20 questions • GeographyWhich French dessert is a vanilla custard with a layer of hard, caramelised sugar on top? | |||||
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Crème brûlée | |||||
Which famous iron tower is the most iconic landmark in Paris? | |||||
The Eiffel Tower | |||||
Which museum in Paris is the world's most visited and home to the Mona Lisa? | |||||
The Louvre | |||||
Which Provençal vegetable stew shares its name with a popular Pixar film? | |||||
Ratatouille | |||||
Which famous Gothic cathedral on an island in the Seine was badly damaged by fire in 2019? | |||||
Notre-Dame | |||||
Which magnificent palace outside Paris was the residence of Louis XIV and is famous for its Hall of Mirrors? | |||||
Versailles | |||||
Which long, crusty bread is a symbol of French baking? | |||||
Baguette | |||||
Which French region gives its name to the famous sparkling wine champagne? | |||||
Champagne | |||||
Which crescent-shaped, buttery pastry do the French often eat for breakfast? | |||||
Croissant | |||||
What are 'escargots', a classic French delicacy? | |||||
Snails | |||||
What is the glamorous Mediterranean coast in southern France with Nice and Cannes called? | |||||
The Côte d'Azur (French Riviera) | |||||
Which mountain in the Alps, on the border with Italy, is the highest in Western Europe? | |||||
Mont Blanc | |||||
Which southern French region is famous for its endless purple lavender fields? | |||||
Provence | |||||
Which river flows through Paris? | |||||
The Seine | |||||
France's national day on 14 July marks the storming of which building in 1789? | |||||
The Bastille | |||||
Which French military leader crowned himself emperor in 1804? | |||||
Napoleon Bonaparte | |||||
What does the French word 'merci' mean? | |||||
Thank you | |||||
Which French painter is considered a founder of Impressionism, known for the 'Water Lilies' series? | |||||
Claude Monet | |||||
Which French sculptor created the famous bronze sculpture 'The Thinker'? | |||||
Auguste Rodin | |||||
Which soft, white cheese with a bloomy rind originally comes from Normandy? | |||||
Camembert | |||||
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