontrar or encontrarse con?

Encontrar is to find something: He encontrado un monedero. Encontrarse con alguien is to bump into someone by chance: Me encontré con Ana en el supermercado.

Can I retake the test?

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