CBSE Class 3 French Worksheet Set 01

I. Répondez:

Question 1. Comment tu t'appelles?
Answer: Je m'appelle [Nom]. (Example: Je m'appelle Rahul.)
In simple words: This question asks for your name in French.

Exam Tip: Remember to use "Je m'appelle" followed by your name when introducing yourself.

Question 2. Quel âge as-tu?
Answer: J'ai [number] ans. (Example: J'ai huit ans.)
In simple words: This question asks for your age.

Exam Tip: In French, age is expressed using the verb avoir (J'ai), meaning "I have [number] years".

Question 3. Où habites-tu?
Answer: J'habite à [City name]. (Example: J'habite à Riyad.)
In simple words: This question asks where you live.

Exam Tip: Use "habite à" before city names.

II. Traduisez en anglais:

Question 1. Habites.
Answer: Live (You live / He/She lives)
In simple words: The English meaning of the verb form habites is live.

Exam Tip: Pay attention to verb conjugations ending in -es (second person singular).

Question 2. Vingt-sept
Answer: Twenty-seven
In simple words: Vingt means twenty and sept means seven.

Question 3. Quel
Answer: Which / What
In simple words: Quel is an interrogative adjective used to ask "which" or "what".

Exam Tip: Match the gender of "quel" with the noun it modifies (quelle for feminine).

Question 4. Vous appelez-vous
Answer: Are you called? / What is your name? (formal)
In simple words: This is the formal or plural way to ask someone's name.

Exam Tip: Notice the inversion (-vous) used for forming questions.

Question 5. Ami
Answer: Friend (male)
In simple words: Ami translates to friend in English.

Exam Tip: The feminine form is "amie".

III. Écrivez les questions:

Question 1. Je m'appelle Sylvie. (For elders)
Answer: Comment vous appelez-vous?
In simple words: Formulate a formal question for the given answer about a name.

Exam Tip: Use the formal "vous" form when addressing elders.

Question 2. J'ai 45 ans. (For elders)
Answer: Quel âge avez-vous?
In simple words: Ask someone older how old they are using formal language.

Exam Tip: The verb avoir becomes "avez" with "vous".

Question 3. J'habite à Mumbai. (For elders)
Answer: Où habitez-vous?
In simple words: Ask an elder where they live.

Exam Tip: The verb habiter takes the -ez ending for the "vous" pronoun.

IV. Écrivez le contraire:

Question 1. Jour
Answer: Nuit
In simple words: The opposite of day is night.

Exam Tip: Memorize basic antonyms in French.

Question 2. Monsieur
Answer: Madame / Mademoiselle
In simple words: The female counterpart/opposite title to Mr. is Mrs./Miss.

Exam Tip: Monsieur abbreviates to M. while Madame abbreviates to Mme.

Question 3. Bon
Answer: Mauvais
In simple words: The opposite of good is bad.

Exam Tip: "Bon" becomes "bonne" in the feminine form.

Question 4. Demain
Answer: Hier
In simple words: The opposite of tomorrow is yesterday.

Exam Tip: Do not confuse "demain" (tomorrow) with "matin" (morning).

V. Écrivez la forme féminine:

Question 1. Ami
Answer: Amie
In simple words: Add an 'e' to make the noun feminine.

Exam Tip: Adding an 'e' is the standard rule for forming the feminine of nouns and adjectives.

Question 2. Nouveau
Answer: Nouvelle
In simple words: Nouveau changes completely to nouvelle in the feminine form.

Exam Tip: Memorize irregular adjective feminine forms like nouveau/nouvelle, beau/belle.

Question 3. Joyeux
Answer: Joyeuse
In simple words: Adjectives ending in -eux change to -euse in the feminine.

Question 4. Un
Answer: Une
In simple words: Un is the masculine indefinite article; une is feminine.

Exam Tip: Always learn nouns with their respective articles (un/une).

VI. Trouvez les questions:

Question 1. Je vais bien, merci.
Answer: Comment allez-vous? / Comment vas-tu?
In simple words: The question for "I am doing well, thanks" is "How are you?".

