CBSE Class 5 French Worksheet Set 01

Q1. Write the following terms in French

1. Good morning, Ma'àm
Answer: Bonjour, Madame
In simple words: Used to greet a female teacher or lady respectfully in the morning.
Exam Tip: Remember to capitalize Bonjour and use the correct spelling for Madame.

Question 1. 2. Good evening sir.
Answer: Bonsoir, monsieur.
In simple words: Used to greet someone in the evening.

Exam Tip: Bonsoir means good evening, and monsieur means sir.

Question 1. 3. Thank you very much
Answer: Merci beaucoup
In simple words: Expressing deep gratitude in French.

Question 1. 4. I am sorry
Answer: Je suis désolé (or désolée for a female)
In simple words: Used to apologize.

Exam Tip: 'Je suis' means 'I am'.

Question 1. 5. Please
Answer: S'il vous plaît (formal) / S'il te plaît (informal)
In simple words: Polite expression to request something.

Exam Tip: Use 's''il vous plaît' when speaking to elders or formally.

Question 1. 6. I am 10 years old
Answer: J'ai dix ans
In simple words: Stating your age using the verb 'avoir' (to have).

Exam Tip: In French, you say "I have 10 years" rather than "I am 10 years old".

Question 1. 7. How are you? {to a friend}
Answer: Comment ça va ? (or Ça va ?)
In simple words: Informal greeting to ask a friend about their well-being.

Exam Tip: 'Ça va' is strictly informal.

Question 1. 8. How old are you
Answer: Quel âge as-tu ? (informal) / Quel âge avez-vous ? (formal)
In simple words: Asking someone's age.

Exam Tip: Match 'tu' for friends and 'vous' for elders.

Question 1. 9. Good Bye!
Answer: Au revoir !
In simple words: Standard farewell in French.

Exam Tip: 'Revoir' means to see again.

Question 1. 10. Hello!
Answer: Bonjour ! (or Salut !)
In simple words: General daytime greeting.

Exam Tip: 'Salut' can mean both hello and goodbye among friends.

Question 1. 11. Good night!
Answer: Bonne nuit !
In simple words: Said when going to sleep.

Exam Tip: Use 'Bonne' because 'nuit' is feminine.

Question 1. 12. What is her name?
Answer: Comment s'appelle-t-elle ?
In simple words: Asking a female's name.

Exam Tip: Notice the hyphenation and 't' sound added for liaison.

Q2 Traduisez en anglais (translate in English)

Question 2. 1. Où habitez-vous ?
Answer: Where do you live?
In simple words: Asking someone's place of residence formally.

Exam Tip: 'Où' means where and 'habitez-vous' means you live.

Question 2. 2. Au revoir
Answer: Good bye
In simple words: Parting phrase.

Exam Tip: Direct translation is 'until we see each other again'.

Question 2. 3. Ca va mal.
Answer: It is going badly / I am not doing well.
In simple words: Expressing poor health or a bad mood.

Exam Tip: 'Mal' is the opposite of 'bien'.

Question 2. 4. Bonjour monsieur
Answer: Good morning sir / Hello sir.
In simple words: Polite daytime greeting to a man.

Question 2. 5. fromage
Answer: cheese
In simple words: A popular dairy product.

Exam Tip: France is famous for hundreds of types of fromage.

Question 2. 6. A bien tôt.
Answer: See you soon.
In simple words: Parting expression indicating a near-future meeting.

Exam Tip: Note the accent on 'tôt'.

Question 2. 7. Quel âge avez –vous ?
Answer: How old are you?
In simple words: Asking someone's age formally.

Exam Tip: 'Quel âge' literally translates to 'what age'.

Q3 Complétez (complete)

Question 3. 1. When we meet some one we wish: Bo____________, Sa_______________
Answer: Bonjour, Salut
In simple words: Common greetings used upon meeting someone.

Exam Tip: Fill in the missing letters to complete the words.

Question 3. 2. When we depart we wish: Au___________________, À b______________t
Answer: Au revoir, À bientôt
In simple words: Expressions used when leaving.

Exam Tip: Check spelling for 'bientôt'.

