You mean a chaise longue!

8/10. And I'm not a French teacher, I'm French. And I did'n't even get 10/10.

7/10 not so shabby!!

Hi Gaellemj,
Yes, the French spelling is "chaise longue," but "chaise lounge" is a well-established spelling in America, and can be found in dictionaries. But, as this is a French vocab quiz, I suppose I should give both spellings! Thanks!

6/10 and i dont know any French. Not too bad.

4/10, I need some work! But I learned a lot

7/10....I thought that I would do better!

Hey, when did we start getting points for quizzes?!

I got 6/10. Not to bad. My interior design skills are getting rusty. I took lots of classes thinking I was going in that direction. I need to study I guess. Also, I took 3 years of french, and remember a little. If you don't use it, you lose it.

That is pretty sweet I got 35 points. I got 7/10. I speak a little french, so that helped... and hindered at times too. lol.

That actually wasn't too terrible. I took 3 years of high school French, one semester of college French and I'm majoring in interior design. I only got two wrong. I guess design comes naturally...

8/10... très bien.

I am a French STUDENT and Interior Designer

5/10, and since I don't study French, I wasn't surprised I didn't do well. Oh well, I got points and learned a lot

I'm French and I didn't get 10/10. That bureau was confusing.

I'm French and I didn't get 10/10. That bureau was confusing.

7/10

9/10
Not too shabby.

10/10 - /flex! That's what all those years of poring over antique catalogs and British Homes and Gardens can do for you!

And yes the "chaise" terminology can be confusing. Growing up in the USA we called it a "chaise lounge" but in Britain it is pronounced "chaise long", and is spelled "chaise longue", and even sometimes "lounge" the USA way, but is spoken like the word "Long".

Fun fun!