Exam Tip: "Comment ça va?" is also an acceptable casual question.

Question 2. Ça va bien, merci.
Answer: Comment ça va?
In simple words: The response matches the informal greeting "How is it going?".

Exam Tip: "Ça va?" is a very common informal greeting.

VII. Présentez-vous: (3/4 lignes)

Question 1. Présentez-vous: (3 or 4 lines)
Answer: Bonjour! Je m'appelle Rahul. J'ai huit ans. J'habite à Riyad. Je suis étudiant.
In simple words: Write 3 to 4 sentences introducing yourself in French.

Exam Tip: Include your name, age, city, and profession/status for a complete self-introduction.

VIII. Écrivez en français:

Question 1. For
Answer: Pour
In simple words: The preposition for translates to pour in French.

Exam Tip: "Pour" is often followed by an infinitive verb or a noun.

Question 2. How
Answer: Comment
In simple words: How translates to comment.

Exam Tip: Used in questions like "Comment tu t'appelles?".

Question 3. Where
Answer: Où
In simple words: Where translates to où (with an accent).

Exam Tip: Do not forget the grave accent on the letter u (ù), as "ou" without an accent means "or".

Question 4. And
Answer: Et
In simple words: And translates to et.

Exam Tip: The 't' in "et" is silent.

IX. Écrivez les noms des légumes (10)

Question 1. Écrivez les noms des légumes (10)
Answer: 1. La pomme de terre (Potato), 2. La tomate (Tomato), 3. L'oignon (Onion), 4. La carotte (Carrot), 5. Le chou (Cabbage), 6. Le petit pois (Pea), 7. Le haricot (Bean), 8. Le concombre (Cucumber), 9. L'aubergine (Eggplant), 10. L'ail (Garlic)
In simple words: List ten vegetable names in French with their articles.

Exam Tip: Always learn food items with their correct masculine or feminine articles.

X. Écrivez les noms des fruits (10)

Question 1. Écrivez les noms des fruits (10)
Answer: 1. La pomme (Apple), 2. La banane (Banana), 3. L'orange (Orange), 4. La mangue (Mango), 5. Le raisin (Grapes), 6. La fraise (Strawberry), 7. La poire (Pear), 8. Le citron (Lemon), 9. La pêche (Peach), 10. La pastèque (Watermelon)
In simple words: List ten fruit names in French.

Exam Tip: Most fruit names ending in 'e' are feminine.

XI. Écrivez les noms d'oiseaux (10)

Question 1. Écrivez les noms d'oiseaux (10)
Answer: 1. Le perroquet (Parrot), 2. Le pigeon (Pigeon), 3. Le corbeau (Crow), 4. Le canard (Duck), 5. Le cygne (Swan), 6. Le hibou (Owl), 7. L'aigle (Eagle), 8. Le moineau (Sparrow), 9. La colombe (Dove), 10. Le paon (Peacock)
In simple words: List ten bird names in French.

Exam Tip: Pay attention to silent letters in bird names like "hibou" and "corbeau".

XII. Écrivez les chiffres en français:

Question 1. 40
Answer: Quarante
In simple words: Number 40 in French.

Exam Tip: Spell carefully; do not confuse with quatorze (14).

Question 2. 21
Answer: Vingt et un
In simple words: Number 21 in French uses "et un".

Question 3. 44
Answer: Quarante-quatre
In simple words: Number 44 in French.

Exam Tip: Compound numbers above twenty use hyphens.

Question 4. 15
Answer: Quinze
In simple words: Number 15 in French.

Exam Tip: Memorize numbers 11 to 20 specifically.

Question 5. 49
Answer: Quarante-neuf
In simple words: Number 49 in French.

Exam Tip: Combine quarante (40) and neuf (9) with a hyphen.

Question 6. 8
Answer: Huit
In simple words: Number 8 in French.

Exam Tip: The 't' in huit is pronounced when standing alone.

Question 7. 32
Answer: Trente-deux
In simple words: Number 32 in French.

