French 3/3H: Semester 1 Exam Review: COVERS UNIT 6, 7, La

French 3/3H: Semester 1 Exam Review: COVERS UNIT 6, 7, La Maison Hantée, L’Affaire Des Bijoux
I.
Speaking (1-10): Teacher will fill in answers based on chosen assessment of student’s speaking
abilities.
II. Listening (11-18): PICTURES: You will look at pictures and decide which picture the phrase you
hear is related to
A.
Objects in a room
1. Éteindre(p.p=éteint)
2. Ouvrir (p.p=ouvert)
verbs
3. Dormir
4. Le bureau, la lampe, le fauteuil, le tapis, le lit, la chambre
B.
Clothing/Accessories
1. Une bague, en argent
2. Essayer
3. Un impermeable
4. Le tissue
5. Un chapeau
6. À carreaux
7. En cuir
8. Elle/il me plait
9. Trop longue
10. Elle/il me va
11. Des boucles d’oreilles
12. En solde
III. Reading: You will read:
A.
Household equipment/clothing: ads from different types of stores and decide what can
be purchased there
B. Rooms of a house: Floor plan of a house: Know rooms
C. Appartment ad:
1. Remember that the heading of an apartment ad is listed by the neighborhood in
which it’s located in Paris.
2. What kind of an apartment is a studio?
IV. Grammar
A. Object Pronouns
1. Location of object pronouns:
-avant l’auxiliaire (au passé compose)
-avant le verbe conjugé (au présent, à l’imparfait)
-avant l’infinitif (s’il y en a)
2. Use of pronouns
1. le=him, it
3. lui=to him, to her (look for à + 1 person)
2. la=her, it
4. leur=to them (look for à + more than one person)
5. y=there (replaces phrases that start with “à+ anything NOT a person or any
prepositional phrase of location like “dans ta chambre” or “chez moi”, etc.)
6.
en=replaces phrases that start with “de”, so it can translate into many different things
B. Passé Composé vs. Imparfait: Watch out for clue phrases
{imparfait=things that were happening, used to happen, describing the background
information, habitual actions that have no clear beginning or end}
{passé composé=abrupt actions that have happened a specific amount of times or that
clearly began and ended at more specific times}
1.
We drove my little brother to his baseball game.= Nous________________mon petit
frère à son match. (avons conduit, conduisions)
2.
What school did you used to go to? A quel lycée ___________?(es-tu allé, allais-tu)
3. We finished our project last week. Nous______________ nos projets la semaine
dernière. (finissions, avons fini)
4. I used to listen to the Backstreet Boys when I was ten. J’__________________les
Backstreet Boys quand j’___________ 10 ans.
a.
b.
c.
d.
écoutais, étais
ai écouté; étais
ai écouté; ai été
écoutais; ai été)
C. Adjectfs (Forms and Comparative)
*Adjective should match the subject in comparative
*plus bon(ne)(s)=meilleur(e)(s)
D. Adverbs: usually add -ment
a. Bien=well; mieux= better (MIEUX =PLUS BIEN)
b. Mal=poorly (“mauvais” is NOT an adverb)
E.
Demonstrative Pronouns/Interrogative Pronouns [What’s the gender of : gants,
costume, jupes, chaussures??]
a. Celui, celle=the one
b. Ceux, celles=the ones
*gender clues are all over this section!
a.Lequel, laquelle=which one
*gender clues are all over this section!
b.Lesquels, lesquelles=which ones
V. Vocabulary
Cher
bon marché
moche
rapide
Facile
difficile
léger
lourd
Fatigué
faible
étroit
en solde
Portefeuille
bijou
bague
cravate
Chemise
chapeau
chemisier
robe
Jupe
évier
grille-pain
four
Lavabo
fauteuil
lit
lave-vaisselle
Baignoire
meuble
immeuble
un living
Placard
cuisinière
clé
douche
*Fermer
*mettre
éteindre
sous-sol
Cave
toit
escaliers
couloirs
Cuir
velours
cotton
bracelet
Ceinture
marron*
La Maison Hantée:
Flashlight-_______________________________________________
Owl-______________________________________________________
Spider web-________________________________________________
Empty-_____________________________________________________
In that case-____________________________________________________
IMPORTANT PAGES:
Vocabulary: Use text pages 358-366 (Unit 6, La Maison Hantée)
Use text pages 408-420 (Unit 7, L’Affaire Des Bijoux)
Self-Tests: Text pages 358-359 (Unit 6)
Text pages 406-407 (Unit 7)
Reading/Culture Practice:
Workbook pages 219-227
Workbook pages 253-263