1) A definite article is used before a noun a) true b) false 2) A definite article translate to the word 'the' a) True b) False 3) If a noun is masculine and singular + starts with a constonant you use a) il b) i 4) If a noun is masculine and plural + starts with a constonant you use a) il b) i 5) If a noun is masculine and singular + starts with a vowel you use a) l' b) gli 6) If a noun is masculine and plural + starts with a vowel you use a) l' b) gli 7) If a noun is feminine and singular + starts with a consonant you use a) la b) le 8) If a noun is masculine and singular + starts with a special sound you use a) lo b) gli 9) If a noun is masculine and plural + starts with a special sound you use a) lo b) gli 10) If a noun is feminine and plural + starts with a consonant you use a) la b) le 11) If a noun is feminine and singular + starts with a vowel you use a) l' b) le 12) If a noun is feminine and plural + starts with a vowel you use a) l' b) le

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