CBSE Class 3 French Worksheet Set 09

LEÇON - 1

I. Écrivez en français: (Write in french)

Question 1. Please!
Answer: S'il vous plaît!
In simple words: Used to politely ask for something.

Exam Tip: Pay attention to the cedilla under 'c' in français and the apostrophe in S'il.

Question 2. Good morning!
Answer: Bonjour!
In simple words: The standard daytime greeting.

Exam Tip: Capitalize the first letter and include the exclamation mark.

Question 3. Thank you!
Answer: Merci!
In simple words: Expressing gratitude.

Exam Tip: A simple, highly common single-word expression.

Question 4. Miss.
Answer: Mademoiselle
In simple words: Title used for an unmarried young woman or girl.

Question 5. You are welcome.
Answer: De rien.
In simple words: Response to thank you.

Exam Tip: Literally translates to "of nothing".

Question 6. Sir or Mr.
Answer: Monsieur
In simple words: Polite title for an adult male.

Exam Tip: Abbreviated as M.

Question 7. Madam or Mrs.
Answer: Madame
In simple words: Polite title for an adult female.

Exam Tip: Abbreviated as Mme.

Question 8. Good bye!
Answer: Au revoir!
In simple words: Parting phrase meaning until we see each other again.

Exam Tip: Two distinct words separated by a space.

Question 9. Bye Bye!
Answer: Salut!
In simple words: Informal greeting or goodbye.

Question 10. See you tomorrow.
Answer: À demain.
In simple words: Saying goodbye until the next day.

Exam Tip: Do not forget the grave accent on the letter À.

Question 11. See you soon!
Answer: À bientôt!
In simple words: Parting expression for a short duration.

Exam Tip: Notice the circumflex accent on the 'î' in bientôt.

Question 12. Soon!
Answer: Bientôt!
In simple words: Shortly.

Exam Tip: Contains a circumflex accent over the letter i.

Question 13. Tomorrow!
Answer: Demain!
In simple words: The day after today.

Exam Tip: Simple spelling starting with capital D.

Question 14. Evening.
Answer: Soir
In simple words: Part of the day between afternoon and night.

Question 15. Afternoon.
Answer: Après-midi
In simple words: Time between noon and evening.

Exam Tip: Contains a hyphen and an acute accent on 'é'.

II. Écrivez en anglais: (Write in English)

Question 1. Bonne nuit!
Answer: Good night!
In simple words: Wishing someone a good night before sleeping.

Exam Tip: Bonne is feminine for good.

Question 2. Bon soir!
Answer: Good evening!
In simple words: Evening greeting.

Exam Tip: Often written as Bonsoir.

Question 3. Après-midi!
Answer: Afternoon!
In simple words: Afternoon period.

Exam Tip: Translated directly by its time period.

Question 4. Hi!
Answer: Hi!
In simple words: Informal greeting.

Exam Tip: Same spelling and meaning as English.

Question 5. Bon!
Answer: Good!
In simple words: Masculine form of good.

Exam Tip: Base adjective for masculine nouns.

Question 6. Bonne
Answer: Good (feminine)
In simple words: Feminine form of good.

Question 7. Jour
Answer: Day
In simple words: Daytime or 24-hour period.

Exam Tip: Found in Bonjour.

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

Exam Tip: Found in Bonne nuit.

Question 9. Hier
Answer: Yesterday
In simple words: The day before today.

Exam Tip: Silent 'h' at the beginning.

Question 10. Aujourd'hui
Answer: Today
In simple words: The present day.

Question 11. Demain
Answer: Tomorrow
In simple words: The day after today.

Exam Tip: Opposite of hier.

Question 12. Mal
Answer: Bad / Badly / Pain
In simple words: Opposite of good.

Exam Tip: Short, single-syllable word.

Question 13. Merci Mademoiselle.
Answer: Thank you Miss.
In simple words: Expressing thanks to a young lady.

