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Frage 1 Bericht
Ma maison se trouve_ du port.
Antwortdetails
The sentence Ma maison se trouve _ du port ("My house is located _ the port") needs a prepositional phrase that logically describes a spatial relationship between a house and a port.
The correct answer is à côté, meaning "next to" or "beside." The complete sentence reads: Ma maison se trouve à côté du port ("My house is located next to the port"). The expression à côté de is a standard locative prepositional phrase in French, and here du is the contraction of de + le (the port being masculine).
The other options do not fit naturally:
Frage 2 Bericht
Laquelle de ces villes est en Côte d'Ivoire ?
Antwortdetails
This question asks which city is in Cote d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast). The correct answer is Yamoussoukro, which has been the official political and administrative capital of Cote d'Ivoire since 1983.
The other cities are capitals of different West African countries:
Knowing the capitals and major cities of Francophone African countries is essential for JAMB French. Cote d'Ivoire is a major Francophone West African nation, and Abidjan (its largest city and economic hub) is also important to know, though Yamoussoukro is the official capital.
Frage 3 Bericht
L'endroit où on peut acheter des médicaments est un/une
Antwortdetails
The question asks for the place where one can buy medicines (des médicaments). In French, the word for the establishment that sells medicines is la pharmacie (the pharmacy).
The other options refer to different types of places: l'hôpital is a hospital, where patients receive medical treatment but do not purchase medicines over the counter; la banque is a bank, a financial institution; and l'école is a school, an educational institution. None of these is a place specifically designated for the sale of medicines.
In French vocabulary related to places and services, it is important to associate each establishment with its primary function: la pharmacie sells medicines, la boulangerie sells bread, la boucherie sells meat, and so on.
Frage 4 Bericht
Le contraire de "facile" est
Antwortdetails
The question asks for the opposite (le contraire) of facile (easy). The standard antonym of facile in French is difficile (difficult). Since difficile is not among the options, the closest synonym is dur.
The adjective dur has two main meanings in French: "hard" in the physical sense (a hard surface) and "hard/difficult" in the abstract sense (a hard task). In its second meaning, dur functions as a synonym of difficile and therefore serves as an antonym of facile. For example: "Cet exercice est dur" = "This exercise is hard/difficult."
The other options are not antonyms of facile:
Frage 5 Bericht
Le systeme bancaire est dans ce pays.
Antwortdetails
The sentence Le système bancaire est _ dans ce pays ("The banking system is _ in this country") requires a word that functions as a predicate adjective after est (is). The blank must therefore be filled with an adjective.
The correct answer is corrompu, the past participle of corrompre (to corrupt), used here as an adjective meaning "corrupt." The complete sentence reads: Le système bancaire est corrompu dans ce pays ("The banking system is corrupt in this country").
The other options are incorrect because they are not adjectives:
In French, past participles like corrompu, fatigué, surpris, and fini regularly function as adjectives after être.
Frage 6 Bericht
Read the passage carefully and answer the questions.
La Visite au Marche
Samedi matin, Fatou accompagne sa mère au marché. Elles partent tôt pour éviter la foule. Le marché est coloré et
bruyant. Il y a des vendeurs de fruits, de legumes, de poissons et de vetements. Fatou aide sa mère à porter les paniers.
Apres les achats, elles rentrent a la maison en taxi. Fatou aime ces sorties avec sa mere.
Qu'est-ce que Fatou fait au marche ?
Antwortdetails
Le passage mentionne que "Fatou aide sa mère à porter les paniers."
Frage 7 Bericht
Laquelle de ces phrases est correcte ?
Antwortdetails
The correct sentence is Il n'aime pas la salade, meaning "He does not like salad." This sentence follows the standard French word order and negation pattern correctly.
In French, a basic negative sentence follows the structure: Subject + ne + verb + pas + complement. Breaking down the correct sentence:
The other options contain errors:
Frage 8 Bericht
Le singe est un animal:
Antwortdetails
A monkey (le singe) is classified as a wild animal (un animal sauvage). Monkeys live naturally in forests, jungles, and savannas, and are not domesticated animals raised by humans for agricultural or companion purposes.
