_STEPS:

1. Read the instructions.

2. Read the questions first. It will give you an idea of what to expect.

3. Try to guess what the answers could be using your common sense. What would you say if it was about you? What words in French would you, then, expect to see in the text?

4. Read the text in French once without stopping or thinking about possible answers.

5. Read the questions again.

6. Read the text in French again, this time, cross-referencing with the questions to see where the answers might be.

7. Write the answers.

_STEPS:

1. Read the instructions.

2. Read the questions first. It will give you an idea of what to expect.

3. Try to guess what the answers could be using your common sense. What would you say if it was about you? What words in French would you, then, expect to see in the text?

4. Read the text in French once without stopping or thinking about possible answers.

5. Read the questions again.

6. Read the text in French again, this time, cross-referencing with the questions to see where the answers might be.

7. Write the answers.

_STEPS:

1. Read the instructions.

2. Read the questions first. It will give you an idea of what to expect.

3. Make notes in French as to what the words in the table would be. The more notes you make, the easier your job will be when you have to listen to the answers.

   Try to guess what the answers could be using your common sense.

4. Listen to the track. (As this is a homework, you have the luxury of being able to stop it whenever you want and to play as many times as you want)

5. Listen to the tack without stopping it.

6. Listen to the track a second time, this time, cross-referencing with the questions.

7. Write the correct letter in the boxes.