CBSE Class 4 French Revision Worksheet Set 08

Class 4 Languages Practice Sheet: CBSE Class 4 French Revision Worksheet Set 08

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I. Tick the correct option:

Question 1. un /une chien.
Answer: un chien
In simple words: 'Chien' is a masculine noun, so it takes the article 'un'.

Exam Tip: Learn the gender of common animals in French.

 

Question 2. un /des tortues.
Answer: des tortues
In simple words: 'Tortues' is plural (ends in -s), so it takes the plural article 'des'.

Exam Tip: Plural nouns always use 'des' for indefinite articles.

 

Question 3. un /une règle.
Answer: une règle
In simple words: 'Règle' is a feminine noun, so it takes 'une'.

Exam Tip: Nouns ending in '-e' are frequently feminine.

 

Question 4. une /des gommes.
Answer: des gommes
In simple words: 'Gommes' is plural, so it uses 'des'.

Exam Tip: Check the ending of the noun for plural markers like '-s' or '-x'.

 

Question 5. un /une cahier.
Answer: un cahier
In simple words: 'Cahier' is masculine.

Question 6. un /une livre.
Answer: un livre
In simple words: 'Livre' meaning book is masculine in French.

Exam Tip: 'Livre' is a common masculine noun that ends in '-e'.

 

Question 7. des /une crayons.
Answer: des crayons
In simple words: 'Crayons' is plural, so it takes 'des'.

Exam Tip: Plural nouns never take 'un' or 'une'.

 

Question 8. un /des craies.
Answer: des craies
In simple words: 'Craies' is plural.

Exam Tip: Look at the plural '-s' at the end of craies.

 

Question 9. un /une stylo.
Answer: un stylo
In simple words: 'Stylo' is masculine.

Exam Tip: 'Un stylo' means a pen.

 

Question 10. un /une chat.
Answer: un chat
In simple words: 'Chat' is a male cat (masculine).

Exam Tip: Feminine would be 'une chatte'.

 

II. Fill in the blanks with le, la, les and l':

Question 1. voitures
Answer: Les voitures
In simple words: 'Voitures' is plural.

Exam Tip: Use 'les' for all plural nouns.

 

Question 2. œufs
Answer: Les œufs
In simple words: 'Œufs' is plural.

Exam Tip: 'Œufs' starts with a vowel sound but takes 'les' in plural.

 

Question 3. sœur
Answer: La sœur
In simple words: 'Sœur' is feminine singular.

Exam Tip: Use 'la' before feminine singular words starting with a consonant.

 

Question 4. frère
Answer: Le frère
In simple words: 'Frère' is masculine singular.

Exam Tip: Use 'le' before masculine singular words starting with a consonant.

 

Question 5. homme
Answer: L'homme
In simple words: 'Homme' starts with a silent 'h' (vowel sound).

Exam Tip: Use 'l\'' before any singular noun starting with a vowel or mute h.

 

Question 6. horloge
Answer: L'horloge
In simple words: 'Horloge' starts with an 'h'.

Exam Tip: 'Horloge' takes elision (l\').

 

Question 7. orange
Answer: L'orange
In simple words: 'Orange' starts with the vowel 'o'.

Exam Tip: Vowels (a, e, i, o, u, y) take 'l\''.

 

Question 8. pomme
Answer: La pomme
In simple words: 'Pomme' is feminine singular.

Exam Tip: Fruits like apple are feminine in French.

 

Question 9. oiseaux
Answer: Les oiseaux
In simple words: 'Oiseaux' is plural.

Exam Tip: Plural nouns always use 'les'.

 

Question 10. tables
Answer: Les tables
In simple words: 'Tables' is plural.

Question III. Write ordinal numbers from 50 to 100.
Answer:
50th - Cinquantième
51st - Cinquante et unième
52nd - Cinquante-deuxième
...
60th - Soixantième
70th - Soixante-dixième
71st - Soixante et onzième
80th - Quatre-vingtième
90th - Quatre-vingt-dixième
100th - Centième
In simple words: Ordinal numbers show position and are formed by adding '-ième' to cardinal numbers.

