Which classic French pastry is often mispronounced and has a variation with chocolate called "pain au chocolat"?
Croissant
Which French artist is known for their water lillies?
Claude Monet
Which part of France wants to secede and become its own country?
Bretagne
Anticonstitutionellement
anticonstitutionally
Which French Revolution-set French literature piece features a bread-obsessed cop?
Les Miserables
Which famous race saw its 113th edition in 2026 that began in Barcelona and finished in Paris?
La Tour de France
Who is the youngest president in French history?
Emmanuel Macron
Name the region of southern France that acts as a popular vaction spot
La Cote d'Azur
Frappadingue
nutcase, lunatic, crazy
This iconic duo has their own theme park located in Picardy, France
Astérix et Obélix
The French consume about 40,000 metric tons of this delicacy each year
Escargot
Which French singer was temporarily blind as a child?
Edith Piaf
Name the 8 countries France borders
Italy, Switzerland, Belgium, Germany, Spain, Andorra, Monaco, Luxembourg
Flaner
to laze about, do nothing
The novel of this planet-hopping protagonist, despite being French, was first published in English, 3 years before the French edition.
Le Petit Prince
Which iconic French landmark inspired a Disney kingdom?
Le Mont St Michel
Who helped design and build an iconic French gift?
Gustave Eiffel
Name territories of France
Martinique, La Réunion, La Guadeloupe, La Guinea Francaise, La Polynesie Francaise, Mayotte, French Guiana
Raler
to complain
Which lengthy French novel about revenge released its newest adaptation in 2024 starring Pierre Niney?
Which other iconic French dessert actually hails from Italy, not France?
Macaron
Which French DJ was born to Moroccan and Belgian parents in the 1960s?
David Guetta
Name at least 4 departments in France
Loire, Loire Atlantique, Maine et Loire, Sarthe, Paris, Vendee, Rhone, Martinique, La Réunion
meugler
to moo
Which globe-trotting bande-dessine featured famous people such as Edgar Allan Poe, Joseph Stalin, St. John, and Al Capone?
Tintin