Famous Landmarks
Common Phrases
Food
National Symbols
Geography
100

Which city is the Eiffel Tower in?

Paris

100

What does “Bonjour” mean?

Hello / Good morning

100

What is a French “baguette”?

A long loaf of bread

100

What are the three colors of the French flag (in order from left to right)?

Blue, white, red

100

What is the capital city of France?

Paris

200

What river runs through Paris near Notre-Dame?

The Seine

200

What does “Au revoir” mean?

Goodbye

200

Which French food is a mix of cheese cooked in a pot and dipped with bread?

Fondue

200

What is the French flag commonly called?

The Tricolore

200

What ocean borders France on the west?

The Atlantic Ocean

300

Which famous museum has the Mona Lisa?

The Louvre Museum (Paris)

300

What does “Merci” mean?

Thank you

300

What are “crêpes”?

Thin pancakes

300

Where might you see the rooster symbol in France?

On sports jerseys/teams, logos, coins, or stamps

300

Which mountain range forms a natural border between France and Spain?

The Pyrenees

400

What huge palace near Paris was home to French kings?

Palace of Versailles

400

What does “Excusez-moi” mean?

Excuse me (to get attention / polite)

400

What is the name of the French sandwich made with ham and melted cheese?

Croque monsieur

400

What is France’s national motto?

Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité (Liberty, Equality, Fraternity)

400

Which French region is famous for lavender fields?

Provence

500

What is the famous cathedral on an island in Paris called?

Notre-Dame Cathedral

500

What does “Très bien” mean?

Very good

500

What is “ratatouille”?

A vegetable stew (often with eggplant, zucchini, tomato)

500

What big French national holiday is celebrated on July 14?

Bastille Day (La Fête Nationale)

500

Which country lies directly east of France?

Germany

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