Classroom English
Geography
General knowledge
Grammar
Vocabulary
10

How do you say : écrire, souligner, entourer, surligner ?

Write, underline, circle, highlight

10

What is the capital city of England ?

London.

10

Who is President of the USA?

Donald Trump.

10

Say your name and your age.

My name is "..." and I am "..." (years old).

10

What is the date today?

Day, (the) ordinal number (of) Month

20

How do you say : Pouvez-vous répéter ?

Can you repeat?

20

Where is New York City?

In the USA (United States of America).

20

True or false: British students wear a uniform to school.

True.

20

How do you say : il y a un chat ?

There is a cat.

20

Name 5 family words.

Mother, father, sister, brother, uncle, aunt, cousin, grandparents, son, daughter, etc.

30

How do you say : écouter, regarder, trouver, demander ?

Listen (to), watch / look (at), find, ask

30

How do you say : the United Kingdom ?

le Royaume-Uni (Angleterre, Pays de Galles, Ecosse, Irlande du nord).

30

True or False: People speak English in India.

True. Hindi and English are 2 of the official languages in India.

30

How do you say : Je n'aime pas le chocolat ?

I don't like chocolate.

30

Name 5 pieces of clothing (vêtements).

Trousers, skirt, shirt, shoes, tie, jumper, blazer, scarf, cloak, tights, hat, gloves, socks, coat, etc.

40

How do you say : Je ne comprends pas ?

I don't understand.

40

Name three American cities.

Los Angeles, San Francisco, Denver, Memphis, Miami, Boston, Washington DC, Atlanta, Detroit, Portland, Springfield, Dallas, Nashville, Philadelphia, Chicago, Las Vegas, etc.

40

Name 1 famous American holyday / celebration.

Thanksgiving, Halloween (Irish), the 4th of July, Labor Day, etc.

40

List the personal pronouns.

I, you, he, she, it, we, they.

40

How do you say : devoirs à la maison ?

Homework.

50

How do you say : Je ne sais pas ?

I don't know.

50

What is the capital city of Australia?

Canberra.

50

True or false: Charles III (the third) is president of the UK.

False, he is the King (monarch).

50

List the possessive pronouns.

My, your, his, her, its, our their.

50

Name 5 adverbs of frequency.

Always, usually, often, sometimes, hardly ever, rarely, never.