World Languages: French: Greetings, Numbers, and Days Worksheet

Question 1

Write the French word that means hello.

Accepted Answer

The French word for hello is bonjour.

Question 2

Draw a line to match each French greeting to its English meaning: bonjour, au revoir, salut. Meanings: goodbye, hello, hi.

Accepted Answer

Bonjour means hello, au revoir means goodbye, and salut means hi.

Question 3

You are leaving school at the end of the day. What French phrase could you say to mean goodbye?

Accepted Answer

You could say au revoir to mean goodbye.

Question 4

Write the French numbers for 1, 2, and 3.

Accepted Answer

The French numbers for 1, 2, and 3 are un, deux, and trois.

Question 5

Count the apples in French: 4 apples.

Accepted Answer

Four apples in French is quatre pommes.

Question 6

Fill in the missing French number: un, deux, trois, ___, cinq.

Accepted Answer

The missing French number is quatre because it comes after trois and before cinq.

Question 7

Write the French word for 7.

Accepted Answer

The French word for 7 is sept.

Question 8

Circle the correct French number for 10: huit, dix, six.

Accepted Answer

The correct French number for 10 is dix.

Question 9

Write the French day that means Monday.

Accepted Answer

The French day that means Monday is lundi.

Question 10

Fill in the missing day in French: lundi, mardi, ___, jeudi.

Accepted Answer

The missing day is mercredi because it comes after mardi and before jeudi.

Question 11

Look at a weekly calendar. If today is vendredi, what day is it in English?

Accepted Answer

Vendredi means Friday in English.

Question 12

Write one short French greeting sentence using bonjour and your name, such as Bonjour, je m'appelle Ana.

Accepted Answer

A correct answer could be Bonjour, je m'appelle Ana. This means Hello, my name is Ana.

World Languages: French: Greetings, Numbers, and Days