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Vocabulaire I
Vocabulaire II
Questions/Negatifs
Imparfait
Culture/Histoire
100
Pocket money.
L'argent de poche.
100
A lie.
Un mensonge.
100
Translate into French: Where is she going?
Elle va où? Où va-t-elle? Où est-ce qu'elle va?
100
Translate into French: I used to have a dog.
J'avais un chien.
100
It is verlan for "bizarre".
Zarbie.
200
A cell phone.
Un portable.
200
The end.
La fin.
200
Translate into French: I never went to the club.
Je ne suis jamais allé à la boîte.
200
Translate into English: Nous rentrions toujours avant minuit.
We always returned before midnight.
200
Name the two champions described in "Difficle d'être champion."
Surya Bonaly et Mario Lemieux.
300
A taste/interest.
Un goût.
300
I like that.
Ça me plaît.
300
Translate into French: What time do you eat dinner?
A quelle heure est-ce que tu prends le dîner? Tu prends le dîner à quelle heure? Quand tu prends le dîner? Tu prends le dîner quand?
300
Translate into imperfect: Il a vu le match.
Il voyait le match.
300
This city has flip-flopped between being German or French territory numerous times over the past 200 years.
Strasbourg.
400
To disappear.
Disparaître.
400
To make a mistake.
Se tromper.
400
Translate into French: We spoke to no one.
Nous n'avons parlé à personne.
400
Translate into imparfait: You (plural) were taking the exam.
Vous preniez l'examen.
400
In the final reading of the chapter, what question was posed to "les jeunes"?
Is there equality between men and women in France?
500
To like something a lot.
Etre accro de.
500
Like usual/always.
Comme d'habitude.
500
Turn the following sentence into a question: He plays football.
Il fait du football? Il joue le football? Joue-t-il le football? Est-ce qu'il joue le football?
500
Translate into imparfait: They were finishing the homework. DOUBLE JEOPARDY
Ils finissaient les devoirs.
500
These are the two values that French "jeunes" find of the utmost importance?
La tolérance et l'honnêteté.