French 2, Semester 2; Les Loisirs

Sections:

Introduction  |   Section 1  |  Section 2  |   Section 3   |  Dictionaries

Section Three:

Part A |   Part B  |  Part C  |   Part D

Section Three - Part B Au Travail! Réponds aux questions en phrases complètes en français. Rends ce devoir à ton prof à Writing 3B. Ce devoir vaut 16 points. Est-ce qu'il y a un spectacle que tu préfères? Lequel? Qui joue un rôle dans une pièce de théâtre? Où? Où est-ce qu'il y a beaucoup d'animaux? Qui raconte beaucoup d'histoires drôles? Qui chante dans un opéra? Que fait le clown? Qu'est-ce qu'il y a dans le cirque? More Vocabulary Practice In addition to the vocabulary flashcards in Section 3, Part A, you should spend time going through the other vocabulary activities that are in the unit. You can also go back to the other sections to do the other activities again in review. La Farandole La Farandole dates back to the Middle Ages. The word comes from the Provençal farandoulo which was a troupe of traveling comedians. It is linear chain-dance still danced in the south of France. In la Farandole, there is a linked line of dancers moving forward. It can be danced to any music as long as it has a regular rhythm. The important part is the pattern the dancers make in space. The most characteristic feature is the arch. The circular version was know as the Carole, from which our word "carols" derives. Religious texts were set to traditional carole tunes. Some farandole tunes are played with a fife and some with bagpipes. Listen. Avance à la Partie C.

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