Exam Tip: Drop the final '-e' in numbers like 'neuf' or 'cinquante' before adding '-ième' (e.g., neuvième, cinquantième).

 

IV. Écrivez en chiffres: (Write in figures):

Question 1. Premier
Answer: \(1^{\text{er}}\)
In simple words: Premier means first.

Exam Tip: Abbreviate first as \(1^{\text{er}}\).

 

Question 2. Vingtième
Answer: \(20^{\text{e}}\)
In simple words: Vingtième means twentieth.

Exam Tip: Use \(^{\text{e}}\) for ordinal abbreviations in French.

 

Question 3. Trente-deuxième
Answer: \(32^{\text{e}}\)
In simple words: Thirty-second.

Exam Tip: Combine digits and add \(^{\text{e}}\).

 

Question 4. Quarante-troisième
Answer: \(43^{\text{e}}\)
In simple words: Forty-third.

Exam Tip: Forty-third translates to 43rd.

 

Question 5. Quatre-vingt-quatrième
Answer: \(84^{\text{e}}\)
In simple words: Eighty-fourth.

Exam Tip: Quatre-vingt is 80, quatrième is 4th.

 

Question 6. Seizième
Answer: \(16^{\text{e}}\)
In simple words: Sixteenth.

Exam Tip: Seize is 16.

 

Question 7. Cinquante-huitième
Answer: \(58^{\text{e}}\)
In simple words: Fifty-eighth.

Exam Tip: Cinquante is 50, huitième is 8th.

 

Question 8. Soixante-dixième
Answer: \(70^{\text{e}}\)
In simple words: Seventieth.

Exam Tip: Soixante-dix is 70.

 

Question 9. Soixante-quinzième
Answer: \(75^{\text{e}}\)
In simple words: Seventy-fifth.

Exam Tip: Quinze is 15.

 

Question 10. Quatre-vingt-dixième
Answer: \(90^{\text{e}}\)
In simple words: Ninetieth.

Exam Tip: Quatre-vingt-dix is 90.

 

V. Write the plural form of these sentences: Écrivez au pluriel:

Question 1. Tu as une montre.
Answer: Vous avez des montres.
In simple words: 'Tu' becomes 'vous', 'as' becomes 'avez', 'une' becomes 'des', and 'montre' adds '-s'.

Exam Tip: Remember to pluralize the subject pronoun, verb, article, and noun.

 

Question 2. J'ai un stylo.
Answer: Nous avons des stylos.
In simple words: 'Je' becomes 'nous', 'ai' becomes 'avons', 'un' becomes 'des', 'stylo' adds '-s'.

Exam Tip: 'Je' changes to 'nous' in plural.

 

Question 3. Il a une cravate.
Answer: Ils ont des cravates.
In simple words: 'Il' becomes 'ils', 'a' becomes 'ont', 'une' becomes 'des', 'cravate' adds '-s'.

Exam Tip: Verb 'avoir' changes from 'a' to 'ont'.

 

Question 4. Elle a un ballon.
Answer: Elles ont des ballons.
In simple words: 'Elle' becomes 'elles', 'a' becomes 'ont', 'un' becomes 'des', 'ballon' adds '-s'.

Exam Tip: Feminine subject pronoun 'elle' becomes 'elles'.

 

Question 5. J'ai un gâteau.
Answer: Nous avons des gâteaux.
In simple words: Words ending in -eau take an '-x' in plural.

Question 6. Il a un cahier.
Answer: Ils ont des cahiers.
In simple words: 'Il' changes to 'ils', 'a' to 'ont', 'un' to 'des', 'cahier' adds '-s'.

Exam Tip: Check noun endings carefully.

