French
Double Talk
Appliances and Household Items
Finish the Lyric Colours
FINAL JEOPARDY
100

What type of bread is distinguished by its long shape and crisp crust?  

 (French) Baguette

 Baguettes are a staple food item in France, so much so that France used to have a law that required bakers to inform city hall whenever they wanted to take vacation to avoid too many bakeries being closed at once. The law was repealed in 2015.

100

The Big Apple, followed by the state in which you can find it  

 New York, New York

 The city’s original name was New Amsterdam.

100

Which of the following is a popular brand of sewing machines?

Samsung, Singer, or Sew-it

 Singer

 Isaac Singer designed and developed the Singer sewing machine in 1851. It was able to sew 900 stitches in one minute.

100

I found my thrill...

on Blueberry Hill

100

Canada has this number of territories.  

THREE
200

How many times has Paris hosted the Olympics, including the 2024 games?  

1, 2 or 3 times?

Three times

 The first time was in 1900 and the second in 1924. The Olympic Games have grown a lot over the last 100 years. In 1924, just over 3,000 athletes competed, and in 2024 there are over 10,000 athletes set to compete.

200

Part of a ballerina’s costume.

A Tutu

The word comes from the French cucu, which means “bottom.” They first appeared in 1832 at a ballet in Paris.

200

What company is known for making vacuum cleaners?

Maytag, Hoover, Whirlpool

Hoover

The Hoover vacuum was invented in 1907 by Murray Spangler, a janitor. The first version of the vacuum was called the suction sweeper.

200

Roses are red, my love...

violets are blue

300

What is the name of the iconic French designer known for her elegantly casual designs such as the “little black dress” and famous fragrance No. 5?  

Coco Chanel

Coco Chanel started her career as a hatmaker in France. In 1913, she opened her first shop. She was also the first fashion designer to introduce a perfume— Chanel No. 5

300

Baby’s first word (typically)  

Mama (or dada)

 Infants typically spend most of their time with their mothers and fathers, and both names are easy words to learn. Many cultures use short, repeating words for mother and father.

300

What large appliance is usually located in the laundry room?

Dryer, Fridge, Full Freezer

Dryer

The earliest version of a tumble dryer was invented in 1799. It was a round barrel with holes positioned over an open fire. A hand crank was used to rotate the barrel and dry the clothes.

300

We all live in a...

yellow submarine!

400

What type of bird does the French military still train to deliver messages in the event that telecommunications are unavailable?  

Carrier pigeons

Carrier pigeons were used during wartime up until World War II. With the advancement of technology, the carrier pigeon is generally no longer used by militaries, but France houses a unit of 120 carrier pigeons just in case.

400

Jokes young kids tell  

Knock-knock

These jokes are timeless, and some are really cute.

400

What early invention was called an ice box?

Refrigerator

Before the creation of the electric refrigerator in 1927, households used a wooden box lined with tin and a block of ice to preserve food from spoiling.

400

Blue moon, you saw me...

standing alone

500

What is the name of the French food considered a delicacy that consists of a mollusk cooked in butter and garlic?  

Although eating snails dates back to ancient Rome, today it is considered a French delicacy and has become associated with luxury and wealth.

500

Another name for a saddle (Oxford) shoe during the 1940s–1960s (Hint: The name was inspired by the cheerleaders who wore them at pep rallies.)  

Rah-rah

 Interestingly, rah-rah shoes are popular again today, but they’re a little different than they were back then. Today’s in-demand Rah-Rah’s are limited-edition Italian high-top sneakers designed by Sherard Sharpe.

500

What household item is used to take the wrinkles out of clothes? 

 

Steam iron

 The earliest electric iron dates back to the 1880s. The development of the electric iron coincided with the installation of electricity in houses.

500

It's good to touch the green green grass...

of home

600

What is the name of the famous French cabaret known for the creation of the can-can dance?  

Moulin Rouge

Located in the Montmartre (mon-MART) neighborhood of Paris, Moulin Rouge became known for its extravagant cabarets featuring dance, music, and other entertainment.

600

Middle Eastern salad or side dish  

Couscous

The grain is typically made from semolina and is a staple in the Middle East and North Africa.

600

What is the most popular brand of stand mixer: Bosch or KitchenAid?  

 KitchenAid

With their iconic design and versatile attachments, KitchenAid mixers have revolutionized home baking. They make everything from kneading dough to whipping cream effortless and enjoyable.

600

I've got the world on a string, I'm sitting on ...

a rainbow

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