Exam Tip: Trente means 30, deux means 2.

Question 8. 14
Answer: Quatorze
In simple words: Number 14 in French.

Exam Tip: Derived from quatre (4).

Question 9. 42
Answer: Quarante-deux
In simple words: Number 42 in French.

Exam Tip: Uses quarante and deux connected by a hyphen.

Question 10. 29
Answer: Vingt-neuf
In simple words: Number 29 in French.

Exam Tip: Vingt (20) plus neuf (9).

Question 11. 50
Answer: Cinquante
In simple words: Number 50 in French.

Exam Tip: Rooted in cinq (5).

Question 12. 49
Answer: Quarante-neuf
In simple words: Number 49 in French.

Exam Tip: Re-verify spelling for compound numerals.

Question 13. 16
Answer: Seize
In simple words: Number 16 in French.

Exam Tip: Do not confuse seize (16) with six (6).

Question 14. 35
Answer: Trente-cinq
In simple words: Number 35 in French.

Exam Tip: Combine trente and cinq with a hyphen.

Question 15. 31
Answer: Trente et un
In simple words: Number 31 in French.

Exam Tip: Uses "et un" just like 21 and 41.

XIII. Écrivez les nombres en lettres en français:

Question 1. Huit.
Answer: 8
In simple words: Write the numeral for the word huit.

Exam Tip: Match words to numbers accurately.

Question 2. Vingt.
Answer: 20
In simple words: Vingt translates to 20.

Exam Tip: The 'g' and 't' in vingt are silent.

Question 3. Quinze.
Answer: 15
In simple words: Quinze translates to 15.

Exam Tip: Check spelling carefully.

Question 4. Quatre.
Answer: 4
In simple words: Quatre translates to 4.

Exam Tip: Basic single-digit number.

Question 5. Sept.
Answer: 7
In simple words: Sept translates to 7.

Exam Tip: The 'p' in sept is silent.

Question 6. Trente-six.
Answer: 36
In simple words: Trente (30) + six (6) = 36.

Exam Tip: Hyphenated compound number.

Question 7. Vingt-trois.
Answer: 23
In simple words: Vingt (20) + trois (3) = 23.

Exam Tip: Hyphenated compound number.

Question 8. Onze.
Answer: 11
In simple words: Onze translates to 11.

Exam Tip: Starts with a vowel sound (takes l' instead of le).

Question 9. Quarante et un.
Answer: 41
In simple words: Quarante (40) + et un (1) = 41.

Exam Tip: Uses "et" for numbers ending in 1.

Question 10. Dix-sept.
Answer: 17
In simple words: Dix (10) + sept (7) = 17.

Exam Tip: Compound number for 17.

XIV. Écrivez les nombres ordinaux: de 15e à 25e

Question 1. Écrivez les nombres ordinaux: de 15e à 25e
Answer: 15e - Quinzième, 16e - Seizième, 17e - Dix-septième, 18e - Dix-huitième, 19e - Dix-neuvième, 20e - Vingtième, 21e - Vingt et unième, 22e - Vingt-deuxième, 23e - Vingt-troisième, 24e - Vingt-quatrième, 25e - Vingt-cinquième
In simple words: Write ordinal numbers from 15th to 25th in French.

Exam Tip: Add the suffix "-ième" to cardinal numbers to form ordinals (note spelling changes like cinq -> cinquième).

XV. Répondez aux questions en français:

Question 1. Quelle est la date d'aujourd'hui?
Answer: Aujourd'hui, c'est lundi [ou autre jour] [date] [mois].
In simple words: Answer what today's date is.

Exam Tip: Date format in French starts with the day of the week followed by the number and month.

Question 2. Quel est le jour d'aujourd'hui?
Answer: Aujourd'hui, c'est lundi. (Example)
In simple words: State what day of the week today is.

Exam Tip: Days of the week in French do not start with capital letters.

Question 3. Nous sommes en quel mois?
Answer: Nous sommes au mois de [mois]. (Example: Nous sommes au mois de janvier.)
In simple words: State the current month.

