Gender of Nouns
CEFR A1 (Beginner) · Week 6 · 25 questions
Every French noun is either masculine or feminine, and that gender shapes the articles, adjectives and pronouns around it. Some endings hint at gender (-tion is usually feminine, -age often masculine), but the safest habit is to learn each noun together with its article.
What you'll practise
- Identify common masculine and feminine noun endings
- Learn new nouns together with le or la
- Predict gender from typical suffixes
- Spot frequent exceptions to the usual patterns
All 25 questions in this Gender of Nouns quiz
French (A1) — Gender of Nouns: 25 practice questions with instant scoring and explanations.
- Is 'livre' (book) masculine or feminine?
- Is 'table' (table) masculine or feminine?
- Is 'maison' (house) masculine or feminine?
- Is 'garçon' (boy) masculine or feminine?
- Is 'fille' (girl) masculine or feminine?
- Is 'arbre' (tree) masculine or feminine?
- Is 'fleur' (flower) masculine or feminine?
- Is 'chat' (cat) masculine or feminine?
- Is 'chien' (dog) masculine or feminine?
- Is 'école' (school) masculine or feminine?
- Is 'pain' (bread) masculine or feminine?
- Is 'eau' (water) masculine or feminine?
- Is 'jour' (day) masculine or feminine?
- Is 'nuit' (night) masculine or feminine?
- Is 'ami' (friend) masculine or feminine?
- Is 'main' (hand) masculine or feminine?
- Is 'voiture' (car) masculine or feminine?
- Is 'porte' (door) masculine or feminine?
- Is 'fenêtre' (window) masculine or feminine?
- Is 'orange' (orange) masculine or feminine?
- Is 'fromage' (cheese) masculine or feminine?
- Is 'homme' (man) masculine or feminine?
- Is 'femme' (woman) masculine or feminine?
- Is 'enfant' (child) masculine or feminine?
- Is 'mur' (wall) masculine or feminine?
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