CBSE Class 3 French Worksheet Set 08

PRACTICE MAKES A MAN PERFECT

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

Question 1. O B N A E G R O C H
Answer: BONJOUR
In simple words: Unscrambled letters form the French greeting word for hello or good morning.

Exam Tip: Practice common French greetings to recognize them quickly when letters are mixed up.

Question 2. S P U L À R T D A
Answer: PLUS TARD
In simple words: The letters rearrange to mean later.

Exam Tip: Pay attention to words with spaces like PLUS TARD.

Question 3. G V Y O E A N O B
Answer: BON VOYAGE
In simple words: Means happy journey.

Exam Tip: Look for common phrase pairings like bon followed by voyage.

Question 4. S É L F I C A I T I N O T
Answer: FÉLICITATIONS
In simple words: Unscrambles to mean congratulations.

Exam Tip: Watch out for accents like the acute accent on É.

Question 5. N O B E N E C H C A N
Answer: BONNE CHANCE
In simple words: Means good luck.

Exam Tip: Remember that chance takes feminine adjective bonne.

Question 6. E N I B
Answer: BIEN
In simple words: Means fine or well.

Exam Tip: Short words require careful pairing of vowels and consonants.

Question 7. N A É N E
Answer: ANNÉE
In simple words: Means year.

Exam Tip: Double n and accent marks are crucial.

Question 8. P É I A T P T
Answer: PETIT
In simple words: Means small.

Exam Tip: Check standard spelling patterns in adjectives.

Question 9. C E N A Y A C
Answer: CAYENNE
In simple words: Proper noun referring to Cayenne.

Exam Tip: Capitalize proper nouns.

Question 10. E M I A
Answer: AMIE
Answer: (Alternative: AIME)
In simple words: Means female friend or loves.

Exam Tip: Both amie and aime are valid French words from these letters.

Question 11. T A I F
Answer: FAIT
In simple words: Means does or makes.

Exam Tip: Common verb conjugation form.

Question 12. N E T C M O M
Answer: COMMENT
In simple words: Means how.

Exam interrogative word.

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

Question 1. Hi Robert!
Answer: Salut Robert !
In simple words: Informal greeting used among friends.

Exam Tip: Use Salut for informal greetings.

Question 2. See you later Geeta!
Answer: À plus tard Geeta !
In simple words: Farewell expression meaning see you later.

Exam Tip: Include the preposition à with an accent.

Question 3. Good bye Madam!
Answer: Au revoir Madame !
In simple words: Standard polite farewell.

Question 4. Good morning, Sir!
Answer: Bonjour, Monsieur !
In simple words: Polite morning greeting.

Exam Tip: Monsieur is abbreviated as M., but write it fully unless specified.

Question 5. Happy journey, Tom!
Answer: Bon voyage, Tom !
In simple words: Wish for a pleasant trip.

Exam Tip: Bon voyage is standard for travels.

Question 6. Enjoy your meal!
Answer: Bon appétit !
In simple words: Said before eating.

Exam Tip: Remember the accent on appétit.

Question 7. Good luck for the exams!
Answer: Bonne chance pour les examens !
In simple words: Wishing success in tests.

Exam Tip: Chance is feminine, hence bonne.

Question 8. How are you? (to a friend)
Answer: Comment ça va ?
In simple words: Informal way to ask how someone is doing.

Exam Tip: Use the cedilla under c in ça.

Question 9. See you tomorrow!
Answer: À demain !
In simple words: Farewell until the next day.

Question 10. Happy birthday, Paul!
Answer: Bon anniversaire, Paul !
In simple words: Birthday greeting.

Exam Tip: Can also use Joyeux anniversaire.

Question 11. Congratulations!
Answer: Félicitations !
In simple words: Expressing praise.

Exam Tip: Always plural in French usage.

Question 12. Excuse me, Miss!
Answer: Excusez-moi, Mademoiselle !
In simple words: Polite interruption.

Exam Tip: Use hyphen in imperative reflexive verbs.

