CBSE Class 3 French Worksheet Set 05

Leçon - 1.

I. Écrivez en français: (Write in french):

Question 1. Good morning
Answer: Bonjour
In simple words: Used to greet someone in the morning.

Exam Tip: Capitalization is optional at the start of greetings unless beginning a sentence.

Question 2. Good night
Answer: Bonne nuit
In simple words: Said when parting at night or before sleeping.

Exam Tip: 'Bonne' is the feminine form of 'bon'.

Question 3. Bye-Bye
Answer: Au revoir
In simple words: Standard polite way to say goodbye.

Question 4. Good-bye
Answer: Au revoir
In simple words: Equivalent to goodbye.

Exam Tip: Memorize the spelling with the hyphen.

Question 5. Good evening
Answer: Bonsoir
In simple words: Evening greeting.

Exam Tip: Combine 'bon' and 'soir'.

Question 6. Hello!
Answer: Salut! / Bonjour!
In simple words: Casual or general greeting.

Exam Tip: 'Salut' is informal (Hi), while 'Bonjour' is formal (Hello/Good morning).

Question 7. After noon
Answer: Après-midi
In simple words: The time after midday.

Exam Tip: Often preceded by 'l\'' (l\'après-midi).

Question 8. See you tomorrow
Answer: À demain
Answer: À bientôt
In simple words: Farewell for the next day.

Exam Tip: Note the grave accent on the letter À.

Question 9. See you soon!
Answer: À bientôt!
In simple words: Saying goodbye until shortly.

Exam Tip: 'Bientôt' has a circumflex accent over the letter o.

Question 10. Sir or Gentleman
Answer: Monsieur
In simple words: Formal title for a man.

Exam Tip: Abbreviated as M.

Question 11. Mrs.
Answer: Madame
In simple words: Title for a married woman.

Exam Tip: Abbreviated as Mme.

Question 12. Miss
Answer: Mademoiselle
In simple words: Title for a young girl or unmarried woman.

Exam Tip: Abbreviated as Mlle.

II. Écrivez en anglais: (Write in english):

Question 1. S'il vous plaît
Answer: Please
In simple words: Polite request phrase.

Exam Tip: Used frequently in daily polite conversations.

Question 2. Merci!
Answer: Thank you!
In simple words: Expressing gratitude.

Exam Tip: Can be enhanced with 'merci beaucoup' (thank you very much).

Question 3. De rien!
Answer: You're welcome!
In simple words: Response to thank you.

Exam Tip: Literally means "of nothing".

Question 4. Bon
Answer: Good
In simple words: Positive adjective.

Exam Tip: Masculine form.

Question 5. Bonne
Answer: Good
In simple words: Feminine form of good.

Exam Tip: Used with feminine nouns like 'nuit'.

Question 6. Mal
Answer: Bad / Badly / Ill
In simple words: Opposite of good/well.

Question 7. Jour
Answer: Day
In simple words: Period of 24 hours or daytime.

Exam Tip: Masculine noun.

Question 8. Nuit
Answer: Night
In simple words: The dark hours of the day.

Exam Tip: Feminine noun.

Question 9. Soir
Answer: Evening
In simple words: The latter part of the day.

Exam Tip: Masculine noun.

Question 10. Demain
Answer: Tomorrow
In simple words: The day after today.

Exam Tip: Used in 'à demain'.

Question 11. Aujourd'hui
Answer: Today
In simple words: The present day.

Exam Tip: Contains an apostrophe contraction.

Question 12. Hier
Answer: Yesterday
In simple words: The day before today.

Exam Tip: The 'h' is silent.

Question 13. Bientôt
Answer: Soon
In simple words: In a short time.

Exam Tip: Used in 'à bientôt'.

III. Retrouvez les mots: (Unjumble the words).

Question 1. ENOBN HANCEC
Answer: BONNE CHANCE
In simple words: Good luck.

Exam Tip: Check letter counts carefully when unscrambling.

Question 2. NOB OAGEVY
Answer: BON VOYAGE
In simple words: Have a good trip.

Exam Tip: Common travel greeting.

Question 3. OBN NIVRSIRANEAF
Answer: BON ANNIVERSAIRE
In simple words: Happy birthday.

Exam Tip: Long phrase, split into two words.

Question 4. EIDREN
Answer: DERNIER
In simple words: Last.

Exam Tip: Pay attention to placement of vowels.

Question 5. IEBVENUN
Answer: BIENVENUE
In simple words: Welcome.

Exam Tip: Standard greeting for welcoming someone.

