Understanding the Pronoun 'Lequel'

What is the definition of the French pronoun "lequel"?

• It is a possessive pronoun.

• It is an interrogative pronoun used to ask about a specific item or person.

• It is a demonstrative pronoun.

• It is a reflexive pronoun.

In which context is "lequel" used in French questions?

• To ask about the location of an object.

• To inquire about the identity of a person.

• To specify which one among several options.

• To express possession.

How does "lequel" agree with the noun it refers to?

• It agrees in gender only.

• It agrees in number only.

• It agrees in both gender and number.

• It does not agree with the noun.

Which of the following sentences correctly uses "lequel"?

• Lequel de ces livres est le tien?

• Qui de ces livres est le tien?

• Lequel est ton livre?

• Qui est ton livre?

What is the main distinction between "lequel" and "qui"?

• "Lequel" is used for people, "qui" is used for objects.

• "Lequel" is used for objects, "qui" is used for people.

• "Lequel" is used for both people and objects, "qui" is only for people.

• "Lequel" is used for specific choices, "qui" is for general questions.

Identify the correct form of "lequel" for a feminine singular noun.

• Lequel

• Laquelle

• Lesquels

• Lesquelles

Choose the correct form of "lequel" for a masculine plural noun.

• Lequel

• Laquelle

• Lesquels

• Lesquelles

Which sentence contains a common mistake with "lequel"?

• Lequel de ces films préfères-tu?

• Laquelle de ces robes est la plus belle?

• Lesquels de ces chiens est le tien?

• Lesquelles de ces maisons sont à vendre?

Translate the following sentence into French: "Which of these cars is yours?"

• Qui de ces voitures est la tienne?

• Lequel de ces voitures est la tienne?

• Laquelle de ces voitures est la tienne?

• Lesquelles de ces voitures est la tienne?

What is the correct form of "lequel" for a feminine plural noun?

• Lequel

• Laquelle

• Lesquels

• Lesquelles