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Texte à trous : « Nous sommes arrivés en retard ______ les embouteillages. » Choisissez l'expression correcte.

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Key Facts: THPT French Exam

A State-run, free, paper-based French paper of 40 multiple-choice questions in 50 minutes (0.25 points each, out of 10); since 2025 French is an elective testing A2–B1 reading and grammar.

Sample THPT French Practice Questions

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1Choisissez le mot ou l'expression qui complète correctement la phrase : « Hier soir, nous ______ au cinéma avec nos amis. »
A.avons allé
B.allons
C.sommes allés
D.irons
Explanation: « Aller » is a verb of motion conjugated in the passé composé with the auxiliary « être », so it agrees with the subject: « nous sommes allés ». The marker « Hier soir » signals a completed past action.
2Complétez : « Elle a acheté une robe ______ elle aime beaucoup la couleur. »
A.que
B.qui
C.
D.dont
Explanation: The relative clause means « elle aime beaucoup la couleur de la robe ». Because the verb « aimer la couleur DE quelque chose » involves « de », the correct relative pronoun is « dont ».
3Choisissez l'antonyme du mot souligné : « Ce film est très ennuyeux. »
A.passionnant
B.long
C.triste
D.cher
Explanation: « Ennuyeux » means boring, so its antonym is « passionnant » (exciting, fascinating). Vocabulary at the A2–B1 level often tests common adjective opposites.
4Complétez : « Si j'avais plus de temps, je ______ une langue étrangère. »
A.apprendrai
B.apprendrais
C.apprends
D.ai appris
Explanation: In a hypothetical sentence with « si » + imparfait (« si j'avais »), the main clause uses the conditionnel présent: « j'apprendrais ». This is the second type of conditional (irreal in the present).
5Choisissez l'article correct : « J'aime beaucoup ______ musique classique. »
A.une
B.de la
C.la
D.des
Explanation: After verbs of preference such as « aimer », French uses the definite article to express a general liking: « la musique classique ». Here « musique » is feminine singular, so « la » is correct.
6Complétez : « Il faut que tu ______ tes devoirs avant de sortir. »
A.fais
B.feras
C.faire
D.fasses
Explanation: The expression « il faut que » requires the subjonctif. The subjonctif présent of « faire » for « tu » is « fasses », so « il faut que tu fasses » is correct.
7Choisissez le pronom qui remplace les mots soulignés : « Je donne le livre à Marie. » → « Je ______ donne le livre. »
A.lui
B.la
C.le
D.leur
Explanation: « à Marie » is an indirect object (a person introduced by « à »), so it is replaced by the indirect object pronoun « lui » (singular, for both genders): « Je lui donne le livre. »
8Complétez : « Ce sont les plus beaux paysages ______ j'aie jamais vus. »
A.qui
B.que
C.dont
D.lesquels
Explanation: « paysages » is the direct object of « j'aie vus », so the relative pronoun « que » is required. Its use also explains the agreement of the past participle « vus » (placed before the verb).
9Choisissez la bonne préposition : « Nous partons ______ France la semaine prochaine. »
A.à
B.au
C.en
D.dans
Explanation: For feminine countries (and those beginning with a vowel), French uses « en » to express destination: « en France ». « France » is a feminine country.
10Complétez : « Quand j'étais petit, je ______ tous les jours dans le jardin. »
A.ai joué
B.jouerai
C.joue
D.jouais
Explanation: A repeated, habitual action in the past is expressed with the imparfait. « Quand j'étais petit » and « tous les jours » both signal a habit, so « je jouais » is correct.

About the THPT French Exam

The Kỳ thi tốt nghiệp THPT French paper is the foreign-language option for French within Vietnam's national high school graduation examination, run by the Ministry of Education and Training. Under the 2025 reform (Decision 4068/QĐ-BGDĐT and Circular 24/2024/TT-BGDĐT, following the 2018 General Education Programme), the exam shrank to four subjects — Mathematics and Literature compulsory plus two electives — and Foreign Language, including French, became an elective rather than a compulsory subject. The French paper is now 40 multiple-choice questions in 50 minutes, each worth 0.25 points for a maximum of 10. It is fully objective: reading comprehension (short texts, two long passages, cloze gap-fills, notice and flyer reading, and sentence/dialogue/letter ordering) together with grammar and vocabulary at CEFR A2–B1, drawing mainly on the grade 10–11 curriculum. This bank contains 100 self-contained practice questions modelled on that format.