Question 6. OEYUJX ÖLNE
Answer: JOYEUX NOËL
In simple words: Merry Christmas.

Exam Tip: Note the trema (¨) on the letter ë.

Question 7. DUAIE
Answer: ADIEU
In simple words: Farewell (goodbye for a long time).

Question 8. A LURPÀTSD
Answer: À PLUS TARD
In simple words: See you later.

Exam Tip: Includes the grave accent on À.

Question 9. OJUR
Answer: JOUR
In simple words: Day.

Exam Tip: Short 4-letter word.

Question 10. NAIMED
Answer: DEMAIN
In simple words: Tomorrow.

Exam Tip: Common time vocabulary word.

Leçon - 2.

I. Répondez aux questions: (Answer the following questions):

Question 1. Comment tu t'appelles?
Answer: Je m'appelle [Nom]. (Example: Je m'appelle Rahul.)
In simple words: What is your name? - My name is ...

Exam Tip: Replace [Nom] with your actual name.

Question 2. Quel âge as-tu?
Answer: J'ai [Nombre] ans. (Example: J'ai huit ans.)
In simple words: How old are you? - I am ... years old.

Exam Tip: French uses the verb 'avoir' (to have) for age.

Question 3. Où habites-tu?
Answer: J'habite à [Ville]. (Example: J'habite à Delhi.)
In simple words: Where do you live? - I live in ...

Exam Tip: Use 'à' before city names.

Question 4. Comment ça va?
Answer: Ça va bien, merci.
In simple words: How are you? - It is going well, thank you.

Question 1. Je m'appelle Mme. Sophie Legrand (for elders).
Answer: Comment vous vous appelez?
In simple words: Formal question for asking someone's name.

Exam Tip: Use 'vous' instead of 'tu' for formal/elder address.

Question 2. J'ai 35 ans.
Answer: Quel âge avez-vous?
In simple words: How old are you? (Formal)

Exam Tip: Inversion form used with 'vous'.

Question 3. J'habite à Chennai.
Answer: Où habitez-vous?
In simple words: Where do you live? (Formal)

Exam Tip: Match the subject pronoun 'vous' in the question.

Question 4. Je vais bien, merci.
Answer: Comment ça va? / Comment allez-vous?
In simple words: How are you?

Exam Tip: Both casual and formal questions are acceptable.

Leçon - 2. (Continued)

III. Écrivez le contraire: (write the opposites):

Question 1. Jour ≠
Answer: Nuit
In simple words: Opposite of day is night.

Exam Tip: Check gender if applicable.

Question 2. Demain ≠
Answer: Hier
In simple words: Opposite of tomorrow is yesterday.

Exam Tip: Time opposites pair up easily.

Question 3. Monsieur ≠
Answer: Madame / Mademoiselle
In simple words: Opposite of sir is madam.

Exam Tip: Madame is the standard counterpart.

Question 4. Bon ≠
Answer: Mauvais
In simple words: Opposite of good is bad.

Exam Tip: 'Mauvais' is the masculine adjective for bad.

IV. Écrivez la forme féminin: (write the feminine form):

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

Exam Tip: Pronunciation remains almost identical.

Question 2. Nouveau
Answer: Nouvelle
In simple words: Irregular feminine form for new.

Exam Tip: Memorize irregular adjective changes.

Question 3. Joyeux
Answer: Joyeuse
In simple words: '-x' changes to '-se' in the feminine form.

Exam Tip: Standard rule for adjectives ending in '-eux'.

Question 4. An
Answer: Année
In simple words: Year (feminine equivalent noun).

Question 5. Bon
Answer: Bonne
In simple words: Double the 'n' and add 'e'.

Exam Tip: Common adjective rule.

Question 6. Monsieur
Answer: Madame
Answer: Mademoiselle
In simple words: Feminine title corresponding to sir.

Exam Tip: Madame is standard.

V. Présentez - vous: (Present yourself):

Question 1. Self Introduction
Answer: Bonjour! Je m'appelle [Nom]. J'ai [Nombre] ans. J'habite à [Ville]. Merci!
In simple words: Hello! My name is ... I am ... years old. I live in ... Thank you!

Exam Tip: Combine basic personal questions into a short paragraph.

VI. Écrivez en français: (Write in french):

Question 1. For
Answer: Pour
In simple words: Preposition meaning for.

Exam Tip: Used in expressions like 'pour vous'.

Question 2. How
Answer: Comment
In simple words: Interrogative word meaning how.

Exam Tip: Used in 'comment ça va'.

Question 3. Where
Answer: Où
In simple words: Interrogative word meaning where.

Exam Tip: Must have a grave accent on the letter ù.

