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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an example of a false cognate in French and English?

• Dentiste and dentist

• Fruit and fruit

• Attendre and attend

• Chocolat and chocolate

Open Ended

Why is it helpful to learn cognates when studying a new language like French?

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Based on the clues and the grid, who is American?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following clues from the logic puzzle tells you who is Canadian?

• M. Richard s'appelle Simon.

• Mme Duval est une prof.

• Le copain n'est pas américain.

• La dame est canadienne.

Multiple Choice

Which French expression would you use to say 'Goodbye'?

• Au revoir

• Salut

• Bonsoir

• Bonjour

Multiple Choice

Choose all the correct completions for the following sentences: 'À tout à ___', 'Oui, ça va ___', 'Comment allez-___?'

• demain, bien, vous

• merci, amie, toi

• l'heure, moins, bien

• demain, moins, toi

Fill in the Blanks

Using the vocabulary from the chart, how would you describe your weekend in French if it was fantastic?

Open Ended

What is the difference between the French accents aigu and grave?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a mathematical symbol listed in the table of numbers from 0 to 39?

• +

• -

• x

• %

Fill in the Blanks

Complete the blank: The French word for 56 is

.

Multiple Choice

What is the largest number shown in the list of numbers in the fifth image?

• 999,999,999

• 4,000,001

• 2,875

• 999,999

Open Ended

Explain the difference between how telephone numbers are grouped in France and in America, and why this might be important for someone learning French.

Open Ended

Explain the difference in how dates are written in French compared to English, using examples from the image.

Fill in the Blanks

In France,

is considered to be the first day of the week.

Open Ended

Reflecting on what you learned about cognates and false cognates, how might recognizing these words help you when reading French texts in the future?

Multiple Choice

What is a cognate, and why is it helpful when learning French?

• A word that looks and means the same in two or more languages, making it easier to learn vocabulary.

• A word that is spelled the same in every language.

• A word that only exists in French.

• A word that has no English equivalent.