CBSE Class 3 French Worksheet Set 04

Chapter-wise Worksheets for Class 3 Languages: French

Access comprehensive chapter-wise worksheets for French using the CBSE Class 3 French Worksheet Set 04. Designed to align with the 2026-27 academic syllabus for Class 3 Languages, these printable practice sets help students reinforce key concepts and improve their overall exam readiness.

Practice Class 3 Languages Worksheets: French

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I. Écrivez les noms des animaux domestiques: (Write the names of domestic animals.)
Answer: Le chat, Le chien, La vache, Le cheval, Le mouton, La chèvre, L'âne, Le cochon, Le lapin, Le canard
In simple words: Domestic animals are pets or farm animals that live with humans.

Exam Tip: Remember to include the correct masculine or feminine articles (le, la, l') with each animal name.

 

II. Écrivez les noms des animaux sauvages: (Write the names of wild animals.)
Answer: Le lion, Le tigre, L'éléphant, Le singe, Le loup, L'ours, Le renard, Le zèbre, La girafe, Le crocodile
In simple words: Wild animals live in natural forests, jungles, or plains away from humans.

Exam Tip: Wild animals typically require definite articles like le, la, or l' just like domestic animals.

 

III. Écrivez les nombres de 10 à 25: (Write the number names from 10 to 25.)
Answer: 10 - dix, 11 - onze, 12 - douze, 13 - treize, 14 - quatorze, 15 - quinze, 16 - seize, 17 - dix-sept, 18 - dix-huit, 19 - dix-neuf, 20 - vingt, 21 - vingt et un, 22 - vingt-deux, 23 - vingt-trois, 24 - vingt-quatre, 25 - vingt-cinq
In simple words: These are French number names in sequential order from ten to twenty-five.

Exam Tip: Pay attention to hyphenations in compound numbers like vingt-deux and the special conjunction in vingt et un.

 

IV. Trouvez les nombres: (Unjumble the letters and find them):
1. XDI
2. NVTIG
3. RÈZO
4. EZODU
5. THIU-IXD
6. NQIC-VGNIT
7. ROTIS-NITYG
8. EIRTEZ.
9. EZROTAQU
10. FENU
Answer:
1. Dix
2. Vingt
3. Zéro
4. Douze
5. Dix-huit
6. Vingt-cinq
7. Trente-gros (Trente)
8. Treize
9. Quatorze
10. Neuf
In simple words: Unjumble the scrambled letters to spell correct French number names.

Exam Tip: Verify letter counts carefully when unscrambling vocabulary words.

 

V. Écrivez les nombres en figures: (Write the numbers in figures):
1. Deux
2. Quatre
3. Un
4. Onze
5. Sept
6. Quinze
7. Vingt et un
8. Vingt-trois
9. Dix-neuf
10. Seize
Answer:
1. 2
2. 4
3. 1
4. 11
5. 7
6. 15
7. 21
8. 23
9. 19
10. 16
In simple words: Convert French number words into numerical digits.

Exam Tip: Double check your digit equivalents for words like seize (16) and quinze (15).

 

VI. Écrivez les noms des nombres suivants en français: (Write the number names in french):
1. 01
2. 4
3. 6
4. 11
5. 22
6. 14
7. 18
8. 25
9. 13
10. 16
Answer:
1. Un
2. Quatre
3. Six
4. Onze
5. Vingt-deux
6. Quatorze
7. Dix-huit
8. Vingt-cinq
9. Treize
10. Seize
In simple words: Write out the given digits as French words.

Answer:
1. Salut Rohit!
2. Au revoir madame!
3. À demain!
4. Bonsoir Mahit!
5. De rien monsieur! (or Je vous en prie, monsieur!)
6. Bon voyage!
7. Bon anniversaire!
8. Félicitations!
9. Joyeux!
10. Bon appétit!
In simple words: Translate common English greetings and expressions into French.

Exam Tip: Memorize standard conversational phrases for exams.

 

VIII. Écrivez en anglais: (Write in English):
1. Bonjour, Mademoiselle!
2. Merci, beaucoup!
3. Je vais bien, merci!
4. Ça va, bonne chance pour les examens!
5. Comment allez-vous?
6. Bonne Anniversaire, Mme. Smith!
7. Au revoir, à bientôt!
8. Merci, Sylvie! Au revoir! À demain!
9. Excusez-moi, Madame!
10. Bon Noël Robert!
Answer:
1. Good morning / Hello, Miss!
2. Thank you very much!
3. I am doing well, thank you!
4. It goes well, good luck for the exams!
5. How are you? (formal)
6. Happy Birthday, Mrs. Smith!
7. Good bye, see you soon!
8. Thank you, Sylvie! Good bye! See you tomorrow!
9. Excuse me, Madam!
10. Merry Christmas Robert!
In simple words: Translate French conversational expressions into English.

Exam Tip: Pay attention to titles like Mademoiselle (Miss) and Madame (Madam).

 

IX. Écrivez la féminin: (Write the feminine):
1. Bon
2. Monsieur
3. Nouveau
4. Américain (written as An.)
5. Joyeux
6. Ami
7. Père
8. Cousin
Answer:
1. Bonne
2. Madame
3. Nouvelle
4. Américaine
5. Joyeuse
6. Amie
7. Mère
8. Cousine
In simple words: Change masculine nouns and adjectives into their feminine forms.

Exam Tip: Adjectives ending in -eau change to -elle in the feminine form.

 

X. Présente-toi! (Present yourself):
Answer: Je m'appelle [Nom]. J'ai [Âge] ans. J'habite à [Ville]. Je suis étudiant / étudiante.
In simple words: Write a short self-introduction stating your name, age, residence, and status.

