Understanding French Adjectives

What is the primary function of an adjective in a sentence?

• To connect two sentences

• To modify or describe a noun

• To describe a verb

• To express an action

In French, how do adjectives agree with the nouns they describe?

• They do not agree

• Only in number

• Only in gender

• In gender and number

How does the pronunciation of adjectives ending in 'e' change when pluralized?

• It changes significantly

• It remains the same

• It becomes silent

• It adds an extra syllable

What happens to the pronunciation of adjectives ending in a consonant when pluralized?

• The last consonant is pronounced

• A vowel is added

• The last consonant is dropped

• The word becomes longer

What is the rule for adjectives ending in 'f' when they become feminine?

• They double the 'f'

• They add an 's'

• They change to 've'

• They remain unchanged

How do adjectives ending in 'air' change in pronunciation?

• They add an 'e'

• They change to 'aire'

• They add an accent

• They remain the same

What is unique about adjectives with a fifth form?

• They are used only in poetry

• They are used with feminine nouns

• They are used only in formal writing

• They are used with masculine singular nouns starting with a vowel or silent 'h'

Why do some color adjectives like 'maroon' and 'orange' not change in French?

• They are borrowed from English

• They are derived from food names

• They are too short to change

• They are always plural

How does the adjective agree with the noun when specifying a brand in French?

• It takes the gender and number of the brand name

• It remains neutral

• It takes the gender and number of the noun the brand represents

• It always becomes masculine

What will be covered in the next lesson following this one?

• French sentence structure

• Common French idioms

• Adjective placement in sentences

• Advanced verb conjugations