French Geography 1
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French Geography 3
French History 4
French History 5
100

What river runs through Paris?

The Seine

100

Name one country France shares a border with.

Andorra, Monaco, Italy, Spain, Switzerland, Belgium, Luxembourg and Germany

100

Name one of the three main bodies of water that surround France.

The Atlantic Ocean, the English Channel, the Mediterranean Sea

100

Louis XIV was also known as le roi soleil, which means what?

The Sun King 

100

What famous quote was attributed to Marie Antoinette (although she never actually said it)?

"Let them eat cake." 

200

A country in North America where French is spoken

Canada

200

True or false: France is the largest country in Western Europe.

True

200

The Tour de France starts in Barcelona, Spain- where does it end?

Paris

200

Who famously crowned himself Emperor in 1804?

Napoleon Bonaparte

200

The French Revolution kicked off on July 14, 1789, when Parisians stormed which fortress?

The Bastille

300

To the English, it's the English Channel, but to the French it's called...

La Manche

300

What is France's largest city BY POPULATION?

Paris
300

What town located on the French Riviera hosts a famous film festival?

Cannes

300

Invented during the French Revolution as a more "humane" form of execution, the last use of this was in 1977.

The guillotine

300

For what event was the Eiffel Tower constructed?

The World's Fair (1889)

400

Small Mediterranean island where Napoleon was born

Corsica

400

What mountain is the highest point in France?

Mont Blanc

400

What is the French name for the French Riviera?

Côte d'Azur

400

What was France known as in ancient times?

Gaul

400

She famously fought in the Hundred Years War and broke the Siege of Orléans, then was later tried and executed by the English in 1431.

Joan of Arc

500

French is one of four official languages spoken in this small European country. 

Switzerland

500

French town famous for its wine

Bordeaux

500

The paintings found in these are believed to be 17,000 years old.

Lascaux Caves

500

St. Bartholomew's Massacre in 1572 involved a clash between which two religious groups?

Protestants and Catholics

500

He is considered "the liberator of France" during World War II.

Charles de Gaulle