CBSE Class 4 French Revision Worksheet Set 04

I. Arrange the letters in order and find the french words:

Question 1. 1. RAPIS
Answer: Paris
In simple words: Rearrange the letters to get the name of the capital of France.

Exam Tip: Always capitalize proper nouns like city names in French.

Question 2. 2. AGEMROF
Answer: Fromage
In simple words: The jumbled letters spell the French word for cheese.

Exam Tip: Look for common letter clusters like 'from' and 'age'.

Question 3. 3. TSECRAOGS
Answer: Escargots
In simple words: Rearrange to form the French word for snails.

Exam Tip: Pay attention to plural endings in French vocabulary.

Question 4. 4. MURAPF
Answer: Parfum
In simple words: Unscramble the letters to mean perfume.

Question 5. 5. ROUT FELEIF
Answer: Tour de France
In simple words: Unscramble to find the famous annual bicycle race.

Exam Tip: Remember to capitalize each word in proper titles.

Question 6. 6. CERENA
Answer: Carence
In simple words: Unscramble the letters to form the French word for deficiency or lack.

Exam Tip: Check vowel placement carefully when unscrambling words.

Question 7. 7. POANNOLÉ
Answer: Napoléon
In simple words: Unscramble to find the historical French name with an accent.

Exam Tip: Do not miss the acute accent on the letter e.

Question 8. 8. NEISE
Answer: Seine
In simple words: Unscramble to name the river flowing through Paris.

Exam Tip: River names in French are proper nouns.

Question 9. 9. ABTUGETE
Answer: Baguette
In simple words: Unscramble to get the word for the long French bread.

Exam Tip: Note the double 't' and double 'g' in baguette.

Question 10. 10. PAREAUD
Answer: Drapeau
In simple words: Unscramble the letters to mean flag in French.

Exam Tip: Common vocabulary items should be memorized thoroughly.

II. Match the columns:

Question 1. Match Column A with Column B:
1. Fromage -Perfume
2. Tour de France -    Film festival
3. Parfum -  Cheese
4. Vin - Famous bicycle race
5. Festival de Cannes - Wine
6. Escargot - Welcome
7. Bonjour - Friends
8. Bienvenue - Snail 
9. Amis - A museum of France
10. Louvre - Good day
Answer: 1-Cheese, 2-Famous bicycle race, 3-Perfume, 4-Wine, 5-Film festival, 6-Snail, 7-Good day, 8-Welcome, 9-Friends, 10-A museum of France
In simple words: Match each French cultural or linguistic term with its correct meaning.

Exam Tip: Read through all options in both columns before drawing lines or writing numbers.

III. Tick the right answer:

Question 1. How would you greet your teachers?
(a) Salut
(b) Bonjour
(c) Au revoir
Answer: (b) Bonjour
Bonjour is the formal and respectful greeting used for teachers and elders during the day.
In simple words: Use Bonjour to greet teachers respectfully.

Exam Tip: Salut is informal and only used with friends.

Question 2. How would you greet your friends?
(a) Bonjour
(b) Au revoir
(c) Salut
Answer: (c) Salut
Salut is an informal greeting used among friends and peers.
In simple words: Use Salut for friends.

Exam Tip: Distinguish between formal (Bonjour) and informal (Salut) greetings.

Question 3. When you go to someone's house at night you say:
(a) Bonne nuit
(b) Bonsoir
(c) À demain
Answer: (b) Bonsoir
Bonsoir means good evening and is used when arriving at someone's house in the evening or night. Bonne nuit is said when parting ways to sleep.
In simple words: Say Bonsoir when arriving in the evening.

Exam Tip: Do not confuse Bonsoir (evening greeting) with Bonne nuit (goodnight farewell).

Question 4. What would you say to an older person?
(a) Comment allez-vous?
(b) Comment ça va?
(c) Ça va?
Answer: (a) Comment allez-vous?
Comment allez-vous? uses the formal 'vous' pronoun, suitable for older people and authority figures.
In simple words: Use the formal vous form for older people.

