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Pergunta 1 Relatório
Lequel de ces mots a le son /t/ final ?
Detalhes da Resposta
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).
Pergunta 2 Relatório
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 ?
Detalhes da Resposta
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.
Pergunta 3 Relatório
Mon frere est _ que moi.
Detalhes da Resposta
The sentence "Mon frere est _ que moi" requires a comparative construction. In French, comparatives are formed with plus + adjective + que (more ... than), moins + adjective + que (less ... than), or aussi + adjective + que (as ... as).
The correct answer is plus petit, giving the sentence: "Mon frere est plus petit que moi" - "My brother is shorter/smaller than me."
The other options do not form valid comparatives:
Remember: French comparatives always need plus, moins, or aussi before a regular adjective. The only common irregular comparatives are meilleur (better, from bon) and pire (worse, from mauvais).
Pergunta 4 Relatório
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 ?
Detalhes da Resposta
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.
Pergunta 5 Relatório
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 ?
Detalhes da Resposta
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.
Pergunta 6 Relatório
Ma maison se trouve_ du port.
Detalhes da Resposta
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:
Pergunta 7 Relatório
Elle prend __café tous les jours.
Detalhes da Resposta
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.
Pergunta 8 Relatório
Il est_avocat de profession.
Detalhes da Resposta
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.
Pergunta 9 Relatório
Lequel de ces animaux est un animal sauvage ?
Detalhes da Resposta
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.
Pergunta 10 Relatório
Mon pere travaille dans une
Detalhes da Resposta
The sentence Mon pere travaille dans une ___ means "My father works in a ___." This question tests vocabulary related to workplaces.
An usine (factory) is the standard workplace associated with the verb travailler (to work) in this sentence structure. A factory is primarily and exclusively a place of work, making it the most natural completion.
While a ferme (farm) is also a valid workplace, the other options are less suited:
The complete sentence is: Mon pere travaille dans une usine - My father works in a factory.
Pergunta 11 Relatório
L'homme est_médecin.
Detalhes da Resposta
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:
Pergunta 12 Relatório
En poesie, nous parlons de _.
Detalhes da Resposta
The correct word to complete "En poésie, nous parlons de ___" is vers. The complete sentence means "In poetry, we speak of verses."
In French literary terminology, un vers (plural: des vers) refers to a line of poetry, or a verse. Poetry is composed of vers arranged in strophes (stanzas). The study of vers includes elements such as metre, rhyme, rhythm, and syllable count (e.g., an alexandrin has twelve syllables per verse).
The other options are unrelated to poetry:
Note that vers is a homophone of vert (green, singular) and verre (glass), so context is essential for distinguishing them. In the context of poésie, the word is always vers.
Pergunta 13 Relatório
Parmi ces options, /k/ est prononcé dans :
Detalhes da Resposta
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.
Pergunta 14 Relatório
Ce livre est __Marie.
Detalhes da Resposta
The French preposition "pour" means "for" someone or something.
Pergunta 15 Relatório
read thepassage carefully and answer the questions.
La Visite au Marche
Samedi matin, Fatou accompagne sa mere au marché. Elles partent tot 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 est le marché ?
Detalhes da Resposta
The question asks how the market is described (Comment est le marché ?). The answer is found directly in the passage:
Le marché est coloré et bruyant. ("The market is colorful and noisy.")
The correct answer is Bruyant et coloré (noisy and colorful), which restates the two adjectives from the passage, albeit in reverse order. The slight typographical error in the option does not change its meaning.
The other options contradict the passage: Tranquille et vide (quiet and empty) is the opposite of what the passage describes; Petit et sale (small and dirty) is never mentioned; and Fermé le matin (closed in the morning) contradicts the fact that Fatou and her mother visit the market on Saturday morning, meaning it is open.
Pergunta 16 Relatório
Le son /é/ apparaît dans -
Detalhes da Resposta
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.
Pergunta 17 Relatório
L'endroit où on peut acheter des médicaments est un/une
Detalhes da Resposta
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.
Pergunta 18 Relatório
Lequel de ces pays a une frontière avec le Togo ?
Detalhes da Resposta
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.
Pergunta 19 Relatório
Elle mange _ pomme chaque matin.
Detalhes da Resposta
The sentence Elle mange ___ pomme chaque matin means "She eats ___ apple every morning." The blank requires a determiner before pomme, which is a feminine singular noun.
The correct answer is une (a/one), the feminine singular indefinite article. The sentence describes a habitual action: she eats one apple each morning. Une matches the gender (feminine) and number (singular) of pomme.
The other options are incorrect:
The complete sentence is: Elle mange une pomme chaque matin - She eats an apple every morning.