III. Traduisez en français: (Translate in french):

Question A. Pierre: "Good morning, Mrs. Smith!"
Mrs. Smith: "Good morning, Pierre! How are you?"
Pierre: "Fine, thank you! And you madam?"
Mrs. Smith: "I am fine, thank you."
Answer:
Pierre : « Bonjour, Mme Smith ! »
Mme Smith : « Bonjour, Pierre ! Comment allez-vous ? »
Pierre : « Bien, merci ! Et vous, madame ? »
Mme Smith : « Je vais bien, merci. »
In simple words: A formal dialogue of greetings and health inquiries.

Exam Tip: Use formal 'vous' when speaking to Mrs. Smith.

Question B. Mrs. Martin: "Good morning, Sylvie!"
Sylvie: "Good morning, madam, how are you?"
Mrs. Martin: "I am fine. And you?"
Sylvie: "I am fine, thank you! Happy anniversary, madam!"
Mrs. Martin: "Thank you Sylvie! Good bye Madam! See you tomorrow!"
Sylvie: "Good bye madam! See you tomorrow!"
Answer:
Mme Martin : « Bonjour, Sylvie ! »
Sylvie : « Bonjour, madame, comment vas-tu ? » (or comment allez-vous ?)
Mme Martin : « Je vais bien. Et toi ? » (or Et vous ?)
Sylvie : « Je vais bien, merci ! Bon anniversaire, madame ! »
Mme Martin : « Merci Sylvie ! Au revoir, madame ! À demain ! »
Sylvie : « Au revoir, madame ! À demain ! »
In simple words: Dialogue between an adult and a young person mixing formal and informal elements.

Exam Tip: Match pronouns (tu/vous) consistently with the participants' relationship.

IV. Écrivez les nombres de 0 - 20 en lettres: (Write the numbers from 0-20 in letters):

Question 1. 0 to 20 in French words
Answer:
0 - zéro
1 - un
2 - deux
3 - trois
4 - quatre
5 - cinq
6 - six
7 - sept
8 - huit
9 - neuf
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
In simple words: Counting numbers from zero to twenty in French.

Exam Tip: Memorize spellings of numbers 11 through 16 as they have unique forms.

V. Retrouvez les nombres: (Find the number names):

Question 1. R O Z É
Answer: ZÉRO (0)
In simple words: Unscrambles to zero.

Exam Tip: Note the accent on é.

Question 2. N I G V T
Answer: VINGT (20)
In simple words: Unscrambles to twenty.

Exam Tip: Silent letters like g and t at the end of vingt.

Question 3. E Z R T I E
Answer: TREIZE (13)
In simple words: Unscrambles to thirteen.

Question 4. F E U N
Answer: NEUF (9)
In simple words: Unscrambles to nine.

Exam Tip: Letters f, u, e, n form neuf.

Question 5. X D U E
Answer: DEUX (2)
In simple words: Unscrambles to two.

Exam Tip: Ends with silent x.

Question 6. S T I O R
Answer: TROIS (3)
In simple words: Unscrambles to three.

Exam Tip: Silent s at the end.

Question 7. U A T E Q R
Answer: QUATRE (4)
In simple words: Unscrambles to four.

Exam Tip: Watch the qu combination.

Question 8. Z O N E
Answer: ONZE (11)
In simple words: Unscrambles to eleven.

Exam Tip: Starts with o.

Question 9. D Z E O U .
Answer: DOUZE (12)
In simple words: Unscrambles to twelve.

Exam Tip: Similar pattern to onze.

Question 10. Q N C I
Answer: CINQ (5)
In simple words: Unscrambles to five.

Exam Tip: Ends with q.

Question 11. U A R T R O E Z .
Answer: QUATORZE (14)
In simple words: Unscrambles to fourteen.

Exam Tip: Long number word, check each syllable.

Question 12. T I H I I .
Answer: HUIT (8)
In simple words: Unscrambles to eight.

Exam Tip: Starts with h.

VI. Écrivez en chiffres: (Write in digits):

Question 1. Dix-neuf.
Answer: 19
In simple words: Numeric form of dix-neuf.

Exam Tip: Dix (10) + neuf (9) = 19.

