French I Chapter 2 Online Quiz

The correct answer is "lundi" because it is the French translation of the word "Monday".

The correct answer is "dimanche" because it is the translation of the word "Sunday" in French.

The correct answer is "en hiver" because it means "in winter" in French. The question is asking about when it snows, and the appropriate season for snowfall is winter.

The correct answer is "Il est dix heures." The question "Quelle heure est-il?" translates to "What time is it?" and the given answer states "It is ten o'clock." Therefore, the answer provides the appropriate response to the question by stating the current time.

The given question asks for the translation of the word "April" into French. The correct answer is "avril," which is the French translation of the word "April."

The correct answer is "Il fait beau" because it translates to "It's nice weather" which is the most appropriate translation for "It's beautiful weather". The other options "Il fait mauvais" (It's bad weather) and "Il fait du soleil" (It's sunny) do not accurately convey the meaning of the original phrase.

In the given conversation, the first person asks if the other person is hungry. The second person responds by saying "oui" which means "yes" in French. Then, the correct answer "je voudrais un sandwich" is given, which translates to "I would like a sandwich" in English. This response is appropriate as it directly answers the question and expresses the second person's desire for a sandwich.

Since you have two euros in your pocket and the ice cream costs three euros, you need to borrow one euro from your friend. Therefore, the correct answer is "Prête-moi un euro, s’il te plaît" which translates to "Lend me one euro, please" in English.

The correct answer is "le printemps, printemps" because it provides the correct translation of the word "Spring" in French. "Le printemps" is the literal translation of "Spring" and "printemps" is the word for "Spring" in French without the article.

The person is saying "À demain!" which means "See you tomorrow!" The correct response would be "à vendredi" which means "See you on Friday!" This implies that today is Thursday and they will see each other again on Friday.

The given series follows the pattern of adding increments of time to the original time of "huit heures." The first increment is "et quart" which means "and a quarter," indicating that it is 15 minutes past the hour. The second increment is "et demie" which means "and a half," indicating that it is 30 minutes past the hour. Therefore, the next term in the series would be "huit heures et demie," indicating that it is 30 minutes past the hour of 8.

The correct answer is "limonade" because the person is thirsty and would like a drink. "Limonade" is a popular beverage that is often chosen when someone is looking for a refreshing and thirst-quenching option.

The correct answer is "Il neige." This is the correct translation of the phrase "It's snowing." in French. The phrase "il neige" literally means "it snows" in English. The repetition of "il neige" in the answer is likely a mistake or redundancy.

The word "Translate" indicates that the question is asking for the translation of the word "July" in another language. The word "juillet" is the translation of "July" in French.

The correct answer is "Il coûte". This is the correct answer because it completes the question and provides the missing information. In French, when asking about the price of something, the appropriate response is to use the verb "coûter" (to cost) followed by the amount. In this case, "Il coûte" means "It costs" and is followed by the specific price of "deux euros cinquante" (two euros fifty).

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The correct answer is "Quel temps fait-il?" which means "How's the weather?" in French. The phrase is repeated twice in the answer, possibly to emphasize or confirm the question.

The correct answer is "croissant" because the person is asking what the other person wants, and in response, they are asking for a croissant.

The given series is in French and follows the pattern of stating the day of the week followed by the date in French. The dates are in ascending order, starting from the third of February and decreasing by one each day. Therefore, the missing date would be the first of February, which is expressed as "premier" in French.

The correct answer is "Donnez-moi". In this dialogue, the person is being asked what they would like to have. "Donnez-moi" is the appropriate response as it means "Give me" in French, indicating that the person would like to have something.

The given answer "il est trois heures et quart" is the correct translation of the phrase "It is a quarter past three" in French. In French, when indicating the time, "il est" is used to mean "it is", followed by the hour (trois heures) and the word "et" (and), and then "quart" (quarter) to indicate that it is 15 minutes past the hour. Therefore, the correct answer accurately translates the given phrase into French.

The correct answer is "salade" because the question is asking for what the person wants, and "salade" is the only option that makes sense in this context. "Steak" is a different type of food and is not a typical choice for a question about what someone wants.

The correct answer is "Quel jour est-ce?" because the question is asking for the day of the week, not the time. The phrase "C'est lundi" indicates that it is Monday, so the appropriate question would be "Quel jour est-ce?" which translates to "What day is it?"

The series is progressing in a chronological order of time. The first term "deux heures de l’après-midi" represents 2 o'clock in the afternoon, and the second term "une heure de l’après-midi" represents 1 o'clock in the afternoon. Therefore, the next term would logically be "midi", which represents 12 o'clock noon.

The correct answer is "à huit heures." This answer is correct because it directly answers the question "À quelle heure est le film?" which means "At what time is the movie?" The phrase "à huit heures" translates to "at eight o'clock" in English, indicating the specific time when the movie will be shown.