 

Question 7. Elle a une poupée. (i.e. a doll)
Answer: Elles ont des poupées.
In simple words: 'Elle' becomes 'elles', 'une' becomes 'des', 'poupée' adds '-s'.

Exam Tip: Plural of 'une' is always 'des'.

 

Question 8. Tu as un frère.
Answer: Vous avez des frères.
In simple words: 'Tu' changes to 'vous', 'frère' adds '-s'.

Exam Tip: 'Frère' already ends in '-e', so just add '-s'.

 

VI. Remplacez le, la, les, l' par un, une, des: Replace le, la, les, l' by un, une or des:

Question 1. Le garçon
Answer: un garçon
In simple words: 'Le' (masculine singular) becomes 'un'.

Exam Tip: Definite articles (le/la/les) change to indefinite articles (un/une/des).

 

Question 2. Les chats
Answer: des chats
In simple words: 'Les' becomes 'des'.

Exam Tip: Plural definite article 'les' always becomes 'des'.

 

Question 3. La fleur
Answer: une fleur
In simple words: 'La' becomes 'une'.

Exam Tip: Feminine singular 'la' changes to 'une'.

 

Question 4. Les chaises
Answer: des chaises
In simple words: 'Les' becomes 'des'.

Exam Tip: Plural remains 'des'.

 

Question 5. L'homme
Answer: un homme
In simple words: 'L\'' before masculine noun becomes 'un'.

Exam Tip: Drop elision and use 'un' or 'une' based on gender.

 

Question 6. L'horloge
Answer: une horloge
In simple words: 'Horloge' is feminine, so it takes 'une'.

Exam Tip: 'Horloge' is feminine.

 

Question 7. Le grand-père
Answer: un grand-père
In simple words: Masculine singular takes 'un'.

Exam Tip: Grand-père is grandfather.

 

Question 8. Les grands-parents
Answer: des grands-parents
In simple words: Plural takes 'des'.

Exam Tip: Plural nouns always use 'des'.

 

Question 9. Le professeur
Answer: un professeur
In simple words: Masculine singular takes 'un'.

Exam Tip: Professor is masculine.

 

Question 10. La tante
Answer: une tante
In simple words: Feminine singular takes 'une'.

Exam Tip: Aunt is feminine.

 

VII. Conjuguez les verbes suivants: Conjugate the following verbs:

Question 1. Parler
Answer:
Je parle
Tu parles
Il / Elle parle
Nous parlons
Vous parlez
Ils / Elles parlent
In simple words: Regular -er verb conjugation.

Exam Tip: Drop -er and add endings: -e, -es, -e, -ons, -ez, -ent.

 

Question 2. Regarder
Answer:
Je regarde
Tu regardes
Il / Elle regarde
Nous regardons
Vous regardez
Ils / Elles regardent
In simple words: Regular -er verb.

Exam Tip: Follow regular -er verb endings.

 

Question 3. Détester
Answer:
Je déteste
Tu détestes
Il / Elle déteste
Nous détestons
Vous détestez
Ils / Elles détestent
In simple words: Regular -er verb.

Exam Tip: Keep the accent on the 'e' (\(é\)) across all forms.

 

Question 4. Adorer
Answer:
J'adore
Tu adores
Il / Elle adore
Nous adorons
Vous adorez
Ils / Elles adorent
In simple words: 'Je' becomes 'j\'' before vowel 'a'.

Exam Tip: Remember elision for 'je' + 'adore'.

 

Question 5. Aimer
Answer:
J'aime
Tu aimes
Il / Elle aime
Nous aimons
Vous aimez
Ils / Elles aiment
In simple words: Starts with vowel 'a', so use elision.

Question 6. Écouter
Answer:
J'écoute
Tu écoutes
Il / Elle écoute
Nous écoutons
Vous écoutez
Ils / Elles écoutent
In simple words: Regular -er verb starting with 'é'.

Exam Tip: Use j'écoute for first person singular.

