French 2 Unit 5

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1. Sick

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"Malade" is the French translation of the English word "sick".

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This is a vocabulary practice quiz for textbook series Discovering French, unit 5 - sports and parts of the body.

2. Back (of the body)

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The correct answer is "le dos" because it is the French translation for "back (of the body)".

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3. To run

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The given question provides two words, "to run" and "courir". The word "courir" is the French translation of the English word "to run". Therefore, "courir" is the correct answer as it accurately represents the translation of the given English word.

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4. To feel

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The correct answer is "sentir,se sentir". In Spanish, the verb "sentir" means "to feel" and "se sentir" means "to feel oneself". These verbs are used to express emotions, sensations, or perceptions. The inclusion of "se" in "se sentir" indicates that the feeling is directed towards oneself. Therefore, both "sentir" and "se sentir" are appropriate translations for the English verb "to feel".

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5. To bend

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A plier is a tool that is used for gripping, bending, or cutting objects. It consists of two handles joined at a pivot point, with jaws or flat surfaces at the end that can be used to hold or manipulate objects. The word "to bend" is associated with the action of bending or shaping something, which is a common use of pliers. Therefore, plier is the correct answer that best fits the given context.

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6. Hair

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7. Fingers

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The question provides the word "fingers" in English and asks for the translation in French, which is "les doigts".

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8. Body

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The correct answer is "le corps." This answer is correct because it translates to "the body" in English. The question provides two phrases, "body" and "le corps," which are the translations of each other in French and English, respectively. Therefore, "le corps" is the correct answer.

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9. Arm

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10. Better

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The word "mieux" is the correct translation for the word "better" in French.

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11. Nose

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12.  in shape

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The phrase "en forme" is the correct answer because it is the French translation of the English phrase "in shape." Both phrases are used to describe someone who is physically fit and healthy.

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13. Neck

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The given word "neck" is translated into French as "le cou".

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14. Eyes

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The correct answer "les yeux" is the French translation of the word "eyes". This suggests that the question is asking for the translation of the word "eyes" into French.

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15. Swimming

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The given correct answer "la natation" is the French translation for the word "swimming".

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16. La voile

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The given question provides two terms, "la voile" and "sailing". The correct answer is "sailing". It can be inferred that "la voile" is the French translation for "sailing". Therefore, the correct answer is "sailing".

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17. The flu

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The correct answer is "la grippe" because "la grippe" is the French translation for "the flu."

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18. Athletic

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Both "sportif" and "sportive" are correct answers to the question. "Sportif" is the masculine form of the adjective in French, while "sportive" is the feminine form. This means that both words can be used to describe someone who is athletic or sporty, but "sportif" would be used to describe a male individual, while "sportive" would be used to describe a female individual.

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19. Knee

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The correct answer is "le genou" because in French, "le genou" translates to "the knee."

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20. Mouth

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The given correct answer "la bouche" is the French translation for the word "mouth".

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21. A tooth

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The question provides the translation of "a tooth" in French, which is "une dent". Therefore, the correct answer is "une dent".

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22. Waterskiing

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23. Horseback riding

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The given question is asking for the translation of "horseback riding" into French. The correct answer is "l'equitation," which is the French word for horseback riding.

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24. Mountain biking

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The given answer "le VTT" is the correct translation of "mountain biking" in French. "VTT" is the acronym for Vélo Tout Terrain, which literally translates to "all-terrain bike" or "mountain bike" in English. Therefore, "le VTT" accurately represents the activity of mountain biking in French.

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25. Past participle of courir

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26. To practice

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The given correct answer "pratiquer" is the correct translation of the word "to practice" in French. This word accurately captures the meaning and conveys the action of engaging in a specific activity or skill for improvement or mastery. Therefore, "pratiquer" is the appropriate choice for the translation.

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27. I feel well.

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The correct answer is "je me sens bien." because it is the French translation of the given English sentence "I feel well." The phrase "je me sens bien" directly translates to "I feel well" in English, making it the appropriate answer.

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28. Heart

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The given answer "le coeur" is the correct translation of the word "heart" in French. In French, "le coeur" is the masculine noun used to refer to the organ that pumps blood in the body.

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29. Skating

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The given question provides two words, "skating" and "le patinage." The correct answer is "le patinage," which is the French translation for "skating." This suggests that the question is asking for the translation of the word "skating" into French. Therefore, the correct answer is "le patinage."

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30. A cold

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31. Hand

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32. Hiking

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The correct answer is "la marche à pied" which is the French translation for "hiking". This translation accurately captures the essence of hiking, which is walking or trekking on foot in nature or on trails. "La marche à pied" is a commonly used phrase in French to describe this activity, making it the correct answer.

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33. Face

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34. An eye

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35. To have a headache

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The correct answer is "avoir mal à la tete, avoir mal a la tete, avoir mal à la tête." These phrases are all correct translations of "to have a headache" in French. "Avoir mal à la tete" is the most common and standard way to express this in French, but the other two variations with "a" instead of "à" are also acceptable and commonly used colloquially.

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36. To hurt somewhere

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The correct answer is "avoir mal" and "avoir mal à". In French, "avoir mal" means "to have pain" or "to be in pain" and is used to express general discomfort or pain in the body. On the other hand, "avoir mal à" is used to specify the body part where the pain is felt. For example, "avoir mal à la tête" means "to have a headache" and "avoir mal au dos" means "to have back pain". Both expressions are commonly used in French to describe physical discomfort or pain.

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37. Shoulder

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The word "shoulder" in English translates to "l'épaule" in French.

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38. Skateboarding

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The given correct answer "la planche à roulettes" is the French translation for the term "skateboarding".

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39. Tired

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The correct answer is "fatigué, fatiguée" because it represents the translation of the word "tired" in French. In French, adjectives agree in gender with the noun they modify, so "fatigué" is used for masculine nouns and "fatiguée" is used for feminine nouns. Therefore, both options are correct depending on the gender of the noun being described.

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40. Good health

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The correct answer is "bonne santé, la bonne santé". This is because "bonne santé" translates to "good health" in English, and "la bonne santé" translates to "the good health". Both phrases convey the same meaning, but "la bonne santé" includes the definite article "la" which indicates a specific or emphasized form of good health.

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41. I am in bad health.

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The correct answer is "Je suis en mauvaise santé." because it is the correct translation of the given statement "I am in bad health." in French. Both phrases have the same meaning and convey the idea that the person is not feeling well or is experiencing health issues.

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42. To have a backache

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43. Where does it hurt?

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Both "Où est-ce que tu as mal?" and "Où as-tu mal?" are correct answers. They both mean "Where does it hurt?" in French. The only difference is the word order. "Où est-ce que tu as mal?" follows a more formal structure, while "Où as-tu mal?" is a more informal way of asking the same question.

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Sick
Back (of the body)
To run
To feel
To bend
Hair
Fingers
Body
Arm
Better
Nose
 in shape
Neck
Eyes
Swimming
La voile
The flu
Athletic
Knee
Mouth
A tooth
Waterskiing
Horseback riding
Mountain biking
Past participle of courir
To practice
I feel well.
Heart
Skating
A cold
Hand
Hiking
Face
An eye
To have a headache
To hurt somewhere
Shoulder
Skateboarding
Tired
Good health
I am in bad health.
To have a backache
Where does it hurt?
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