Question 3. 3. When we ask about some one’s health we ask: Comment ______________________? Or Comment ____________________________-vous?
Answer: Comment ça va ? Or Comment allez-vous ?
In simple words: Asking how someone is doing in informal and formal ways.

Exam Tip: 'Allez' comes from the verb 'aller' (to go).

Question 4. Écrivez une poème que vous aimez et apprenez-bien. (Write a French poem you like and learn it for recitation)
Answer:
Le petit navire (Example Poem):
Il était un petit navire,
Qui naviguait sur mer,
Il n'avait jamais navigué,
Ohé ! Ohé !
In simple words: A short poem for recitation practice.

Exam Tip: Memorize the poem with correct pronunciation and rhythm.

Q5 Traduisez en anglais (translate in English)

Question 5. 1. Lundi
Answer: Monday
In simple words: The first day of the school week.

Exam Tip: Days of the week in French do not start with capital letters unless they begin a sentence.

Question 5. 2. Mardi
Answer: Tuesday
In simple words: The second day of the week.

Exam Tip: Follows Monday.

Question 5. 3. Mercredi
Answer: Wednesday
In simple words: Mid-week day.

Exam Tip: Derived from Mercury.

Question 5. 4. Jeudi
Answer: Thursday
In simple words: Day before Friday.

Exam Tip: Pronounced like 'zhuh-dee'.

Question 5. 5. Vendredi
Answer: Friday
In simple words: Last weekday before the weekend.

Exam Tip: Associated with Venus.

Question 5. 6. Samedi
Answer: Saturday
In simple words: First day of the weekend.

Exam Tip: Derived from Sabbath.

Question 5. 7. Dimanche
Answer: Sunday
In simple words: The final day of the week.

Exam Tip: Means Lord's day.

Q5 Complétez les mots:

Question 5. 1. L_____________e
Answer: Livre (Book)
In simple words: An object used for reading and studying.

Exam Tip: Based on the image of an open book.

Question 5. 2. fr____________e
Answer: Fromage (Cheese)
In simple words: Dairy product shown in the picture.

Question 5. 3. La T__________ E______________
Answer: La Tour Eiffel (The Eiffel Tower)
In simple words: Famous monument located in Paris, France.

Exam Tip: Capitalize both Tour and Eiffel.

Question 5. 4. V______
Answer: Verre (or Vin / Voie)
In simple words: Referring to the wine glass shown in the picture.

Exam Tip: Match the word with the beverage/glass icon.

Question 5. 5. P________
Answer: Pain (Bread)
In simple words: Traditional French baguette shown in the picture.

Exam Tip: 'Pain' means bread.

Question 5. 6. es____________ot
Answer: Escargot (Snail)
In simple words: French delicacy shown as a cartoon snail.

Exam Tip: Fill in 'c', 'a', 'r', 'g'.

Session 2013 – 2014

French

Name: ________________ Class: V

Note: The homework needs to be done in the French notebook. Stick the worksheet in the notebook

Q1. Write the following terms in French

1. Good morning, Ma’am

2. Good evening sir.

3. Thank you very much

4. I am sorry

5. Please

6. I am 10 years old

7. How are you? {to a friend}

8. How old are you

9. Good Bye!

10. Hello!

11. Good night!

12. What is her name?

Q2 Traduisez en anglais (translate in English)

1. Où habitez-vous ?

2. Au revoir

3. Ca va mal.

4. Bonjour monsieur

5. fromage

6. A bien tôt.

7. Quel âge avez –vous ?

Q3 Complétez (complete)

1. When we meet some one we wish: Bo____________, Sa_______________

2. When we depart we wish: Au___________________, À b______________t

3. When we ask about some one’s health we ask:

Comment ______________________? Or Comment ____________________________-vous?

Q4 Écrivez une poème que vous aimez et apprenez-bien.

(Write a French poem you like and learn it for recitation)

Note: You can take help from internet or from the note books , where we have done some French poems)

Q5 Traduisez en anglais (translate in English)

1. Lundi

2. Mardi

3. Mercredi

4. Jeudi

5. Vendredi

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