Questions

100 scored questions

Time Limit

50 minutes (real paper); 40 multiple-choice questions

Passing Score

Scored out of 10 (0.25 points per question). No standalone French pass mark; graduation uses a weighted average of all four exam subjects and grade-12 records.

Exam Fee

No exam fee; the graduation examination is State-organised and free for registered candidates. (Bộ Giáo dục và Đào tạo (Ministry of Education and Training, MOET), Vietnam)

THPT French Exam Content Outline

62%

Grammar and usage

Verb tenses/moods (passé composé, imparfait, futur, conditionnel, subjonctif), pronouns, relative pronouns, articles, prepositions, agreement, comparatives, negation and si-clauses.

25%

Reading comprehension

Self-contained short and long passages plus 2025 notice/flyer reading and sentence/dialogue/letter ordering: main idea, detail, reference words, vocabulary in context.

13%

Vocabulary

Synonyms, antonyms, lexical fields, logical connectors and word formation at A2–B1 level.

How to Pass the THPT French Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: Scored out of 10 (0.25 points per question). No standalone French pass mark; graduation uses a weighted average of all four exam subjects and grade-12 records.
  • Exam length: 100 questions
  • Time limit: 50 minutes (real paper); 40 multiple-choice questions
  • Exam fee: No exam fee; the graduation examination is State-organised and free for registered candidates.

Keys to Passing

  • Complete 500+ practice questions
  • Score 80%+ consistently before scheduling
  • Focus on highest-weighted sections
  • Use our AI tutor for tough concepts

THPT French Study Tips from Top Performers

1Drill the core verb system — présent, passé composé vs imparfait, futur, conditionnel and the subjonctif after triggers like il faut que, bien que and avant que — since grammar is the largest part of the paper.
2Master relative pronouns (qui, que, dont, où, lequel) and choose them by the verb's construction (parler de → dont, monter dans → dans lequel).
3Practise the 2025 task types specifically: reading notices and flyers for times, prices and conditions, and ordering scrambled letters and dialogues.
4Build A2–B1 vocabulary in lexical fields (school, environment, transport, social media) and learn synonyms, antonyms and logical connectors (donc, car, cependant, à cause de, grâce à).
5Train past-participle agreement: with être (subject agreement), with avoir (preceding direct object) and with reflexive verbs (se laver les mains stays invariable).
6Time yourself at roughly 75 seconds per question to match the 40-question, 50-minute paper, and skim long passages first for the main idea before answering detail questions.
7Revise the three si-clause patterns (si + présent → futur; si + imparfait → conditionnel présent; si + plus-que-parfait → conditionnel passé), a recurring exam point.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many questions are on the THPT French exam and how long is it?

Since the 2025 reform, the French paper has 40 multiple-choice questions to be answered in 50 minutes. Each question is worth 0.25 points, for a maximum total of 10 points.

Is French still a compulsory subject in the THPT graduation exam?

No. From 2025, under Decision 4068/QĐ-BGDĐT, the exam was cut to four subjects (Mathematics and Literature compulsory plus two electives), and Foreign Language, including French, became an elective rather than a compulsory subject.

What does the French paper test?

It is fully multiple-choice and covers reading comprehension (short texts, two long passages, cloze gap-fills, notice and flyer reading, and sentence/dialogue/letter ordering) plus grammar and vocabulary at CEFR A2–B1, drawn mainly from the grade 10–11 curriculum.

Is there an essay or writing section in the French paper?

No. Unlike Literature, which is essay-based, all foreign-language papers including French use only the multiple-choice format, with no true/false, short-answer or essay components.

What score do I need to pass French?

There is no separate French pass mark. Graduation is decided on a weighted average across all four exam subjects together with grade-12 school records, provided no subject scores at or below 1.0 point.

Is there a fee to take the THPT French exam?

No. The high school graduation examination is organised by the State, and registered grade-12 students and free candidates take it without a subject fee, registering through their school or local Department of Education.

Who organises the THPT French exam?

It is set by the Ministry of Education and Training (Bộ Giáo dục và Đào tạo, MOET) and administered locally through provincial Departments of Education and Training at school-based exam centres.