French Food Vocab 2
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French Food Vocab 2 quiz enhances vocabulary skills by focusing on French translations of common fruits and vegetables. It assesses understanding of basic French food terms, relevant for learners interested in French language and culture.
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I would like...
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Give me (informal)
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Sandwich
Explanation
In French, the word "sandwich" is masculine. Therefore, the correct way to say "a sandwich" in French is "un sandwich."Rate this question:
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Salad
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Banana
Explanation
The given answer "une banane" is the correct translation of the word "banana" in French. In French, nouns have genders, and "banane" is a feminine noun. Therefore, the correct article to use with it is "une" which means "a" or "an" in English.Rate this question:
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Tomato
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The given answer "une tomate" is the correct translation of the word "tomato" in French.Rate this question:
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Tea
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Un steak
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The given question and answer suggest that "un steak" and "steak" are the same thing. The word "un" is the indefinite article in French, which means "a" or "an" in English. Therefore, "un steak" translates to "a steak" in English. Since the English translation of "un steak" is "steak," the answer is "steak."Rate this question:
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Hot dog
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Pie
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Cake
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The given answer "un gateau" is the correct translation of the word "cake" in French.Rate this question:
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Grape juice
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The given correct answer "un jus de raisin" is the French translation for "grape juice". This suggests that the question is asking for the translation of the phrase "grape juice" into French.Rate this question:
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Apple
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The given answer "une pomme" is the French translation of the English word "apple".Rate this question:
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Eggs
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Tomato juice
Explanation
The given answer "un jus de tomate" is the correct translation of "tomato juice" in French. It accurately conveys the meaning of the original phrase.Rate this question:
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Coffee
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The given answer "un cafe" is the correct translation of the word "coffee" in Spanish. In Spanish, "un cafe" means "a coffee" in English.Rate this question:
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Dinner
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Pork
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The given answer "un porc" is the correct translation of the word "pork" in French. In French, "porc" means "pork" or "pig". Therefore, the correct translation of "pork" to French is "un porc".Rate this question:
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Icecream
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The given question and answer are related to the translation of the word "ice cream" in French, which is "une glace".Rate this question:
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Soup
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Really
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Apple juice
Explanation
The given answer "un jus de pomme" is the correct translation of "apple juice" in French.Rate this question:
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Give me (formal)
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The given correct answer "donnez-moi" is the correct translation of the phrase "give me" in French. It is a formal way of requesting someone to give something to you.Rate this question:
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Egg
Explanation
The correct answer is "un oeuf" because it is the French translation of the word "egg".Rate this question:
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I am hungry
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The given answer "J'ai faim" is the correct translation of the phrase "I am hungry" from English to French. In French, "J'ai" means "I have" and "faim" means "hunger". So, when combined, the phrase "J'ai faim" translates to "I have hunger" which is the equivalent of "I am hungry" in English.Rate this question:
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Crepe
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Omelet
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The given correct answer is "une omelette". This answer is correct because it is the correct translation of the word "omelet" in French. In French, the word "omelette" is feminine, so it is preceded by the feminine article "une".Rate this question:
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Pear
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Potato
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Vegetables
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The correct answer is "les legumes" because it is the French translation for "vegetables".Rate this question:
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Bread
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Dessert
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Duck
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Water
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Are you really thirsty?
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Grapes
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Chicken
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I am thirsty
Explanation
The given answer "j'ai soif" is the correct translation of the statement "I am thirsty" in French. It accurately conveys the meaning of the original phrase, indicating that the person is feeling the need to drink.Rate this question:
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Beverages
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The given correct answer "les boissons" is the French translation for the word "beverages".Rate this question:
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Tu as faim?
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The given answer "are you hungry" is the correct translation of the French question "Tu as faim?". In French, "as" is the second person singular form of the verb "avoir" (to have), and "faim" means hungry. Therefore, the question is asking if the person is hungry.Rate this question:
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Snack
Explanation
The word "snack" in English translates to "un gouter" in French.Rate this question:
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Crescent
Explanation
The word "crescent" is translated to "un croissant" in French. "Un croissant" refers to a French pastry that is shaped like a crescent. Therefore, "un croissant" is the correct answer as it accurately translates the word "crescent" in French.Rate this question:
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Green beans
Explanation
The given answer "les haricots verts" is the French translation for "green beans".Rate this question:
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Jam
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Orange juice
Explanation
The given correct answer "un jus d'orange" is a French translation of the term "orange juice". It accurately represents the meaning of the original term in French, where "un" means "a" and "jus d'orange" means "orange juice". This translation maintains the same word order and conveys the same idea as the original term.Rate this question:
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Are you thirsty?
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The given answer "Tu as soif?" is correct because it is a direct translation of the question "Are you thirsty?" from English to French. "Tu" is the informal form of "you" in French, "as" means "are" and "soif" means "thirsty". Therefore, the answer accurately captures the meaning of the original question in French.Rate this question:
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Lunch
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The word "lunch" is translated to French as "un dejeuner."Rate this question:
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Lemonade
Explanation
The given correct answer "une limonade" is the French translation of the word "lemonade". In French, "une" is the feminine form of the indefinite article "a" or "an", and "limonade" is the word for lemonade. Therefore, "une limonade" is the correct way to say "a lemonade" in French.Rate this question:
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