French II, Practice Exam
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Le conducteur
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Pork
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Sole
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Bus driver
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Une tranche de jambon
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A piece of bread
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A slice of ham
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To boil water
Correct Answer
A. A slice of hamExplanation
The correct answer is "a slice of ham" because the phrase "une tranche de jambon" translates to "a slice of ham" in English. The other options, "a piece of bread" and "to boil water," do not match the given phrase.Rate this question:
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La recette
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Recipe
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Lamb
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To deposit
Correct Answer
A. RecipeExplanation
The given words "La recette" and "recipe" are both related to cooking and refer to the instructions or list of ingredients needed to prepare a specific dish. Therefore, "recipe" is the correct answer that matches the given words. The words "lamb" and "to deposit" do not have a direct connection with the given words and can be considered as distractors.Rate this question:
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Le chèque
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Checking account
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A check
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Savings
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Debit
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Credit card
Correct Answer
A. A checkExplanation
A check is a form of payment that allows the account holder to transfer funds from their checking account to another party. It is a written document that instructs the bank to pay a specific amount of money to the recipient. Unlike debit or credit cards, which are electronic forms of payment, a check requires a physical document to be presented and processed by the bank. Therefore, the given answer "a check" is the most appropriate choice among the options provided.Rate this question:
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Faire la vaisselle
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To check the oil
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A cut of beef
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To do the dishes
Correct Answer
A. To do the dishesExplanation
The phrase "faire la vaisselle" is a French expression that translates to "to do the dishes" in English. Therefore, the correct answer is "to do the dishes."Rate this question:
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Le code postale
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Stamp
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To slow down
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To loan
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Zip code
Correct Answer
A. Zip codeExplanation
The given correct answer is "zip code". In many countries, including the United States, a zip code is a numerical code used by the postal system to identify specific geographic areas for efficient mail sorting and delivery. It is a system that helps to organize and streamline the process of sending and receiving mail. The term "le code postale" is a French translation of "zip code".Rate this question:
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Je vois la rouge voiture.
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Je la vois.
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J'y vois.
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Je leur vois.
Correct Answer
A. Je la vois.Explanation
The correct answer is "Je la vois." This is because the pronoun "la" is used to replace the direct object "la rouge voiture" (the red car) in the sentence. "La" agrees in gender and number with the noun it replaces, and in this case, it represents a singular feminine noun. Therefore, "Je la vois" means "I see it" in English, where "it" refers to the red car.Rate this question:
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Il me donne la carte postale.
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Il me la donne.
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Il la me donne.
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Il me lui donne.
Correct Answer
A. Il me la donne.Explanation
The correct answer is "Il me la donne." In French, when a direct object is a noun phrase, it can be replaced with a direct object pronoun. In this sentence, "la carte postale" is the direct object, so it can be replaced with the pronoun "la". "Me" is used to indicate that the direct object is being given to the speaker. Therefore, the correct sentence is "Il me la donne."Rate this question:
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Une contravention
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A road
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To save
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To ride
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Ticket
Correct Answer
A. TicketExplanation
Une contravention is a French word that translates to "a ticket" in English. In this context, it refers to a ticket given for a violation or offense, such as a traffic ticket or a fine. The other options, "a road," "to save," and "to ride," do not accurately translate to the meaning of contravention.Rate this question:
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Le facteur n'a pas donné le colis à M. Beaufort.
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Le facteur ne le lui a donné pas.
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Le facteur ne le lui pas a donné.
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Le facteur ne le lui a pas donné.
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Le facteur n'a pas le lui donné.
Correct Answer
A. Le facteur ne le lui a pas donné.Explanation
The correct answer is "Le facteur ne le lui a pas donné." This is the correct word order in French for the negation of the sentence. "Ne" comes before the verb "a" and "pas" comes after "a". Additionally, the pronouns "le" and "lui" are placed before the verb "a".Rate this question:
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