Quebec French in daily life
Char, blonde, souper and the question particle -tu: twelve situations to decode. Practise with 12 questions and see your score on the page.
Quebec French in daily life
Char, blonde, souper and the question particle -tu: twelve situations to decode. Twelve questions. Choose the answer that fits each situation.
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How this quiz works
Put the vocabulary, meal names and informal question patterns into context. These twelve written situations practise meaning; they do not test accent or pronunciation.
Each question gives you three choices. Pick the meaning or expression that fits the situation. Your score appears at the end; the existing Playground email form gives access to the answer key and explanations.
For the examples behind the game, read Québec French vs France French: Key Differences for Learners. You can also play this quiz directly inside that guide.
Should I read the guide first?
You can try the game directly, or read the full guide first and use these questions to check what you understood.
What does my score tell me?
It shows how many questions you answered correctly on this topic. It does not certify a CEFR level. The B1 label is a guide to the difficulty of this activity.
Can I try again?
Yes. Return to the game after reviewing the explanations and the guide. Look for the meaning in context rather than memorising the position of an answer.
