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French film vocabulary test answer key with scoring for French 4 (free PDF download)

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Reviewing Films and Nuanced Opinions – French 4 test answer key with Zoé, the Français PDF coach

The questions are on the French Film Vocabulary test. Take it under real conditions before reading the answer key.

Quick answer: A French film review (une critique) names the film, summarizes the plot without spoiling the ending, then weighs strengths against weaknesses with connectors like certes… mais, bien que + subjunctive, and même si + indicative. This scoring guide gives the expected answers and the points for the 9 questions of the French 4 test on French film vocabulary, from film vocabulary to write a critique, with the equivalent answers to accept.

Use these model answers and the scoring guide. Award the point only when the answer is correct and spelled well enough to be understood. For writing, count the checkpoints and note that wording will vary.

Level: French 4 (high school, ACTFL Intermediate Mid) · Standards: ACTFL Intermediate Mid, WL 1.2 Interpretive, WL 1.3 Presentational, WL 4.1 Language Comparisons, WL 2.2 Cultural Products

Question 1 Film vocabulary (2 points)

(a) le réalisateur / la réalisatrice; (b) la bande originale

Scoring: 1 point per correct word.

Question 2 Choose the connector (2 points)

(a) Malgré; (b) Bien que

Scoring: 1 point each.

Question 3 Verb forms (2 points)

(a) soit; (b) a

Scoring: 1 point each.

Question 4 Reading the poster (3 points)

(a) Awa Diallo; (b) 1 h 52 (one hour fifty-two); (c) a dramatic comedy

Scoring: 1 point each.

Question 5 Translate (2 points)

(a) Bien que le film soit court, il est riche. (b) Certes, la bande originale est belle, mais la fin est faible.

Scoring: 1 point each; accept small spelling errors but not the wrong mood.

Question 6 Correct the sentences (2 points)

(a) Bien que le film soit triste… (b) Bien qu’il soit jeune / Malgré son jeune âge, il réalise bien.

Scoring: 1 point each.

Question 7 Nouvelle Vague (2 points)

(a) In the late 1950s. (b) Shooting in real streets, light cameras, natural light or fast editing.

Scoring: 1 point each.

Question 8 Reading a critique (2 points)

(a) She loses her job and goes home. (b) The actors’ performances and the ending.

Scoring: 1 point each.

Question 9 Write a critique (3 points)

Model: « La Maison du pêcheur » raconte une famille à Tahiti. Certes, le rythme est lent, mais les images sont superbes. Je recommande ce film à tous.

Scoring: 1 point for title and summary, 1 point for certes… mais used correctly, 1 point for a recommendation and correct French.

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