 

Question 7. Être
Answer:
Je suis
Tu es
Il / Elle est
Nous sommes
Vous êtes
Ils / Elles sont
In simple words: Irregular verb 'to be'.

Exam Tip: Être is a vital irregular verb; memorize it completely.

 

Question 8. Avoir
Answer:
J'ai
Tu as
Il / Elle a
Nous avons
Vous avez
Ils / Elles ont
In simple words: Irregular verb 'to have'.

Exam Tip: Notice 'j\'ai' with elision.

 

Question 9. Jouer
Answer:
Je joue
Tu joues
Il / Elle joue
Nous jouons
Vous jouez
Ils / Elles jouent
In simple words: Regular -er verb meaning 'to play'.

Exam Tip: Follow standard -er endings.

 

Question 10. Marcher
Answer:
Je marche
Tu marches
Il / Elle marche
Nous marchons
Vous marchez
Ils / Elles marchent
In simple words: Regular -er verb meaning 'to walk'.

Question 1. Je __________ la télévision. (regarder)
Answer: regarde
In simple words: With 'je', regarder becomes 'regarde'.

Exam Tip: Subject 'je' takes '-e' ending for -er verbs.

 

Question 2. Elle __________ français. (parler)
Answer: parle
In simple words: With 'elle', parler becomes 'parle'.

Exam Tip: Third person singular takes '-e'.

 

Question 3. Je __________ la radio. (écouter)
Answer: écoute
In simple words: 'Je' + 'écoute' forms 'j\'écoute'.

Exam Tip: Remember elision: j'écoute.

 

Question 4. Je __________ la salade verte. (aimer)
Answer: aime
In simple words: 'Je' + 'aime' becomes 'j\'aime'.

Exam Tip: Always drop 'e' of 'je' before a vowel.

 

Question 5. Tu __________ la pomme. (détester)
Answer: détestes
In simple words: With 'tu', add '-es'.

Exam Tip: Subject 'tu' always takes '-es' for regular -er verbs.

 

Question 6. Vous __________ indiens. (être)
Answer: êtes
In simple words: 'Être' with 'vous' is 'êtes'.

Exam Tip: Note the circumflex accent on êtes.

 

Question 7. Ils __________ un frère. (avoir)
Answer: ont
In simple words: 'Avoir' with 'ils' is 'ont'.

Exam Tip: 'Ils ont' sounds like 'il-z-ont' due to liaison.

 

Question 8. Nous __________ la musique. (écouter)
Answer: écoutons
In simple words: 'Nous' takes '-ons'.

Exam Tip: First person plural ending is always '-ons'.

 

Question 9. Elles __________ les légumes. (détester)
Answer: détestent
In simple words: 'Elles' takes '-ent'.

Exam Tip: The '-ent' ending in third person plural verbs is silent.

 

Question 10. Il __________ des livres. (avoir)
Answer: a
In simple words: 'Avoir' with 'il' is 'a'.

Exam Tip: 'Il a' means he has.

 

IX. Écrivez les noms des fruits (5): (write the names of fruits - any 5).

Question IX. Write names of 5 fruits.
Answer:
1. La pomme (Apple)
2. La banane (Banana)
3. La mangue (Mango)
4. L'orange (Orange)
5. Le raisin (Grape)
In simple words: Common French fruit vocabulary.

Exam Tip: Include correct articles (la, le, l') when writing French nouns.

 

X. Écrivez les noms des légumes (5): (write the names of the vegetables - any 5).

Question X. Write names of 5 vegetables.
Answer:
1. La tomate (Tomato)
2. La pomme de terre (Potato)
3. L'oignon (Onion)
4. La carotte (Carrot)
5. Le chais / Le chou (Cabbage)
In simple words: Common French vegetable vocabulary.

Question 1. aime, l', j', ananas.
Answer: J'aime l'ananas.
In simple words: Subject (Je) + verb (aime) + object (l'ananas).

