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Question 1a
Tu hermanito ha roto tu juguete favorito. The infinitive of roto is:
	a) romper
	b) rotar
	c) rozar

Question 1b
The sentence means:
	a) Your little brother has rotated your favourite toy.
	b) Your little brother has scraped your favourite toy.
	c) Your little brother has broken your favourite toy.

Question 2a
Pablo se sintió mal después de comer la pizza. The infinitive of sintió is:
	a) sentar
	b) sentir
	c) senter

Question 2b
The sentence means:
	a) Pablo felt ill after eating the pizza.
	b) Pablo sat down after eating the pizza.
	c) Pablo smelt bad after eating the pizza.

Question 3a
Se ruega a los visitantes guardar silencio. The infinitive of ruega is:
	a) ruegar
	b) rogar
	c) roer

Question 3b
Se ruega a los visitantes guardar silencio.
	a) Visitors are kindly requested to be quiet.
	b) Please keep visitors quiet.
	c) Only silent visitors allowed.

Question 4a
Cuando fuimos a la India le trajimos un reloj de regalo. The infinitive of trajimos is:
	a) tragar
	b) trajer
	c) traer

Question 4b
The sentence means:
	a) When we were in India we sent him a watch as a present.
	b) When we went to India we brought him a watch as a present.
	c) When we went to India we should have brought him a watch as a present.

Question 5a
Ya no quepo en estos pantalones. The infinitive of quepo is:
	a) quepar
	b) caber
	c) querer

Question 5b
The sentence means:
	a) I don't like these trousers anymore.
	b) I don't want these trousers anymore.
	c) These trousers don't fit me anymore.

Question 6a
Los árboles se han cubierto de nieve. The infinitive of cubierto is:
	a) caber
	b) quebrar
	c) cubrir

Question 6b
The sentence means:
	a) The trees are covered with snow.
	b) The snow has covered the trees.
	c) The snow fits on the trees.

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