Mystery
Relations
Descriptions
Possessive Adjs.
Culture
100
I am tall, but he is short.
What is Je suis grand(e), mais il est petit.
100
la fille de la soeur de mon père
What is ma cousine?
100
She is tall and funny.
What is Elle est grande et marrante.
100
She is their daughter.
What is Elle est leur fille.
100
Je me souviens.
What is the motto of Québec?
200
My handsome uncle is funny.
What is Mon vieil oncle est marrant.
200
le fils du deuxième mari de ma mère
What is mon demi-frère?
200
You are your friend (male) are very shy.
What is Toi et ton ami, vous êtes très timides.
200
Bob and Jack, we have your book.
What is Bob et Jacques, nous avons (on a) votre livre.
200
Bonhomme
What is the mascot of the Carnaval de Québec?
300
L'oncle de la soeur de mon frère
What is mon oncle
300
Nous sommes cinq.
What is Vous êtes combien dans ta famille?
300
Suzanne is athletic but her step-mother is lazy.
What is Suzanne est sportive mais sa belle-mère est paresseuse.
300
The boys are his friends.
What is Les garçons sont leurs amis.
300
Tremblay, Roy, and Gagnon.
What are common family names (last names) in Québec?
400
"Je me souviens"
What is the motto of Québec?
400
Oui, j'ai deux grands chiens et un petit chat.
What is Tu as (Vous avez) un animal domestique?
400
My nephews are tiresome.
What is Mes neveux sont pénibles.
400
My father is their son and your uncle.
What is Mon père est leur fils et ton oncle.
400
motto, crest and shield (en français)
What is le blason familial?
500
Anne has long, red hair. Lisa is also (aussi) a red-head.
What is Elle a les cheveux longs et roux. Lisa est aussi une rousse.
500
la fille du fils unique de mon grand-père
What is ma soeur?
500
My beautiful, serious niece has a black and white dog.
What is Ma belle nièce sérieuse a un chien noir et blanc.
500
They (f.) are our teachers, and we are their students (f.).
What is Elles sont nos professeurs, et nous sommes leurs étudiantes.
500
Say three things about meal times and weekends in France.
What is 1) meals are eaten as a family; 2) school on Saturday mornings; 3) French don't really eat between meals; 4) kids meet their friends Sat. afternoons; 5) Sundays are family days.
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