Food
What animal makes up the French dish escargot
Snails
What super famous French landmark was saved from demolition in the early 1900s via its usage as a radio antenna in WWI?
The Eiffel Tower
What national monument was gifted to the United State by France in 1884?
The Statue of Liberty / Lady Liberty
For what reason do the French nickname their country "l'hexagone" (the hexagon)
Its shape
What building on UofL's Belknap campus houses the Department of Classical and Modern Languages?
Bingham Humanities
What multi-colored French dish is made of swirled zucchini, eggplant, tomatoes, squash, bell peppers, and onions baked in a dish? (Hint: it's in a popular Disney movie)
Ratatouille
What famous cathedral of Paris, France, opened in 1345, was made even more famous in an 1831 Victor Hugo novel that was adapted many times?
Notre Dame
The "Palme d’Or" is the top prize awarded at the International Film Festival held in which French City?
Cannes
Which French artist pioneered and popularized the impressionist movement, notably with his "Waterlilies" painting?
(Claude) Monet
What is the name of the national organization with a branch in Louisville that organizes cultural events surrounding French culture, enrichment, and education?
Alliance Française
Dauphiné, a region in southeast France, is famous for gratin Dauphinois. What American pot-luck staple is a descendant of this notable dish?
Scalloped Potatoes
Located about 12 miles west of Paris, what former royal residence built by Louis XIV of France now draws an estimated 15 million visitors per year, making it one of the most popular tourist sites in the world?
(Palace of) Versailles
Which 21-stage, 23-day, 2,200-mile men’s bike race is held each summer and ends at the Champs-Élysées?
Tour de France
The popular nursery rhyme titled "Brother John" in English is more often known by what French-language name?
Frère Jacques
Which French representative symbol is commonly seen on street signs in Louisville, a hallmark of its French origins?
Fleur de Lis
The four principle ingredients in a traditional baguette, found in highly regulated amounts and without which cannot be considered a true baguette
flour, yeast, salt, and water
Which monument situated in the center of the Place du Charles de Gaulle commemorates those who died in the French Revolutionary Wars and the Napoleonic Wars?
Arc de Triomphe
Started in 1944, "Le Parisien" is one of the top-selling daily what in France?
Newspaper
Which airport in Paris is the biggest and busiest in France? (Hint: It’s named after a French president.)
Charles de Gaulle Airport
Which French professor here at UofL is also the Department Head of Undergraduate studies in French for the university?
Matthieu Dalle
What is the name of a savory crêpe, usually containing ingredients like ham, cheese, and eggs.
Galette
What French castle near to Paris is famous for the creation of a type of whipped cream, which shares its name?
Chantilly
Who sang the famous French song "La vie en rose" in 1946?
Édith Piaf
Within a 25 pane margin, how many glass panes are on the Louvre Pyramid?
673 panes
What southern French city is a "sister city" to Louisville, KY? Their gift in 1967, a statue of King Louie the 16th, stands outside Louisville Metro Hall.
Montpellier