Grade 7 french – Listening for Information Quiz

1. In the French sentence "Je mange une pomme.", which word is the verb?

Je
pomme
une pomme
mange
Explanation:

"Mange" is the verb (from manger = to eat) in the present tense; the others are subject or object words.

2. In "Elle regarde la télé.", which part is the direct object?

la
regarde
Elle
la télé
Explanation:

"La télé" (the television) receives the action of the verb regarder, so it is the direct object.

3. Which word is the feminine singular definite article in "la maison"?

la
les
maison
le
Explanation:

"La" is the definite article used with feminine singular nouns like "maison".

4. Which adjective form should you use for 'tall' with "une fille"?

grand
grande
grands
grandes
Explanation:

The noun "fille" is feminine singular, so the adjective must agree: "grande" (feminine singular).

5. Which sentence is in the passé composé (past tense)?

Je mangeais
Je mangerai
Je mange
J'ai mangé
Explanation:

Passé composé is formed with an auxiliary (ici "ai") + past participle ("mangé"): "J'ai mangé" = I ate.

6. Which sentence is in the futur proche ('near future')?

Je joue
J'ai joué
Je jouerai
Je vais jouer
Explanation:

Futur proche is formed with "aller" in present + infinitive: "Je vais jouer" = I am going to play.

7. In the negative sentence "Il ne parle pas.", which elements make the negation?

pas...il
ne...pas
il...parle
ne...parle
Explanation:

French standard negation uses the pair "ne" before the verb and "pas" after it: "Il ne parle pas."

8. Which pronoun replaces the direct object "la pomme"?

y
le
lui
la
Explanation:

For a feminine singular direct object like "la pomme", the direct object pronoun is "la".

9. Which subject pronoun matches "mes amis" (my friends) when the group is all boys or mixed?

ils
nous
vous
elles
Explanation:

"Mes amis" (masculine or mixed group) uses the subject pronoun "ils".

10. How do you write 'the school' in French (correct contraction)?

l'école
les école
le école
la école
Explanation:

Before a vowel or mute h, "le" or "la" becomes "l'": "l'école" is correct.

11. Which form of "beau" is correct before the masculine noun "ami" (friend)?

bel ami
belle ami
beaux ami
beau ami
Explanation:

Before a masculine singular noun starting with a vowel, "beau" becomes "bel": "bel ami."

12. Which preposition is used to say 'to' or 'in' a city like Nairobi: '___ Nairobi'?

au
Ă 
en
chez
Explanation:

For cities, French uses "Ă ": "Ă  Nairobi." ("en" is used for feminine countries, "au" for masculine countries.)

13. Which possessive adjective is correct for "our house" (one house)?

nos
leurs
votre
notre
Explanation:

"Maison" is singular, so the singular possessive "notre" (our) is correct: "notre maison."

14. In "Il lui parle.", which word is the indirect object pronoun?

il
Il parle
parle
lui
Explanation:

"Lui" is the indirect object pronoun meaning 'to him/to her' receiving the action of parler.

15. Which imperative is polite/formal to say 'Come!' to an adult or group?

Viens!
Aller!
Vas!
Venez!
Explanation:

"Venez!" is the polite or plural imperative (from "vous") meaning 'Come!'; "Viens!" is informal (tu).

16. Which sentence uses the pronoun 'y' correctly to mean 'there'?

J'en vais
J'y vais
Je y vais
JĂ  vais
Explanation:

"Y" replaces a place introduced by Ă  and is placed before the verb: "J'y vais" = I am going there.

17. Which sentence correctly means 'I ate nothing'?

Je n'ai pas rien mangé
Je rien ai mangé
Je n'ai rien mangé
Je ai rien mangé
Explanation:

To say 'nothing' after the verb in past tense you use "ne ... rien" with the auxiliary: "Je n'ai rien mangé."

18. Which pronoun replaces "Ă  mes parents" as an indirect object?

leur
les
lui
y
Explanation:

"À mes parents" (to my parents) is plural indirect object, replaced by "leur" (to them).

19. Which sentence shows correct agreement of the past participle with a feminine subject using ĂȘtre?

Elle a allé
Elle est allée
Elle a allée
Elle est allé
Explanation:

With ĂȘtre, the past participle agrees with the subject: feminine singular adds -e: "allĂ©e."

