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100+ Free NB Francophone G2 Reading Practice Questions

New Brunswick Grade 2 Reading Provincial Assessment (Francophone Sector) practice questions are available now; exam metadata is being verified.

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Free provincial assessment administered in public schools

New Brunswick Department of Education and Early Childhood Development

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New Brunswick Department of Education and Early Childhood Development

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Official assessment delivered in French

GNB Francophone Sector

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English-language study adaptation for practice

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New Brunswick, Canada

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Francophone sector public schools

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New Brunswick's New Brunswick Grade 2 Reading Provincial Assessment (Francophone Sector) evaluates core student competencies in the Francophone sector. This 100-question bank is an original English-language multiple-choice study adaptation for extra practice - not an official translation and not an official-format simulation.

Sample NB Francophone G2 Reading Practice Questions

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1Which word means the same as 'grand' (big)?
A.Large
B.Petit
C.Mince
D.Court
Explanation: 'Large' is a synonym for 'grand' in English context when translating meaning, though 'petit' is the antonym. This tests basic vocabulary (le vocabulaire).
2Read: 'The cat was very affamé and ate all its food.' What does 'affamé' mean?
A.Hungry
B.Sleepy
C.Angry
D.Happy
Explanation: Context clues show the cat ate all its food, meaning 'affamé' is hungry.
3What is the opposite (l'antonyme) of 'hot'?
A.Cold
B.Warm
C.Bright
D.Dark
Explanation: 'Cold' is the opposite of 'hot'.
4If you are 'fatigué', you want to:
A.Sleep
B.Run
C.Eat
D.Play
Explanation: 'Fatigué' means tired, so you would want to sleep.
5Which word is closest in meaning to 'chuchoter'?
A.Whisper
B.Shout
C.Sing
D.Cry
Explanation: 'Chuchoter' means to whisper.
6The boy was 'triste' because he lost his toy. What does 'triste' mean?
A.Sad
B.Happy
C.Mad
D.Excited
Explanation: Losing a toy makes you sad (triste).
7What is an 'arbre'?
A.A tree
B.A car
C.A house
D.A dog
Explanation: 'Arbre' translates to tree.
8What is the opposite of 'rapide'?
A.Slow
B.Fast
C.High
D.Low
Explanation: 'Rapide' means fast, so the opposite is slow (lent).
9The sun is very 'brillant' today. What does 'brillant' mean?
A.Bright
B.Dark
C.Cold
D.Wet
Explanation: The sun is bright (brillant).
10Which word is a synonym for 'heureux'?
A.Joyeux
B.Triste
C.Fâché
D.Peur
Explanation: 'Joyeux' (joyful) is a synonym for 'heureux' (happy).

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