Exam Tip: Keep sentences simple and grammatically correct using verbs s'appeler, avoir, and habiter.

 

XI. Faites votre carte d'identité: (Make your identity card):
Answer:
Nom : [Your Last Name]
Prénom : [Your First Name]
Âge : [Your Age] ans
Nationalité : [Your Nationality]
Adresse : [Your Address]
In simple words: Fill out standard personal identification fields in French.

Exam Tip: Use capitalized words for names and proper labels.

 

XII. Écrivez en français: (Write in french):
I                          We
You (Sing.)             You all
He, it                    They (mas.)
She, it                   They (fem.)
Answer:
I - Je                      We - Nous
You (Sing.) - Tu          You all - Vous
He, it - Il                 They (mas.) - Ils
She, it - Elle            They (fem.) - Elles
In simple words: Write the French subject pronouns corresponding to each English pronoun.

Exam Tip: Distinguish between singular informal 'tu' and plural/formal 'vous'.

 

XIII. Traduisez en français: (Translate in french):
Pierre: "Good morning, Mrs. Smith!"
Mrs. Smith: "Good morning Pierre! How are you?"
Pierre: "Fine, thank you! And you?"
Mrs. Smith: "I am fine, thank you"
Answer:
Pierre: "Bonjour, Mme. Smith!"
Mrs. Smith: "Bonjour Pierre! Comment ça va?"
Pierre: "Ça va bien, merci! Et vous?"
Mrs. Smith: "Je vais bien, merci." (or "Ça va bien, merci.")
In simple words: Translate a short polite conversation between Pierre and Mrs. Smith into French.

Exam Tip: Use 'vous' when Mrs. Smith is addressed formally.

 

XIV. Complétez le dialogue suivant: (Complete the following dialogue):
Le professeur: "__________ Marc!"
Marc             : "Bonjour __________!"
Le professeur: "Je __________, merci __________?"
Marc             : "__________ , merci!"
Answer:
Le professeur: "Bonjour Marc!"
Marc             : "Bonjour monsieur!"
Le professeur: "Je vais bien, merci et toi?"
Marc             : "Je vais bien, merci!"
In simple words: Fill in the missing words to complete a teacher-student greeting dialogue.

Exam Tip: Check context to decide whether 'tu' or 'vous' is appropriate in dialogues.

 

XV. Répondez aux questions suivantes: (Answer the following questions):
1. Comment ça va?
2. Quel âge as-tu?
3. Où habites - tu?
4. Comment tu t'appelles?
Answer:
1. Ça va bien, merci.
2. J'ai neuf ans.
3. J'habite à Riyadh.
4. Je m'appelle [Nom].
In simple words: Provide standard personal answers to common French conversational questions.

Exam Tip: Match your answers correctly to the pronoun used in the question.

 

XVI. Écrivez les questions: (Write the questions):
1. _________________________________ (for elders)
     J'ai 40 ans.
2. _________________________________ (for friends)
     J'habite à Riyadh.
3. _________________________________ (for elders)
     Je vais bien, merci.
4. _________________________________ (for elders)
     Je m'appelle M. Smith.
Answer:
1. Quel âge avez-vous?
2. Où habites-tu?
3. Comment allez-vous?
4. Comment vous vous appelez?
In simple words: Formulate the appropriate question for each given answer, keeping register (formal/informal) in mind.

Exam Tip: Use inversion or 'Est-ce que' when forming questions, and adjust for formal (vous) vs informal (tu).

 

XVII. Traduisez en français: (Translate in french):
1. My name is Dominique.
2. How old are you? (for elders)
3. Where do you stay? (for elders)
4. How are you?
5. What is your name? (for elders).
Answer:
1. Je m'appelle Dominique.
2. Quel âge avez-vous?
3. Où habitez-vous?
4. Comment ça va? (or Comment allez-vous?)
5. Comment vous vous appelez?
In simple words: Translate personal introduction and status questions/statements into French.

Answer:
1. Nuit
2. Madame
3. Hier
4. Mauvais
In simple words: Provide the antonym or opposite word for each term.

Exam Tip: Learn common vocabulary pairs like jour/nuit and bon/mauvais.

 

XIX. Retrouvez les mots: (Unjumble the words):
1. NNO
2. ONB OCUAEGR
3. NOB OYVGEA
4. ÉFILLICATITNOS
5. NBORJUO
6. EMIA
7. AVACCNE
8. NÉANE
9. IBNE
10. XOJE YU
Answer:
1. Non
2. Bon courage
3. Bon voyage
4. Félicitations
5. Bonjour
6. Amie
7. Vacance
8. Année
9. Bien
10. Joyeux
In simple words: Unscramble the letters to reveal correct French vocabulary words.

Exam Tip: Check accents carefully when unscrambling French words like félicitations and année.

 

XX. Remplissez les tirets: [Culture et civilisation]: (Fill in the blanks): [Culture and civilisation]
1. __________________ is the fashion capital of the world.
2. France is famous for __________________, __________________ and __________________.
3. In France, when somebody is about to start a meal we say __________________ to him.
4. The french people love __________________ and __________________.
5. The capital of France is __________________.
6. The six countries which surround France are __________________, __________________, __________________, __________________, __________________ and __________________.
7. The five rivers of France are __________________, __________________, __________________, __________________ and __________________.
Answer:
1. Paris
2. Cheese, wine, fashion (or art)
3. Bon appétit
4. Cheese, wine (or football, cinema)
5. Paris
6. Spain, Andorra, Italy, Switzerland, Germany, Luxembourg, Belgium (any six of these)
7. Seine, Loire, Garonne, Rhône, Rhin
In simple words: Complete factual statements about French geography, culture, and customs.

Exam Tip: Memorize basic geographical facts and cultural markers about France for civics questions.

 

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