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100

what is the name of the traditional french bread that is long and crusty?

Baguette

100

What is the name of France's national football (soccer) team?

Les Bleus

100

What is the capital city of France?

Paris

100

Who was the French military leader who became Emperor of France in 1804?

Napoleon Bonaparte

100

What is the national symbol of France, often depicted as a rooster?

The Gallic Rooster (Le Coq Gaulois)

200

Which creamy, custard-like dessert from France is typically topped with a layer of caramelized sugar?

Crème brûlée

200

Which famous annual cycling race takes place primarily in France?

Tour de France

200

Which mountain range separates France and Spain?

The Pyrenees

200

What major historical event in France began in 1789 and led to the overthrow of the monarchy?

The French Revolution

200

Which tower in Paris was the tallest man-made structure in the world when it was completed in 1889?

The Eiffel Tower

300

What is the name of the famous French dish made with beef stewed in red wine, often from Burgundy?

Boeuf Bourguignon 

300

In which French city was the first modern Olympic Games held in 1900?

Paris

300

What is the name of the longest river in France?

he Loire River

300

Which French heroine, later canonized as a saint, led the French army to victories during the Hundred Years' War?

Joan of Arc

300

What is the name of the famous museum in Paris that houses the Mona Lisa?

The Louvre

400

What is the term for the French concept of small appetizers served before a meal, which translates to "outside of the work"?

Hors d'œuvres

400

What is the name of the French rugby competition that features top-tier clubs, such as Toulouse and Clermont Auvergne?

top 14

400

What is the name of the large French island located in the Mediterranean Sea?

Corsica  

400

What treaty, signed in 843, divided the Carolingian Empire into three kingdoms and is considered a founding moment in French history?

The Treaty of Verdun

400

What is the name of the French region known for its production of cider and the Mont Saint-Michel?

Normandy

500

Which French region is known for its production of sparkling wine, often mistakenly referred to as Champagne, though only wines from the region can officially bear this name?

Champagne Region

500

Which French tennis player was the first from France to win the men’s singles title at Wimbledon, achieving this in 1924?

Jean Borotra*

500

Which French overseas department is located in South America?

French Guiana

500

During which battle in 1515 did King Francis I of France achieve a significant victory against the Swiss?

The Battle of Marignano

500

What is the French motto, meaning "Liberty, Equality, Fraternity," that originates from the French Revolution?

Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité