WorksheetsRevision year 5 & 6 French.
Total questions: 46
Worksheet time: 23mins
The mouse feels a certain way. Which two details describe how the mouse feels and why?
The mouse feels scared and hides because it sees a cat.
The mouse feels happy and dances because it found cheese.
The mouse feels tired and sleeps because it ran a lot.
The mouse feels angry and shouts because it lost its toy.
What do we call the words underlined in the sentence above? Why is there no e on grand but there is an e on petite? Think about who is being described. Make sure you use metalanguage such as adjectives, masculine and feminine.
These words are adjectives. The lion is talking about himself. When he is speaking about himself, we do not use the spelling grande because that is the feminine version and the lion is masculine. Petite refers to the mouse, We do not use petit because the mouse is feminine and they are masculine adjectives. Adjectives have to agree in gender with what or who they are describing.
These words are nouns. The lion is talking about the mouse. Grande is used for masculine and petite for feminine regardless of who is being described.
These words are verbs. The spelling changes depending on the tense, not the gender of the subject.
These words are pronouns. The e is added or removed based on whether the sentence is a question or a statement.
Compare what happens here in French with what happens in English.
There are no masculine and feminine adjectives in English.
English uses more adjective forms than French.
English adjectives always agree with the noun in gender.
English adjectives change form based on the subject's gender.
What is the English meaning of the French verb 'Elle pleure'?
She cries
She laughs
She runs
She sleeps
What is the English meaning of the French verb 'Elle voit'?
She sees
She eats
She runs
She sleeps
What is the English meaning of the French verb 'Il court'?
He runs
He eats
He sleeps
He sings
In French how many words do you need to make a sentence negative?
2
1
3
4
In the sentence 'Il n’est pas gentil', what is the verb?
est
pas
gentil
Il
According to the example, what words go around the verb to make the sentence negative in French?
ne/n' and pas
le/la and pas
de/des and non
un/une and jamais
What is the English meaning of the French adjective 'Beau/belle'?
handsome / beautiful
old / ancient
small / tiny
sad / unhappy
What is the English meaning of the French adjective 'Charmant/charmante'?
Charming
Boring
Angry
Tired
What is the English meaning of the French adjective 'confortable'?
comfortable
confused
colorful
confrontational
What is the English meaning of the French adjective 'Content/contente'?
happy
sad
angry
tired
What is the English meaning of the French adjective 'Courageux/courageuse'?
brave
sad
lazy
hungry
What is the English meaning of the French adjective 'Déterminé/déterminée'?
determined
lazy
confused
happy
What is the English meaning of the French adjective 'Doré/dorée'?
golden
silver
blue
shiny
What is the English meaning of the French adjective 'drôle'?
funny
sad
tall
angry
What is the English meaning of the French adjective 'Fatigué/fatiguée'?
Tired
Happy
Hungry
Excited
What is the English meaning of the French adjective 'Fou/folle'?
crazy
happy
tall
quiet
What is the English meaning of the French adjective 'Gentil/Gentille'?
kind
tall
angry
slow
What is the English meaning of the French adjective 'Gourmand/gourmande'?
A foodie
A dancer
A singer
A traveler
What is the English meaning of the French adjective 'Grand/grande'?
Big/tall
Small/short
Old/ancient
Fast/quick
What is the English meaning of the French adjective 'Méchant/méchante'?
nasty
happy
tall
quiet
What is the English meaning of the French adjective 'Petit/petite'?
Little/short
Big/tall
Old/ancient
Fast/quick
What is the English meaning of the French adjective 'rapide'?
quick
slow
tall
heavy
What is the English meaning of the French adjective 'Sérieux/sérieuse'?
serious
happy
tall
funny
What is the English meaning of the French adjective 'Triste'?
Sad
Happy
Angry
Excited
What are adjectives?
Adjectives are describing words.
Adjectives are action words.
Adjectives are places.
Adjectives are numbers.
Translate the French word 'gentil' to English.
kind
angry
tall
slow
What is special about adjectives in French?
They agree in gender and number with the noun they describe.
They always come before the noun.
They never change their form.
They are always capitalized.
There can be a masculine and a feminine version. What is the masculine form of 'kind' in French?
Il est gentil
Elle est gentille
Il est gentille
Elle est gentil
There can be a masculine and a feminine version. What is the feminine form of 'kind' in French?
Elle est gentille
Elle est gentil
Elle est gentilles
Elle est gentils
There can be a masculine and a feminine version. What is the feminine form of the sentence 'Le prince est gentil.'?
La princesse est gentille.
Le princesse est gentil.
La prince est gentille.
Le prince est gentille.
There can be a masculine and a feminine version. What is the masculine form of the sentence 'La princesse est gentille.'?
Le prince est gentil.
Le princesse est gentille.
La prince est gentil.
Le prince est gentille.
Which of the following articles are masculine in French?
il and le
la and le
il and la
le and la
What gender is the French word 'elle'?
Masculine
Feminine
Neutral
What gender is the French article 'la'?
Masculine
Feminine
Neutral
Look at the image of a girl holding a mirror. What is the French word for 'the beauty'?
La belle
Le livre
La chaise
Le garçon
Look at the image of a beast in a suit. What is the French word for 'the beast'?
La bête
Le chat
Le chien
Le roi
What is the French phrase for 'a bunch of carrots'?
Un bouquet de carottes
Une grappe de pommes
Un sac de pommes de terre
Un bol de fraises
What is the English meaning of the French adverb 'Ne...pas'?
not
always
quickly
again
What does the French phrase 'Ça fait rire' mean?
It makes (you) laugh
It makes you cry
It makes you angry
It makes you tired
What does the French phrase 'Ça fait peur' mean?
It makes (you) scared
It tastes good
It is raining
It is very funny
What does the French phrase 'Ça fait pleurer' mean?
It makes (you) cry
It makes (you) laugh
It makes (you) angry
It makes (you) sleepy
What does the French phrase 'Ça fait penser' mean?
It makes (you) think
It is raining
It is delicious
It is finished
What does the French phrase 'Ça fait rêver' mean?
It makes (you) dream
It is raining
It is delicious
It is boring