Exam Tip: 'Tu' is informal, while 'vous' is formal and plural.

Question 5. While leaving someone you say:
(a) Bienvenue
(b) Bonsoir
(c) Au revoir
Answer: (c) Au revoir
Au revoir translates to goodbye, which is said when leaving someone.
In simple words: Say Au revoir when saying goodbye.

Exam Tip: Bienvenue means welcome, and Bonsoir means good evening.

IV. Write the following expressions in French:

Question 1. Greetings
Answer: Salutations / Bonjour
In simple words: Express general greetings in French.

Exam Tip: Bonjour is the standard everyday greeting.

Question 2. Hi!
Answer: Salut!
In simple words: Casual greeting for hi or bye.

Exam Tip: Keep spelling simple with one 'l'.

Question 3. See you tomorrow
Answer: À demain
In simple words: Until tomorrow.

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

Question 4. Good bye
Answer: Au revoir
In simple words: Standard farewell expression.

Exam Tip: Literally translates to 'until we see again'.

Question 5. Neither good nor bad
Answer: Comme ci, comme ça
In simple words: So-so.

Exam Tip: Note the commas and cedilla in comme ci, comme ça.

Question 6. See you soon
Answer: À bientôt
In simple words: Until soon.

Exam Tip: Include the circumflex accent over the letter o.

Question 7. Good Night
Answer: Bonne nuit
In simple words: Farewell said before sleeping.

Exam Tip: Both words are feminine (Bonne nuit).

Question 8. See you very soon
Answer: À très bientôt
In simple words: Until very soon.

Exam Tip: Add 'très' before 'bientôt'.

Question 9. Neither good nor bad
Answer: Comme ci, comme ça
In simple words: So-so response to how are you.

Exam Tip: Repeated from earlier question; ensure correct spelling.

Question 10. Very well, thank you
Answer: Très bien, merci
In simple words: Very well, thanks.

Exam Tip: 'Très' requires an acute accent on the e.

Question 11. Very well
Answer: Très bien
In simple words: Extremely good or well.

Exam Tip: Do not confuse 'bien' (well) with 'bon' (good).

Question 12. Good evening
Answer: Bonsoir
In simple words: Evening greeting.

Exam Tip: Written as a single compound word.

Question 13. How are you (to elders)
Answer: Comment allez-vous?
In simple words: Formal inquiry about well-being.

Question 14. Welcome
Answer: Bienvenue
In simple words: Greeting for arrivals.

Exam Tip: Combine 'bien' and 'venue' into one word.

Question 15. Good day
Answer: Bonjour
Answer: Bonjour
In simple words: Literally good day.

Exam Tip: Standard polite daytime greeting.

V. Correct the spellings:

Question 1. 1. BONNUITE
Answer: Bonne nuit
In simple words: Fix the spelling to write good night correctly.

Exam Tip: Separate into two words and correct the endings.

Question 2. 2. SALLU
Answer: Salut
In simple words: Correct the spelling of hi/bye.

Exam Tip: Remove the extra 'l'.

Question 3. 3. BONZOOR
Answer: Bonsoir
In simple words: Fix the spelling for good evening.

Exam Tip: Change 'zoor' to 'soir'.

Question 4. 4. CAYA
Answer: Ça va
In simple words: Correct the spelling for how is it going.

Exam Tip: Include the cedilla under the C.

Question 5. 5. MADAM
Answer: Madame
In simple words: Add the silent 'e' at the end.

Exam Tip: French title for a married woman is Madame.

Question 6. 6. MASSIEUR
Answer: Monsieur
In simple words: Correct the spelling for Mr.

Exam Tip: Abbreviated as M.

Question 7. 7. AU REVOIRE
Answer: Au revoir
In simple words: Remove the extra 'e' at the end.

