French Demonstrative Adjectives – Worksheet or Quiz

Select the correct French demonstrative adjective (ce, cet, cette, or ces) based on a noun's gender, number, and whether it begins with a vowel sound.

Apply demonstrative-adjective agreement across 30 varied sentences covering masculine, feminine, singular and plural nouns.

Self-check answers, or take the unhinted version as a quiz, using the included answer key.

Assign the hinted worksheet first for practice, then the unhinted version later as a quiz, since both cover the identical 30 sentences.

Point out sentence 6 (cet ordinateur) and sentence 14 (cet abricot) together, since cet — not ce — is used before a masculine singular noun that starts with a vowel sound, the trickiest rule in the set.

Review the four forms (ce, cet, cette, ces) before assigning either worksheet, since the file itself moves straight into practice sentences without restating the rules first.

Demonstrative adjective agreement — students select ce, cet, cette, or ces to match each noun's gender and number across 30 sentences.

Vowel-sound exception — several sentences (ordinateur, abricot, appareil) test the cet-before-vowel-sound rule for masculine nouns.

Self-assessment — students can compare their answers, or complete the unhinted version as a quiz, against the included answer key.