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Candide ou L’Optimisme – Quiz

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Part of Level 3 | Reading Literature

Candide ou L’Optimisme – Petite Colle

Take this quiz based on Candide by Voltaire. Learn a bit of French with me today.

Le but secret de cet exercice est que vous écoutiez le texte de nombreuses fois. Je vous demande donc de repérer le passage et de répondre en écoutant le texte en bas de cette page pour repérer où se trouve la phrase en question.

Quiz - Candide ou L’Optimisme

Pendant que vous écoutez et lisez Candide, décidez quel homophone est le bon. Cliquez sur la bonne réponse. -- As you're listening and reading to Candide, decide which homophone is the correct one. Click on the right answer.

  • His face was a reflection of his soul.
  • This is, I believe, why he was called Candide.
  • This is, I believe, why he was called Candide.
  • Little Candide was listening to his lessons with all the good faith of his age and character.
  • He proved admirably that there is no effect without a cause.
  • Note that noses were made to carry glasses, so we have glasses.
  • Those who argued that everything is fine spoke nonsense.
  • Master Pangloss, the greatest philosopher of the province, and consequently of the entire Earth.
  • The next day after dinner, as we were leaving the table, Cunegonde and Candide found themselves behind a screen.
  • Master Baron Thunder-ten-tronckh went by the screen, and seeing this cause and this effect, he chased Candide from the castle by kicking him greatly in the behind.

 

 

 

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