French Vocab Quiz (Foods & Shopping)

The correct answer is "La banane" because it is the only option that translates to "banana" in French. The other options translate to "mushroom," "peach," and "bread" respectively.

The correct answer is "Le sucre" because the question is asking for the translation of the word "sugar" in French. "Le sucre" is the correct translation for "sugar" in French.

The correct answer is "La pomme" because it is the only word in the given options that is related to the word "Apple". "La pomme" is the French word for "Apple". The other options, "La farine", "Le poivron", and "Le sucre" are unrelated to the word "Apple" and do not make sense in this context.

The given answer is true because La patisserie is a bakery known for its cakes, and it is a common practice to go to a bakery when you need a cake for a birthday party. Therefore, it is logical to conclude that when you are going to have a birthday party and need a cake, you would go to La patisserie.

The correct answer is "La peche" because the word "peche" translates to "peach" in English. The other options are "Le poivron" (bell pepper), "La poire" (pear), and "La pomme" (apple), which are not the correct translations for "peach".

The correct answer is "La fraise" because "fraise" is the French word for "strawberry".

The statement says that you can get yogurt at la poissonnerie, which means "the fishmonger" in French. However, yogurt is not typically sold at a fishmonger's shop. Therefore, the statement is false.

The statement mentions that you can get dairy products at "la boucherie," which is a French term that translates to "the butcher." However, dairy products are typically associated with places like grocery stores or dairy farms, not butcher shops. Therefore, the statement is false.

The given statement is true. In French, to ask where the frozen foods are, you would say "Madame, les produits congelés, s'il vous plaît?" The phrase "les produits congelés" translates to "the frozen products" and "s'il vous plaît" means "please." Therefore, the correct answer is true.

L'epicerie is a term used in French to refer to a grocery store. Therefore, it can be inferred that you would go to l'epicerie to get your daily groceries. Hence, the statement is true.