Food (culture)
Christmas Vocabulary
French Revolution
Food vocabulary
Animals
100

Most common fast-food place in France.

What is ’McDonald’s’

100

‘Un cadeau de Noel’ in English

Christmas present

100

What is the French independence day called?

Bastille Day

100

‘Bifteck’ in English

Steak

100

French word for ‘seal’

Le phoque 

200

What is a delicacy consumed in France that is rarely consumed in the United States?

What are ‘foie gras,’ ‘frog logs,’ ‘escargot‘ 

200

‘Sapin de Noel’ in English.

Christmas tree

200

Where was Marie Antoinette from?

Austria 

200

‘Le poisson’ in Englsh

Fish

200

French word for ‘dog’

Un chien

300

Most popular French pastry both in and outside of France.

Croissants

300

French word for ‘sleigh’

Un traîneau 

300

When is Bastille Day celebrated?

July 14th

300

‘Les crevettes‘ in English

Shrimp

300

French word for ‘cat’

Le chat

400

How do the French often grocery shop differently than Americans? 

Shopping more often to get more fresh foods, going to multiple speciality stores as opposed to supermarkets, etc.

400

When do French people typically open their presents? 

Midnight (Christmas Eve)

400

How was King Louis 16th partially responsible for the start of the 1789 revolution? 

Raised taxes to send aid to America during the Revolutionary War.

400

‘Pineapple’ in French

L’ananas
500

What is Mr. Green’s favorite French fast food restaurant? 

Quick

500

What is a common dessert eaten on Christmas Eve in France?

Une buche de Noel (yule log)

500

What was Marie Antionette and Louis the 16th‘s first daughter named?

Marie-Theresa (Mary Theresa)

500

‘Corn’ in French 

Le mais 

500

French word for ’animals’ 

Les animaux