French Foods
A very thin pancake.
un Crêpe
What is the capitol of France?
Paris
When did the French Revolution start?
1789
What is New Years in French?
Le Nouvelles années
When did the French stop use of the guillotine in executions?
1981
A dish which originates from Nice in the south of France. It consists of sliced vegetables laid out in a casserole dish.
Ratatouille
Where is Bruxelles?
Who became the emperor of France in 1804?
Napoleon Bonaparte
The national day of France, which is celebrated on July 14 each year.
Bastille Day
What French person created Braille?
Louis Braille
Cooked, edible snail typically served drenched in garlic and butter.
Escargot
Name a French country (Other than
France, Belgique ou Suisse.)
Congo, Canada, Senegal, Ivory Coast, Madagascar, Haiti, etc.
When was La tour Eiffel built?
1887
A holiday that is celebrated on November 1st.
La Toussaint
Where did Joan of Arc live before leading the French army?
Domrémy
A French dish of chicken braised with "juice", lardons, mushrooms, and garlic.
Coq au vin
What continent is the most French speaking countries on?
Afrique
How long did it take for France to be taken over in WWII?
6 semaines.
What do the French do on Poisson d'Avril?
They tape paper fish to each others backs.
Why did east Francia become German land?
When Charlemagne died, the Carolingian empire was split between his grandsons because of the Treaty of Verdun. East Francia would eventually became a part of the German empire.
Consists of raw minced beef or horse meat, seasoned with capers, pickles, and sometimes a raw egg.
Steak tartare
Where is the Maghreb?
Afrique du nord
When did the Hundred Years War end?
1453
What is celebrated in France on Janurary 6th?
Épiphanie
How much does a Pluma De Cochon Ibérique cost at La Poule Noire in Marseilles.
25 Euros.