BV1 Ch. 2 Mots 1

Chapitre 2: les profs et les cours

By Katie Lokka

• a teacher (m/f)

• a teacher (m/f short ver.)

• a friend (casual, m)

• a friend (casual, f)

• a high school

• a classroom

• a course (of study)

• a class (people, time)

• a subject

Multiple Choice

Michael et Avery ne sont pas frères. Ils sont _________.

• classe

• le même

• strict

• copains

Multiple Choice

Avery et Elijah sont élèves dans la même _________.

• classe

• le même

• strict

• d'accord

Multiple Choice

Abigail is learning French and wants to ask 'how' in French. What word should she use?

• le même

• comment

• copains

• strict

Multiple Choice

Anika and Aria are learning French. They want to know the French word for 'friends'. What is it?

• copains

• classe

• le même

• strict

• just a little

• in the course of...

• same

• all

• too much

Multiple Choice

Le prof de Daniel est assez _________.

• classe

• le même

• strict

• d'accord

Multiple Choice

La prof de français est très stricte. Ava, tu es _________ ou pas?

• classe

• le même

• strict

• d'accord

Multiple Choice

In Ava's French class, the teacher asked, 'Which word means 'class' in French?'

• le même

• classe

• strict

• copains

Multiple Choice

During a French class, Ethan asked the teacher how to say 'strict' in French. What is the correct translation?

• d'accord

• copains

• strict

• comment

• How is your class (of)...?

• It is easy.

• It is hard.

• How is Algebra?

• It's interesting.

• It's fascinating.

• It's boring.

• According to me, it's cool because I love the teacher!

Multiple Choice

Comment dit-on "easy"?

• facile

• stricte

• difficile

• d'accord

Multiple Choice

Comment dit-on "difficult?"

• different

• facile

• difficile

• stricte

Multiple Choice

Comment dit-on "the teachers"?

• le prof

• la prof

• les teachers

• les professeurs

Multiple Choice

Comment dit-on "strong"?

• nul(le)

• mauvais(e)

• strict(e)

• fort(e)

• Do you like German?

• I find it awesome.

• I like it a lot!

• I hate it. (Use la for feminine subjects)

• Do you agree?

• Yes, I agree.

• No, I don't agree.

• It's true.

• It's not true. (Formal/informal)

• It's easy.

• It's hard (difficult).

Multiple Choice

ça te plaît, le français?

• Oui, ça me plaît beaucoup!

• Non, je n'aime pas la clase.

• C'est ennuyeux.

• Je ne suis pas d'accord.

Multiple Choice

Non, je ne suis pas d'accord.

• Yes, I agree.

• No. I do not agree.

• Maybe, I am not sure.

• I completely disagree.

Multiple Choice

Oui, je suis d'accord.

• Yes, I agree

• No, I disagree

• Maybe, I don't know

• Of course, I don't care

Multiple Choice

une matière

• a subject

• a material

• a matter

• a topic

Multiple Choice

During a French class, Luna wanted to agree with her friend Samuel's opinion. Which phrase should she use?

• Coment est ton cours?

• Je suis d'accord.

• Je ne suis pas d'accord.

• C'est fascinant!