Exam Tip: Use "Nous sommes en..." or "Nous sommes au mois de...".

XVI. Nommez les mois de l'année:

Question 1. Nommez les mois de l'année:
Answer: Janvier, Février, Mars, Avril, Mai, Juin, Juillet, Août, Septembre, Octobre, Novembre, Décembre.
In simple words: List all twelve months of the year in French.

Question 1. Nommez les jours de la semaine:
Answer: Lundi, Mardi, Mercredi, Jeudi, Vendredi, Samedi, Dimanche.
In simple words: List all seven days of the week in French.

Exam Tip: The week in French school lists traditionally start with Monday (lundi).

XIX. Répondez:

Question 1. Nommez le séptimo mois de l'année? (septième)
Answer: Le septième mois de l'année est juillet.
In simple words: Name the seventh month of the year.

Exam Tip: Count starting from January (Janvier = 1, Juillet = 7).

Question 2. Nommez le douzième mois de l'année?
Answer: Le douzième mois de l'année est décembre.
In simple words: Name the twelfth (last) month of the year.

Exam Tip: "Douzième" means twelfth.

XX. Colorez les objets:

Question 1. Colorez les objets: (Flowers, kite, ball, pencil)
Answer: Color the given objects (flowers, kite, ball, pencil) according to instructions or using standard colors.
In simple words: Color the drawn objects.

Exam Tip: Follow color vocabulary words like rouge, bleu, vert, jaune.

Culture et civilisation:

Question 1. Name 3 important cities of France.
Answer: Paris, Lyon, Marseille.
In simple words: Name three major cities in France.

Exam Tip: Paris is the capital city.

Question 2. Name the most beautiful avenue of the world.
Answer: Avenue des Champs-Elysées.
In simple words: The famous avenue in Paris is Champs-Elysées.

Exam Tip: Remember the spelling of Champs-Elysées.

Question 3. Remplissez les tirets: (en français)
1. ________ is one of the seven wonders of the world. It is ________ metres high.
Answer: La Tour Eiffel, 324
In simple words: Fill in the blanks with the Eiffel Tower and its height.

Exam Tip: La Tour Eiffel is the landmark symbol of Paris.

Question 4. Paris is also known as ________
Answer: The City of Light (La Ville Lumière)
In simple words: Paris's famous nickname is the City of Light.

Exam Tip: This nickname comes from its leading role during the Age of Enlightenment and early gas lighting.

Question 5. ________ is the oldest bridge of Paris.
Answer: Le Pont Neuf
In simple words: Despite its name meaning "new bridge", Pont Neuf is the oldest standing bridge across the Seine in Paris.

Question 6. ________ is one of the beautiful gardens of Paris.
Answer: Le Jardin du Luxembourg (or Jardin des Tuileries)
In simple words: Name a famous garden in Paris.

Exam Tip: Luxembourg Garden is a popular Parisian public park.

Question 7. ________ is the most important museum of France.
Answer: Le Musée du Louvre
In simple words: The Louvre is France's premier museum, home to the Mona Lisa.

Exam Tip: The Louvre is housed in the former royal palace.

Question 8. ________ is an agency responsible for the railways in France.
Answer: La SNCF (Société Nationale des Chemins de fer français)
In simple words: SNCF operates France's national railway system.

Exam Tip: Learn the acronym SNCF for French railways.

Question 9. The capital of France is ________
Answer: Paris
In simple words: Paris is the capital city of France.

Question 10. The five countries which surround France are ________, ________, ________, ________, ________.
Answer: Spain, Andorra, Italy, Switzerland, Germany, Luxembourg, Belgium (Any 5)
In simple words: List the neighboring countries of France.

Exam Tip: France is bordered by six European countries in total (plus Monaco and Andorra).

Question 11. The four rivers of France are ________, ________, ________, ________.
Answer: La Seine, La Loire, La Garonne, Le Rhône
In simple words: Name the four major rivers flowing through France.

Exam Tip: The Seine flows directly through Paris.