Exam Tip: Standard French sentence order is Subject-Verb-Object.

 

Question 2. les, filles, déteste, il.
Answer: Il déteste les filles.
In simple words: He hates the girls.

Question 3. gâteaux, elle, les, aime.
Answer: Elle aime les gâteaux.
In simple words: She likes the cakes.

Exam Tip: Group article with noun (les gâteaux).

 

Question 4. regardons, nous, télévision, la.
Answer: Nous regardons la télévision.
In simple words: We watch television.

Exam Tip: Subject pronoun 'Nous' begins the sentence.

 

Question 5. Chien, un, avez, vous.
Answer: Vous avez un chien.
In simple words: You have a dog.

Exam Tip: Verb 'avez' follows 'vous'.

 

Question 6. petite, est, belle, et, elle.
Answer: Elle est belle et petite.
In simple words: She is beautiful and small.

Exam Tip: Adjectives follow the verb 'est'.

 

Question 7. avez, des, vous, cahiers.
Answer: Vous avez des cahiers.
In simple words: You have notebooks.

Exam Tip: Plural object 'des cahiers'.

 

Question 8. aime, la, elle, verte salade.
Answer: Elle aime la salade verte.
In simple words: She likes green salad.

Exam Tip: Color adjective 'verte' comes after the noun 'salade'.

 

Question 9. habite, Riyad, j', à.
Answer: J'habite à Riyad.
In simple words: I live in Riyadh.

Question 10. écoutons, classique, nous, la, musique.
Answer: Nous écoutons la musique classique.
In simple words: We listen to classical music.

Exam Tip: 'Classique' describes the noun 'musique' and follows it.

 

XII. Find the colours:

Question 1. EGNARO
Answer: ORANGE
In simple words: Unscrambled color is orange.

Exam Tip: Check letter frequencies to solve anagrams.

 

Question 2. EGORU
Answer: ROUGE
In simple words: Red.

Exam Tip: Rouge means red in French.

 

Question 3. UAJEN
Answer: JAUNE
In simple words: Yellow.

Exam Tip: Jaune means yellow.

 

Question 4. HENCALB
Answer: BLANCHE
In simple words: White (feminine).

Exam Tip: Blanc / Blanche is white.

 

Question 5. TEREY
Answer: VERT
In simple words: Green.

Exam Tip: Vert means green.

 

Question 6. IRON
Answer: NOIR
In simple words: Black.

Exam Tip: Noir means black.

 

Question 7. ELBUE
Answer: BLEUE
In simple words: Blue (feminine).

Exam Tip: Bleue is the feminine spelling of blue.

 

Question 8. RUBN
Answer: BRUN
In simple words: Brown.

Exam Tip: Brun means brown.

 

Question 9. EROS
Answer: ROSE
In simple words: Pink.

Exam Tip: Rose means pink.

 

Question 10. NORAMR
Answer: MARRON
In simple words: Chestnut brown.

Exam Tip: Marron is invariable in color agreement.

 

XIII. Corriger les phrases: (correct the sentences):

Question 1. Les table sont brun.
Answer: Les tables sont brunes.
In simple words: Make 'table' plural (tables) and adjective feminine plural (brunes).

Exam Tip: Adjectives must agree in gender and number with the noun.

 

Question 2. Le chien est grise.
Answer: Le chien est gris.
In simple words: 'Chien' is masculine, so 'grise' becomes masculine 'gris'.

Exam Tip: Match adjective gender to 'le chien'.

 

Question 3. Le ballon est bleus.
Answer: Le ballon est bleu.
In simple words: 'Ballon' is singular, so 'bleus' drops '-s' to become 'bleu'.

Question 4. La trousse est bleu.
Answer: La trousse est bleue.
In simple words: 'Trousse' is feminine, so 'bleu' becomes 'bleue'.

Exam Tip: Add '-e' to adjectives modifying feminine singular nouns.

