Trivia 1
If you were eating Escargot, what would you be eating?
Edible land snails
What fruit is the main ingredient in wine?
Grapes
Which Disney cooking film was set in France?
Ratatouille
What is the main ingredient in an omelette?
Eggs
What is the name of the puff pastry that's light, buttery and flaky?
Croissant
Thin pancakes that can be either savoury or sweet are called?
Crepes
What is the name for the famous mountains in France?
The Alps
Name the country where croissants were originally invented.
Austria
What currency is used in France?
Euro
What French dessert consists of a caramelized sugar topping over custard, often flavoured with vanilla?
Creme Brulee
Paris, France is referred to as the city of what?
Love
What is the name of the building that is known as the birthplace of the modern form of the can-can dance.
The Moulin Rouge
What was the name of the French building that burned down in 2019?
Notre-Dame Cathedral
The French alphabet has how many letters?
26
Who was the French Canadian singer that performed on the Eiffel Tower for the Olympics opening ceremony in 2024?
Celine Dion
What is the name of the French national day celebrated on 14 July?
Bastille Day
What does Joyeuse Noël translate to in English?
Merry Christmas
True or False: France is 14 times smaller than Australia?
True
What artform is Claude Monet most famous for?
Painting
True or False: 320 million people speak French
True
What is the name of the female patron saint of France that was burned at the stake for heresy, witchcraft and violating divine law for dressing like a man?
Joan of Arc
Which region of Europe is France in? Western, northern, southern or central Europe?
Western Europe
Who was the French military leader known for his many victories during the French Revolution?
Napoleon
What is in the centre of the world's biggest roundabout?
Arc de Triomphe
Famous French writer Victor Hugo wrote what two novels?
The Hunchback of Notre Dame and Les Misérables