The questions are on the French Francophone World test. Take it under real conditions before reading the answer key.
Quick answer: French is spoken on five continents by more than 300 million people, from Québec and Martinique to Senegal, Belgium, Switzerland and Tahiti. This scoring guide gives the expected answers and the points for the 9 questions of the French 3 test on francophone world, from cities and countries to short writing, with the equivalent answers to accept.
Answer key and scoring guide of the French 3 test on francophone world. Take the test first without notes, then score it here and revise with the lesson.
Level: French 3 (high school, ACTFL Intermediate Low) · Standards: ACTFL Intermediate Low, WL 1.1 Interpersonal, WL 1.2 Interpretive, WL 1.3 Presentational, WL 2.1 Cultural Practices
Francophone world: answers and scoring
Question 1 Cities and countries (2 points)
a) à · b) en
Scoring: 1 point each.
Question 2 Masculine and plural (2 points)
a) au · b) aux
Scoring: 1 point each.
Question 3 Coming from (2 points)
a) du · b) de
Scoring: 1 point each.
Question 4 Correct the mistakes (2 points)
a) Ils habitent en Côte d’Ivoire. · b) Je viens des États-Unis.
Scoring: 1 point each.
Question 5 Translation (2 points)
a) Elle habite à Lausanne, en Suisse. · b) Nous allons au Québec.
Scoring: 1 point each.
Question 6 Reading: two friends (4 points)
a) Elle habite à Dakar, au Sénégal. · b) Elle va en Martinique. · c) Il vient de Liège, en Belgique. · d) Ils vont au Québec.
Scoring: 1 point each; accept short answers.
Question 7 Two plane tickets (2 points)
a) Il vient de Genève, en Suisse, et il va à Fort-de-France, en Martinique. · b) Elle vient de Rabat, au Maroc, et elle va à Dakar, au Sénégal.
Scoring: 1 point each; half a point if one preposition is wrong.
Question 8 Cultural products (2 points)
a) de · b) du
Scoring: 1 point each.
Question 9 Short writing (2 points)
Model: Ma famille vient du Maroc. Je voudrais aller à Montréal, au Canada.
Scoring: 1 point per sentence with the required structure and the correct preposition.

