French Vocabulary Quiz: Healthy Foods Edition

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1. Translate the following words: des craquelins.

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The correct translation for 'des craquelins' is 'some crackers'. The other options provided are incorrect translations of the phrase.

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French Vocabulary Quiz: Healthy Foods Edition - Quiz

Explore essential vocabulary related to healthy foods tailored for French students in grade 6. This educational tool enhances understanding of nutrition, promoting healthy eating habits and reinforcing French language skills.

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2. Translate the following phrase into English: des carottes.

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The correct translation of 'des carottes' is 'some carrots', as the phrase indicates an unspecified quantity of carrots.

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3. What is the French translation of 'some broccoli'?

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In French, 'du' is the partitive article used before a masculine singular noun like 'brocoli'. Therefore, the correct translation is 'du brocoli'.

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4. Qu'est-ce que vous mangez? des bananes.

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The question is asking 'What are you eating?' and the correct answer states that the person is eating some bananas.

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5. What is the English translation of 'des pois mange-tout'?

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The correct translation of 'des pois mange-tout' is 'some snap peas', as 'mange-tout' in French means 'eat all', implying that the whole pea pod is edible.

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6. What is the English translation of the French phrase 'de la trempette'?

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The correct translation of 'de la trempette' is 'some dip', referring to a type of sauce or condiment used for dipping food.

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7. What is the English translation of 'des fraises'?

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The phrase 'des fraises' translates to 'some strawberries' in English.

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8. What does 'du fromage' mean?

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The correct translation of 'du fromage' is 'some cheese' in French.

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9. What is the French translation of 'du chou-fleur'?

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The correct translation for 'du chou-fleur' in English is 'some cauliflower'. The other options provided are incorrect translations for different vegetables.

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10. Translate the French phrase 'des poivrons'.

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The correct translation of 'des poivrons' from French to English is 'some peppers'. 'Some onions', 'a tomato', and 'no vegetables' are not the correct translations of the phrase.

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11. How do you say 'des pommes' in English?

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The correct translation for 'des pommes' is 'some apples' as 'some' is the appropriate indefinite article for plural nouns in English.

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12. What does 'des ananas' mean in English?

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The correct translation of 'des ananas' from French to English is 'some pineapples.' The other options are incorrect translations.

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13. What does 'des raisins' translate to in English?

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The correct translation of 'des raisins' in English is 'some grapes'. The other options provided are not the correct translation for the given phrase.

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14. What does 'des concombres' mean in English?

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The correct translation of 'des concombres' into English is 'some cucumbers'. It refers to an unspecified quantity of cucumbers.

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15. What do the French call des concombres?

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The correct answer translates to 'some cucumbers' in English.

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16. Des oranges.

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The correct phrase 'des oranges' is translated to 'some oranges' which indicates an unspecified quantity of oranges. The incorrect options 'many oranges' and 'few oranges' specify a quantity which is not expressed in the original question. The option 'no oranges' is the opposite of the correct answer and does not align with the original question.

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Translate the following words: des craquelins.
Translate the following phrase into English: des carottes.
What is the French translation of 'some broccoli'?
Qu'est-ce que vous mangez? des bananes.
What is the English translation of 'des pois mange-tout'?
What is the English translation of the French phrase 'de la...
What is the English translation of 'des fraises'?
What does 'du fromage' mean?
What is the French translation of 'du chou-fleur'?
Translate the French phrase 'des poivrons'.
How do you say 'des pommes' in English?
What does 'des ananas' mean in English?
What does 'des raisins' translate to in English?
What does 'des concombres' mean in English?
What do the French call des concombres?
Des oranges.
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