The French Language
Un rendez-vous
What insect do the French famously love consuming?
Les escargots!
Chanel
72% of maple syrup produced in the world comes from here.
Québec
World-renowned singer with powerhouse vocals who recently returned to performing again.
CĂ©line Dion
Is the term "Le parking" used to refer to a parking lot in France or Québec?
France
une crĂȘpe
Which iconic Paris museum, home to the Mona Lisa, was originally built as a royal palace?
The Louvre
Legally and officially, the only bilingual province in Canada
New Brunswick
The most expensive bag in the world is named after her.
Jane Birkin
Masculine (i.e. Le Canada, le Mexique, le Japon et le Mozambique)
Which iconic French pastry is made of thin layers of puff pastry and pastry cream, and its name translates to "thousand sheets" or "thousand leaves"
Le mille-feuille
Which country has the second-largest number of French speakers in the world, after France?
La République démocratique du Congo (The Democratic Republic of Congo)
The founder of Manitoba and political leader of the MĂ©tis people
Louis Riel
A director and producer whose filmography includes "Incendies", "Blade Runner", and "Arrival".
Denis Villeneuve
What do you say to someone when they say "Thank you" or "Merci"?
Je vous en prie/Je t'en prie.
Which slow cooked beef stew, braised in red wine with mushrooms and onions, takes its name from French region known for its wine?
Boeuf Bourguignon
What is the French-invented sport that involves throwing metal balls as close as possible to a small wooden ball called "cochonet"
PĂ©tanque
Where is the Acadian National Park located?
Maine, USA
This bilingual basketball superstar was part of the starting lineup of the Toronto Raptors' during their championship run in 2019.
Pascal Siakam
How do you say the number "99" in French?
Quatre-vingt-dix-neuf
Which popular French sandwich is simply a baguette filled with butter and ham?
Un jambon-beurre
Which French national holiday celebrated July 14th commemorates the storming of a prison during the French revolution?
la FĂȘte nationale (Bastille Day)
Over 900,000 French-Canadians emigrated to this American region between 1850 and 1930 due to economic, political, and religious reasons.
New England
The only person in history to have a Nobel Prize in both Physics and Chemistry.
Marie Curie