Question

1.
○ je vais bien.
● excusez-moi.
○ comme ci, comme ça.

2.
○ comment vous appelez-vous?
○ je mappelle bernard.
● ça va très bien!

3.
● bonne journée!
○ il ny a pas de quoi.
○ je ten prie.

4.
○ au revoir.
○ à plus tard.
● bonjour.

5.
○ ça va?
○ comment vas-tu?
○ merci beaucoup.

Explanation:

To solve these French language questions, we analyze each one based on common French greetings, responses, and phrases:

Question 1

The options are responses to a situation (e.g., asking for attention or apologizing). "Excusez - moi" is a polite way to get someone’s attention or apologize, which fits common usage. The selected option is correct as "Excusez - moi" is a standard polite phrase.

Question 2

The options are responses to "How are you?". "Ça va très bien!" means "It’s going very well!", which is a proper response to an inquiry about well - being. The selected option is correct.

Question 3

The options are responses to a farewell or gratitude. "Bonne journée!" means "Have a good day!", which is a standard farewell - type greeting. The selected option is correct.

Question 4

The options are greetings or farewells. "Bonjour" means "Hello", which is a standard greeting. The selected option is correct.

Question 5

The options are either greetings/inquiries ("Ça va?", "Comment vas - tu?") or a thank - you ("Merci beaucoup"). Since the first two are about asking "How are you?", and "Merci beaucoup" is for thanking, if the context is a response to a greeting or a non - thank - you situation, "Merci beaucoup" is not the right response to a "how are you" - type question. But if we assume the question is about which is a thank - you, "Merci beaucoup" is the correct thank - you phrase.

Answer:

s:

1. Excusez - moi.
2. Ça va très bien!
3. Bonne journée!
4. Bonjour.
5. Merci beaucoup.