French: Personal World Quiz (Revision)

The correct answer is "How old are you?" because the question "Tu as quel âge?" translates to "How old are you?" in English. The other options provided are incorrect as they ask for different information such as where the person lives or their name.

The question "Ton frère, il a quel âge?" translates to "How old is your brother?" in English. Therefore, the correct answer is "How old is your brother?"

The question "Tu habites où?" is asking for the person's place of residence or where they live. This is different from the other options which ask about age and name. Therefore, the correct answer is "Where do you live?"

The correct answer is "Do you have a brother?" because the question "Tu as un frère ?" translates to "Do you have a brother?" in English. The other options, "Do you have an uncle?" and "Where is your brother?" do not accurately reflect the meaning of the original question.

The question "Tu as une souris?" is asking if the person has a mouse. The answer "Do you have a mouse?" is a correct interpretation of the question.

The correct answer is "What's your father's name?" because the question is asking for the name of the person's father. The other options do not pertain to the question being asked.

The question "Tu es français?" is in French and translates to "Are you French?" in English. The correct answer to this question is "Are you French?" as it directly corresponds to the question being asked. The other options, "Do you like French?" and "Have you been to France?" do not accurately reflect the question being asked.

The correct answer is "Do you have any pets?" because the question "Tu as des animaux chez toi?" translates to "Do you have any animals at your place?" or "Do you have any pets?" Therefore, the answer that best corresponds to the question is "Do you have any pets?"

The question "Tu aimes le français?" directly translates to "Do you like French?" in English. It is asking about the person's preference for the French language, rather than their nationality or the location of France.

The question is asking for information about the father's characteristics or personality, not his name. The phrase "Ton père, il est comment ?" translates to "What is your father like?" This question is seeking details about the father's traits or qualities rather than his name.