French 2- Module 4 Exam

 


1. Review these vocabulary words and how they sound-

-un maillot de bain
-les tongs
-une crème solaire
-les lunettes de soleil
-un chapeau
-faire du surf
-un sac de plage
-un transat
-un parasol

*lesson 4.01. pages 2 & 5



2. Review these words and phrases to talk about the past-

-dernier/dernière
-hier
-je suis allé(e)
-il y a

*lesson 4.01, page 2
*lesson 4.04, page 3



3. Review what you know about these French athletes-

- Ruddy Lilian Thuram
- Christian Karembeu
- Rudy Gobert
-Teddy Riner

*lesson 4.01, page 7



4. Review what you know about New Caledonia and these topics-

-Les broussards
-Mont Panié
-Le trou bleu
-La fête du Bourail
-La flêche faîtière
-La chaine centrale

*lesson 4.01, page 4



5. Know how to use the Passe Compose form to talk in the past! (with avoir)

Here is what to remember about the passé composé:

It is composed of two verbs.

The first verb can be either avoir or être.

Most verbs use avoir as their helping verb.

avoir forms:

j'ai

tu as

il/elle/on a

nous avons

vous avez

ils/elles ont


The second verb is the past participle.

To form the past participle of -er verbs:

remove the -er ending and -add é


To form the past participle of -ir verbs:

remove the -ir ending and -add i


To form the past participle of -re verbs:

remove the -re ending and -add u


The passé composé formula:

avoir + past participle = passé composé


*lesson 4.01, page 3



6. Some verbs have irregular past participles. So, how do you form these verbs in the past?

Here is what to remember about verbs with irregular past participles:

avoir—to have = eu

courir—to run = couru

lire—to read = lu

être—to be = été

faire—to do/to make = fait

mettre—to put = mis

prendre—to take = pris

voir—to see = vu


Examples-

-J'ai mis mon bikini hier.
-J'ai fait un château de sable 

*lesson 4.01, page 6



7. Review these vocabulary words and how they sound-

-faire du ski
-un téléski
-une piste
-un anorak
-une écharpe
-un gant
-une moufle
-un bonnet
-descendre
-monter
-une fois
-l'autre jour
-d'abord

*lesson 4.02, pages 2 & 5



8. Review what you know about these skiing terms-

-Le ski de fond
-Les raquettes
-Black diamond
-Skelton sled
-Le ski alpin
-La luge

*lesson 4.02, page 4



9. Know how to use the Passe Compose form to talk in the past! (with être)

Here is what to remember about the passé composé with être:

Here are the être forms:
je suis
tu es
il/elle/on est
nous sommes
vous êtes
ils/elles sont

It is composed of two verbs:
passé composé = être + past participle of -er, -ir and -re verbs + agreement with the subject

To form the past participle, replace endings -er by é, -ir by i , and -re by u.

The subject determines the agreement:
masculine singular → does not change
feminine singular → add e
masculine plural or mixed gender → add s
feminine plural → add es

*lesson 4.02, page 3



10. But, when do we use passe compose with être instead of avoir???

Here is what to remember about some verbs of movement and remember that they use the verb être with regular and irregular past participles:

Use the acronym DR & MRS VANDERTRAMP
*Devenir—to become; devenu

*Revenir—to come back; revenu

Monter—to climb/to go up; monté

Rester—to stay; resté

Sortir—to go out; sorti

*Venir—to come; venu

Aller—to go; allé

*Naître—to be born; né

Descendre—to descend/to go down; descendu

Entrer—to enter; entré

Retourner—to return; retourné

Tomber—to fall; tombé

Rentrer—to go back; rentré

Arriver—to arrive; arrivé

*Mourir—to die; mort

Partir—to leave; parti

*These verbs have an irregular past participle; make sure you memorize them.


*lesson 4.02, page 6


11. More vocabulary words to know, and know how they sound-

-trouver
-chercher
-ensuite
-finalement
-pêcher
-faire du camping
-une randonnée
-un sentier
-un manteau
-une casquette
-un lac
-prendre des photos
-un champ

*lesson 4.04, pages 2 & 5



12. Make note of the situations in which we use Passe Compose! 

Here is how to remember when to use the passé composé with SAFE.

S—Specific action/event, Sequence of actions/events:
when talking about an action/event at a Specific moment
when talking about a Sequence of completed actions/events at a specific moment

A—Action interrupting something ongoing

F—Focus on the beginning or the end of an action/event:
stating the beginning or the end of the action/event

E—Enclosed action in a period of time: when talking about an action with a limited duration in the past.

*lesson 4.04, page 6



13. Review what you know about these locations-

-Le vieux Moulin
-Mont Saint-Michel
-Rocamadour
-La galerie des dames
-Le Plareau de Valensole
-Saint-Emilion

*lesson 4.04, page 4



14. More vocabulary words to know and how they sound-

-un mouton
-un dauphin
-un ours
-une mouette
-un écureuil
-un aigle
-un pingouin
-une chèvre
-un requin
-un cheval
-une vache
-un cochon
-un âne
-une grange
-un coquillage

*lesson 4.07, pages 2 & 4



15. Review what these question words mean-

-Où
-Quand
-Combien
-Comment

*lesson 4.07, page 3



16. Review what you know about these sports-

-La voltige
-La voile
-Le hockey sur glace
-Le curling

*lesson 4.07, page 5


17. Watch the video in the lesson- it appears on the exam!

*lesson 4.07, page 7


18. What the video in the lesson- it appears on the exam!

*lesson 4.04, page 9