Describing people's characters

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This document contains instructions and content for testing French language skills related to adjectives describing people's character. It includes sections to test reading, listening and speaking skills by presenting adjectives and having the user say the meaning and if it describes a girl or boy. The sections include feedback buttons to check the user's answers.

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adjectives to
describe
people’s
character

To test your Reading skills
go to slide 3
To test your Listening skills
go to slide 29
To test your Speaking skills
go to slide 55

TEST
YOUR READING SKILLS
Read an adjective.
Say what you think it means + say
if it would describe a girl or a boy
Click to check your answer.

TEST
YOUR LISTENING SKILLS
Listen to an adjective.
Say what you think it means + say
if it would describe a girl or a boy
Click to check your answer.

TEST
YOUR SPEAKING SKILLS
Read and adjective used
to describe girl or a boy.
Say what you think
the French word is.
Click to check your answer.

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Describing people's characters

1. adjectives to describe people’s character

2. To test your Reading skills go to slide 3 To test your Listening skills go to slide 29 To test your Speaking skills go to slide 55

3. TEST YOUR READING SKILLS Read an adjective. Say what you think it means + say if it would describe a girl or a boy Click to check your answer.

4. bavarde

5. marrante

6. patiente

7. calme

8. sympa

9. impatient

10. ennuyeuse

11. impatiente

12. sportive

13. ennuyeux

14. amusante

15. paresseux

16. énervant

17. amusant

18. bavard

19. génereux

20. patient

21. intelligent

22. timide

23. énervante

24. intelligente

25. paresseuse

26. sportif

27. marrant

28. génereuse

29. TEST YOUR LISTENING SKILLS Listen to an adjective. Say what you think it means + say if it would describe a girl or a boy Click to check your answer.

30. talkative 

31. shy 

32. impatient 

33. lazy 

34. clever 

35. nice friendly 

36. patient 

37. amusing 

38. quiet 

39. lazy 

40. clever 

41. boring 