The other classifications do not apply:
In French vocabulary, the distinction between sauvage (wild) and domestique (domestic) is commonly tested. Wild animals live freely in nature; domestic animals are raised and depend on humans.
Frage 9 Bericht
read the passage carefully and answer the questions.
La Visite au Marche
Samedi matin, Fatou accompagne sa mère au marché. Elles partent tôt pour éviter la foule. Le marché est coloré et
bruyant. Il y a des vendeurs de fruits, de légumes, de poissons et de vêtements. Fatou aide sa mère à porter les paniers.
Apres les achats, elles rentrent a la maison en taxi. Fatou aime ces sorties avec sa mere.
Comment retournent-elles à la maison ?
Antwortdetails
The passage states: "Apres les achats, elles rentrent a la maison en taxi." This sentence directly answers the question "Comment retournent-elles a la maison ?" (How do they return home?).
The key phrase is en taxi, which means "by taxi." The preposition en is used in French before modes of transport to indicate the means of travel (en voiture, en bus, en taxi, etc.).
The other options are not supported by the text. There is no mention of a motorcycle (moto), walking (a pied), or a private car (voiture privee). In reading comprehension, always locate the exact sentence in the passage that answers the question rather than relying on assumptions.
Frage 10 Bericht
Le mot "fatigue" se prononce comme ...
Antwortdetails
The word "fatigue" in French is pronounced /fa.tiɡ/, ending with a hard /ɡ/ sound. The question asks which word it sounds like. The answer is Fatigué.
In French, the spelling "-gue" at the end of a word produces a hard /ɡ/ sound (the "u" is silent and only serves to keep the "g" hard before the "e"). The final "-e" in "fatigue" is essentially silent in standard pronunciation, making the last audible sound /ɡ/. However, in terms of the core consonant-vowel pattern, "fatigue" is phonetically closest to "fatigué" /fa.ti.ɡe/. Both share the same base /fa.ti.ɡ/ structure, with "fatigué" simply adding the /e/ vowel of the accent.
The other options do not match:
Frage 11 Bericht
Il fait tres chaud en _.
Antwortdetails
The sentence Il fait tres chaud en ___ means "It is very hot in ___." This question tests knowledge of the French seasons and their associated weather.
The correct answer is ete (summer). Summer is the season characterised by the highest temperatures and the most heat. The expression il fait tres chaud (it is very hot) is most naturally associated with summer.
The other seasons do not match:
The four seasons in French are: le printemps (spring), l'ete (summer), l'automne (autumn), and l'hiver (winter). Note that en is the preposition used before ete, automne, and hiver, while au is used before printemps.
Frage 12 Bericht
est le président actuel du Cameroun ?
Antwortdetails
The sentence ___ est le president actuel du Cameroun ? means "___ is the current president of Cameroon?" This question tests knowledge of French interrogative words (mots interrogatifs).
The correct answer is Qui (Who). The question asks about a person - specifically, the identity of the current president. Qui is the interrogative pronoun used to ask about people.
The other interrogative words ask about different things:
The complete sentence is: Qui est le president actuel du Cameroun ? - Who is the current president of Cameroon?
Frage 13 Bericht
Read thepassage carefully and answer the questions.
La Visite au Marche
Samedi matin, Fatou accompagne sa mère au marché. Elles partent tôt pour éviter la foule. Le marché est coloré et
bruyant. Il y a des vendeurs de fruits, de légumes, de poissons et de vêtements. Fatou aide sa mère à porter les paniers.
Apres les achats, elles rentrent a la maison en taxi. Fatou aime ces sorties avec sa mère.
Pourquoi Fatou et sa mere partent-elles tot au marché ?
Antwortdetails
The question asks why Fatou and her mother leave early for the market (Pourquoi Fatou et sa mère partent-elles tôt au marché ?). The answer is found directly in the second sentence of the passage:
Elles partent tôt pour éviter la foule. ("They leave early to avoid the crowd.")
The correct answer is therefore Pour éviter la foule (To avoid the crowd). This is a straightforward reading comprehension question where the answer is stated explicitly in the text.
