NEW
Font size
WorksheetsI Am Away Quizizz Day 1
Total questions: 71
Worksheet time: 35mins
What is the bedrock in American restaurants?
The concept of playing
The concept of cheese
The concept of " kid's menu"
French kids have their own menu.
Vrai
Faux
Is the " children menu" popular in France?
non
oui
French parents serve veggies in the middle of a meal.
Vrai
Faux
In France, parents serve veggies at the beginning of a meal.
Vrai
Faux
It is optional for French kids to say " bonjour" when they walk into a room.
Vrai
Faux
It is unnecessary to greet people in France.
Faux
Vrai
In France, it is essential to greet people.
Faux
Vrai
In France, saying bonjour acknowledge the other person's humanity.
Vrai
Faux
Vegetables are usually served at the start of a meal.
True
False
Vegetables are usually served at the end of a meal.
Faux
Vrai
French parents tend to have their kids stick with one haircut.
Faux
Vrai
"A classic bob" is the haircut that French parents tend to have their kids stick with.
Vrai
Faux
French kids' hairstyles do have as much variance.
Faux
Vrai
French kids' hairstyles don't have as much variance.
Faux
Vrai
French kids barely sleep through the night.
Vrai
Faux
French kids sleep through the night.
Faux
Vrai
Parenting looks a little different in France.
True
False
French parents create solid boundaries for their kids.
Vrai
Faux
French children learn four magic words.
Vrai
Faux
The four magic words that French children learn are: " point barre, merci, bonjour, on s enfout"
Vrai
Faux
In France, kids eat adult meals.
Vrai
Faux
In France, kids have their own menu.
Faux
Vrai
In France, kids eat vegetables, too.
Vrai
Faux
French kids follow their parents' schedules.
Vrai
Faux
French parents follow their kids' schedules.
Vrai
Faux
Example of Frech specialties:
-baguette
-desserts
-wines,
-French toast
-French onion soup
French fries
Vrai
Faux
French rarely eat anything homemade.
Vrai
Faux
In France, everyone knows how to cook to some degree.
Faux
Vrai
Even if you're buying something prepackaged at the grocery store here, it is a lot more basic. You'll always end up preparing your food to some degree.
Faux
Vrai
What makes the French healthier?
They drink a lot of coca-cola
They are just healthy from birth.
They know and can control how much sugar and salt is in their food.
In France, people do not take a lot of pride in their cooking and what they prepare to eat.
Faux
Vrai
Whenever the French people sit down to eat their meal, they do not have any time to discuss the food itself.
Vrai
Faux
There are really four mealtimes in France.
Faux
Vrai
The breakfast includes eating bread in all of its forms.
Vrai
Faux
At two o'clock, there's a countrywide snack time.
Faux
Vrai
French adults don't really snack at all.
vrai
faux
French adults pretty much stick to breakfast lunch and dinner.
Vrai
Faux
French adults pretty much stick to breakfast lunch and dinner.
Vrai
Faux
In France, there is a dessert after every meal even if it's just a piece of fruit.
Vrai
Faux
Cheese in France is eaten as an
appetizer.
Vrai
Faux
Raising kids in France is a totally different ballgame than in North America.
Faux
Vrai
At the restaurants, there are no
kids' menus. Kids eat everything that
their parents eat.
Faux
Vrai
In France, we literally eat a baguette with every meal and it's less of food more of a utensil we kind of use the baguette to scrape the food.
Vrai
Faux
Bon Appetit means " enjoy your meal!"
Vrai
Faux
French bread may play the role of folks and knives.
Vrai
Faux
"Comment ça va? could be the answer by all the below except:
ça va bien
très bien
comme ci comme ça
au revoir
Au revoir
see you tomorrow
Bye
See you soon
A bientot!
see you tomorrow
Bye
see you soon
A demain!
see you soon
Bye
see you tomorrow
Au revoir and salut; both mean good bye
Vrai
Faux
Au revoir is
Formal GOOD BYE
Informal GOOD BYE
Salut! , at the end of a conversation means:
Hi
Good bye
Salut! is
Formal Good bye
Informal Good bye
Ça va fort.
how are you?
I am full of energy
I am doing great
more or less
Bonne journée!
what's up?
how are you?
Have a good day
