Quiz

1. True or False: You can use "may" phrases to show that something exists.
   true
   false

2. True or False: "May" can be used to show that someone has something.
   true
   false

3. True or False: "May arâ" can be be used for the same things that "may" can.
   true
   false

4. Is "may" or "may arâ" more commonly used in daily conversation?
   may
   may arâ

5. Is "may" or "may arâ" considered more formal?
   may
   may arâ

6. Why would you use may arâ?
   to emphasize that something exists
   to emphasize that someone has something
   to be more formal
   all of the above

7. Using "may," translate: "There is a cow." (cow = baka)
   "Baka may."
   "May ko baka."
   "May baka."

8. Using "may arâ," translate: "There is a cow."
   "May arâ sila sang baka."
   "May arâ sang baka."
   "Baka ang may arâ."

9. Using "may," translate: "We have a cow."
   "May kami baka."
   "Ang baka may kami."
   "May baka kami."

10. Using "may arâ," translate: "We have a cow."
    "May arâ sang baka kami."
    "May arâ kami sang baka."
    "Kami may arâ ang baka."

11. True or False: When using "may arâ" in casual conversation, the "sang" is usually dropped.
    true
    false

12. Using "may arâ," translate: "There is a duck outside." (duck = pato, outside = guwâ)
    "May arâ pato sa guwâ."
    "May arâ ang pato sa guwâ."
    "May arâ pato sang guwâ."

13. When would you want to use "may arâ" instead of "may?"
    When sharing your favorite color.
    When telling your name.
    When answering if something exists.
    none of the above

14. When would you want to use "may arâ" instead of "may?"
    Answering questions about whether someone has something.
    When stating your height.
    When paying for soda.
    none of the above

15. When would you want to use "may arâ" instead of "may?"
    When answering questions about temperature.
    When answering questions about time.
    When answering questions about availability.
    When answering questions about age.

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