 

Question 5. La règle est blanc.
Answer: La règle est blanche.
In simple words: Feminine of 'blanc' is 'blanche'.

Exam Tip: Irregular adjective agreement: blanc -> blanche.

 

Question 6. La chatte est noire.
Answer: La chatte est noire. (Already correct or change to La chatte est noire)
In simple words: The sentence is already grammatically correct.

Exam Tip: Sometimes questions test your observation with correct sentences.

 

Question 7. Les glaces sont blancs.
Answer: Les glaces sont blanches.
In simple words: 'Glaces' is feminine plural, so 'blancs' becomes 'blanches'.

Exam Tip: Feminine plural requires '-ches' for blanc.

 

Question 8. Les tortues est grandes.
Answer: Les tortues sont grandes.
In simple words: Change 'est' to 'sont' for plural subject.

Exam Tip: Plural subjects require plural verb 'sont'.

 

Question 9. Les raisins sont vert.
Answer: Les raisins sont verts.
In simple words: Add '-s' to 'vert' to match plural 'raisins'.

Exam Tip: Plural adjectives need an '-s'.

 

Question 10. Le stylo sont noire.
Answer: Le stylo est noir.
In simple words: Change 'sont' to 'est' and 'noire' to 'noir'.

Exam Tip: Singular masculine subject needs singular masculine verb and adjective.

 

XIV. Give the feminine or plural form of these colours:

Question 1. Le livre est bleu; la craie est __________
Answer: bleue
In simple words: Feminine form of 'bleu' is 'bleue'.

Exam Tip: Craie is feminine.

 

Question 2. Le stylo est gris; la chaise est __________
Answer: grise
In simple words: Feminine form of 'gris' is 'grise'.

Exam Tip: Add '-e' to 'gris'.

 

Question 3. Le sac est noir; la porte est __________
Answer: noire
In simple words: Feminine form of 'noir' is 'noire'.

Exam Tip: Add '-e' to 'noir'.

 

Question 4. Les chiens sont bruns; les tables sont __________
Answer: brunes
In simple words: Feminine plural of 'brun' is 'brunes'.

Exam Tip: Add '-es' for feminine plural.

 

Question 5. Les ballons sont verts; les raisins sont __________
Answer: verts
In simple words: Masculine plural remains 'verts'.

Exam Tip: Raisin is masculine plural.

 

XV. Find the days of the week:

Question 1. DIRMA
Answer: MARDI
In simple words: Tuesday.

Exam Tip: Unscramble letter anagrams carefully.

 

Question 2. REDNEVID
Answer: VENDREDI
In simple words: Friday.

Exam Tip: Vendredi means Friday.

 

Question 3. EJUID
Answer: JEUDI
In simple words: Thursday.

Exam Tip: Jeudi means Thursday.

 

Question 4. RECREMID
Answer: MERCREDI
In simple words: Wednesday.

Exam Tip: Mercredi means Wednesday.

 

Question 5. NAMECHID
Answer: DIMANCHE
In simple words: Sunday.

Exam Tip: Dimanche means Sunday.

 

Question 6. IDNUL
Answer: LUNDI
In simple words: Monday.

Exam Tip: Lundi means Monday.

 

Question 7. MADSEI
Answer: SAMEDI
In simple words: Saturday.

Exam Tip: Samedi means Saturday.

 

XVI. Match the columns:

Question XVI. Match days of the week with French equivalents.
Answer:
1. Sunday - d. Dimanche
2. Wednesday - e. Mercredi
3. Friday - a. Vendredi
4. Monday - b. Lundi
5. Thursday - c. Jeudi
In simple words: Matching English days of the week to French vocabulary.

Exam Tip: Memorize all seven days of the week in French.

 

XVII. Write the following sentences in french.

Question 1. He likes apples.
Answer: Il aime les pommes.
In simple words: He (il) likes (aime) the apples (les pommes).

Exam Tip: Use definite article for general likes.

