What is the meaning behind the Croissant?
Because the French word "Croissant" literally translates to "Crescent moon".
How do you spell Belgium in French?
Belgique
What is 21 in French?
Vingt-et-un
Who was the Most famous person worldwide from France? (A): Coco Chanel (B) Napoleon Bonaparte
B- Napoleon Bonaparte
How many types of Cheeses does France Provide?
1,200-1,600
What are the two most well known world wide foods that France is known for?
The croissant and Baguette
What Country is known for their Belgian waffles? Answer the Country in English terms and French Terms.
English: Belgium
French: Belgique
What is 54 in French?
cinquante-quatre
What made Coco Chanel Famous?
Coco Chanel became famous by revolutionizing women's fashion to emphasize comfort, simplicity, and casual elegance instead of restrictive early 20th-century styles.
How many Liters of Wine do the French consume a year? (A) 35 Liters (B) 40 Liters
40 Liters
What does this Image show?
French Onion Soup
Where does France get its name from?
The Franks, (Land of the Franks)
What is 32 In french?
trente-deux
Who was Joan of Arc?
Patron Saint of France
How many Snails do the French Consume a year?
25 Tons a year
What is the Average work and lunch break in France?
Up to 45-90 minutes!
What's France's Nickname?
L'Hexagone
What is 70 in French?
Soixante-dix
Who was Marion Cotillard?(A) Famous Artist (B) Fanous Actress
B- Famous Actress
Why Should you not put a baguette upside down?
It is told to be unlucky, Representing misfortune and Death.
What is the Anti-Waste Law?
France was the First Country to make it Illegal for Supermarkets to throw away unsold food.
What 11 countries does France share land borders with?
Spain, Belgium, Switzerland,Italy, Germany, Luxembourg, Andorra, and Monaco.
What is 99 in French?
quatre-vingt-dix-neuf
What Women figure was known for teaching her cooking and held her own TV Show?
Julia Child
In 1910 what law did France create in Railway stations?
A law was created that it was Forbidden to kiss in a Railway stations.