Exam Tip: Revoir ends in 'oir', not 'oire'.

Question 8. 8. À DAMEIN
Answer: À demain
In simple words: Fix the spelling of tomorrow.

Question 9. 9. BIAN VENUE
Answer: Bienvenue
Answer: Bienvenue
In simple words: Combine into a single correct word.

Exam Tip: Bienvenue is written together.

Question 10. 10. BON SOIRE
Answer: Bonsoir
In simple words: Combine and correct the spelling of evening.

Exam Tip: Bonsoir is one word.

VI. Unjumble the letters and find out the words:

Question 1. 1. AC AY LAM
Answer: À la carte
In simple words: Unscramble to form a common culinary term.

Exam Tip: Check word boundaries when unscrambling multi-word phrases.

Question 2. 2. LUTSA
Answer: Salut
In simple words: Unscramble to mean hi.

Exam Tip: Simple 5-letter greeting word.

Question 3. 3. ISORONB
Answer: Bonsoir
In simple words: Unscramble to mean good evening.

Exam Tip: Look for standard prefix 'bon'.

Question 4. 4. UA EROVIR
Answer: Au revoir
In simple words: Unscramble to mean goodbye.

Exam Tip: Two separate words.

Question 5. 5. NENOB TNUT
Answer: Bonne nuit
In simple words: Unscramble to mean good night.

Question 6. 6. NODNID
Answer: Dindon
In simple words: Unscramble to mean turkey.

Exam Tip: Animal vocabulary word.

Question 7. 7. EIOSUA
Answer: Oiseau
In simple words: Unscramble to mean bird.

Question 8. 8. GINSE
Answer: Signe
In simple words: Unscramble to mean sign.

Exam Tip: Common noun.

Question 9. 9. LIEM
Answer: Miel
In simple words: Unscramble to mean honey.

Question 10. 10. DIN
Answer: Din
In simple words: Unscramble the short word.

Exam Tip: Check letter combinations carefully.

VII. Write these words in french:

Question 1. 1. Here is
Answer: Voici
In simple words: French expression for here is or here are.

Exam Tip: Contrast with 'Voilà' (there is).

Question 2. 2. Rat
Answer: Un rat
In simple words: Rat in French.

Exam Tip: Retains the same spelling with masculine article 'un'.

Question 3. 3. Sweet/Candy
Answer: Un bonbon
In simple words: French word for candy.

Exam Tip: Fun repeating word 'bonbon'.

Question 4. 4. Monkey
Answer: Un singe
In simple words: Animal name for monkey.

Question 5. 5. Bird
Answer: Un oiseau
In simple words: Animal name for bird.

Exam Tip: Uses elision or standard masculine article before vowel sound.

Question 6. 6. Pencil
Answer: Un crayon
In simple words: Stationery item for writing.

Exam Tip: Essential classroom vocabulary.

Question 7. 7. Book
Answer: Un livre
In simple words: Reading material.

Exam Tip: Masculine noun 'livre'.

Question 8. 8. I have three pencils
Answer: J'ai trois crayons
In simple words: Express possession of three pencils.

Question 9. 9. How much/How many
Answer: Combien
In simple words: Interrogative word for quantity.

Exam Tip: Usually followed by 'de'.

Question 10. 10. Snails
Answer: Les escargots
In simple words: Plural form for snails.

Exam Tip: Include plural article 'les'.

VIII. Reply to these questions:

Question 1. 1. Combien de stylos avez-vous?
Answer: J'ai trois stylos.
In simple words: Answer stating how many pens you have.

Exam Tip: Replace interrogative structure with a direct statement starting with 'J\'ai'.

Question 2. 2. Combien de crayons as-tu?
Answer: J'ai quatre crayons.
In simple words: State how many pencils you have in French.

Exam Tip: Question using 'tu' is answered using 'je' (J'ai).

Question 3. 3. Combien de craies as-tu?
Answer: J'ai deux craies.
In simple words: State how many pieces of chalk you have.

