Quick answer: To fill in a French form, write your last name (nom) in capitals, your first name (prénom), your birth date as day/month/year, your address with number, street, postal code and city, and tick your family status (situation familiale). This French A1 test on French forms vocabulary has 8 questions worth 20 points, to do in 45 minutes: name the fields, read the dates and family status. The scoring guide is on a separate page; free printable PDF.
Level: French A1 (CEFR beginner) · Standards: CEFR A1, Writing
Question 1 Name the fields (3 points)
Write the French word for each field.
- last name (1 point)
- first name (1 point)
- postal code (1 point)
Question 2 Read the dates (3 points)
Write each date in numbers, day/month/year.
- le 8 mars 2003 (1 point)
- le premier août 1980 (1 point)
- le 31 décembre 1999 (1 point)
Question 3 Family status (2 points)
Complete with the correct form.
- Madame Girard est ___. (married) (1 point)
- Son frère est ___. (single) (1 point)
Question 4 Form instructions (2 points)
Translate into English.
- Écrivez en majuscules. (1 point)
- Cochez la case de votre choix. (1 point)
Question 5 Write the address (2 points)
Write this address in the French order: house 17, street avenue Kennedy, city Genève, postal code 1201.
Question 6 Reading: a bank form (3 points)
Read the form, then answer in English.
- What is the person’s first name? (1 point)
- When was she born? Write the date in words in English. (1 point)
- Which element is still missing? (1 point)
Question 7 Correct the sentences (2 points)
Rewrite each sentence correctly.
- Je suis née le 12/18/1990. (1 point)
- Elle est mariés. (1 point)
Question 8 Introduce yourself in writing (3 points)
Write 30 to 45 words in French as if filling a form in sentences: name, date and place of birth, address, family status.


