Grade 5 · Core French · Unit 3 of 7
Numbers 0 to 30
Count in French
What your child practises
Reading and saying numbers from 0 to 30, and giving small sums in French.
Nunavut Curriculum approved guide: French as an Additional Language for Nunavut, Grades 4–9, Oral Communication · speaking and interacting in French with attention to message, fluency and accuracy
Sample questions
A taste of this unit. In the app, questions change every time and get easier or harder to match your child.
Question 1
Which word means 20?
- vingt-deux
- vingt
- vingt et un
vingt
Hint: Break big numbers into parts: dix-sept is 10 + 7, vingt-trois is 20 + 3.
Question 2
Which word means 2?
- deux
- zéro
- douze
deux
Hint: Break big numbers into parts: dix-sept is 10 + 7, vingt-trois is 20 + 3.
Question 3
Which word means 18?
- vingt
- dix-huit
- huit
dix-huit
Hint: Break big numbers into parts: dix-sept is 10 + 7, vingt-trois is 20 + 3.
Question 4
What number is «huit»?
- 5
- 9
- 8
8
Hint: Break big numbers into parts: dix-sept is 10 + 7, vingt-trois is 20 + 3.
Question 5
What number is «vingt-trois»?
- 26
- 13
- 23
23
Hint: Break big numbers into parts: dix-sept is 10 + 7, vingt-trois is 20 + 3.
Question 6
What number is «treize»?
- 13
- 16
- 23
13
Hint: Break big numbers into parts: dix-sept is 10 + 7, vingt-trois is 20 + 3.