Question 4. 4. Combien de sœurs avez-vous?
Answer: J'ai une sœur. (or J'ai deux sœurs.)
In simple words: State the number of sisters you have.

Exam Tip: Sœur means sister.

Question 5. 5. Combien de frère avez-vous?
Answer: J'ai un frère. (or J'ai deux frères.)
In simple words: State the number of brothers you have.

Exam Tip: Frère means brother.

IX. Écriver des nombres de 70 à 100.

Question 1. Write numbers from 70 to 100 in French words.
Answer: 70: soixante-dix
71: soixante et onze
72: soixante-douze
73: soixante-treize
74: soixante-quatorze
75: soixante-quinze
76: soixante-seize
77: soixante-dix-sept
78: soixante-dix-huit
79: soixante-dix-neuf
80: quatre-vingts
81: quatre-vingt-un
82: quatre-vingt-deux
83: quatre-vingt-trois
84: quatre-vingt-quatre
85: quatre-vingt-cinq
86: quatre-vingt-six
87: quatre-vingt-sept
88: quatre-vingt-huit
89: quatre-vingt-neuf
90: quatre-vingt-dix
91: quatre-vingt-onze
92: quatre-vingt-douze
93: quatre-vingt-treize
94: quatre-vingt-quatorze
95: quatre-vingt-quinze
96: quatre-vingt-seize
97: quatre-vingt-dix-sept
98: quatre-vingt-dix-huit
99: quatre-vingt-dix-neuf
100: cent
In simple words: List numbers 70 through 100 in French words.

Exam Tip: Note that 80 adds an 's' to vingts (quatre-vingts), but 81 drops the 's'.

X. Écrivez les noms des nombres suivants:

Question 1. 1. 11
Answer: onze
In simple words: Number 11 in French.

Exam Tip: Basic number vocabulary.

Question 2. 2. 24
Answer: vingt-quatre
In simple words: Number 24 in French.

Exam Tip: Hyphenate compound numbers below 100.

Question 3. 3. 36
Answer: trente-six
In simple words: Number 36 in French.

Exam Tip: Trente plus six.

Question 4. 4. 42
Answer: quarante-deux
In simple words: Number 42 in French.

Exam Tip: Quarante plus deux.

Question 5. 5. 58
Answer: cinquante-huit
In simple words: Number 58 in French.

Exam Tip: Cinquante plus huit.

Question 6. 6. 60
Answer: soixante
In simple words: Number 60 in French.

Exam Tip: Base ten milestone.

Question 7. 7. 75
Answer: soixante-quinze
In simple words: Number 75 in French.

Exam Tip: 60 + 15.

Question 8. 8. 83
Answer: quatre-vingt-trois
In simple words: Number 83 in French.

Exam Tip: 4 x 20 + 3.

Question 9. 9. 97
Answer: quatre-vingt-dix-sept
In simple words: Number 97 in French.

Exam Tip: 4 x 20 + 10 + 7.

Question 10. 10. 99
Answer: quatre-vingt-dix-neuf
In simple words: Number 99 in French.

Exam Tip: 4 x 20 + 10 + 9.

Question 11. 11) 100
Answer: cent
In simple words: Number 100 in French.

Exam Tip: Pronounced 'sahn'.

Question 12. 12) 0
Answer: zéro
In simple words: Number zero in French.

Exam Tip: Has an acute accent on e.

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

Exam Tip: Distinct word, not formed by adding to dix.

Question 14. 14) 5
Answer: cinq
In simple words: Number 5 in French.

Exam Tip: Silent 'q'.

Question 15. 15) 8
Answer: huit
In simple words: Number 8 in French.

Exam Tip: Starts with a sounded 'h'.

Question 16. 16) 7
Answer: sept
In simple words: Number 7 in French.

Exam Tip: Silent 'p'.

