Parts of Body/Health
It's on the center of your face.
What is le nez?
Often referred to as "Man's best friend".
What is le chien?
This is where people go to purchase food.
What is un supermarché?
What is boire?
Mrs. Larmer has three of these.
What is les enfants?
This animal is known to have 9 lives.
What is le chat?
This is where people go if they are unwell.
What is le bureau du médecin?
Some people believe this does NOT belong on pizza.
What is l'ananas?
These people are the most likely to spoil you.
Who are les grand-parents?
This body part is located between la tête and les épaules?
What is le cou?
This animal is known for being mischievous and having a love of bananas.
What is un singe?
This is where you would go if you had a flight to catch.
What is l'aéroport?
This food is generally part of a birthday celebration.
What is un gâteau?
Bart Simpson has two of these.
What are les soeurs?
This part of the body includes the largest bone in the body.
What is la jambe?
Students often mistake this animal to be a racoon when translating.
What is un requin?
This is what you would pack les vêtements in.
What is une valise?
The most commonly skipped meal of the day.
What is le petit-déjeuner?
If someone is a step-mother, in French they are known as this.
What is une belle-mère?
This part of the body includes a ball and socket joint.
What is la hanche?
This part of an animal allows it to fly.
What are des ailes?
This is the direction you would go if you were walking from the school to the Enniskillen General Store.
What is sud?
These two types of food should take up half your plate at any meal.
What are les fruits et les légumes?
This French verb is used when people share who they have in their family.
What is avoir?