French Nationalities And Countries
8LF1 test
Questions and Answers
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England
Explanation
The given answer "Angleterre" is the French translation for "England".Rate this question:
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English (masculine/feminine)
Explanation
The correct answer is "Anglais/Anglaise" because in French, the word "Anglais" is used to refer to a male English person, while "Anglaise" is used to refer to a female English person. The gender of the person being referred to determines which form of the word to use.Rate this question:
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German (masculine/feminine)
Explanation
The correct answer is Allemend/Allemende. In German, the word "Allemend/Allemende" can be used to refer to a common land or meadow that is shared by the community. This term is used for both masculine and feminine genders in German.Rate this question:
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Spain
Explanation
The given answer "Espagne" is the French translation for "Spain". This suggests that the question is asking for the French word for Spain.Rate this question:
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Spanish (masculine/feminine)
Explanation
The given correct answer "Espagnol/Espagnole" is the correct way to refer to the Spanish language in both masculine and feminine forms in French. In French, adjectives must agree in gender with the noun they modify. Therefore, when referring to the Spanish language, "Espagnol" is used as the masculine form and "Espagnole" is used as the feminine form.Rate this question:
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Italy
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Italian (masculine/feminine)
Explanation
The given correct answer for this question is "Italien/Italiene." In Italian, the word for "Italian" can be used for both masculine and feminine genders. Therefore, "Italien" is used for masculine, and "Italiene" is used for feminine.Rate this question:
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Scotland
Explanation
Ecosse is the French word for Scotland. This suggests that the question is asking for the translation of the word "Scotland" into French. Therefore, the correct answer is Ecosse.Rate this question:
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