Question 2. Seize
Answer: 16
In simple words: Numeric form of seize.

Exam Tip: Seize means 16.

Question 3. Six
Answer: 6
In simple words: Numeric form of six.

Exam Tip: Direct number conversion.

Question 4. Dix-huit
Answer: 18
In simple words: Numeric form of dix-huit.

Exam Tip: 10 + 8 = 18.

Question 5. Quatre
Answer: 4
In simple words: Numeric form of quatre.

Exam Tip: Quatre equals 4.

Question 6. Dix
Answer: 10
In simple words: Numeric form of dix.

Exam Tip: Dix equals 10.

Question 7. Dix-sept
Answer: 17
In simple words: Numeric form of dix-sept.

Exam Tip: 10 + 7 = 17.

Question 8. Quatorze
Answer: 14
In simple words: Numeric form of quatorze.

Exam Tip: Quatorze equals 14.

Question 9. Douze
Answer: 12
In simple words: Numeric form of douze.

Exam Tip: Douze equals 12.

Question 10. Treize
Answer: 13
In simple words: Numeric form of treize.

Exam Tip: Treize equals 13.

Question 11. Sept
Answer: 7
In simple words: Numeric form of sept.

Exam Tip: Sept equals 7.

Question 12. Quinze.
Answer: 15
In simple words: Numeric form of quinze.

Exam Tip: Quinze equals 15.

VII. Lier A avec B: (Link A with B):

Question 1. Match pronouns in Column A with their English meanings in Column B.
Answer:
Tu - You
Il - He
Je - I
Nous - We
Elles - They (fem.)
Vous - You all
Elle - She
Ils - They (masc.)
In simple words: Matching French subject pronouns with their English equivalents.

Exam Tip: Memorize gender distinctions in plural third-person pronouns (Ils vs Elles).

VIII. Écrivez les noms des animaux domestiques. (10)

Question 1. Write the names of 10 domestic animals in French.
Answer:
1. Le chien (Dog)
2. Le chat (Cat)
3. La vache (Cow)
4. Le cheval (Horse)
5. Le mouton (Sheep)
6. La chèvre (Goat)
7. Le cochon (Pig)
8. Le lapin (Rabbit)
9. L'âne (Donkey)
10. La poule (Hen)
In simple words: Ten common pets or farm animals in French with their articles.

Exam Tip: Include definite articles (le/la/l') when learning noun vocabularies.

IX. Écrivez les noms des animaux sauvages. (10)

Question 1. Write the names of 10 wild animals in French.
Answer:
1. Le lion (Lion)
2. Le tigre (Tiger)
3. L'éléphant (Elephant)
4. Le singe (Monkey)
5. L'ours (Bear)
6. Le loup (Wolf)
7. Le renard (Fox)
8. Le zèbre (Zebra)
9. La girafe (Giraffe)
10. Le crocodile (Crocodile)
In simple words: Ten wild animals in French.

Question 1. France is the _________ capital of the world.
Answer: fashion (or cultural)
In simple words: France is globally renowned as the fashion capital of the world.

Exam Tip: Remember key cultural facts about France taught in class.

Question 2. France is famous in the world for: _____________. (write in french)
Answer: la tour Eiffel, le vin, le fromage
In simple words: France is famous for the Eiffel Tower, wine, and cheese.

Exam Tip: Provide well-known French cultural symbols.

XB. Colorez les drapeaux: (Colour the flags):
Nommez ces drapeaux: (Name these flags)

Question 1. Colorez les drapeaux et nommez ces drapeaux.
Answer:
First Flag: French Flag (Drapeau de la France) - Colored in vertical stripes of Blue (Bleu), White (Blanc), and Red (Rouge).
Second Flag: Indian Flag (Drapeau de l'Inde) - Colored in horizontal stripes of Saffron (Safran), White (Blanc), and Green (Vert) with a Navy Blue Chakra in the center.
In simple words: Identify and describe the colors of the French and Indian flags.

Exam Tip: French flag is vertical (Bleu, Blanc, Rouge); Indian flag is horizontal.