Question 4. And
Answer: Et
Answer: Et
In simple words: Conjunction joining words or clauses.

Exam Tip: The 't' is silent.

Leçons - 3 & 4.

VII. Écrivez les numéros de 40 à 50: (Write the numbers from 40 to 50):

Question 1. Numbers 40 to 50
Answer:
40 - Quarante
41 - Quarante et un
42 - Quarante-deux
43 - Quarante-trois
44 - Quarante-quatre
45 - Quarante-cinq
46 - Quarante-six
47 - Quarante-sept
48 - Quarante-huit
49 - Quarante-neuf
50 - Cinquante
In simple words: Counting from 40 to 50 in French words.

Exam Tip: Remember 'et un' for 41, and hyphens for numbers 42 through 49.

VIII. Écrivez les noms des nombres suivants: (Write the number names of the following):

Question 1. 30
Answer: Trente
In simple words: Thirty.

Exam Tip: Basic ten multiple.

Question 2. 21
Answer: Vingt et un
In simple words: Twenty-one.

Exam Tip: Uses 'et un' without hyphens.

Question 3. 16
Answer: Seize
In simple words: Sixteen.

Question 4. 25
Answer: Vingt-cinq
In simple words: Twenty-five.

Exam Tip: Uses a hyphen.

Question 5. 08
Answer: Huit
In simple words: Eight.

Exam Tip: Silent initial 'h'.

Question 6. 09
Answer: Neuf
In simple words: Nine.

Exam Tip: Ends in a 'f' sound.

Question 7. 15
Answer: Quinze
In simple words: Fifteen.

Exam Tip: Root similar to cinq.

Question 8. 14
Answer: Quatorze
In simple words: Fourteen.

Exam Tip: Root similar to quatre.

Question 9. 27
Answer: Vingt-sept
In simple words: Twenty-seven.

Exam Tip: Hyphenated combination.

Question 10. 33
Answer: Trente-trois
In simple words: Thirty-three.

Exam Tip: Hyphenated combination.

Question 11. 41
Answer: Quarante et un
In simple words: Forty-one.

Exam Tip: Uses 'et un'.

Question 12. 11
Answer: Onze
In simple words: Eleven.

Exam Tip: Starts with a vowel sound.

Question 13. 48
Answer: Quarante-huit
In simple words: Forty-eight.

Exam Tip: Hyphenated compound.

Question 14. 32
Answer: Trente-deux
In simple words: Thirty-two.

Exam Tip: Hyphenated compound.

Question 15. 47
Answer: Quarante-sept
In simple words: Forty-seven.

Exam Tip: Hyphenated compound.

Question 16. 13
Answer: Treize
In simple words: Thirteen.

Exam Tip: Memorize spelling.

Question 17. 12
Answer: Douze
In simple words: Twelve.

Exam Tip: Memorize spelling.

Question 18. 31
Answer: Trente et un
In simple words: Thirty-one.

Exam Tip: Uses 'et un'.

Question 19. 50
Answer: Cinquante
In simple words: Fifty.

Exam Tip: Root similar to cinq.

Question 20. 29
Answer: Vingt-neuf
In simple words: Twenty-nine.

Exam Tip: Hyphenated compound.

IX. Retrouvez les nombres: (Find the numbers):

Question 1. ROTIS
Answer: TROIS (3)
In simple words: Three.

Exam Tip: Unjumble carefully.

Question 2. ERQTUA
Answer: QUATRE (4)
In simple words: Four.

Exam Tip: Check letter frequencies.

Question 3. XID - FEUN
Answer: DIX - NEUF (19)
In simple words: Nineteen.

Exam Tip: Two words combined.

Question 4. REITEZ
Answer: TREIZE (13)
In simple words: Thirteen.

Exam Tip: Unjumble number words.

Question 5. EZUQNI
Answer: QUINZE (15)
In simple words: Fifteen.

Exam Tip: Unjumble number words.

Question 6. RENTET
Answer: TRENTE (30)
In simple words: Thirty.

Exam Tip: Unjumble number words.

Question 7. GTNIY - INCQ
Answer: VINGT - CINQ (25)
In simple words: Twenty-five.

Exam Tip: Two words combined.

Question 8. AUQRNAET
Answer: QUARANTE (40)
In simple words: Forty.

Exam Tip: Unjumble number words.

Question 9. EZUQIN
Answer: ONZE (11)
In simple words: Eleven.

Exam Tip: Check spelling for 11.

Question 10. ERATQU
Answer: QUATRE (4)
In simple words: Four.

Exam Tip: Unjumble number words.