Pergunta 20 Relatório
Le professeur va t'aider. Lequel de ces proverbes convient ?
Detalhes da Resposta
The statement Le professeur va t'aider ("The teacher is going to help you") describes a situation where someone receives help from another person. The question asks which proverb fits this situation.
The correct answer is Le ciel t'aidera, which is the second half of the famous French proverb Aide-toi, le ciel t'aidera ("Help yourself, and heaven will help you"). This proverb teaches that if you make an effort, assistance will come - just as a teacher helps a student who is working hard. The proverb uses "heaven" (le ciel) metaphorically to represent outside help, including help from people like teachers.
The other options are not established French proverbs: La nature t'aidera (nature will help you) and Les anges t'aideront (the angels will help you) are invented phrases with no proverbial status. The option Le professeur va t'aider is simply a restatement of the original sentence, not a proverb.
Pergunta 21 Relatório
On utilise une gomme pour
Detalhes da Resposta
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.
Pergunta 22 Relatório
Combien de saisons y a-t-il en Afrique ?
Detalhes da Resposta
In Africa, the climate is generally divided into deux (two) main seasons: the dry season (la saison sèche) and the rainy season (la saison des pluies). This is the standard geographical and climatic classification for tropical and sub-Saharan Africa, which is the context typically tested in JAMB French.
This contrasts with Europe, which has four seasons (le printemps, l'été, l'automne, l'hiver). The option quatre (four) therefore applies to the European climate, not the African one. The options dix (ten) and cinq (five) do not correspond to any standard seasonal classification.
This is a common cultural knowledge question in French for West African examinations: Africa has two seasons, Europe has four.
Pergunta 23 Relatório
Le verbe "chanter" veut dire :
Detalhes da Resposta
The question asks for the meaning of the French verb chanter. Chanter means to sing, which is accurately defined as produire un son melodieux (to produce a melodious sound).
Singing involves using the voice to create musical or melodic sounds, which is precisely what produire un son melodieux describes.
The other options are different verbs with distinct meanings:
Chanter is a regular first-group verb (ending in -er). Related vocabulary includes: une chanson (a song), un chanteur/une chanteuse (a singer), and le chant (singing/the song).
Pergunta 24 Relatório
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 ?
Detalhes da Resposta
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.
Pergunta 25 Relatório
Laquelle de ces phrases est correcte ?
Detalhes da Resposta
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:
Pergunta 26 Relatório
Il parle _ affaire impossible.
Detalhes da Resposta
The sentence "Il parle _ affaire impossible" requires the correct preposition + article combination after the verb parler. In French, parler de means "to talk about," so the construction is parler de + article + noun.
The noun affaire is feminine singular. Since affaire begins with a vowel, the preposition de combined with the indefinite article une contracts to d'une through elision.
The sentence therefore reads: "Il parle d'une affaire impossible" - "He is talking about an impossible matter."
The indefinite article une is correct here because the sentence refers to a non-specific, unidentified matter. If a specific, previously identified matter were intended, the definite form de l'affaire would be used instead. D'un is masculine and does not agree with the feminine noun affaire. De la would not appear before a vowel-initial noun (it would become de l'). D'en is not a valid article construction in this context.
Pergunta 27 Relatório
Mon père est plus âgé _ ma mère.
Detalhes da Resposta
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).
Pergunta 28 Relatório
Le singe est un animal:
Detalhes da Resposta
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.
Pergunta 29 Relatório
Le contraire de "grand" est :
Detalhes da Resposta
The question asks for the opposite (le contraire) of grand (big, tall, great). In French, the standard antonym of grand is petit (small, short, little). This is one of the most fundamental adjective pairs in French vocabulary.
The other options are not antonyms of grand:
Note the distinction between petit (opposite of grand in size or height) and court (opposite of long in length or duration). These are not interchangeable.
Pergunta 30 Relatório
Quelle est la lecture normale de cette expression ? "Un à un"
Detalhes da Resposta
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.
Pergunta 31 Relatório
Le mot "regarder" veut dire :
Detalhes da Resposta
The verb regarder means "to look at" or "to watch." It implies a deliberate, sustained act of directing one's eyes at something, as opposed to voir (to see), which refers to passive perception.
Among the options, observer longuement (to observe at length) best captures this meaning. Regarder involves intentionality and attention - when you regardez something, you are actively focusing on it, much like observing it carefully.
The other options do not match:
The key distinction to remember: regarder = active, intentional looking; voir = passive, incidental seeing.
Pergunta 32 Relatório
Nous irons _ la plage demain.
Detalhes da Resposta
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.