The other options are not supported by the passage: the text does not mention going to school (pour aller à l'école); while clothes are among the items sold at the market, the passage does not say this is the reason they leave early (pour acheter des vêtements); and meeting friends (pour rencontrer des amis) is never mentioned.
Frage 14 Bericht
Elle prend __café tous les jours.
Antwortdetails
The sentence Elle prend __ café tous les jours ("She has __ coffee every day") requires a partitive article before café. In French, the partitive article is used to express an unspecified quantity of an uncountable noun ("some").
Since café is masculine singular, the correct partitive article is du (contraction of de + le). The complete sentence is: Elle prend du café tous les jours ("She has [some] coffee every day").
The partitive articles in French are:
The other options are incorrect: de alone is used in negative sentences (elle ne prend pas de café) or after expressions of quantity; d'un means "of a" and is not a partitive form; d'en is not a valid article combination in this context.
Frage 15 Bericht
Quelle est la lecture normale de cette expression ? "Un à un"
Antwortdetails
The question asks for the normal reading (pronunciation) of the expression un à un, which means "one by one."
In spoken French, the preposition à (with a grave accent) is simply pronounced /a/. The grave accent distinguishes the preposition à from the verb form a (third person singular of avoir) in writing, but both are pronounced identically: /a/. Therefore, when reading un à un aloud, it sounds exactly like Un/a un - three distinct sounds with no liaison or added consonant between the words.
The other options are incorrect: Un/á/lun inserts a spurious /l/ sound that does not exist in the expression; Un à l'un adds the article l', changing the expression entirely; and Un ã un places a tilde (~) over the a, which is a Portuguese diacritical mark and does not exist in standard French orthography.
Frage 16 Bericht
On utilise une gomme pour
Antwortdetails
The sentence On utilise une gomme pour ___ means "An eraser is used for ___." This question tests knowledge of school supplies and their functions.
A gomme (eraser/rubber) is a tool used to effacer (erase/rub out) pencil marks or writing. This is its specific and primary function.
The other options describe different actions:
The complete sentence is: On utilise une gomme pour effacer - An eraser is used for erasing.
Frage 17 Bericht
Lequel de ces mots a le son /t/ final ?
Antwortdetails
The question asks which word has a pronounced final /t/ sound. The answer is Petite.
In French pronunciation, a final consonant is generally silent unless it is followed by an "e" (or in certain other specific cases). This is a fundamental rule of French phonetics:
The key rule to remember: in French, a final consonant followed by the letter "e" is typically pronounced. This is why the feminine forms of adjectives often sound different from their masculine forms (e.g., petit vs. petite, grand vs. grande).
Frage 18 Bericht
Le mot "lundi" est un :
Antwortdetails
The question asks what the word lundi is. Lundi means Monday, and Monday is a jour de la semaine (day of the week).
The seven days of the week in French are: lundi (Monday), mardi (Tuesday), mercredi (Wednesday), jeudi (Thursday), vendredi (Friday), samedi (Saturday), and dimanche (Sunday).
The other options represent different categories of time or geography:
Note that in French, days of the week are not capitalised unless they begin a sentence.
Frage 19 Bericht
Mon père est plus âgé _ ma mère.
Antwortdetails
The sentence Mon pere est plus age ___ ma mere means "My father is older ___ my mother." This question tests the comparative structure in French.
In French, comparisons of superiority use the structure: plus + adjective + que (more ... than). The word que is the conjunction that introduces the second element of the comparison.
Examples of this pattern:
The other options do not fit the comparative structure:
The three French comparative forms are: plus ... que (more than), moins ... que (less than), and aussi ... que (as ... as).
Frage 20 Bericht
Il dort depuis__heures.
Antwortdetails
The sentence Il dort depuis ___ heures means "He has been sleeping for ___ hours." The blank requires a word that can precede the plural noun heures (hours) and make grammatical and semantic sense with depuis (since/for).
The correct answer is deux (two). Deux is a cardinal number that specifies a definite duration: "He has been sleeping for two hours." It agrees with the plural noun heures.
The other options present problems:
The complete sentence is: Il dort depuis deux heures - He has been sleeping for two hours.
Frage 21 Bericht
Nous irons _ la plage demain.