20. Which is the correct way to ask 'Do you like football?' using "est-ce que"?

Tu est-ce que aimes le foot?
Est-ce que aimes-tu le foot?
Aimes-tu est-ce que le foot?
Est-ce que tu aimes le foot?
Explanation:

"Est-ce que" is placed before the subject and verb: "Est-ce que tu aimes le foot?"

21. How do you say 'I want to play' in French?

Je veux jouerai
Je veux joué
Je veux jouer
Je vouloir jouer
Explanation:

After "veux" (want) you use the infinitive: "Je veux jouer" = I want to play.

22. In "Nous chantons une chanson.", which word is the subject?

chanson
Nous
chantons
une chanson
Explanation:

"Nous" is the subject pronoun (we) performing the action of the verb "chantons."

23. Which article is the definite plural article in French?

les
la
le
des
Explanation:

"Les" is the definite plural article (the), used for plural nouns: "les chats."

24. Which subject pronoun should you use for a group of only girls (e.g., "mes sƓurs")?

nous
elles
ils
on
Explanation:

"Elles" is the subject pronoun for an all-female plural group: "mes sƓurs" → "elles."

25. Which sentence shows correct agreement of the adjective with the plural noun "les fleurs"?

Les fleurs sont belles
Les fleurs sont belle
Les fleurs sont beau
Les fleurs est belles
Explanation:

Plural feminine noun "les fleurs" requires adjective in plural feminine form "belles" and correct verb form "sont."

26. Choose the grammatically correct sentence for saying 'She is my sister' in French.

Elle est ma soeur
Il est ma soeur
Elle est mon soeur
Elle est mes soeur
Explanation:

Sister (soeur) is feminine singular, so the possessive adjective must be 'ma' and the subject is 'elle'.

27. Which sentence correctly asks 'Do you play football?' using 'tu' in French?

Est-ce que tu joues au football ?
Tu est joué au football ?
Tu joues au football ?
Joues-tu au football ?
Explanation:

'Est-ce que' is a correct way to form a yes/no question; the verb conjugation 'tu joues' is correct and the sport takes 'au'.

28. Choose the correct negative form of 'Il mange une pomme.'

Il n' mange pas une pomme.
Il ne mange pas une pomme.
Il ne mange pas de pomme.
Il mange pas une pomme.
Explanation:

In a negative sentence with an indefinite article, 'une' becomes 'de': 'ne ... pas de'.

29. Which choice correctly shows the plural of 'le livre'?

les le livres
les livre
les livreses
les livres
Explanation:

The plural of 'le livre' adds -s to the noun and the definite article becomes 'les'.

30. Choose the correct form of the verb 'aller' for 'Nous' in present tense ('We go').

Nous va
Nous allez
Nous vont
Nous allons
Explanation:

'Aller' conjugated with 'nous' is 'allons' (nous allons).

31. Which sentence correctly uses the feminine adjective form of 'grand' with 'une maison'?

Une grandes maison
Une grande maison
Une grand maison
Une maison grande
Explanation:

Adjective 'grand' becomes 'grande' for feminine singular and usually comes after or before; 'une grande maison' is correct.

32. Choose the correct possessive for 'my (masculine) book' in French.

Mon livre
Le livre de moi
Ma livre
Mes livre
Explanation:

'Livre' is masculine singular, so use 'mon' for 'my'.

33. Which is the correct translation of 'They (feminine) are happy'?

Elles sont content
Elles sont contentes
Ils sont contente
Ils sont contentes
Explanation:

Subject 'elles' is feminine plural so the adjective must agree: 'contentes'.

34. Choose the correct way to say 'I am 12 years old' in French.

J'ai 12 ans
Je ai 12 ans
Je suis 12 ans
Je ĂȘtre 12 ans
Explanation:

Age in French uses 'avoir': 'J'ai 12 ans'.

35. Which sentence correctly uses the partitive article for 'I want some bread'?

Je veux de pain
Je veux des pain
Je veux le pain
Je veux du pain
Explanation:

For an unspecified quantity of a masculine uncountable noun like 'pain', use the partitive 'du'.

