C'est LA Rentree Quiz

The correct indefinite article to fill in the blank for the classroom object "regle" is "une." This is because "regle" is a feminine noun in French, and the indefinite article for feminine nouns is "une."

The correct answer for the given question is "des". In French, the indefinite article "des" is used before plural nouns, indicating an unspecified or unknown quantity of the noun. In this case, "livres" is the plural form of the noun "book", so "des" is the appropriate indefinite article to use.

The correct indefinite article to fill in the blank is "des." In French, the indefinite article "des" is used to indicate an unspecified or indefinite quantity of something. In this case, "cahiers" is the plural form of the word "cahier," which means "notebooks." Therefore, "des cahiers" translates to "some notebooks" or "a few notebooks."

The given question asks for the translation of the phrase "un sac" into English. The correct answer is "a bag".

The given French phrase "une regle" translates to "a ruler" in English.

The indefinite article "un" is used before singular masculine nouns in French. In this case, "crayon" is a masculine noun, so the correct indefinite article to use is "un".

The given phrase "un crayon" translates to "a pencil" in English.

The given phrase "une calculette" is translated into English as "a calculator."

The given phrase "Une livre" translates to "a book" in English.

The given answer "a pencil case" is correct because "une trousse" is translated as "a pencil case" in English.

The correct translation for "un cahier" into English is "a workbook".