Question

1. \je prends du poulet\ means...

a. i take some chicken
b. i buy chicken
c. i hate chicken
d. i see chicken

1. in french \la carte\ in a restaurant is...

a. the bill
b. the menu
c. the kitchen
d. the waiter

1. which is a fruit?

a. la poire
b. le pain
c. le fromage
d. la soupe

1. which means \where is the milk?\

a. où sont les laits?
b. où est le lait?
c. où dire le lait?
d. où aller lait?

1. which pronoun replaces \au marché\? hint: remember the pronoun \y\ is used for places and the pronoun \en\ for things/quantity of things.

a. en
b. y
c. le
d. lui

1. which pronoun replaces \du pain\? for instance: (i want some bread= j__ veux)

a. en
b. y
c. leur
d. me

1. choose the correct way to ask the question \eating\

a. est-ce que tu manges?
b. tu es-ce manges?
c. tu est manges?
d. est manger tu?
b. requests & pronouns (q56-65)

1. \jy vais\ means... (hint: remember your answer to question 53)

a. i eat it
b. i go there
c. i want it
d. i buy them

1. \jen veux\ means...

a. i want some
b. i go there
c. i see it
d. i buy it

1. which is a polite request?

a. donne-moi!
b. file ça!
c. sil vous plaît...
d. mange moi!

1. contraction: \à + le\ =?

a. à le
b. du
c. au
d. aux

Explanation:

Question 49

In French, "Je prends du poulet" breaks down as "Je" (I) + "prends" (take) + "du poulet" (some chicken). Option A matches this translation. Option B would be "Je achète du poulet", C is incorrect (hate is "déteste"), D is "Je vois du poulet".

In a French restaurant, "La carte" refers to the menu. "The bill" is "l’addition", "The kitchen" is "la cuisine", "The waiter" is "le serveur". So B is correct.

"La poire" is pear (a fruit). "Le pain" is bread, "Le fromage" is cheese, "La soupe" is soup. So A is the fruit.

Answer:

A. I take some chicken

Question 50