36. Choose the correct object pronoun to replace 'Ă  Paris' in 'Il va Ă  Paris' (He goes there).

Il le va
Il en va
Il la va
Il y va
Explanation:

Use 'y' to replace a place introduced by 'Ă ': 'Il y va'.

37. Which sentence correctly forms the question 'What is your name?' in French (informal)?

Comment t'appelles-tu ?
Quel est ton nom-tu ?
Comment s'appelle-tu ?
Comment tu t'appelles ?
Explanation:

Formal inversion: 'Comment t'appelles-tu ?' or 'Comment tu t'appelles ?' are both used; here the inverted form is correct for a question.

38. Choose the correct conjugation: 'I speak' in French is:

Je parle
Je parles
Je parlez
Je parlons
Explanation:

First person singular of 'parler' is 'je parle'.

39. Which choice correctly uses 'Ă ' or 'au' for 'I go to Kenya' in French?

Je vais Ă  Kenya
Je vais en Kenya
Je vais au Kenya
Je vais la Kenya
Explanation:

Country 'Kenya' is masculine and takes 'au' (Ă  + le): 'au Kenya'.

40. Choose the correct imperative (command) for 'Listen!' informal singular.

Écoutez !
Écoute !
Écouter !
Tu écoute !
Explanation:

Imperative for 'tu' of 'Ă©couter' is 'Écoute !' for an informal command.

41. Which sentence correctly uses the reflexive verb for 'I get up'?

Je me levé
Je me levons
Je me lĂšve
Je me lever
Explanation:

Reflexive verb 'se lever' conjugated for 'je' is 'je me lĂšve'.

42. Choose the correct translation of 'There is a dog' in French.

C'est un chien
Y a un chien
Il est un chien
Il y a un chien
Explanation:

'There is' is expressed as 'Il y a' followed by 'un chien'.

43. Which choice correctly forms the near future 'I am going to eat' in French?

Je vais mangé
Je allé manger
Je vais manger
Je suis manger
Explanation:

Near future uses 'aller' in present + infinitive: 'Je vais manger'.

44. Choose the sentence with correct agreement: 'My friends (masculine) are funny.'

Mes amis sont drĂŽle
Mes amis sont drĂŽles
Mes amis est drĂŽle
Mon amis sont drĂŽle
Explanation:

'Amis' (plural) uses plural possessive 'mes' and adjective must be plural 'drĂŽles'.

45. Which sentence correctly uses 'en' to replace 'de la soupe' in 'Tu veux de la soupe?'

Oui, je veux en
Oui, je le veux
Oui, j'en veux
Oui, j'y veux
Explanation:

'En' replaces partitive phrases introduced by 'de': 'j'en veux' = 'I want some (of it)'.

46. Choose the correct form of the adjective 'beau' for 'a beautiful girl'.

Une belles fille
Un belle fille
Une belle fille
Une beau fille
Explanation:

'Fille' is feminine singular, so 'beau' becomes 'belle'.

47. Which sentence correctly asks 'Where are you going?' using 'tu'?

OĂč tu vas ?
OĂč vas-tu ?
OĂč va-tu ?
OĂč vas tu ?
Explanation:

Correct inversion for 'tu' with 'aller' is 'OĂč vas-tu ?' (accent and hyphen needed).

48. Choose the correct translation for 'She has three sisters'.

Elle a trois soeurs
Elle est trois soeurs
Elle a trois soeur
Elle ont trois soeurs
Explanation:

Third person singular 'elle a' is correct and 'soeurs' plural takes -s. (In French proper spelling uses 'sƓurs'.)

49. Which sentence correctly uses the contracted form before a vowel: 'I have an idea'?

J ai une idée
Je'ai une idée
Je ai une idée
J'ai une idée
Explanation:

The subject 'je' contracts with 'ai' to 'J'' before a vowel: 'J'ai une idée'.

50. Choose the correct translation of 'We do not understand' in French.

Nous ne comprenons pas pas
Nous ne comprenons pas
Nous ne comprend pas
Nous comprenons pas
Explanation:

First person plural of 'comprendre' is 'nous comprenons'; negative is 'ne ... pas'.