ASKING AND ANSWERING QUESTIONS IN FRENCH

If I can answer "oui" or "non" to a question, this question is:

• An open-ended question

• a closing question

• A closed-ended question

• An ever ending question

By just changing the tone of my voice, I can turn any statement into a question. What is the name of this question-forming technique?

• Detonation

• Indentation

• Invocation

• Intonation

This question-forming technique turn " Vous etes maries." Into " Etes- vous maries?"

• Reversion

• Inversion

• Invention

• Revision

When "Est-ce que" is used to make a question, what happens to the sentence structure of the original statement?

• Words order remains the same in the original sentence.

• Words order cannot stay the same, some words disappear.

• The sentence starts and ends with "Est-ce que"

• It is better to put it at the end of the sentence

When you use inversion to form a question, this happens:

• The adjective turns into an adverb.

• The subject and verb trade position. the verb then comes first.

• The verb comes last in the sentence.

• The subject comes first in the sentence. the verb comes last.

When you don't know the answer to a question. In French, you say:

• je ne dors pas

• je n'ai pas de soeur

• Je ne sais pas

• Je ne sors pas

When you don't understand a statement, in French you say:

• je ne comprends pas

• Je ne commande pas

• Je ne contemple pas

• Je no comprende

The answer to "Que veux-tu?'' can be a word that means "nothing" in French. Which word is it?

• Bien

• Rien

• Mien

• Viens

How do you say " Who is at the door?" in French?

• Qui a la porte?

• Qui est a la porte?

• Ou est la porte?

• Quoi a la porte?

What does " Que fais -tu?" means in English?

• What's up?

• What do you say?

• where are you going?

• What are you doing?