Question 17. 17) 9
Answer: neuf
In simple words: Number 9 in French.

Exam Tip: Changes sound when before words starting with consonants vs vowels.

Question 18. 18) 14
Answer: quatorze
In simple words: Number 14 in French.

Exam Tip: Spelled with 'qua'.

Question 19. 19) 13
Answer: treize
In simple words: Number 13 in French.

Question 20. 20) 12
Answer: douze
In simple words: Number 12 in French.

Exam Tip: Spelled d-o-u-z-e.

XI. Trouvez les nombres:

Question 1. 1. F E U N
Answer: Neuf
In simple words: Unscramble to find a number name.

Exam Tip: Number words can be unscrambled just like regular vocabulary.

Question 2. 2. R T I O S
Answer: Trois
In simple words: Unscramble to find the number three.

Exam Tip: Check letter count: 5 letters.

Question 3. 3. E R T U Q A
Answer: Quatre
In simple words: Unscramble to find the number four.

Exam Tip: Starts with 'qu'.

Question 4. 4. E Z N I U Q
Answer: Quinze
In simple words: Unscramble to find the number fifteen.

Exam Tip: Spelled q-u-i-n-z-e.

Question 5. 5. S Z E I E
Answer: Seize
In simple words: Unscramble to find the number sixteen.

Exam Tip: Spelled s-e-i-z-e.

Question 6. 6. E U D X - N X G I T
Answer: Vingt-deux
In simple words: Unscramble to find twenty-two.

Exam Tip: Compound number with hyphen.

Question 7. 7. E T R N E T
Answer: Trente
In simple words: Unscramble to find thirty.

Exam Tip: Spelled t-r-e-n-t-e.

Question 8. 8. X N A E T I S O
Answer: Seaisont? Soixante
In simple words: Unscramble to find sixty.

Exam Tip: Watch out for spelling of soixante.

Question 9. 9. Q E R T U A - S N T I G
Answer: Vingt-quatre
In simple words: Unscramble to find twenty-four.

Exam Tip: Combine vingt and quatre.

Question 10. 10. T E N C
Answer: Cent
In simple words: Unscramble to find one hundred.

Question 1. 1. zéro
Answer: 0
In simple words: Write the numerical figure for zéro.

Exam Tip: Match words to digits.

Question 2. 2. deux
Answer: 2
In simple words: Write the numerical figure for deux.

Exam Tip: Two.

Question 3. 3. dix-huit
Answer: 18
In simple words: Write the numerical figure for dix-huit.

Exam Tip: 10 + 8 = 18.

Question 4. 4. vingt-sept
Answer: 27
In simple words: Write the numerical figure for vingt-sept.

Exam Tip: 20 + 7 = 27.

Question 5. 5) Vingt-neuf
Answer: 29
In simple words: Write the numerical figure for vingt-neuf.

Exam Tip: 20 + 9 = 29.

Question 6. 6) Trente
Answer: 30
In simple words: Write the numerical figure for trente.

Exam Tip: Thirty.

Question 7. 7) Trente-trois
Answer: 33
In simple words: Write the numerical figure for trente-trois.

Exam Tip: 30 + 3 = 33.

Question 8. 8) Quarante
Answer: 40
In simple words: Write the numerical figure for quarante.

Exam Tip: Forty.

Question 9. 9) Quarante-deux
Answer: 42
In simple words: Write the numerical figure for quarante-deux.

Exam Tip: 40 + 2 = 42.

Question 10. 10) Quarante-six
Answer: 46
In simple words: Write the numerical figure for quarante-six.

Exam Tip: 40 + 6 = 46.

Question 11. 11) Cinquante-cinq
Answer: 55
In simple words: Write the numerical figure for cinquante-cinq.

Exam Tip: 50 + 5 = 55.

Question 12. 12) Quatre-vingt
Answer: 80
In simple words: Write the numerical figure for quatre-vingt.

Exam Tip: 4 x 20 = 80.