Pergunta 33 Relatório
est le président actuel du Cameroun ?
Detalhes da Resposta
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?
Pergunta 34 Relatório
Madame Nana est nee_25 aout 1940.
Detalhes da Resposta
In French, dates are always preceded by the masculine singular definite article le. The standard pattern is:
le + day (number) + month + year
For example: le 25 aout 1940, le 14 juillet 1789, le 1er janvier 2000.
This rule applies regardless of the month or context. The article does not change to la, les, or l' before a date because the implicit noun being modified is jour (day), which is masculine singular. The numeral "25" begins with a consonant sound, so there is no elision - it remains le, not l'.
The complete sentence reads: "Madame Nana est nee le 25 aout 1940."
Pergunta 35 Relatório
La dame est venue avec__enfants.
Detalhes da Resposta
The sentence La dame est venue avec ___ enfants means "The lady came with ___ children." The blank requires a possessive adjective that agrees with the plural noun enfants and refers to the lady (third-person singular feminine possessor).
The correct answer is ses. In French, ses is the possessive adjective for a singular possessor (he/she) with a plural noun. It means "his/her" before plural nouns, regardless of the possessor's gender.
The other options are incorrect:
The French possessive adjectives for a singular possessor are: mon/ma/mes (my), ton/ta/tes (your), son/sa/ses (his/her). The form depends on the gender and number of the possessed noun, not the possessor.
Pergunta 36 Relatório
read the passage carefully and answer the questions.
La Visite au Marche
Samedi matin, Claire se rend au marche avec sa mere. Le marche est tres 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.
Qu'est-ce que Claire et sa mère font après leurs achats ?
Detalhes da Resposta
The passage states: "Apres les achats, elles prennent un jus d'orange frais avant de rentrer a la maison." This sentence directly answers the question "Qu'est-ce que Claire et sa mere font apres leurs achats ?" (What do Claire and her mother do after their shopping?).
The correct answer is Elles prennent un jus d'orange (They have an orange juice). The verb prendre here means "to have" (a drink or food), which is a common usage in French: prendre un cafe (to have a coffee), prendre un jus (to have a juice).
The other options are fabricated and have no basis in the passage:
Pergunta 37 Relatório
il reussira_ qu'il reponde a toutes les questions.
Detalhes da Resposta
The sentence "Il reussira _ qu'il reponde a toutes les questions" requires a conjunction that expresses a condition. The meaning is: "He will succeed provided that he answers all the questions."
The correct conjunction is A condition (followed by que + subjunctive). The construction a condition que introduces a necessary condition for something to happen, and the verb in the subordinate clause takes the subjunctive mood - hence reponde (subjunctive of repondre).
The other options do not fit:
All four conjunctions can govern the subjunctive, but only a condition que expresses the conditional relationship this sentence requires.
Pergunta 38 Relatório
La nuit est généralement :
Detalhes da Resposta
The question asks what night (la nuit) is generally like. The correct answer is sombre (dark). Night is characterised by the absence of sunlight, making darkness its defining feature.
The other options do not accurately describe night in general:
The adjective sombre agrees with la nuit (feminine singular) because it has the same form for both masculine and feminine.
Pergunta 39 Relatório
J'espère que mon ami, Bodo Wendra ... c'est-à-dire: Je _ que Bodo Wendra ...
Detalhes da Resposta
The sentence J'espère que mon ami, Bodo Wendra... means "I hope that my friend, Bodo Wendra..." The phrase c'est-à-dire ("that is to say") signals that we need a verb whose meaning is closest to espérer (to hope).
Among the options, pense (from penser, to think or believe) is the closest synonym. Both espérer que and penser que express a positive expectation about something. "Je pense que Bodo Wendra..." conveys the same forward-looking, optimistic attitude as "J'espère que Bodo Wendra..."
The other choices do not carry this meaning: constate (from constater) means to observe or note a fact, which is neutral rather than hopeful; regrette (from regretter) means to regret, which expresses the opposite sentiment; and demande (from demander) means to ask or request, which involves soliciting information rather than expressing an expectation.
Pergunta 40 Relatório
Ils sont partis _ la maison.
Detalhes da Resposta
The sentence Ils sont partis ___ la maison means "They left ___ the house." This question tests the correct preposition to use with the verb partir (to leave).
The correct answer is de. The verb partir takes the preposition de to indicate the place one is leaving from. Partir de means "to leave from" or "to depart from." The sentence Ils sont partis de la maison means "They left (from) the house."
The other prepositions change the meaning or are not standard with partir in this context:
The verb-preposition combination partir de (to leave from a place) is essential to know, alongside venir de (to come from) and sortir de (to go out of).
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