Exam Tip: Direct translation of both words.

Question 14. De rien monsieur.
Answer: You are welcome sir.
In simple words: Polite response to a gentleman.

Exam Tip: 'Monsieur' means sir or Mr.

Question 15. Salut Hélène.
Answer: Hello/Bye Helene.
In simple words: Informal greeting or farewell with a proper name.

Question 1. NOBEN NAHCCE
Answer: BONNE CHANCE
In simple words: Good luck.

Exam Tip: Check letter counts for both words.

Question 2. IUO
Answer: OUI
In simple words: Yes.

Exam Tip: Simple three-letter affirmative word.

Question 3. ILÉFICATSINOT
Answer: FÉLICITATIONS
In simple words: Congratulations.

Question 4. NOB OCUAGER
Answer: BON COURAGE
In simple words: Good cheer / stay strong.

Exam Tip: Common phrase of encouragement.

Question 5. NEBI EVENU
Answer: BIENVENUE
In simple words: Welcome.

Exam Tip: Written as a single word.

Question 6. XOTYUE ÉNOL
Answer: JOYEUX NOËL
In simple words: Merry Christmas.

Exam Tip: Noël has a diaeresis (trema) over the 'ë'.

Question 7. IDEAS
Answer: ADIEU
In simple words: Goodbye (farewell).

Exam Tip: Classic parting word.

Question 8. LUARÀPSTD
Answer: PLUS TARD
In simple words: Later.

Exam Tip: Two separate words.

Question 9. OBN NIVRSIRANEAE
Answer: BON ANNIVERSAIRE
In simple words: Happy Birthday.

Exam Tip: Double 'n' in anniversaire.

Question 10. BNO OYVGAE
Answer: BON VOYAGE
In simple words: Have a good journey.

Exam Tip: Voyage spelled with 'y'.

Question 11. EIMA
Answer: AMIE
In simple words: Female friend.

Exam Tip: Feminine noun ending in 'e'.

Question 12. TFIA
Answer: FAIT
In simple words: Done / makes.

Exam Tip: Conjugated verb form.

Question 13. ÉNENA
Answer: ANNÉE
In simple words: Year.

Exam Tip: Feminine noun with double 'n' and acute accent.

Question 14. É PAPITT
Answer: PETITE
In simple words: Small (feminine).

Exam Tip: Double 't' before 'e'.

Question 15. OUNEVELL
Answer: NOUVELLE
In simple words: New (feminine).

Exam Tip: Double 'l' and final 'e'.

IV. Traduisez en français: (Translate in french)

Question 1. Congratulations
Answer: Félicitations!
In simple words: Praising an achievement.

Exam Tip: Accent on 'É'.

Question 2. Cheer up!
Answer: Bon courage!
In simple words: Words of encouragement.

Question 3. Happy Birthday Sonia!
Answer: Bon anniversaire Sonia!
In simple words: Birthday greeting.

Exam Tip: Capitalize proper noun Sonia.

Question 4. Merry X'mas Hélène!
Answer: Joyeux Noël Hélène!
In simple words: Christmas greeting.

Exam Tip: Noël with trema.

Question 5. Excuse me miss!
Answer: Excusez-moi mademoiselle!
In simple words: Polite interruption.

Exam Tip: Hyphenated verb-pronoun form.

Question 6. Welcome Mrs. Smith!
Answer: Bienvenue Madame Smith!
In simple words: Welcoming a female guest.

Exam Tip: Madame abbreviated as Mme or written fully.

Question 7. Good luck Peter.
Answer: Bonne chance Pierre.
In simple words: Wishing success.

Exam Tip: Peter translates to Pierre in French.

Question 8. Yes sir.
Answer: Oui monsieur.
In simple words: Affirmative response to a gentleman.

Exam Tip: Lowercase ' monsieur' unless starting a sentence.

Question 9. See you later!
Answer: À plus tard!
In simple words: Parting phrase.

