Start your students’ French language-learning journey with these five free PDF worksheets, perfect for practicing basic vocabulary.

Italian worksheet on house objects
Italian worksheet on numbers and basic math
Italian worksheets on family and relationships
Italian worksheet on colors and shapes
Italian worksheet on food and ordering at restaurants

1. Objects Around the House (Everyday Vocabulary)

Answer Keys:

Exercise 1

Match the Italian words to the correct objects around the house.

  • Tavolo – Table
  • Letto – Bed
  • Sedia – Chair
  • Lampada – Lamp

Exercise 2

Fill in the blank with the correct Italian word:

  • The object you sit on is a sedia.
  • The object you sleep on is a letto.
  • The object that provides light is a lampada.
  • The object used for eating and drinking is a tavolo.

Exercise 3

Translate the following Italian words to English:

  • Armadio – Wardrobe
  • Specchio – Mirror
  • Tappeto – Carpet
  • Orologio – Clock

2. Numbers and Basic Math

Answer Keys:

Exercise 1

Translate the following Italian numbers to English:

  • Sei – Six
  • Sette – Seven
  • Otto – Eight
  • Nove – Nine
  • Dieci – Ten

Exercise 2

Solve the following basic math problems in Italian:

  • Tre + due = cinque
  • Sette – quattro = tre
  • Otto x due = sedici
  • Dieci / due = cinque

Exercise 3

Fill in the blank with the correct Italian number:

  • Il numero dopo cinque è sei.
  • Il numero prima di otto è sette.
  • La somma di tre e tre è sei.
  • La differenza tra dieci e sei è quattro.

3. Family and Relationships

Answer Keys:

Exercise 1

Match the Italian family member terms to the correct English translations:

  • Madre – Mother
  • Padre – Father
  • Figlio – Son
  • Figlia – Daughter
  • Nonno – Grandfather
  • Nonna – Grandmother

Exercise 2

Fill in the blank with the correct Italian family member term:

  • My nonna is my father’s mother.
  • My nonno is my mother’s father.
  • My brother’s figlia is my niece.
  • My marito (if male) or moglie (if female) is the person I am married to.

Exercise 3

Translate the following Italian relationship terms to English:

  • Marito – Husband
  • Moglie – Wife
  • Fidanzato – Fiancé (male)
  • Fidanzata – Fiancée (female)
  • Zio – Uncle
  • Zia – Aunt

Exercise 4

Draw a line connecting the Italian word to the correct English relationship:

  • Cugino – Cousin
  • Nipote – Nephew/Niece
  • Suocero – Father-in-law
  • Cognato – Brother-in-law

4. Colors and Shapes

Answer Keys:

Exercise 1

Match the Italian color words to the correct color:

  • Rosso – Red
  • Verde – Green
  • Blu – Blue
  • Giallo – Yellow
  • Arancione – Orange
  • Viola – Purple

Exercise 2

Fill in the blank with the correct Italian color or shape word:

  • The sky is blu.
  • A stop sign is rosso.
  • A slice of pizza is a triangolo.
  • A quadrato has four equal sides.

Exercise 3

Translate the following Italian color and shape words to English:

  • Bianco – White
  • Nero – Black
  • Esagono – Hexagon
  • Ovale – Oval

5. Basic Food and Ordering at a Restaurant

Answer Keys:

Exercise 1

Match the Italian food items to the correct English translations:

  1. Pane – C. Bread
  2. Formaggio – A. Cheese
  3. Pomodoro – B. Tomato
  4. Latte – D. Milk

Exercise 2

Fill in the blank with the correct Italian word for each food item:

  • I want some pane with my meal.
  • Can I have a slice of formaggio?
  • Please add pomodoro to the salad.
  • Would you like some latte in your coffee?

Exercise 3

Translate the following phrases you might use when ordering at a restaurant:

  • “Posso avere il menù, per favore?” – “Can I have the menu, please?”
  • “Vorrei ordinare…” – “I would like to order…”
  • “Il conto, per favore.” – “The bill, please.”
  • “Grazie!” – “Thank you!

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