French Places In Town Quiz

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Notre-dame is a cathedral

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The louvre is a museum

Explanation
The given statement in French translates to "The Louvre is a museum" in English. The answer provided is a correct translation of the statement. It confirms that the Louvre is indeed a museum.

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In the middle of

Explanation
"Au milieu de" is a French phrase that translates to "in the middle of" in English. This phrase is used to indicate a location or position that is centrally located or surrounded by something. In the context of the given question, "au milieu de" is the correct answer because it accurately translates the English phrase "in the middle of".

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Avenue
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Cathedral
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Famous

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The word "famous" in English translates to "célébre" in French.

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Shopping center

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The given correct answer "un centre commercial" is the French translation for "shopping center". In French, "centre commercial" refers to a large indoor building or complex that houses multiple stores and shops where people can go for shopping. Therefore, "un centre commercial" is the appropriate translation for the term "shopping center" in French.

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Hill
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Church

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In French, the word "church" is translated as "une église".

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River

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The correct answer is "un fleuve" because "river" in French is translated as "un fleuve".

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Cable car

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The given answer "un funiculaire" is the French translation of "cable car". A cable car is a type of transportation system that consists of a vehicle suspended from cables and is used to transport people or goods up and down steep slopes or mountains. The term "un funiculaire" is commonly used in French-speaking countries to refer to this type of transportation.

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Department store

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The correct answer for this question is "un grand magasin" because it is the translation of "department store" in French. "Un grand magasin" refers to a large retail establishment that offers a wide range of products and departments under one roof. This term is commonly used in French-speaking countries to describe stores like Galeries Lafayette or Printemps in Paris.

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Island

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The given answer "une ile" is the correct translation of the word "island" in French. In French, "ile" means "island".

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Public garden

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The given correct answer "un jardin public" is the French translation for "public garden".

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Market

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The correct answer is "un marché" because it is the French translation of the word "market".

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Monument
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Museum

Explanation
The given answer "un musée" is the correct translation of the word "museum" in French. In French, the word "un" is used as the indefinite article for masculine nouns, and "musée" is the French word for "museum". Therefore, "un musée" accurately translates the English word "museum" into French.

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Square
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District

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The word "district" is translated as "un quartier" in French.

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To be situated

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The given answer "se trouver" is the correct translation of the phrase "to be situated" in French. "Se trouver" is a reflexive verb that means "to be located" or "to be situated" in English. It is used to indicate the position or location of something or someone. Therefore, "se trouver" accurately captures the meaning of "to be situated" in French.

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Situated