Exam Tip: Accent on À.

Question 10. Have a good journey!
Answer: Bon voyage!
In simple words: Safe trip greeting.

Exam Tip: Common travel wish.

Question 11. Happy Diwali!
Answer: Joyeuse Diwali!
In simple words: Festival greeting.

Exam Tip: Joyeuse is feminine to match the festival name convention.

Question 12. Happy New Year!
Answer: Bonne année!
In simple words: New year greeting.

Exam Tip: Année takes a feminine adjective 'bonne' and acute accent.

Question 13. Good afternoon Sir!
Answer: Bonjour monsieur! / Bon après-midi monsieur!
In simple words: Afternoon greeting to a man.

Exam Tip: 'Bonjour' is commonly used for both morning and afternoon.

Question 14. Good evening Miss!
Answer: Bonsoir mademoiselle!
In simple words: Evening greeting to a young lady.

Exam Tip: Bonsoir is one word.

Question 15. You are welcome Madam.
Answer: De rien madame.
In simple words: Polite reply to a lady.

Exam Tip: Madame spelled with trailing 'e'.

V. Écrivez la forme féminin: (Write the feminine form):

Question 1. Bon
Answer: Bonne
In simple words: Add 'ne' for feminine.

Exam Tip: Double 'n' added.

Question 2. Monsieur
Answer: Madame
In simple words: Female counterpart of Mister.

Exam Tip: Completely different word in French.

Question 3. Nouveau
Answer: Nouvelle
In simple words: New (feminine).

Exam Tip: Changes from -ouveau to -ouvelle.

Question 4. An
Answer: Année
In simple words: Year.

Exam Tip: Corresponding feminine noun form.

Question 5. Joyeux
Answer: Joyeuse
In simple words: Happy (feminine).

Exam Tip: Change ending from -eux to -euse.

Question 6. Ami
Answer: Amie
In simple words: Friend (feminine).

Exam Tip: Add an 'e' to the end.

VI. Remplissez les blancs: (Fill in the blanks):

Question 1. Like the Indian flag, the French flag is also a __________ flag.
Answer: tricolor (tricolore)
In simple words: Both flags have three colors.

Exam Tip: Refers to the three vertical bands of blue, white, and red.

Question 2. France is famous in the world for __________, __________ and __________.
Answer: fashion, perfume, wine (or cheese)
In simple words: Cultural exports of France.

Exam Tip: Standard textbook culture points.

Question 3. __________ is the fashion capital of the world.
Answer: Paris
In simple words: The capital city of France.

Question 1. Comment vous appelez-vous?
Answer: Je m'appelle [Nom].
In simple words: Stating your name.

Exam Tip: Formal introduction question using inversion.

Question 2. Quel âge as-tu?
Answer: J'ai [number] ans.
In simple words: Stating your age.

Exam Tip: Uses the verb avoir (to have) in French.

Question 3. Où habitez-vous?
Answer: J'habite à [City/Country].
In simple words: Stating where you live.

Exam Tip: Notice the preposition 'à' before city names.

Question 4. Comment tu t'appelles?
Answer: Je m'appelle [Nom].
In simple words: Informal name question.

Exam Tip: Informal phrasing for peers.

Question 5. Comment ça va?
Answer: Ça va bien, merci.
In simple words: Asking and answering about well-being.

Exam Tip: Cedilla under 'ç' in 'ça'.

II. Écrivez les questions: (Write the questions):

Question 1. J'ai quarante ans.
Answer: Quel âge as-tu? / Quel âge avez-vous?
In simple words: Finding the question for an age statement.

Exam Tip: Match the pronoun level (formal/informal).

Question 2. J'habite à Riyad. (for elders).
Answer: Où habitez-vous?
In simple words: Asking where an elder lives.

Exam Tip: Uses formal 'vous'.

Question 3. Je m'appelle Hélène.
Answer: Comment tu t'appelles? / Comment vous appelez-vous?
In simple words: Asking someone's name.

