Spanish 2 Midterm Exam Bank - 60 Questions - Canvas, Forms, Kahoot

One purchase gives you this Spanish 2 Midterm Exam Bank in every format in the table below, so you stop rebuilding the same quiz for each platform.

Grades 6-12.

Listening: 12 of the 60 questions are listening items, carried by five narrated audio files inside the download (each passage read twice, in two voices). The printable and LMS versions name the audio file for each listening block, and the transcripts are printed in the Teacher Guide only.

Some platforms limit import or assignment features by plan; check yours before purchase.

WILL IT WORK ON YOUR PLATFORM?

- Canvas (New Quizzes): QTI file. Built in the QTI format EduLingo import tested live on October 25, 2026 with its Ser vs. Estar bank (25 of 25 questions, keys, points, feedback, and media verified). Import path: build a New Quiz, then More Quiz Actions, then Import Content

- Canvas (Classic Quizzes): QTI file. Documented import path (not import tested by EduLingo on Classic Quizzes): Settings, Import Course Content

- Google Classroom: Google Forms version. Google Classroom cannot import QTI files directly. This download includes the complete Google Forms version of the bank as a printable build and check sheet (every question with options, key, points, and feedback), with the shared template copy link on page 1

- Moodle: Moodle XML file (Moodle's native import format). Built in the native Moodle XML format EduLingo import tested live on October 25, 2026 (25 of 25 questions). Import path: Question bank, Import, Moodle XML

- Schoology: QTI file. Documented import path (not import tested by EduLingo): import the QTI file into Resources, where it arrives as an assessment, then add it to your course

- Blooket: Blooket import file (CSV). Built in the Blooket format EduLingo import tested live on October 25, 2026. Import the set, then host a game or assign it as homework

- Kahoot: Kahoot import file (spreadsheet). Built in the Kahoot format EduLingo import tested live on October 25, 2026. Import the questions, then host live or assign as a challenge with a deadline

- Gimkit: Gimkit import file (CSV). Built in the Gimkit format EduLingo import tested live on October 25, 2026. Import the kit, then host live or assign it as homework

- Wayground: Wayground import file (spreadsheet). Built in the Wayground format EduLingo import tested live on October 25, 2026, explanations included. Import the quiz, then run it live or assign it as homework

- Paper: Printable PDF with answer key. Print and hand out; the key prints an explanation for every answer, for fast grading and sub plans

ABOUT THIS BANK

This Spanish 2 Midterm Exam Bank gives you a complete, ready to grade first-semester midterm: 60 questions in import-ready formats, with a real listening section. Five short passages were written for Novice High to Intermediate Low ears and recorded with two voices, each passage read twice inside its audio file. The written section reviews the Spanish 1 core, then works the first-semester Spanish 2 sequence in course order, closing with two culture questions. The contrast itself, choosing between preterite and imperfect in one item, is deliberately not tested here; it is reserved for the final exam, and the EduLingo Preterite vs. Imperfect Mastery Bank, also available in the EduLingo store here on TeachSimple, prepares students for it. Use it as the midterm itself, as an end-of-semester review, or as a placement check for students entering the second semester.

Every question carries a one sentence explanation, printed in the answer key and carried into the formats that show feedback, so a miss teaches something on the spot.

WHAT IT TESTS, specifically:

Listening (12 questions, 5 recorded passages): a daily routine with reflexive verbs and times; a restaurant order with dishes and prices; a last-Saturday narration in the past; a childhood description; a dialogue comparing three watches.

Grammar: ser vs. estar (conditions, location, and the listo contrast: ready with estar, clever with ser); tener expressions (tener calor); ir and the near future (ir a + infinitive); saber vs. conocer; present tense stem-changing verbs (e to ie: querer, empezar; o to ue: dormir, jugar; e to i: pedir); the preterite of regular -ar, -er and -ir verbs; the preterite of ir, ser, hacer, tener and leer; the -car, -gar and -zar spelling changes (busqué, llegué); preterite stem-changing -ir verbs (pidió, durmió); the imperfect in introductory contexts only (age, past habits, weather, clock time, description); reflexive verbs in the present tense (despertarse, cepillarse, vestirse); gustar-type verbs (fascinar, importar, molestar, encantar); comparisons and superlatives (mayor, menor, tan + adjective + como, el más + adjective).

Vocabulary: daily routine; school and home life; food and restaurant (plato, vaso, la cuenta, la propina, el menú, prices); question words; weather expressions.

Culture (2 questions): dinner time in Spain, and paella and the Valencia region.

Note: this midterm deliberately does not test the preterite vs. imperfect contrast (choosing between the two tenses in one item). Each tense is assessed in its own block; the contrast is a final exam topic, and the EduLingo Preterite vs. Imperfect Mastery Bank, also available in the EduLingo store here on TeachSimple, prepares students for it.

THE SPANISH IN THIS BANK

Stems are complete Spanish sentences or short exchanges, with first-use glosses only where a first-semester Spanish 2 student cannot reasonably infer a word (wakes up, orders, main dish, cheapest, boy, tired, means, weekend, where to, noise, jacket, teeth, the same, late, keys, card, backpack, and the verb glosses on the conjugation items). The listening passages use tu forms only, universal Spanish, and high-frequency vocabulary; every distractor in the listening section is a fact actually stated in the same passage, so the section tests listening, not guessing.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Do I need to type the questions in? No. Every format in this download is ready to import or print as it stands. The Google Forms version prints every question with its key, points, and feedback so you can build or check your form line by line.

How do I use this in Google Classroom if Classroom takes no QTI? Use the Google Forms version: build or copy the form, then attach it to a Classroom assignment. The Teacher Guide, Section 5, walks through copying, assigning, closing the form on schedule, and reading results.

What if my platform is not in the table? Start with the QTI file: it is the standard question format that most learning management systems import. One exception worth knowing: Moodle does not take QTI, which is why this download carries a separate Moodle XML file.

Can I split the bank into shorter quizzes? Yes. The QTI and Moodle files import as one bank, and every platform here lets you build shorter quizzes from selected questions after import.

ACTFL connection: This resource is aligned with the ACTFL World-Readiness Standards for Learning Languages (Communication, Cultures, Connections, Comparisons, Communities) and the Novice High to Intermediate Low Can-Do statements for Interpretive Communication. Students interpret narrated and written Spanish to show they can understand daily routines, restaurant exchanges, past-time narration and description, comparisons, and preferences in context.

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