Antwortdetails
The sentence "Nous irons _ la plage demain" requires the preposition a (with accent: a) to express movement toward a destination. The verb aller (to go) uses the preposition a before specific places: aller a la plage (to go to the beach), aller a l'ecole (to go to school), aller au marche (to go to the market).
The complete sentence reads: "Nous irons a la plage demain" - "We will go to the beach tomorrow."
The other prepositions do not work here:
The rule is straightforward: aller + a + definite article + place for expressing "going to" a specific location.
Frage 22 Bericht
read the passage carefully and answer the questions.
La Visite au Marche
Samedi matin, Claire se rend au marché avec sa mère. Le marché est très animé. Il y a des vendeurs de fruits, de
légumes, de viande et de poisson. Claire aime surtout le stand de fruits, car elle adore les mangues, les bananes et les
fraises. Sa mere achete des carottes, des tomates et du poisson pour preparer le dejeuner. Apres les achats, elles
prennent un jus d'orange frais avant de rentrer à la maison.
Quels produits ne sont pas mentionnés dans le passage ?
Antwortdetails
The question asks which product is not mentioned (ne sont pas mentionnes) in the passage. To answer this, we need to check which items the passage explicitly names.
The passage mentions the following products: fruits, legumes, viande, poisson (from the market vendors), mangues, bananes, fraises (fruits Claire likes), carottes, tomates (vegetables her mother buys), and jus d'orange (the drink they have afterwards).
Checking each option against this list:
The correct answer is Le fromage. For "not mentioned" questions, systematically verify each option against the text rather than relying on memory.
Frage 23 Bericht
Je regrette _ mon action.
Antwortdetails
The sentence Je regrette _ mon action needs an adverb to modify the verb regretter (to regret), expressing how intensely the speaker regrets the action.
The correct word is vivement, an adverb meaning "deeply" or "keenly." The expression je regrette vivement is a standard French collocation meaning "I deeply regret." It fits naturally between the verb and its object.
The other options do not work here:
When expressing intensity with regretter, the standard adverbs are vivement, profondément, or sincèrement.
Frage 24 Bericht
Lequel de ces pays a une frontière avec le Togo ?
Antwortdetails
Benin shares a border with Togo. Togo is a narrow country on the coast of West Africa, bordered by Ghana to the west, Burkina Faso to the north, and Benin to the east. The Gulf of Guinea lies to the south.
The other options are incorrect:
Knowledge of West African geography, particularly the borders of francophone countries, is frequently tested in JAMB French.
Frage 25 Bericht
Maman m'a donné __œufs.
Antwortdetails
The sentence Maman m'a donne ___ oeufs means "Mum gave me ___ eggs." The blank requires a determiner that agrees with oeufs, which is a masculine plural noun.
The correct determiner is des, the indefinite plural article in French. It is used before plural nouns to express an unspecified quantity, equivalent to "some" in English.
The other options are incorrect for the following reasons:
The complete sentence is: Maman m'a donne des oeufs - Mum gave me some eggs.
Frage 26 Bericht
Lequel de ces animaux est un animal sauvage ?
Antwortdetails
The question asks which of the listed animals is a wild animal (un animal sauvage). The answer is Le lion (the lion).
In French, animals are classified as either animaux domestiques (domestic animals) or animaux sauvages (wild animals):
The lion is the only animal in this list that lives in the wild and is not kept as a farm animal or household pet. In French vocabulary exercises, being able to distinguish animaux domestiques from animaux sauvages is a common requirement.
Frage 27 Bericht
quel est le groupement correct du mot "professeur" ?
Antwortdetails
The question asks for the correct syllable grouping (groupement) of the word professeur. In French syllabification, each syllable contains exactly one vowel sound, and a single consonant between two vowels belongs to the following syllable.
The word professeur divides into three syllables: Pro/fes/seur.
The other options are incorrect: Prof/esseur incorrectly splits the f from esseur, placing two vowel sounds in the second group; Pro/fesseu drops the final r; and prof/ssseu contains a misspelling and also drops the final r.
Frage 28 Bericht
Le médecin soigne _malades.
Antwortdetails
The sentence "Le medecin soigne _ malades" requires a definite article to complete the meaning: "The doctor treats the sick (people) / the patients."