Exam Tip: Match with the given name response.

Question 4. Je m'appelle Mme. Smith.
Answer: Comment vous appelez-vous?
In simple words: Asking a formal name.

Exam Tip: Use formal form for adults.

Question 5. Je vais bien, merci.
Answer: Comment ça va?
In simple words: Asking how someone is doing.

Exam Tip: Standard health/mood inquiry.

Question 6. J'ai dix ans.
Answer: Quel âge as-tu?
In simple words: Asking age.

Exam Tip: Informal age question.

III. Écrivez le contraire: (Write the opposite):

Question 1. Jour ≠
Answer: Nuit
In simple words: Day and night.

Exam Tip: Direct antonyms.

Question 2. Monsieur ≠
Answer: Madame
In simple words: Sir and Madam.

Exam Tip: Title opposites.

Question 3. Demain ≠
Answer: Hier
In simple words: Tomorrow and yesterday.

Exam Tip: Time opposites.

Question 4. Bon ≠
Answer: Mauvais (or Mal)
In simple words: Good and bad.

Exam Tip: Adjective opposite.

Question 5. Père ≠
Answer: Mère
In simple words: Father and mother.

Exam Tip: Family member opposites.

Question 6. Cousin ≠
Answer: Cousine
In simple words: Male cousin and female cousin.

Exam Tip: Gender opposition.

IV. Présentez-vous: (Introduce yourself):

Question 1. Présentez-vous.
Answer: Bonjour! Je m'appelle [Name]. J'ai [Age] ans. J'habite à [City].
In simple words: A short self-introduction including name, age, and residence.

Exam Tip: Memorize this standard 3-sentence self-intro block.

V. Écrivez en français: (Write in french)

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

Exam Tip: Simple four-letter preposition.

Question 2. Where =
Answer: Où
In simple words: Question word for location.

Exam Tip: Requires a grave accent on ù.

Question 3. how =
Answer: Comment
In simple words: Question word for manner.

Exam Tip: Double 'm' in spelling.

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

Exam Tip: Pronounced 'ay', do not confuse with verb 'est'.

Question 5. What =
Answer: Quel / Quelle
In simple words: Interrogative adjective.

Exam Tip: Varies by gender.

Question 6. Age =
Answer: Âge
In simple words: How old someone is.

Exam Tip: Has a circumflex accent on Â.

Question 7. Live =
Answer: Habiter
In simple words: Verb meaning to live.

Exam Tip: Regular -er verb.

Question 8. Call yourself =
Answer: S'appeler
In simple words: Reflexive verb meaning to be named.

Exam Tip: Uses double 'l'.

VI. Faites une carte d'identité de toi-même. (Make an identity card of yourself.)

Question 1. Carte d'identité.
Answer: Nom: [Name]
Prénom: [First Name]
Âge: [Age] ans
Adresse: [Address]
In simple words: Personal identification details formatted as a card.

Exam Tip: Present clearly with clear field headings.

LEÇON - 4

I. Écrivez les nombres cardinaux de 1 à 25. (Write the cardinal numbers from 1 to 25).

Question 1. 1 to 25 in French words.
Answer: 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, 21 - vingt et un, 22 - vingt-deux, 23 - vingt-trois, 24 - vingt-quatre, 25 - vingt-cinq.
In simple words: Counting numbers from 1 to 25 in French.

Exam Tip: Note hyphens in numbers 17 through 19 and 21 through 25 (except 21 which uses 'et').

II. Retrouvez les nombres: (Unjumble the number names):

Question 1. XDUE
Answer: DEUX (2)
In simple words: Number two.

Exam Tip: Check vowel and consonant order.

Question 2. SORTI
Answer: TROIS (3)
In simple words: Number three.

Exam Tip: Starts with T.

Question 3. XDI
Answer: DIX (10)
In simple words: Number ten.

