A Level Spanish Practice Exam

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Which of the following verbs can mean "to fall"?

Buscar
Caer
Coger
Castigar

The correct answer is: Caer

The verb that means "to fall" is indeed "caer." This verb is commonly used in both its literal sense, to describe physically losing balance or descending from a higher position to a lower one, and in various idiomatic expressions in Spanish. In contrast, "buscar" translates to "to search" or "to look for," which does not relate to the action of falling. "Coger" generally means "to take" or "to grab," and while it can have multiple meanings depending on the context, it does not imply falling. "Castigar" means "to punish," which is unrelated to the concept of falling. Therefore, "caer" is the correct choice because it directly and explicitly means "to fall" in Spanish.