First Week Review Quiz

The correct answer is "Quel" because the question is asking for the age, which is a masculine noun in French. "Quel" is the masculine form of "quel" and agrees with the gender of the noun.

The question is asking for the date of "ton anniversaire" which means "your birthday" in English. Therefore, the correct answer is "ton anniversaire" as it directly corresponds to the question being asked.

The given sentence is in French and it translates to "I don't know which class I have at ten o'clock; I will look at my (schedule)." The word "schedule" in French is "emploi du temps." Therefore, the correct answer is "emploi du temps."

The correct answer is "cinq heures et demi" because it translates to "five thirty" in English, which is the equivalent of saying "half past five" in French.

The given statement is in French and translates to "My grandfather is sixty-seven years old." The correct answer, "soixante-sept," is the French word for "sixty-seven."

The correct answer is "amusant et gros" because it accurately translates the given phrase "Il est (funny and fat)" from French to English. "Amusant" means funny or amusing, and "gros" means fat or big. Therefore, "amusant et gros" correctly describes the person as being both funny and fat.

The correct answer is "Aujourd'hui c'est mon anniversaire!" because it translates to "Today is my birthday!" in English. The other options, "Demain c'est mon anniversaire!" (Tomorrow is my birthday!) and "Hier c'est mon anniversaire!" (Yesterday was my birthday!), do not accurately reflect the present day being the person's birthday.

The correct answer is "Moi, j’ai les yeux verts." This is the correct translation of "I have green eyes" in French. The sentence structure and agreement of adjectives are accurate in this response.

The correct answer is "My aunt has short curly hair." This is because the sentence "Ma tante a les cheveux courts et frisés" translates to "My aunt has short curly hair" in English. The word "courts" means short and "frisés" means curly in French.

The given correct answer, "What is your uncle like?", is appropriate because it is asking for a description or characterization of the person's uncle. This question seeks to understand the personality, traits, and qualities of the individual's uncle rather than asking about his identity or well-being.