Exam Tip: Ends with silent x.

Question 4. FENU
Answer: NEUF (9)
In simple words: Number nine.

Exam Tip: Sounds like 'nuh'.

Question 5. NICQ
Answer: CINQ (5)
In simple words: Number five.

Exam Tip: Silent 'q' at the end when counting standalone.

Question 6. PETS
Answer: SEPT (7)
In simple words: Number seven.

Exam Tip: Silent 'p' in pronunciation.

Question 7. EZESI
Answer: SEIZE (16)
In simple words: Number sixteen.

Exam Tip: Starts with S.

Question 8. ZERTEI
Answer: TREIZE (13)
In simple words: Number thirteen.

Exam Tip: Contains 'ei'.

Question 9. INGYT
Answer: VINGT (20)
In simple words: Number twenty.

Exam Tip: Silent 'g' and 't'.

Question 10. ROTEZUQA
Answer: QUATORZE (14)
In simple words: Number fourteen.

Exam Tip: Long spelling with 'qu'.

Question 11. GINVT-EDUX
Answer: VINGT-DEUX (22)
In simple words: Number twenty-two.

Exam Tip: Hyphenated compound number.

Question 12. NIVGT-ROTIS
Answer: VINGT-TROIS (23)
In simple words: Number twenty-three.

Exam Tip: Hyphenated compound number.

III. Écrivez les nombres/chiffres: (Write the numbers in figures):

Question 1. Seize
Answer: 16
In simple words: Numeric form of seize.

Exam Tip: Sixteen.

Question 2. Dix-neuf
Answer: 19
In simple words: Numeric form of dix-neuf.

Exam Tip: Nineteen.

Question 3. Quatorze
Answer: 14
In simple words: Numeric form of quatorze.

Exam Tip: Fourteen.

Question 4. Treize
Answer: 13
In simple words: Numeric form of treize.

Exam Tip: Thirteen.

Question 5. Quinze
Answer: 15
In simple words: Numeric form of quinze.

Exam Tip: Fifteen.

Question 6. Vingt et un
Answer: 21
In simple words: Numeric form of vingt et un.

Exam Tip: Twenty-one.

Question 7. Vingt-trois
Answer: 23
In simple words: Numeric form of vingt-trois.

Exam Tip: Twenty-three.

Question 8. Deux
Answer: 2
In simple words: Numeric form of deux.

Exam Tip: Two.

Question 9. Trois
Answer: 3
In simple words: Numeric form of trois.

Exam Tip: Three.

Question 10. Dix-sept
Answer: 17
In simple words: Numeric form of dix-sept.

Exam Tip: Seventeen.

Question 11. Cinq
Answer: 5
In simple words: Numeric form of cinq.

Exam Tip: Five.

Question 12. Sept
Answer: 7
In simple words: Numeric form of sept.

Exam Tip: Seven.

Question 13. Neuf
Answer: 9
In simple words: Numeric form of neuf.

Exam Tip: Nine.

Question 14. Onze
Answer: 11
In simple words: Numeric form of onze.

Exam Tip: Eleven.

Question 15. Dix-huit
Answer: 18
In simple words: Numeric form of dix-huit.

Exam Tip: Eighteen.

IV. Remplissez les tirets: (Fill in the blanks):

Question 1. The capital of France is __________
Answer: Paris
In simple words: Capital city.

Exam Tip: Well-known geographic fact.

Question 2. The five countries which surround France are __________, __________, __________, __________ and __________
Answer: Spain, Andorra, Italy, Switzerland, Germany, Luxembourg, Belgium (any five)
In simple words: Neighboring countries of France.

Exam Tip: Memorize bordering nations.

Question 3. The four rivers of the France are: __________, __________, __________ and __________
Answer: Seine, Loire, Garonne, Rhône
In simple words: Major rivers of France.

Exam Tip: Standard social studies geography question.

