Unit 1 Test French

The correct form of the verb "aller" in the third person singular is "va". In this sentence, "Nico" is the subject and the verb "aller" is used to indicate movement or going somewhere. Therefore, the correct answer is "va", which means "goes" in English.

The correct answer is "suis." In this sentence, Louis is expressing that he is an exceptional elephant. The verb "être" (to be) needs to be conjugated in the first-person singular form to match the subject "Je" (I). Therefore, the correct form of "être" is "suis."

The correct answer is "sommes" because it is the correct conjugation of the verb "être" in the present tense for the subject "nous" (we).

The correct answer is 39 because the passage states that Jacques is 39 years old and works as a mechanic. It does not provide any information about Nico's father's age, so we cannot determine his age based on the given information.

The correct answer is "suis" because it is the correct form of the verb "être" (to be) in the first person singular present tense. In this sentence, the speaker is expressing that they are almost dead, so they would use the first person singular form of the verb "être" which is "suis."

Nico and Louis travel to Montreal. This is evident from the sentence "Nico et Louis voyagent à Québec au Canada" which translates to "Nico and Louis travel to Quebec in Canada." Additionally, the sentence mentions that they visit an church called Notre Dame de Montréal, further confirming that they are in Montreal.

The correct answer is "est" because it is the correct form of the verb "être" (to be) in the third person singular form. In this sentence, "Louis est l'éléphant de Nico" translates to "Louis is Nico's elephant" in English.

The correct answer is "vais". In this sentence, the subject "je" is expressing the action of going to visit the cathedral. The verb "aller" means "to go" and is conjugated in the first person singular form "vais" to match the subject "je". Therefore, "vais" is the correct form of "aller" to complete the sentence.

The correct form of "aller" for the subject "tu" is "vas". In this sentence, the speaker is asking the person if they are going to visit the Notre Dame Cathedral in Montreal. "Vas" is the second person singular form of the verb "aller" in the present tense.

The correct form of "aller" in this sentence is "va". This is because "on" is a pronoun that is used to refer to a group of people or to mean "we" in a general sense. In this case, it is being used to suggest a possibility or a plan. The verb "aller" means "to go", and when conjugated for the pronoun "on", it becomes "va". Therefore, the sentence translates to "Perhaps we will go visit the Notre Dame de Montréal Cathedral together."

The passage states that Louis is not a normal elephant, but an exceptional one. This implies that Louis is unique, as the word "exceptional" suggests that he stands out from others of his kind. Therefore, it is obvious that Louis is a unique elephant.

Nico wants to be a famous actor. This is evident from the statement "Nico veut être un acteur très célèbre comme Shia LaBeouf" which translates to "Nico wants to be a very famous actor like Shia LaBeouf."

The correct answer is "allons". In this sentence, "Nico et moi" is the subject, and the verb "aller" (to go) needs to be conjugated to agree with the subject. The subject is the first person plural (we), so the correct form of "aller" is "allons".

The correct form of the verb "aller" in the third person plural is "vont." This is the appropriate form to use when referring to Louis et Nico, who are the subject of the sentence. "Vont" means "go" in English, and it agrees with the subject in both number (plural) and person (third person).

Nico's favorite past-time is taking pictures. This is evident from the information given in the passage that Nico enjoys taking photos and specifically takes pictures of his elephant, Louis, in various modes of transportation such as buses, planes, and metros. This indicates that photography is his preferred hobby and past-time.

Nico works with his father because the passage states that Nico works in a garage with his father, Jacques.

The passage does not mention anything about Louis leaving Nico in the church. It only states that Nico asks Louis to sit for five minutes and describes the church as a big, beautiful cathedral located in the city of Montréal.

The passage states that Louis wants to touch the statues with his tongue and elbows, but he doesn't touch them with either. Instead, he touches the statues with his trunk. The passage mentions that the trunk of an elephant is very good for touching statues, implying that Louis is an elephant and uses his trunk to touch the statues. Therefore, the correct answer is "With his trunk."

The given statement "Jacques is Nico's brother" is false because it is mentioned in the passage that Jacques is Nico's father.

The passage states that Nico works in a garage with his father, Jacques. This implies that Jacques is involved in the mechanics profession. Therefore, the statement "Jacques is a mechanic" is true.