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Total questions: 84
Worksheet time: 37mins
If I were to ask you "comment t'appelles-tu?" what should your response be?
Enchanté
Je m'appelle...
Ça va bien
J'ai onze/douze ans.
This phrase literally means "Good day" but can be used as "good morning" / "good afternoon"
Bonsoir
Bonjour
Bon midi
Bonne nuit
Je te présente
I present to you...
I present to you all...
I like presents
I hate presents
When the French Revolution was ending, France officially took on what form of government?
Who was in charge of the Committee for Public Safety and ruled as a virtual dictator?
Napoleon
Robespierre
King Louis XVI
Marquis de Lafayette
What is the name of this famous art museum?
La Conciergerie
L'Orangerie
Le musée D'Orsay
Le Louvre
What are the colors in the French flag?
blue, white, red
blue, yellow, red
red, green, blue
red, white, green
Which one is the French flag?
What city is the capital of France?
(a)
What is the name of this Paris monument?
La Place de la Concorde
L'Arc de Triomphe
La Conciergerie
Le Louvre
What is the name of this country in North America where French is one of the official languages?
Mexico
Bermuda
Canada
Greenland
Pink
Rose
Violet
Rouge
Blanc
Grey
Brun
Gris
Noir
Blanc
Noir is white.
True
False
Bleu is pink.
True
False
The French and English word for orange is the same.
True
False
Jaune is yellow
True
False
On a clear day, the sky is usually...
bleu
orange
vert
Blanc is black.
True
False
another name for French bread
cassoulet
thin
baguettes
These are a type of rare underground mushrooms
cremini
snow capped
truffles
oyster
French word for snails
truffles
escargot
pates
Thin, rolled pancakes
crepes
quiches
pates
soft rolls
baguettes
croissants
French bread
This greeting is used in the evening to say hello - in both formal and informal settings.
Bonne nuit.
Bonne année.
Bonsoir.
This expression is reserved specifically for wishing someone a good night, as in "sleep tight."
Bonne nuit.
Bonsoir.
Au revoir.
This is how you say Miss (as in a young woman who's not married):
Monsieur / M.
Madame / Mme
Mademoiselle / Mlle
This is how you say Missus/ Mrs. (as in a woman who is married):
Monsieur / M.
Madame / Mme
Mademoiselle / Mlle
cinq
6
5
3
zéro
0
1
2
un
11
1
4
deux
2
12
20
trois
9
2
3
quatre
8
4
2
six
6
3
16
sept
10
5
7
huit
8
15
12
neuf
9
10
11
dix
1
10
11
vingt
10
20
1
dix-neuf
17
18
19
dix-huit
17
18
19
dix-sept
17
18
19
seize
6
7
16
quinze
14
15
16
quatorze
4
14
20
treize
13
14
11
douze
11
12
13
onze
12
11
13