The word malades is plural, so the required article is les, the plural definite article in French. The definite article is correct here because the sentence makes a general statement about what doctors do - they treat patients as a class. In French, general statements about entire categories use the definite article (le, la, les), unlike English where the article is often dropped.
The other options do not fit:
Frage 29 Bericht
read the passage carefully and answer the questions.
La Visite au Marché
Samedi matin, Claire se rend au marché avec sa mère. Le marché est très animé. Il y a des vendeurs de fruits, de
légumes, de viande et de poisson. Claire aime surtout le stand de fruits, car elle adore les mangues, les bananes et les
fraises. Sa mere achete des carottes, des tomates et du poisson pour preparer le dejeuner. Apres les achats, elles
prennent un jus d'orange frais avant de rentrer a la maison.
Que fait la mère de Claire au marché ?
Antwortdetails
The passage states: "Sa mere achete des carottes, des tomates et du poisson pour preparer le dejeuner." This tells us directly what Claire's mother does at the market: she buys carrots, tomatoes, and fish to prepare lunch.
The correct answer is Elle achete des produits pour le dejeuner (She buys products for lunch), which accurately summarises what the passage describes.
The other options are not supported by the text:
Frage 30 Bericht
Il est_avocat de profession.
Antwortdetails
The sentence Il est ___ avocat de profession means "He is ___ lawyer by profession." The blank requires an article before avocat (lawyer), a masculine noun beginning with a vowel.
The correct answer is un, the masculine singular indefinite article. The sentence Il est un avocat de profession means "He is a lawyer by profession." The phrase de profession qualifies the noun, making the use of an article appropriate in this construction.
The other options are incorrect:
The complete sentence is: Il est un avocat de profession - He is a lawyer by profession.
Frage 31 Bericht
Quelle est la capitale du Burkina Faso ?
Antwortdetails
Ouagadougou is the capital city of Burkina Faso. This is a standard geographical knowledge question about francophone West Africa.
Burkina Faso is a landlocked country in West Africa, and Ouagadougou (sometimes informally called "Ouaga") has been its capital since independence in 1960 (when the country was still known as Upper Volta, renamed Burkina Faso in 1984).
The other options are cities in West Africa but not the capital of Burkina Faso:
For JAMB French, it is important to know the capitals of major francophone African countries, particularly those in West Africa.
Frage 32 Bericht
read the passage carefully and answer the questions.
La Visite au Marché
Samedi matin, Fatou accompagne sa mère au marché. Elles partent tôt pour éviter la foule. Le marché est coloré et
bruyant. Il y a des vendeurs de fruits, de légumes, de poissons et de vetements. Fatou aide sa mère à porter les paniers.
Apres les achats, elles rentrent a la maison en taxi. Fatou aime ces sorties avec sa mere.
Qu'est-ce que Fatou aime ?
Antwortdetails
The last sentence of the passage reads: "Fatou aime ces sorties avec sa mere." This translates to "Fatou likes these outings with her mother." The question asks "Qu'est-ce que Fatou aime ?" (What does Fatou like?), and the answer is taken directly from this sentence.
The correct answer is Sortir avec sa mere (Going out with her mother), which paraphrases "ces sorties avec sa mere" faithfully.
The other options have no support in the text. The passage does not mention friends (amis), toys (jouets), or eating at the market (manger au marche). When answering comprehension questions in French, identify the sentence that contains the relevant information and match it to the option that restates it most accurately.
Frage 33 Bericht
Quand deux personnes se marient, il y a un/une ...
Antwortdetails
The sentence states Quand deux personnes se marient ("When two people get married"), and asks what event takes place. The verb se marier means "to get married," so the ceremony that occurs is a mariage (a marriage or wedding).
This is a straightforward vocabulary question testing whether the student can connect the verb se marier to the corresponding noun mariage. The word family is: se marier (verb) -> mariage (noun) -> marié/mariée (adjective/noun for a married person).
The other options name different life events that do not correspond to the act of getting married: un accident is an accident; un baptême is a baptism (a religious ceremony for newborns or converts); une mort is a death. None of these results from two people getting married.
