Unite 1

Question 1

Acide

Ce citron est trop acide!

Answer 1

Sour

Question 2

Ameré / Amère

Answer 2

Bitter

Question 3

Gramme(s)

Answer 3

Gram(s)

Question 4

Le gouter

Answer 4

Snack

Question 5

Piquant(e)

Answer 5

Spicy

Question 6

Salé(e)

Answer 6

Salty

Question 7

Salé(e)

Answer 7

Salty

Question 8

Sucré(e)

Answer 8

Sugary

Question 9

Une, Un = ….?
De la, Du, De l’=….? (Pluriel)

Answer 9

Des

Question 10

Le, La= …? (Pluriel)

Answer 10

Les

Question 11

1eme groupe Singulier = ?

Answer 11

Je

Question 12

2eme groupe Singulier = ?

Answer 12

Tu

Question 13

3eme Groupe Singulier

Answer 13

Il/Elle/On/Qui

Question 14

1eme Groupe Pluriel

Answer 14

Nous

Question 15

2eme Groupe Pluriel

Answer 15

Vous

Question 16

3eme Groupe Pluriel

Answer 16

Ils/ Elles

Question 17

Féculents

Answer 17

Grains

Question 18

Boissons

Answer 18

Drinks

Question 19

Produits Sucrés

Answer 19

Sugary Products

Question 20

Matières grasses

Answer 20

Fats

Question 21

Oeufs, viandes, Poisson

Answer 21

Eggs, Meat, and Fish

Question 22

Products Latiers

Answer 22

Milk Products

Question 23

Fruits et Légumes

Answer 23

Fruits and Vegetables

Question 24

Feminin forme du Marocain

Answer 24

Marocaine

Question 25

Masculin forme du Japonaise

Answer 25

Japonais

Question 26

Masculin forme du Anglais

Answer 26

Anglaise

Question 27

Feminin forme du Français

Answer 27

Française

Question 28

Feminin forme du Indien

Answer 28

Indienne

Question 29

Masculin forme du Sénéglaise

Answer 29

Sénéglais

Question 30

Pluriel forme de gauteau

Answer 30

Gauteaux

Question 31

Au - ?

Answer 31

Masculine Singulier

Question 32

À = ?

Answer 32

Feminin Singulier

Question 33

Aux= ?

Answer 33

Masculine et Feminin Pluriel

Question 34

Chez Moi

Answer 34

My house

Question 35

Chez *l’epicier**

Answer 35

At the Grocer

*Note that “Chez moi” and “Chez l’epicer” have two very different meanings. For example, Chez moi means my home/house. But on the other hand, Chez l’epicier means At the grocer, not grocer’s house, which would make perfectly nonsense.