LEÇONS 5 & 6

I. Lier A avec B. (Match A with B).

Question 1. Match pronoun columns A and B correctly.
Answer: Elles - They (feminine), Tu - You, Nous - We, Il - He/it, Je - I, Elle - She/it, Vous - You all, Ils - They (masculine).
In simple words: Matching French subject pronouns to their English meanings.

Exam Tip: Master your subject pronouns as they are essential for verb conjugation.

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

Question 1. I
Answer: Je
In simple words: First person singular pronoun.

Exam Tip: Becomes J' before a vowel.

Question 2. You all
Answer: Vous
In simple words: Second person plural / formal pronoun.

Question 3. She, it
Answer: Elle
In simple words: Third person feminine singular.

Exam Tip: Double 'l' and final 'e'.

Question 4. They (mas.)
Answer: Ils
In simple words: Third person masculine plural.

Exam Tip: Silent 's'.

Question 5. They (fem.)
Answer: Elles
In simple words: Third person feminine plural.

Exam Tip: Double 'l' and silent 's'.

Question 6. You (sing.)
Answer: Tu
In simple words: Informal second person singular.

Exam Tip: Used with friends and family.

Question 7. He, it
Answer: Il
In simple words: Third person masculine singular.

Exam Tip: Two letters.

Question 8. We
Answer: Nous
In simple words: First person plural pronoun.

Exam Tip: Silent 's'.

III. Écrivez la conjugaison du verbe "être" avec la traduction: (Write the conjugation of "être" with the translation):

Question 1. Conjugate verb être.
Answer: Je suis (I am)
Tu es (You are)
Il est (He is) / Elle est (She is)
Nous sommes (We are)
Vous êtes (You are)
Ils sont (They are - mas.) / Elles sont (They are - fem.)
In simple words: The verb 'to be' conjugated across all pronouns with English meanings.

Exam Tip: 'Être' is an irregular verb and must be memorized thoroughly.

IV. Mettez les mots en ordre: (Unjumble the words):

Question 1. Suis, je, grande.
Answer: Je suis grande.
In simple words: I am tall (feminine).

Exam Tip: Subject + verb + adjective order.

Question 2. gentils, Sommes, nous.
Answer: Nous sommes gentils.
In simple words: We are kind.

Exam Tip: Capitalize first word, lowercase verb.

Question 3. elle, forte, est.
Answer: Elle est forte.
In simple words: She is strong.

Exam Tip: Standard sentence structure.

Question 4. grand, es, tu.
Answer: Tu es grand.
In simple words: You are tall.

Exam Tip: Tu + es + grand.

Question 5. Il, méchant, est.
Answer: Il est méchant.
In simple words: He is naughty/mean.

Exam Tip: Accent on 'é' in méchant.

Question 6. Êtes, vous, faibles.
Answer: Vous êtes faibles.
In simple words: You are weak.

Exam Tip: Circumflex on êtes.

Question 7. petites, elles, sont.
Answer: Elles sont petites.
In simple words: They are small (feminine).

Question 8. Sont, ils, contents.
Answer: Ils sont contents.
In simple words: They are happy.

Exam Tip: Masculine plural agreement.

V. Écrivez au pluriel: (Write the plurals):

Question 1. Je suis belle.
Answer: Nous sommes belles.
In simple words: We are beautiful (feminine plural).

Exam Tip: Change Je to Nous, suis to sommes, and add 's' to belle.

Question 2. Il est grand.
Answer: Ils sont grands.
In simple words: They are tall.

Exam Tip: Change Il to Ils, est to sont, add 's' to grand.

Question 3. Tu es gentil.
Answer: Vous êtes gentils.
In simple words: You are kind (plural/formal).

Exam Tip: Change Tu to Vous, es to êtes, add 's' to gentil.

Question 4. Elle est faible.
Answer: Elles sont faibles.
In simple words: They are weak (feminine plural).

Exam Tip: Change Elle to Elles, est to sont, add 's' to faible.

