People in the Class
Vocabulaire
Le Passé Composé
Les expressions
Les pays francophones
100
Mme tends to call this person "tannant".
(Hint: He's always being told to turn around)
Stefano
100
What does "parfois" mean?
Sometimes
100
What is the verb "acheter" conjugated au passé composé with the subject "je"?
J'ai acheté
100
What does "faire la grasse matinée" mean?
To sleep in
100
Mme Humphries comes from this country. It's well known for son fromage (cheese) et son chocolat (chocolate).
Switzerland (la Suisse)
200
Leur nom se termine (ends) et commence (starts) par la même lettre.
Aria
200
What is un "souvenir"?
(Hint: in this case, I'm not talking about an object)
A memory
200
What is the verb "manger" conjugated au passé composé with the subject "tu"?
Tu as mangé
200
What does it mean to "faire la lessive"?
Do the laundry
200
The only officially French-speaking country in the Middle East:
Lebanon (le Liban)
300
The last four letters of this person's name appeared in a song that Mme played in class.
Isabella
300
What is un "collier"?
A necklace
300
What is the verb "finir" conjugated au passé composé with the subject "elles"?
Elles ont fini
300
What does it mean to "faire des devoirs"?
Do homework
300
The flag of this country is very similar to the flag of Ireland.
Ivory Coast / Côte d'Ivoire
400
This person wants to go to Madagascar.
Corvelle
400
How would you say "Sunday" in French?
Le dimanche
400
What is the verb "lire" conjugated au passé compose with the subject "vous"?
Vous avez lu
400
What does "mefie-toi" mean?
Watch out
400
This is the flag of which pays Francophone?
Benin
500
Out of all of us, cette personne est la plus vieille (the oldest).
Mme Humphries
500
What is une "verre"?
A glass
500
What is the verb "ouvrir" conjugated au passé composé with the subject "nous"?
Nous avons ouvert
500
What does "tais-toi" mean?
Shut up!
500
This is the outline of which pays francophone en Afrique?
Mali