Allez, viens level 2 Honors Chapter 5

How do you say "to miss the bus" in French?

• rater le bus

• entendre le réveil

• tomber

• déchirer

Answer explanation

The correct phrase for "to miss the bus" in French is "rater le bus." The other options do not relate to missing transportation. "Entendre le réveil" means "to hear the alarm," "tomber" means "to fall," and "déchirer" means "to tear."

What is the English translation of "raconte"?

• Tell me!

• Listen!

• Hurry up!

• Be quiet!

Answer explanation

The French word 'raconte' translates to 'tell' in English, often used in the context of asking someone to share a story or information. Therefore, the correct choice is 'Tell me!'. The other options do not match the meaning.

How do you say "to have a horrible day" in French?

• passer une journée épouvantable

• rater une marche

• tomber

• déchirer

Answer explanation

The correct translation for "to have a horrible day" in French is "passer une journée épouvantable." The other options do not convey the same meaning.

What is the English translation of "entendre le réveil"?

• to hear the alarm clock

• to miss the bus

• to fall

• to tear

Answer explanation

The phrase "entendre le réveil" translates to "to hear the alarm clock" in English. The verb "entendre" means "to hear," and "le réveil" means "the alarm clock," making this the correct choice.

What does "arriver en retard à l'école" mean?

• to arrive late to school

• to return tests

• to get a good grade

• to have detention

Answer explanation

"Arriver en retard à l'école" translates to "to arrive late to school" in English. The phrase directly indicates the action of being late when arriving at school, making this the correct choice.

How do you say "to have detention" in French?

• être collé(e)

• perdre

• déchirer

• tomber

Answer explanation

In French, "to have detention" is expressed as "être collé(e)". The other options do not relate to detention: "perdre" means to lose, "déchirer" means to tear, and "tomber" means to fall.

What does "un carnet de correspondance" mean?

• a communication booklet

• a tardy slip

• an essay

• an oral presentation

Answer explanation

"Un carnet de correspondance" translates to "a communication booklet" in English. It is used in schools to facilitate communication between teachers and parents, making this the correct choice.

How do you say "an essay" in French?

• une rédaction

• un exposé

• un billet de retard

• la cantine

Answer explanation

In French, "an essay" is translated as "une rédaction." The other options do not refer to an essay: "un exposé" means a presentation, "un billet de retard" means a late ticket, and "la cantine" means the cafeteria.

What is the English translation of "Comment s'est passée ta journée?"

• How was your day?

• How did it go?

• How was your weekend?

• How was your vacation?

Answer explanation

The phrase "Comment s'est passée ta journée?" translates directly to "How was your day?" in English, making it the correct choice among the options provided.

What does "C'était incroyable!" mean?

• It was amazing!

• It was terrible!

• It was boring!

• It was okay!

Answer explanation

"C'était incroyable!" is French for "It was amazing!" The word "incroyable" translates to "amazing," making this the correct choice among the options provided.