Question 5. Il est étudiant.
Answer: Ils sont étudiants.
In simple words: They are students.

Exam Tip: Pluralize noun and verb.

Question 6. Je suis maigre.
Answer: Nous sommes maigres.
In simple words: We are thin.

Exam Tip: Plural subject and adjective.

Question 7. Tu es grosse.
Answer: Vous êtes grosses.
In simple words: You are fat (feminine plural).

Exam Tip: Plural agreement.

Question 8. Elle est méchante.
Answer: Elles sont méchantes.
In simple words: They are mean (feminine plural).

Exam Tip: Add 's' to noun/adjective.

VI. Remplissez les tirets: (Fill in the blanks) (Culture et civilisation):

Question 1. Long french bread is called as __________
Answer: Baguette
In simple words: Traditional French bread stick.

Exam Tip: Well-known French food item.

Question 2. The bread having the shape of crescent of moon is called as __________
Answer: Croissant
In simple words: Crescent-shaped flaky pastry.

Exam Tip: Popular breakfast pastry.

Question 3. French people take __________ and __________ in the breakfast.
Answer: Croissant, coffee (café / pain)
In simple words: Typical French breakfast items.

Exam Tip: Standard textbook civilization answer.

Question 4. The national day of France is called as __________. It is celebrated on __________
Answer: Bastille Day (La Fête Nationale), 14th July
In simple words: France's national holiday.

Exam Tip: Remember both name and date.

LEÇON - 7

I. Écrivez en français en forme masculin et féminin: (Write the masculine and feminine form in French) - Les nationalités (The nationalities):

Question 1. Indian -
Answer: Indien (masc.) / Indienne (fem.)
In simple words: Nationality of India.

Exam Tip: Feminine adds 'ne'.

Question 2. French -
Answer: Français (masc.) / Française (fem.)
In simple words: Nationality of France.

Exam Tip: Cedilla on c.

Question 3. American -
Answer: Américain (masc.) / Américaine (fem.)
In simple words: Nationality of America.

Exam Tip: Acute accent on 'é'.

Question 4. English/British -
Answer: Anglais (masc.) / Anglaise (fem.)
In simple words: Nationality of England/Britain.

Exam Tip: Feminine adds 'e'.

Question 5. Italian -
Answer: Italien (masc.) / Italienne (fem.)
In simple words: Nationality of Italy.

Exam Tip: Double 'n' in feminine.

Question 6. African -
Answer: Africain (masc.) / Africaine (fem.)
In simple words: From Africa.

Exam Tip: Standard suffix rules apply.

Question 7. Canadian -
Answer: Canadien (masc.) / Canadienne (fem.)
In simple words: Nationality of Canada.

Exam Tip: Double 'n' in feminine.

Question 8. Australian -
Answer: Australien (masc.) / Australienne (fem.)
In simple words: Nationality of Australia.

Exam Tip: Double 'n' in feminine.

Question 9. Chinese -
Answer: Chinois (masc.) / Chinoise (fem.)
In simple words: Nationality of China.

Exam Tip: Add 'e' for feminine.

Question 10. Japanese -
Answer: Japonais (masc.) / Japonaise (fem.)
In simple words: Nationality of Japan.

Exam Tip: Add 'e' for feminine.

Question 11. German -
Answer: Allemand (masc.) / Allemande (fem.)
In simple words: Nationality of Germany.

Exam Tip: Double 'l' in Allemand.

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

Question 1. I am Indian. (feminine).
Answer: Je suis indienne.
In simple words: Female expressing her Indian nationality.

Exam Tip: Use feminine adjective 'indienne'.

Question 2. You are Chinese. (mas. sing.)
Answer: Tu es chinois.
In simple words: Addressing a male peer who is Chinese.

Exam Tip: Masculine singular adjective.

Question 3. He is a Britisher.
Answer: Il est anglais.
In simple words: He is English.

Exam Tip: Masculine adjective.

