Bonjour!

Ça va?

Do you know your French?

Au revoir!

Salut!

1. What does ‘Bonjour’ mean in French?

a. Goodbye

b. Hello

C. See you later

a. Happy Birthday!

2. How do you say ‘My name is…..?

a. Jem apelle

b. J’ai m’appelle

c. Je m’appelle

d. Je m’apple

3. What does ‘J’ai onze ans’ mean?

a. I have two brothers

b. I am eleven years old

c. I have eleven cats

d. I am an only child

4. How do you say ‘I live in Doncaster’?

a. J’habite à Doncaster

b. J’habite dans Doncaster

c. J’habbite en Doncaster

d. Je habite à Doncaster

5. ‘Il y a cinq personnes dans ma famille’.

How many people are in my family?

a. Seven

b. Four

c. Three

d. Five

6. ‘J’ai un chien et un chat.’What kind of pets have I got?

a. A rabbit and a dog

b. A fish and a hamster

c. A dog and a cat

d. A horse and a budgie

7. How do you say I like….?

a.J’aime

b.Je aime

c.J’amie

d.Je amie

8. How many of these activities do you know?

a. aller au cinéma

b. jouer au football

c. lire

d. faire du vélo

9. What is the correct number sequence?

a. Un, deux, quatre, cinq

b. Trois, quatre, cinq, sept

c. Huit, neuf, dix, onze

d. Six, sept, huit, dix

10. ‘Mon anniversaire c’est le vingt-cinq juillet’ When is my birthday?

a. 20 June

b. 14 May

c. 31 August

d. 25 July

Solutions

1. What does ‘Bonjour’ mean in French?

b. Hello

2. How do you say ‘My name is…..?

c: Je m’appelle

3. What does ‘J’ai onze ans’ mean?

b. I am eleven years old

4. How do you say ‘I live in Doncaster’?

a. J’habite à Doncaster

5. ‘Il y a cinq personnes dans ma famille’.

How many people are in my family?

d. Five

6. ‘J’ai un chien et un chat.’What kind of pets have I got?

c. A dog and a cat

7. How do you say I like….?

a. J’aime

8. How many of these activities do you know?

a. going to the cinema

b. playing football

c. reading

d. going cycling

9. What is the correct number sequence?

c. huit, neuf, dix, onze

10. ‘Mon anniversaire c’est le vingt-cinq juillet’ When is my birthday?

d. 25 July

Final task!

Have a go at writing a piece of text in French. You can use the

phrases we have looked at in this PowerPoint or you can use any

other French that you know. If you have a French dictionary you

could use it to look up any words that you may need. Keep it

simple and remember it doesn’t have to be true; just use the

French you know.

You could even bring it with you to Hayfield in September and

show your languages teacher

Bonne chance et à bientôt! (Good luck and see you soon!)

The Hayfield Languages Team