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Les verbes au passé composé
100

In France, what is typically eaten for breakfast instead of eggs and bacon?

Bread or croissant with butter and jam, and a hot drink like café au lait

100

What country borders France to the east ?

la Suisse

100

Which of these words does not belong: un pantalon, une jupe, un stylo, un pull? Why?

Un stylo — it’s a pen, not clothing

100

What French holiday celebrates the storming of the Bastille?

Bastille Day (La fête nationale, July 14)

100

How do you say “I ate” in French using the verb manger?

J’ai mangé 

200

What is the difference between “le dîner” in France and in the U.S.?

In France, “le dîner” is the evening meal, often lighter and eaten later (around 8 PM)

200

What large river flows through Paris?

la Seine

200

What does the phrase “il y a” mean, and give one example of how it is used in a sentence.

“There is / there are” — Example: Il y a un chat dans la maison.

200

What is the French tradition of “la bise” and when is it used?

It’s the cheek kiss used as a greeting or farewell, typically among friends or family; the number of kisses varies by region.

200

What is the passé composé of aller with “nous”?

Nous sommes allé(e)s

300

You see “une quiche” on a menu. What is it, and what are two ingredients likely found in it?

A savory egg pie; typically includes eggs and cheese, often with ham or vegetables

300

What French island in the Mediterranean is the birthplace of Napoleon?

la Corse

300

What is the difference in meaning between “jour” and “journée”?

Both mean “day,” but “jour” is more neutral/specific (e.g., “Monday”), and “journée” emphasizes duration or experience (e.g., “a long day”)

300

In French schools, what is different about the school week compared to American schools?

Many French schools have classes on Saturday mornings and often have Wednesday afternoons off; the school day is also longer.

300

What is wrong with this sentence: Elle a tombé dans la rue? Correct it.

Elle est tombée dans la rue (uses être and adds agreement)

400

What is “le goûter” and who usually eats it in France?

An afternoon snack, typically eaten by children after school

400

What is the name of the mountain range between France and Spain?

The Pyrenees

400

What does the phrase “être en train de” mean? Use it in a short phrase in English and French.

It means “to be in the middle of doing something” — I’m doing my homework = Je suis en train de faire mes devoirs.

400

What does the French expression “avoir la pêche” mean?

To feel great / to be full of energy

400

Conjugate the verb prendre in the passé composé with “ils.”

Ils ont pris

500

You are at a French restaurant and see “menu à prix fixe.” What does this mean, and how is it different from ordering à la carte?

It means a fixed-price menu with several courses included; à la carte means paying for each item separately

500

Which region of France is famous for its wine production and châteaux?

La Vallée de la Loire

500

What’s the difference between “connaître” and “savoir” in French?

“Connaître” means to be familiar with people or places; “savoir” means to know facts or how to do something

500

What is the purpose of “la rentrée” in France, and what does it signify beyond just “back to school”?

“La rentrée” refers not only to the return to school but also to the restart of work, activities, politics, and cultural life after summer vacation. It’s a national period of renewal.

500

Translate this sentence into French: “We (feminine group) left late.”

Nous sommes parties tard.