 

Question 2. I have a white ruler.
Answer: J'ai une règle blanche.
In simple words: I have (j'ai) a (une) white (blanche) ruler (règle).

Exam Tip: Adjective 'blanche' follows 'règle' and agrees in gender.

 

Question 3. She adores bananas.
Answer: Elle adore les bananes.
In simple words: She (elle) adores (adore) bananas (les bananes).

Exam Tip: 'Adorer' is a regular -er verb.

 

Question 4. There are some pencils.
Answer: Il y a des crayons.
In simple words: There are translates to 'Il y a'.

Exam Tip: 'Il y a' means 'there is' or 'there are'.

 

Question 5. Here is a pen.
Answer: Voici un stylo.
In simple words: Here is translates to 'Voici'.

Exam Tip: 'Voici' means 'here is / here are'.

 

Question 6. The apples are red.
Answer: Les pommes sont rouges.
In simple words: The apples (Les pommes) are (sont) red (rouges).

Question 7. He hates yellow flowers.
Answer: Il déteste les fleurs jaunes.
In simple words: He hates (Il déteste) yellow flowers (les fleurs jaunes).

Exam Tip: 'Fleurs' is feminine plural.

 

Question 8. Here are blue pencils.
Answer: Voici des crayons bleus.
In simple words: Here are (Voici) blue pencils (des crayons bleus).

Exam Tip: 'Crayons' is masculine plural, so 'bleus' takes an '-s'.

 

XVIII. Write the poems:
a) Les couleurs du temps.
b) Sur le pont d'Avignon.
c) Une année.

Question XVIII. Write out the assigned poems.
Answer:
(Students should write the standard French poems learned in class: Les couleurs du temps, Sur le pont d'Avignon, and Une année.)
In simple words: Recite or transcribe the poems memorized during the term.

Exam Tip: Memorize poem lines accurately with proper punctuation and spelling.

 

XIX. Répondez aux questions suivantes: (Answer the following questions):

Question 1. Il y a combien de jours dans une semaine? (There are how many days in a week?)
Answer: Il y a sept jours dans une semaine.
In simple words: There are 7 days in a week.

Exam Tip: Answer in a complete sentence.

 

Question 2. Nommez les jours de la semaine. (Name the days of the week)
Answer: Lundi, Mardi, Mercredi, Jeudi, Vendredi, Samedi, Dimanche.
In simple words: List all seven days starting from Monday.

Question 3. Il y a combien de mois dans une année? (There are how many months in a year?)
Answer: Il y a douze mois dans une année.
In simple words: There are 12 months in a year.

Exam Tip: Douze means 12.

 

Question 4. Nommez les mois de l'année? (Name the months of the year)
Answer: Janvier, Février, Mars, Avril, Mai, Juin, Juillet, Août, Septembre, Octobre, Novembre, Décembre.
In simple words: List all twelve months of the calendar year.

Exam Tip: Learn correct spellings like Février and Août.

 

XX. Find the months of the year: Trouvez les mois de l'année:

Question 1. RVEIAJN
Answer: JANVIER
In simple words: January.

Exam Tip: Unscramble month anagrams.

 

Question 2. MDECÉBER
Answer: DÉCEMBRE
In simple words: December.

Question 3. SARM
Answer: MARS
In simple words: March.

Exam Tip: Mars means March.

 

Question 4. TEI JULL
Answer: JUILLET
In simple words: July.

Exam Tip: Juillet means July.

 

Question 5. BERPESMET
Answer: SEPTEMBRE
In simple words: September.

Exam Tip: Septembre means September.

 

Question 6. REBONMEV
Answer: NOVEMBRE
In simple words: November.

Exam Tip: Novembre means November.

 

Question 7. OTCORBE
Answer: OCTOBRE
In simple words: October.

Exam Tip: Octobre means October.

 

Question 8. VÉFIRER
Answer: FÉVRIER
In simple words: February.

Exam Tip: Février means February.

