Greetings, Introductions and Basic Phrases quizzes
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This page gathers French quizzes on greetings, introductions and everyday phrases. School students can practise asking names and using basic expressions, while teachers can find ready-made material for their classes. There are more than 10 quizzes, mostly suited to secondary-level study. Pick a quiz to get started.
Quizzes
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10 questionsUseful French phrases
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26 questionsPour Savoir
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50 questionsFrench Vocab - Personal information
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25 questionsQuiz For French
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17 questionsQuestions et Response - French
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10 questionsPhrases - Lesson 1 Phrases
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9 questionsIntro to French Quiz How do you say hello in French?
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10 questionsPhrases - Lesson 3 Select 'would you like a drink?'.
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11 questionsUntitled "Bonjour" means hello?
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14 questionsfrench quiz
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8 questionsIntroductions How do you say "My name is....?"
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31 questionsFrench How old are you?
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19 questionsFrench Quiz on Situations What does ca va mean?
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9 questionsUntitled What is the French for 'Hello'?
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2 questionsUntitled Comment vous appelez-vous?
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4 questionsBasic French Translate the following into French!
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5 questionsFrench Test #1 How are you? (general)
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3 questionsUntitled Which spells August
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1 questionsBeginner French
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2 questionsUntitled How do you say hello? (informal)
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1 questionsUntitled What are the mant ways that you can say hello in french?
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2 questionsFrench exercises lesson 1 (se presenter)
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1 questionsFrench revision quiz (2013) How do you say what is your name?
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These user-made quizzes offer different ways to practise short French questions and expressions. Intro to French Quiz asks about greetings and how to ask someone how they are. Introductions focuses on asking and giving names, while Quiz For French includes expressions for thanking someone and responding.
How to use the quizzes
Start with Intro to French Quiz if you want to check greetings first. Move on to Introductions for name questions, then try Pour Savoir for conversation phrases and formal and informal language.
After each quiz, revisit the questions you found difficult and try them again. If you want more time with individual words and phrases, switch to flashcards on the unit page before returning to a quiz. Teachers can also skim a quiz first to see whether its questions fit their class.
Choose a topic and give it a go.
Frequently asked questions
Which quiz is a good place to start?
Intro to French Quiz is a useful starting point for greetings and simple questions about how someone is. If you want to focus on names instead, Introductions asks how to say things such as “My name is” and “Her name is”.
What kinds of phrases do the quizzes cover?
The quizzes cover greetings, names, personal information and everyday expressions. Quiz For French includes ways to thank someone, while Pour Savoir asks about conversation phrases and formal and informal language. Useful French phrases includes expressions for giving an opinion.
Are the quizzes free to use?
Yes. Every quiz listed here is free to open, study and take without an account. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes. The listed resources were made by GoConqr users.