Indo-French
Diwali Quiz
French language
French Festivals
Gastronomy
100

Which Indian city still shows French influence because it used to be a French colony?

Pondichéry (Puducherry)

100

What is the name of the decorative art made on the floor with colored powders during Diwali?

Rangoli // Le rangoli

100

What’s the difference between “tu” and “vous” in French?

Tu = informal / singular

Vous = formal / plural

100

What is the famous French film festival held every year on the French Riviera?

Cannes Film festival

100

What is the famous French drink made from fermented grapes?

Wine // du vin

200

Which famous Indian actress is also French?

Kalki Koechlin

200

Diwali marks the return of which Hindu god to Ayodhya after defeating Ravana?

Lord Ram // Le dieu Rama 

200

What's the meaning of Lesfritesfolles in French ?

The crazy fries.

200

What is the French national holiday celebrated on July 14th?

Bastille Day (La Fête Nationale)

200

Guess this Indian sweet :

Les boules de rose


Gulab Jamun

300

Which Indian film won the Grand Prix at the 77th Cannes Film Festival in 2024?

All We Imagine as Light

300

Diwali in French is called....

La Fête des Lumières.

300

In invitations, what does RSVP stand for, and what does it mean in English?

Répondez s’il vous plaît → Please respond

300

Which French festival celebrates music on the streets on June 21st every year?

La Fête de la Musique (Music Festival)

300

What Indian dish could you compare to a French crêpe?

Dosa

400

Which Indian city was designed by the French architect Le Corbusier?

Chandigarh

400

After India, which city in the world celebrates Diwali the most, with large public events, lights, and cultural programs?

London

400

What is a “faux ami” (false friend) in French? Give an example.

A word that looks like English but means something different.
Example: Actuellement → actually means currently, not “actually.”

400

Which city celebrates lemons and citrus fruits in France ? (La fête du citron : the lemon festival)

Menton

400

A very famous French spice which is actually an Indian dish.

Curry

500

Which French territory in the Indian Ocean was once part of colonial India and is still French today?

La Réunion

500

The word “Diwali” comes from the Sanskrit “Deepavali.” What does it literally mean?

Row of lights // rangée de lumières

500

what is the difference between “Savoir” and “Connaître”, both meaning “to know”?

  • Savoir → to know a fact or how to do something

  • Connaître → to be familiar with a person, place, or thing

500

What French festival celebrates the visit of the Three Kings to baby Jesus and is celebrated with a special cake called galette des rois?

La Fête des Rois

500

What is the name of the traditional French layered pastry made of puff pastry and cream, often eaten as a dessert?

Mille-feuille (also called “Napoleon”)

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