 

Question 9. AMI
Answer: MAI
In simple words: May.

Exam Tip: Mai means May.

 

Question 10. TOÛT
Answer: AOÛT
In simple words: August.

Exam Tip: Août means August.

 

XXI. Pick the odd one out:

Question 1. Mai, Avril, Mardi, Juin.
Answer: Mardi
In simple words: Mardi is a day of the week, while the others are months.

Exam Tip: Look for categories (months vs days).

 

Question 2. Lundi, mercredi, jeudi, Mars.
Answer: Mars
In simple words: Mars is a month, while the others are days.

Exam Tip: Distinguish between days and months.

 

Question 3. Bleue, grise, orange, noire.
Answer: orange
In simple words: Orange does not change its spelling in feminine form, unlike the others.

Exam Tip: Orange is invariable.

 

Question 4. Marron, gris, bleu, brun.
Answer: marron
In simple words: Marron is invariable, whereas the others change for feminine/plural.

Exam Tip: Color adjectives derived from fruits/nouns (marron, orange) are invariable.

 

Question 5. Blanc, vert, noir, bleu.
Answer: blanc
In simple words: Blanc has an irregular feminine form (blanche), unlike the others.

Exam Tip: Note irregular color feminine forms.

 

Question 6. Rouge, jaune, rose, vert.
Answer: rose
In simple words: Rose already ends in '-e' in masculine singular.

Exam Tip: Colors ending in '-e' do not add another '-e' in feminine.

 

Question 7. Grand-mère, fille, sœur, fils.
Answer: fils
In simple words: Fils is male (son), while the others are female family members.

Exam Tip: Check gender of family members.

 

Question 8. Trente et un, dix, vingt, trente.
Answer: Trente et un
In simple words: Trente et un is a compound number using 'et', unlike the tens.

Exam Tip: Identify number patterns.

 

Question 9. Un, deux, une, des.
Answer: des
In simple words: Des is a plural article, whereas un, deux, une are singular / numbers.

Exam Tip: Distinguish between articles and cardinal numbers.

 

Question 10. Le, la, une, Les.
Answer: une
In simple words: Une is an indefinite article, while the others are definite articles.

Exam Tip: Definite vs indefinite articles.

 

XXII. Correct the spellings: Corriger les orthographes:

Question 1. cuosin
Answer: cousin
In simple words: Correct spelling of cousin.

Exam Tip: Watch out for vowel transpositions.

 

Question 2. Pere
Answer: Père
In simple words: Add the grave accent (\(è\)) to 'père'.

Exam Tip: Accents are a mandatory part of French spelling.

 

Question 3. Soeur
Answer: Sœur
In simple words: Use the ligature 'œ'.

Exam Tip: Use œ ligature for sœur.

 

Question 4. Onkle
Answer: Oncle
In simple words: Correct spelling is oncle (uncle).

Exam Tip: Avoid phonetic spelling with 'k'.

 

Question 5. Tonte
Answer: Tante
Answer: Tante
In simple words: Aunt is spelled 'tante'.

Exam Tip: 'Tante' means aunt.

 

Question 6. Acole
Answer: École
In simple words: School is spelled 'école'.

Exam Tip: Don't forget the circumflex accent on école.

 

Question 7. Gom
Answer: Gomme
In simple words: Eraser is spelled 'gomme' with double 'm' and '-e'.

Exam Tip: Check double consonants.

 

Question 8. Grond-pair
Answer: Grand-père
In simple words: Grandfather is spelled 'grand-père'.

Question 9. Mare
Answer: Mère
In simple words: Mother is spelled 'mère'.

Exam Tip: Grave accent on è.

 

Question 10. Oktober
Answer: Octobre
In simple words: French spelling uses '-bre' instead of '-ber'.

Exam Tip: Month endings in French end in '-bre'.

 

Prepared by
Mrs. Athiya Iffath.
French Teacher.
VI - VIII (Girls).

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