Frage 34 Bericht
Le son /é/ apparaît dans -
Antwortdetails
The question asks which word contains the sound /é/, the closed e sound (pronounced like the vowel in the English word "day" but without the glide).
In French, the infinitive ending -er is always pronounced /e/ (the /é/ sound). The word marcher (to walk) ends in -er, so it contains the /é/ sound: /maʁʃe/.
The other options contain different vowel sounds:
A useful rule: in French, é (accent aigu) and the endings -er, -ez always produce the closed /e/ sound, whereas è (accent grave) and ê (accent circonflexe) produce the open /ɛ/ sound.
Frage 35 Bericht
read the passage carefully and answer the questions.
La Visite au Marché
Samedi matin, Claire se rend au marché avec sa mère. Le marché est très animé. Il y a des vendeurs de fruits, de
légumes, de viande et de poisson. Claire aime surtout le stand de fruits, car elle adore les mangues, les bananes et les
fraises. Sa mère achète des carottes, des tomates et du poisson pour préparer le déjeuner. Après les achats, elles
prennent un jus d'orange frais avant de rentrer à la maison.
Quel jour Claire va-t-elle au marché ?
Antwortdetails
The very first sentence of the passage reads: "Samedi matin, Claire se rend au marche avec sa mere." This directly answers the question "Quel jour Claire va-t-elle au marche ?" (What day does Claire go to the market?).
The answer is Samedi matin (Saturday morning). The passage explicitly states that Claire goes to the market on Saturday morning.
The other options are incorrect:
For comprehension questions that ask about time, day, or date, scan the passage for temporal expressions. They often appear at the beginning of the text or at the start of sentences.
Frage 36 Bericht
Le mot "bibliothèque" signifie ...
Antwortdetails
A bibliotheque in French is a library - a place where books and other materials are kept for people to read, study, and borrow. Among the options, une salle de lecture (a reading room) is the closest description of what a bibliotheque is.
This question tests an important false-friend distinction between French and English:
Many students confuse librairie with the English word "library" because they look similar, but they have different meanings. A librairie is a commercial shop where books are sold, not a public reading space.
The other options are clearly unrelated: un hopital is a hospital, and une ecole is a school. Neither describes what a bibliotheque is.
Frage 37 Bericht
Parmi ces options, /k/ est prononcé dans :
Antwortdetails
The question asks in which word the letter c produces the /k/ sound. In French, the pronunciation of c follows a clear rule:
Applying this rule to each option:
The word coup (a blow or strike) is the only option where c produces the /k/ sound.
Frage 38 Bericht
Là, c'est _ oncle, un professeur au lycee.
Antwortdetails
The sentence Là, c'est _ oncle, un professeur au lycée ("There, that's _ uncle, a teacher at the high school") requires a possessive adjective before the masculine noun oncle.
The correct answer is mon (my, masculine). The sentence reads: Là, c'est mon oncle, un professeur au lycée ("There, that's my uncle, a teacher at the high school"). The speaker is introducing their own uncle.
The other options are incorrect:
Frage 39 Bericht
Le lion est fort mais_ est encore plus fort.
Antwortdetails
The sentence Le lion est fort mais ___ est encore plus fort means "The lion is strong but ___ is even stronger." The blank requires a pronom tonique (stressed/disjunctive pronoun) that functions as the subject of the second clause for emphasis and contrast.
The correct answer is lui. In French, lui is the masculine singular stressed pronoun used for emphasis, contrast, or after prepositions. Here, it creates a contrastive structure: the lion is strong, but he (another entity) is even stronger.
The other pronouns are incorrect for grammatical reasons:
Only lui is a third-person singular masculine pronoun that agrees with the verb est and the masculine adjective fort.
Frage 40 Bericht
L'homme est_médecin.
Antwortdetails
The sentence "L'homme est _ medecin" requires an article before the profession noun medecin. The noun medecin (doctor) is masculine singular, so the correct indefinite article is un.
In standard French, professions used with etre can appear without an article ("Il est medecin"), but when the sentence uses a noun subject with a definite article (L'homme), the predicate noun typically takes an indefinite article: "L'homme est un medecin."
The other options are incorrect:
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