French Evening Class Unit 3 Quiz

Grayson and Dave are embarking on an intellectual journey to master the French language. They have discovered an enchanting tome that unveils the intricacies of French vocabulary. Can you assist them in identifying the verb that means 'to work'?

• Manger

• Regarder

• Parler

• Travailler

Match the following French phrases with their English meanings.

• I go

• Je finis

• I work

• Je vais

• I sell

• Je travaille

• I finish

• Je vends

In a game of exchanging gifts, Whitney received a gift from Joanna. Can you identify the French term for 'gift'?

• chose

• carte

• caisse

• cadeau

Match the following French verbs with their meanings in English.

• To fill

• Rougir

• To choose

• Vendre

• To sell

• Choisir

• To blush

• Remplir

Dave is on an engaging journey to master the French language and wishes to greet his friend Ron warmly. What is the French translation for 'How are you?'?

• Où êtes-vous?

• Quand partez-vous?

• Pourquoi êtes-vous ici?

• Comment allez-vous?

Joanna and Lolly are embarking on an exciting journey to master the French language. Joanna wishes to convey to Lolly that she is en route to the store. What is the English translation of 'je vais'?

• I go

• I do

• I have

• I am

Whitney and Dave have begun an exhilarating journey through the enchanting streets of Paris, in search of the quintessential souvenir. They discover that the French term for 'shop' is (a)   . Can you assist them in identifying the correct term?

• boutique

• magasin
• épicerie

• marché

Ron and Lolly are dining at an exquisite French bistro, exploring the nuances of French cuisine. As they examine the menu, Ron, aiming to impress, turns to Lolly and inquires, "Are you familiar with the French verb for 'to eat'?"

• Regarder

• Finir

• Parler

• Manger

Consider Joanna and Grayson, proprietors of a charming bakery. How would you express 'they sell' in French when referring to the exquisite pastries they offer?

• ils/elles vendent

• ils/elles travaillent

• ils/elles finissent

• ils/elles vont

Grayson envisions a sunlit retreat in France and desires to immerse himself in aquatic leisure. The French term for 'pool' is (a)  

• piscine
• bassin

• étang

• mer