Sports
What is the most popular sport in France by participation and viewership?
Soccer (Football).
The Louvre.
What type of French bread is known for its flaky layers and is commonly eaten at breakfast, often with butter or jam?
Croissant.
Which American-French actor played the main character in Dune and Wonka?
Timothée Chalamet.
What is the French word for “hello”?
Which annual cycling race, first held in 1903, is considered the most prestigious in the world and is hosted primarily in France?
The Tour de France.
Which French film festival, held annually on the French Riviera, awards the Palme d’Or?
The Cannes Film Festival.
Which French wine has the same name as the region it originated in and is frequently drunk at parties?
Champagne.
Who founded the French luxury fashion brand Chanel?
Coco Chanel.
French is a Romance language. Which ancient language is it primarily derived from?
Latin.
In which French city did the final match of the 1998 FIFA World Cup take place?
Saint-Denis, Paris.
Which French luxury fashion house, founded in 1854, is known worldwide for its monogrammed leather goods and travel trunks?
Louis Vuitton.
Escargots, a traditional French delicacy, are prepared using what type of animal?
(It is a slow animal).
Snails.
Which French football player has a striking resemblance to the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles?
Kylian Mbappé.
How many tenses does the French language have?
(Closest answer)
21.
What is the name of the sport, originating in France, that involves climbing, jumping, and running over obstacles?
Parkour (invented by David Belle).
Which French painter helped found Impressionism and is especially known for his series of water lily paintings?
Claude Monet.
Filet mignon is a tender cut of meat from which animal?
Cows or Cattle (Beef).
Which French singer is known worldwide for songs like “Alors on danse” and “Papaoutai”?
Stromae.
What percent of English is derived from French?
~30% or One Third.
What is the name of the French sport that involves throwing balls toward a target ball?
A. Bocce, B. Raffa, C. Pétanque
Pétanque.
Which French movie was based on a true story about a young man caring for a rich quadriplegic?
A. The Intouchables, B. La Haine, C. Amélie
The Intouchables.
What is the name of the famous French dish of raw ground beef?
A. Steak au Poivre, B. Steak Frites, C. Steak Tartare
Steak Tartare.
Who is the author of Les Misérables and The Hunchback of Notre-Dame?
A. Alexandre Dumas, B. Jules Verne, C. Victor Hugo
Victor Hugo.
Which one of these words is derived from French?
A. Table, B. Kindergarten, C. Curriculum.