Bien, mieux, le mieux - good, better, best.
Adjectives - Comparisons and Amounts
What do ‘de taille moyenne’, ‘le meilleur’ and ‘plus mal’ mean? How would you say, ‘good’, ‘better’ or ‘best’?
In year 10 or 11 and studying French? This fun to play rapid revision quiz was written just for you.
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When describing the amount, the size, or the quality of something then we need to use comparative adjectives. What are these exactly? Well, they are words such as ‘good, better’, and ‘best’ or ‘high, higher’, and 'highest’. In this quiz we look at some of the most common French comparative adjectives along with a sprinkling of others. Have a go and see how many questions you can answer correctly first time. It’s a fast and fun way to learn and revise French words for the GCSE exams.
In each question you will be given a word or words in English. All you have to do is choose the French equivalent from the four choices offered.
1.
Medium height
Mi-long
De taille moyenne
Moyen
Sûr
2.
Less
Plus
Ouvert
Moins
Libre
Plus = more
Ouvert = open
Libre = vacant
Ouvert = open
Libre = vacant
3.
Better
Bon
Le meilleur
Large
Meilleur
Bon = good
Le meilleur = best
Large = wide
Le meilleur = best
Large = wide
4.
High
Faux / fausse
Vrai
Unique
Haut
Faux / fausse = false
Vrai = true
Unique = only
Vrai = true
Unique = only
5.
Few / little
Moins
Le moins
Peu
Court
Moins = less
Le moins = the least
Court = short
Le moins = the least
Court = short
6.
Badly
Plus mal
Mal
Le plus mal
Bas
Plus mal = worse
Le plus mal = worst
Bas = low
Le plus mal = worst
Bas = low
7.
The most
Le plus
Beaucoup
Plus
Parfait
Beaucoup = lots
Plus = more
Parfait = perfect
Plus = more
Parfait = perfect
8.
Worse
Pire
Mauvais
Le pire
Maigre
Mauvais = bad
Le pire = worst
Maigre = skinny / thin
Le pire = worst
Maigre = skinny / thin
9.
Best
Bien
Le mieux
Mieux
Mince
Bien = well
Mieux = better
Mince = slim / thin
Mieux = better
Mince = slim / thin
10.
More
Étroit
Gros
Plein de
Encore de
Étroit = narrow
Gros = fat
Plein de = full of / lots of
Gros = fat
Plein de = full of / lots of
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Moyen = medium / average
Sûr = certain / sure