CBSE Class 4 French Revision Worksheet Set 11

SUB: - FRENCH

Q1. Remplissez les blancs:- (Fill in the blanks)

Question 1. The capital city of France______.
Answer: Paris
In simple words: Paris is the capital and largest city of France.

Exam Tip: Remember that capital city names are proper nouns and start with a capital letter.

Question 2. _____ is the famous French cheese.
Answer: Brie (or Camembert / Fromage)
In simple words: France is world-famous for its delicious cheeses like Brie and Camembert.

Exam Tip: Fromage is the French word for cheese.

Question 3. The colors of French flag are____, _____, _____.
Answer: Blue, White, Red
In simple words: The French national flag consists of three vertical bands of blue, white, and red, known as the Tricolore.

Exam Tip: In French, the flag colors are Bleu, Blanc, Rouge.

Question 4. An important river of France ______.
Answer: Seine (or Loire / Rhône)
In simple words: The River Seine flows directly through the heart of Paris.

Exam Tip: Seine is spelled S-E-I-N-E in French.

Question 5. _____ is an International film festival.
Answer: Cannes
In simple words: The Cannes Film Festival is a prestigious international film festival held annually in France.

Question 1. Paaris
Answer: Paris
In simple words: Remove the extra 'a' to get the correct spelling.

Exam Tip: Double check city names for accurate spellings.

Question 2. Parfume
Answer: Parfum
In simple words: Remove the trailing 'e' for the correct French spelling.

Exam Tip: French words often drop silent ending letters found in English adaptations.

Question 3. Siene
Answer: Seine
In simple words: Swap the 'i' and 'e' to form the correct river name.

Exam Tip: Remember the rule "e before i" for the river Seine.

Question 4. Fronce
Answer: France
In simple words: Change 'o' to 'a' to spell the country name correctly.

Exam Tip: France is spelled with an 'a'.

Question 5. Fromage
Answer: Fromage
In simple words: The given spelling is already correct.

Exam Tip: Always verify if a word given in a correction exercise is already correct.

Q3. Écrivez en français:- (write the following expressions in French)

Question 1. Thank you
Answer: Merci
In simple words: "Merci" is the standard way to say thank you in French.

Exam Tip: Capitalize the first letter when starting a sentence.

Question 2. How are you? (To an adult)
Answer: Comment allez-vous?
In simple words: Use the formal "vous" form when addressing an adult or someone older.

Exam Tip: Do not forget the hyphens and the question mark in formal interrogative expressions.

Question 3. See you soon
Answer: À bientôt
In simple words: "À bientôt" means goodbye until we meet again soon.

Exam Tip: Ensure you include the grave accent on the letter À.

Question 4. Good day
Answer: Bonjour
In simple words: "Bonjour" serves as both hello and good day in French.

Exam Tip: "Bon" means good and "jour" means day.

Question 5. Hi
Answer: Salut
In simple words: "Salut" is an informal greeting used among friends.

Exam Tip: Use "Salut" only in informal contexts.

Question Q4. Écrivez l’alphabet en français. (Write the alphabets in French)
Answer: A (ah), B (bay), C (say), D (day), E (uh), F (eff), G (zhay), H (ahsh), I (ee), J (zhee), K (kah), L (ell), M (emm), N (enn), O (oh), P (pay), Q (koo), R (air), S (ess), T (tay), U (oo), V (vay), W (doobla-vay), X (eeks), Y (ee-grek), Z (zed).
In simple words: The French alphabet uses the same 26 letters as English but with different pronunciation names.

Exam Tip: Memorize the phonetic pronunciation sounds for oral exams.

Question Q5. Écrivez les nombres cardinaux en letters. (Write the counting 1-30)
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, 26. vingt-six, 27. vingt-sept, 28. vingt-huit, 29. vingt-neuf, 30. trente.
In simple words: Cardinal numbers represent the basic counting numbers in French from 1 to 30.

Exam Tip: Pay special attention to hyphenation rules for numbers between 17-19 and 21-29.

Q6. Ajoutez les et écrivez les nombres en letters:- (Add and write the numbers in letters)

Question 1. \(7 + \_\_\_\_ = 14\)
Answer: Missing number = 7
sept
In simple words: 14 minus 7 equals 7, which is written as "sept" in French.

Exam Tip: Show the subtraction step \(14 - 7 = 7\) before writing the French word.

Question 2. \(3 + \_\_\_\_ = 18\)
Answer: Missing number = 15
quinze
In simple words: 18 minus 3 equals 15, which is written as "quinze" in French.

Exam Tip: Check your subtraction carefully: \(18 - 3 = 15\).

Question 3. \(6 + 3 = \_\_\_\_\)
Answer: Result = 9
neuf
In simple words: 6 plus 3 equals 9, written as "neuf" in French.

Exam Tip: Addition is straightforward; ensure spelling of "neuf" is correct.

Question 4. \(8 + 12 = \_\_\_\_\)
Answer: Result = 20
vingt
In simple words: 8 plus 12 equals 20, written as "vingt" in French.

Exam Tip: The 'g' and 't' in "vingt" are silent letters.

Question Q7. Paste the famous things of France.
Answer: Activity-based question. Students are expected to paste pictures of famous French landmarks and items such as the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre Museum, croissants, the Arc de Triomphe, and French perfume bottles.
In simple words: Collect and paste images representing French culture and monuments.

Exam Tip: Label each pasted picture with its name in French for extra credit.

Question Q8. Trouvez les mots: (Find the words from the grid)
Answer: Hidden words found in the word search puzzle grid: BAGUETTE, FROMAGE, DEUX, PARFUM.
In simple words: Locate and circle the hidden French vocabulary words horizontally, vertically, or diagonally in the letter grid.

Exam Tip: Scan row by row and column by column systematically to find all hidden words.