Question 4. She is an American.
Answer: Elle est américaine.
In simple words: She is American.

Exam Tip: Feminine adjective with acute accent.

Question 5. We are Japanese.
Answer: Nous sommes japonais.
In simple words: We are Japanese.

Exam Tip: Plural masculine agreement.

Question 6. You all are Italian.
Answer: Vous êtes italiens.
In simple words: You all are Italian.

Exam Tip: Plural agreement on nationality.

Question 7. They are Canadians. (mas. plu.).
Answer: Ils sont canadiens.
In simple words: Male group is Canadian.

Exam Tip: Ils + sont + canadiens.

Question 8. They are Africans. (fem. plu.).
Answer: Elles sont africaines.
In simple words: Female group is African.

Exam Tip: Elles + sont + africaines.

Question 9. I am French. (fem. sing.)
Answer: Je suis française.
In simple words: Female stating she is French.

Exam Tip: Use feminine form with cedilla.

Question 10. You are German. (fem. sing.)
Answer: Tu es allemande.
In simple words: Female peer is German.

Exam Tip: Feminine singular Allemande.

III. Retrouvez les nationalités: (Find out the nationalités):

Question 1. IHINCOES
Answer: CHINOIS
In simple words: Chinese.

Exam Tip: Unjumble carefully.

Question 2. NLIAGAS
Answer: ANGLAIS
In simple words: English.

Exam Tip: Starts with A.

Question 3. DEALNMALE
Answer: ALLEMAND
In simple words: German.

Exam Tip: Double 'l'.

Question 4. ŚRNAFAIES
Answer: FRANÇAISE
In simple words: French (feminine).

Exam Tip: Contains cedilla.

Question 5. MAÉCARIINE
Answer: AMÉRICAINE
In simple words: American (feminine).

Exam Tip: Contains accent on é.

Question 6. POAJSIAN
Answer: JAPONAIS
In simple words: Japanese.

Exam Tip: Starts with J.

Question 7. ATLIINA
Answer: ITALIEN
In simple words: Italian.

Exam Tip: Double 'i' in middle.

Question 8. IDNEIENN
Answer: INDIENNE
In simple words: Indian (feminine).

Exam Tip: Double 'n' at end.

Question 9. ANACIDNEEN
Answer: CANADIENNE
In simple_words: Canadian (feminine).

Exam Tip: Double 'n'.

Question 10. RIFAACNEI
Answer: AFRICAINE
In simple words: African (feminine).

Exam Tip: Starts with A.

IV. Complétez avec je, tu, il, elle, nous, vous, ils and elles: (Complete with je, tu, il, elle...)

Question 1. __________ es italienne.
Answer: Tu
In simple words: You are Italian (feminine singular).

Exam Tip: Matches with 'es' and feminine singular adjective 'italienne'.

Question 2. __________ suis anglais.
Answer: Je
In simple words: I am English.

Exam Tip: Matches with verb form 'suis'.

Question 3. __________ est japonais.
Answer: Il
In simple words: He is Japanese.

Exam Tip: Matches with 'est' and masculine adjective 'japonais'.

Question 4. __________ Sommes chinoises.
Answer: Nous
In simple words: We are Chinese (feminine plural).

Exam Tip: Matches with verb form 'sommes'.

Question 5. __________ êtes français.
Answer: Vous
In simple words: You are French.

Exam Tip: Matches with verb form 'êtes'.

Question 6. __________ sont américaines.
Answer: Elles
In simple words: They are American (feminine plural).

Exam Tip: Matches with feminine plural adjective 'américaines'.

Question 7. __________ sont allemands.
Answer: Ils
In simple words: They are German (masculine plural).

Exam Tip: Matches with masculine plural adjective 'allemands'.

Question 8. __________ est canadienne.
Answer: Elle
In simple words: She is Canadian.

Exam Tip: Matches with feminine singular adjective 'canadienne'.