Vocabulary
Which one doesn’t belong? une bouteille de plongée, une combinaison de plongée, une baleine, la plongée sous-marine
une baleine (whale)
Conjugate: tu, donner
donne
What is the past participle of craindre?
craint
Do these verbs take an à, de, or nothing when followed by an infinitive?
pouvoir, devoir, aller, falloir, vouloir, préférer
nothing
Which American state was named after King Louis XIV?
Louisiana
Which vocab word isn’t an extreme sport? un vélo tout terrain, faire de l'alpinisme, faire du canoë, parcourir
parcourir (to travel across)
Conjugate: nous, finir
finisons, finissons, finisse, finions
finissons
What are two ways to express fear using the subjunctive mood?
avoir peur que, Je crains que
Do these verbs take an à, de, or nothing when followed by an infinitive?
choisir, conseiller, craindre, dire, essayer, oublier, avoir raison
de
Where is it forbidden to step in French parks?
on the grass
Which word fits best in the blank?: Vous choisissez une personne qui travaille au zoo pour vous guider à travers l’aquarium ______.
un iguane, une méduse, un castor
une méduse
Conjugate: vous, avoir
ayez
Make all necessary changes for this sentence (the words are already in order): Je / craindre / que / tu / être / malade
Je crains que tu sois malade.
Do these verbs take an à, de, or nothing when followed by an infinitive?
s’amuser, apprendre, arriver, commencer, penser, aider
à
From which French ruler’s “Code” are some Louisiana laws based on?
Napoleon, Napoleon Code
This animal stung you by the flowers in front of your house… Which animal was it?!
une abeille, une guêpe
What are the three forms that verbs can be conjugated with in the imperative?
List all the subjunctive endings.
-e, -es, -e, -ions, -iez, -ent
Make the necessary changes for this sentence (the words are already in the right order): Je / aller / voir / les / dauphins / à / le / zoo
Je vais voir les dauphins au zoo.
In Louisiana, there are no counties. Instead, they use a different word. What is that word?
Parishes
You are giving your friend encouragement during your basketball game, what phrase do you use?
J'ai le vertige., Courage!, Tu y es presque!, C'est à environ...de/d
Courage!
Conjugate: vous, vouloir
veuillez
What’s the difference between using avoir peur de and avoir peur que?
Avoir peur de is in the indicative, translates to “being afraid of”; avoir peur que is subjunctive, translates to “being afraid that”
Using “venir de” followed by an infinitive translates as..
“to have just ___”
What is the name of Canada’s most famous dog sledding race?
Great Odyssey