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100

Who wrote in one of its plays: “To be or not to be ?"

William Shakespeare.

100

Change this sentence into a question:

We went to the cinema yesterday. 

Did you go to the cinema yesterday?

100

Complete: (25pts each)

Toronto is in the province of ___, ___ (=country). It ___ the capital. The capital is ___.        

Toronto is in the province of Ontario, Canada. It isn’t the capital. The capital is Ottawa.        

100

Give minimum 4 symbols (numbers in green).

1: the Loch Ness Monster
2: a bagpipe
3: a kilt
4: sheep
5: an Irish dancer
6: a Celtic cross
7: the Book of Kells
8: a leprechaun

100

Complete with:

a. proper names (25pts)

b. an object personal pronoun (50pts)

c. a noun group (25pts)

Morgan and Kevin let ___ watch TV after dinner on Saturday nights.

Morgan and Kevin let 

a. Louisa and Tom

b. them

c. their children

watch TV after dinner on Saturday nights.

200

Read this tongue twister without any mispronunciations + translate it in French.

The cat catchers can’t catch caught cats.

Les attrapeurs de chats ne peuvent pas attraper des chats (déjà) attrapés.

200

What's the French for...

the underground, hurry, walk back home, miss the bus

50 points each

underground: le métro

hurry: se dépêcher

walk back home: rentrer à la maison à pied

miss the bus: rater/louper le bus

200

Observe and deduce:

maple, baseball, makeup, Ontario, reindeer, Nation, Canadian, state, population, USA.

They share the same sound: [eɪ]

200

How do you say "Il a été écrit en Latin" in English ?

It was written in Latin.

200

Complete: (for the %, approximate numbers are accepted)

The vast ___ (50pts) of American ___ (50pts) say they go online daily, __% (50pts) according to a 2015 report by the Pew Research Center. This includes __% (50pts) who say they are on their ___ (50pts) almost constantly.

The vast majority of American teenagers say they go online daily, 92% according to a 2015 report by the Pew Research Center. This includes 24% who say they are on their devices almost constantly.

300

What is the corresponding expression in English, and its equivalent in French ?

Meaning: describes a person who is very vain, proud, or arrogant.

(as) proud as a peacock: fier comme un coq/paon

Meaning: describes a person who is very vain, proud, or arrogant.

300

Give 3 expressions to make hypotheses.

(je pense...)

I think/I suppose/I imagine/I guess/I assume

300

Complete with superlativ forms and the correct preposition. (150pts each)

This is ___ ___ ___ (bel) place __ Canada. 

It’s ___ ___ (bien) year __ my life.

This is the most beautiful place in Canada.

It’s the best year of my life.

300

Answer this quesiton in English:

Que ferais-tu si tu étais millionaire ?

If I were a millionaire, I would + VB...

300

Complete with the correct word to do comparaisons.

100pts: ___(+) time; ___(-) time

50pts: ___(+) teenagers; ___ (+) phones

150pts: ___(-) computers; ___(-) people


more (+) time; less (-) time

more (+) teenagers; more (+) phones

fewer (-) computers; less (-) people

400

Find the quesiton again:

Have you ever dropped your phone on your face ?

400

Complete:

100pts: be → ___(sing.)/___(pl.) : être
50pts: ___→ had : ___; AUXiliaire
50pts: ___→ ___: poser ; mettre

100pts: find → ___: ___

be → was (sing.)/were (pl.) : être
have → had : avoir ; AUXiliaire
put put : poser ; mettre

find → found : trouver

400

Find the name of minimum 4 coins: (100pts each)

400

Where is Waterford ? (in its country - côte - and in relation to Cork) 

Waterford is on the east coast of the Republic of Ireland, and it's to the north east of Cork.

400

Look at this cartoon.
1. Who’s speaking? How do you know? (= justify) 300pts
2. What is the woman doing ? 100pts

1. The person who is speaking is the man because his mouth is open.

2. The woman is only listening to the man. 

/She’s looking at him.

500

Complete with BE or DO (present tense). (100pts each)

1. Where ___ you going? 

2. Why ___ I so tired? 

3. How ___ she doing? 

4. When ___ class begin? 

5. These keys ___ work. (negative)

1. Where are you going? 

2. Why am I so tired? 

3. How is she doing? 

4. When does class begin? 

5. These keys don’t work. 

500

Say this in English:

100pts: Adam a eu beaucoup de problèmes ce matin. 

150pts: D'abord, il ne s'est pas réveillé à l'heure 

150pts: car son réveil n'a pas sonné.

Adam had a lot of problems this morning. First, he didn’t wake up on time because his alarm clock didn’t ring.

500

Complete in English:

Le terme «aborigène» («aborigine» en anglais) désigne les premiers peuples, les premiers habitants d’un lieu. Pour le Canada, on parlera de « Aboriginal Canadians » (les « First Canadians ») et cela fait référence à trois peuples :

- les ’’Indiens’’ (dits d’Amérique, ou « Amérindiens») : «___ ___» (200pts)

- les Inuits : « ___ ___ » (150pts)

- et les descendants à la fois d’Indiens et d’Européens: « ___ ___ ». (150pts)

Le terme «aborigène» («aborigine» en anglais) désigne les premiers peuples, les premiers habitants d’un lieu. Pour le Canada, on parlera de « Aboriginal Canadians » (les « First Canadians ») et cela fait référence à trois peuples :

- les ’’Indiens’’ (dits d’Amérique, ou « Amérindiens») : «First Nations »

- les Inuits : « Inuit people »

- et les descendants à la fois d’Indiens et d’Européens: « Métis people ».

500

Complete:

1. This is ___. (50pts) This monument is 5,200 years old which makes it ___ ___ (150pts) Stonehenge and the Great Pyramids of Giza ! 

2. It is a ___ ___ (100pts). It’s also called a tumulus, that is a burial mound.

3. This mound is 85m in diameter and 13m high. So it isn’t ___ ___ (150pts) the pyramids ! 

1. This is Newgrange. This monument is 5,200 years old which makes it older than Stonehenge and the Great Pyramids of Giza ! 

2. It is a passage tomb . It’s also called a tumulus, that is a burial mound.

3. This mound is 85m in diameter and 13m high. So it isn’t higher than the pyramids ! 

500

List minimum 5 adverbs in English, and give its meaning in French.

always, usually/frequently, often, sometimes, rarely/hardly ever, never

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