Family & Relationships
CEFR A1 (Beginner) · Week 17 · 25 questions
This topic covers vocabulary for family members plus the possessive adjectives (mon, ma, mes) needed to talk about relatives. Possessives agree with the thing owned, not the owner.
What you'll practise
- Name family members in French
- Use possessives mon, ma, mes, ton, ta, tes
- Match possessives to the gender of the noun owned
- Describe relationships and marital status
All 25 questions in this Family & Relationships quiz
French (A1) — Family & Relationships: 25 practice questions with instant scoring and explanations.
- What is the French word for 'mother'?
- What is the French word for 'father'?
- What is the French word for 'brother'?
- What is the French word for 'sister'?
- What is the French word for 'grandmother'?
- What is the French word for 'grandfather'?
- What is the French word for 'uncle'?
- What is the French word for 'aunt'?
- What is the French word for 'cousin' (masculine)?
- What is the French word for 'cousin' (feminine)?
- What is the French word for 'husband'?
- What is the French word for 'wife'?
- What is the French word for 'son'?
- What is the French word for 'daughter'?
- What is the French word for 'parents'?
- What is the French word for 'grandparents'?
- What is the French word for 'child'?
- What is the French word for 'baby'?
- What is the French word for 'fiancé' (masculine)?
- What is the French word for 'fiancée' (feminine)?
- What is the French word for 'nephew'?
- What is the French word for 'niece'?
- What is the French word for 'stepmother'?
- What is the French word for 'stepfather'?
- What is the French word for 'godmother'?
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