Direct object pronouns quiz, French 2 (10 questions)

Quick answer: A direct object pronoun replaces a noun that receives the action of the verb without a preposition. This French 2 quiz checks direct object pronouns with 10 multiple-choice questions and instant feedback; every answer comes with a short explanation.

This direct object pronouns quiz has ten quick questions for French 2, with instant feedback. Need a refresher first? Read the lesson or do the worksheet on direct object pronouns.

Ten questions on direct object pronouns: choosing the form, placing it correctly and agreeing the participle. Read each option slowly, then check the explanation. The wrong answers are real mistakes of English speakers.

Level: French 2 (high school, ACTFL Novice High) · Standards: ACTFL Novice High, WL 1.1 Interpersonal, WL 1.2 Interpretive, WL 1.3 Presentational

Direct object pronouns quiz: the questions

Je regarde la télé. → Je ___ regarde.

Il aime Marie. → Il ___ aime.

Which sentence is correct?

Which negative sentence is correct?

Tu as vu Léa ? Oui, je ___.

Les clés ? Je les ai ___.

Elle ___ attend. (She is waiting for us.)

What does “Il me regarde” mean?

Which verb takes a direct object in French but a preposition in English?

Madame, je ___ remercie.

List the direct object pronouns. — me, te, le, la, l', nous, vous, les.

Where does the pronoun go in a simple sentence? — Right before the conjugated verb.

Where does it go with a verb + infinitive? — Before the infinitive: Je veux le voir.

Where does it go in the passé composé? — Before the auxiliary: Je l'ai vu.

Negative with a pronoun? — Ne + pronoun + verb + pas.

When does the participle agree? — With a direct object placed before avoir.

Les clés ? Je les ai ___ (perdre). — Perdues.

Which pronoun replaces “Marie” after a vowel verb? — L' (l'invite).

Four verbs with a direct object, no preposition? — Écouter, regarder, attendre, chercher.

Which pronoun for a teacher, “you”? — Vous.

French direct object pronouns quiz for French 2 (10 questions)

Direct object pronouns quiz: the questions