The French Language Quiz

The correct answer is "dix_ neuf" because when we add 2+2+8+7, we get 19. In French, 19 is pronounced as "dix-neuf" which means "ten-nine" in English. The underscore (_) is used to indicate the hyphen between "dix" and "neuf" in French. Therefore, "dix_ neuf" is the correct answer.

The correct answer is "aurevoir" because it is a common French phrase used to say goodbye when leaving someone or ending a conversation. "Bonjour" means hello and "bonsoir" means good evening, so they are not appropriate for taking leave.

The correct answer is "comment tu t'appelles ?" because it is the appropriate question to ask when you want to know someone's name. "je m'appelle Ali" is a statement that means "my name is Ali" and "c'est Ahmad" means "it is Ahmad" which is not relevant to asking for someone's name.

The correct answer is "il s' appelle comment ?" because it is the appropriate question to ask when you want to know someone's name. In the given conversation, the first person says "il s' appelle ALI," which means "he is called ALI." The second person then asks "il s' appelle comment ?," which translates to "what is he called?" This question prompts the first person to respond with their name, "je m' appelle mido," meaning "I am called mido."

The correct answer is "ça va ?" because it is a common way to ask someone about their well-being or state. It translates to "How are you?" in English. The other options, "ça va" and "je vais bien", are responses to this question, indicating that the person is doing fine.

The correct answer is "je m' appelle ziad" because the question asks for the person's name, and the response provided is "je m' appelle ziad," which means "my name is ziad" in English.

The correct answer is "ça va." This is because "ça va" is a common expression in French used to ask or answer about someone's well-being. It can be translated as "How are you?" or "I'm fine." In this context, the question is asking how to express one's state or condition, and "ça va" is the appropriate response.