39. which is an -ir verb?
a. regarder b. choisir c. attendre d. être
40. which is an -re verb?
a. parler b. finir c. vendre d. avoir
41. conjugate \aller\:
\je ______ en pace.\
a. vais b. va c. allez d. vont
42. conjugate \venir\:

ous ______ de la fête.\
a. vendez b. venons c. viens d. vont
43. correct use of the contraction \à + le\ (at the)
a. à le b. aux c. au d. à la
44. choose the masculine noun:
a. la table b. la voiture c. le livre d. les chaises
45. choose the correct adjective agreement:
a. un fille intelligent b. une fille intelligente c. une fille intelligents d. un fille intelligentes
unit 2 - healthy living (25 questions)
a. food, grocery shopping, menu (q46 - 55)
46. \je voudrais...\ means...
a. i see b. i want / i would like c. i think d. i dislike
47. which is partitive? hint: partitive article expresses part of something or some
a. le pain b. un pain c. du pain d. les pains
48. in french \un menu\ is...
a. a dessert b. a meal plan c. a restaurant menu d. a kitchen

Question

39. which is an -ir verb?
a. regarder  b. choisir  c. attendre  d. être
40. which is an -re verb?
a. parler  b. finir  c. vendre  d. avoir
41. conjugate \aller\:
\je ______ en pace.\
a. vais  b. va  c. allez  d. vont
42. conjugate \venir\:

ous ______ de la fête.\
a. vendez  b. venons  c. viens  d. vont
43. correct use of the contraction \à + le\ (at the)
a. à le  b. aux  c. au  d. à la
44. choose the masculine noun:
a. la table  b. la voiture  c. le livre  d. les chaises
45. choose the correct adjective agreement:
a. un fille intelligent  b. une fille intelligente  c. une fille intelligents  d. un fille intelligentes
unit 2 - healthy living (25 questions)
a. food, grocery shopping, menu (q46 - 55)
46. \je voudrais...\ means...
a. i see  b. i want / i would like  c. i think  d. i dislike
47. which is partitive? hint: partitive article expresses part of something or some
a. le pain  b. un pain  c. du pain  d. les pains
48. in french \un menu\ is...
a. a dessert  b. a meal plan  c. a restaurant menu  d. a kitchen

Accepted Answer

### Question 39:
# Brief Explanations:
To determine an -IR verb in French, we recall that -IR verbs have specific conjugation patterns. "Répondre" is a -RE verb, "Choisir" is an -IR verb (wait, no, "Choisir" is -IR? Wait, no, let's check: "Attendre" is -RE, "Être" is irregular. Wait, the options: A. Répondre (-RE), B. Choisir (-IR), C. Attendre (-RE), D. Être (irregular). Wait, maybe I made a mistake. Wait, the question is which is an -IR verb. Let's check French verb endings: -IR verbs like "finir", "choisir" (wait, "choisir" is -IR? Wait, "choisir" is conjugated as je choisis, tu choisis, etc. So among the options, B. Choisir? Wait, no, the options given: A. Répondre (ends with -dre, -RE verb), B. Choisir (ends with -ir, -IR verb), C. Attendre (-dre, -RE), D. Être (irregular). So the correct answer should be B. Choisir? Wait, but the original options: A. Répondre, B. Choisir, C. Attendre, D. Être. So the -IR verb is B. Choisir.
# Answer:
B. Choisir

### Question 40:
# Brief Explanations:
-RE verbs in French end with -re and have specific conjugations. "Paller" (maybe a typo, "Payer"? No), "Finir" is -IR, "Vendre" is -RE (conjugated as je vends, tu vends, etc.), "Avoir" is irregular. So among the options, C. Vendre is a -RE verb.
# Answer:
C. Vendre

### Question 41:
# Brief Explanations:
The verb "aller" is irregular. The conjugation for "Je" is "vais" (Je vais...). So the correct form is A. vais.
# Answer:
A. vais

### Question 42:
# Brief Explanations:
The verb "venir" (to come) has the conjugation for "Nous" as "venons" (Nous venons...). Let's check: je viens, tu viens, il/elle vient, nous venons, vous venez, ils/elles viennent. So the correct form is C. venons.
# Answer:
C. venons

### Question 43:
# Brief Explanations:
The contraction "à + le" is "au", "à + les" is "aux", "à + la" is "à la", "à + l'" is "à l'". The phrase is "à + le" (at the, where "le" is masculine singular). So "au" is the contraction of "à + le". So the correct answer is C. au.
# Answer:
C. au

### Question 44:
# Brief Explanations:
Masculine nouns in French: "La table" (feminine, la), "La voiture" (feminine, la), "Le livre" (masculine, le), "Les chaises" (feminine plural, les). So the masculine noun is C. Le livre.
# Answer:
C. Le livre

### Question 45:
# Brief Explanations:
Adjective agreement in French: for a feminine singular noun "une fille", the adjective "intelligent" (masculine) becomes "intelligente" (feminine singular). So "Une fille intelligente" (option B) is correct. "Un fille" is wrong (should be "une fille"), "Une fille intelligent" (adjective not agreeing), "Un fille intelligentes" (wrong gender and number). So the correct answer is B.
# Answer:
B. Une fille intelligente

### Question 46:
# Brief Explanations:
"Je voudrais..." is the conditional form of "vouloir", meaning "I would like" or "I want" (polite form). "I see" is "Je vois", "I think" is "Je pense", "I dislike" is "Je déteste". So the correct meaning is B. I want / I would like.
# Answer:
B. I want / I would like

### Question 47:
# Brief Explanations:
The partitive article in French expresses part of something. For masculine singular nouns, the partitive is "du" (de + le). "Le pain" is definite article, "Un pain" is indefinite, "Du pain" is partitive (some bread), "Les pains" is definite plural. So the partitive is C. Du pain.
# Answer:
C. Du pain

### Question 48:
# Brief Explanations:
In French, "Un menu" means "a restaurant menu". "A dessert" is "un dessert", "A meal plan" is "un plan de repas", "A kitchen" is "une cuisine". So the correct answer is C. A restaurant menu.
# Answer:
C. A restaurant menu

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