Test: France part 1

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France part 1Version en ligne Learn about the history of France! par Christina Spalding 1 What is the meaning of "Languedoc"? a Language of Ostrich. b Language of Octopus. c Language of Oc. d Language of Cat. 2 How many administrative regions are there in France? a 30 administrative regions. b 25 administrative regions. c 18 administrative regions. d 27 administrative regions. 3 Why is the wine in Languedoc cheaper than water? a Because the wine they buy is so cheap that they don't need to sell it at a high price. b Because they produce so much wine they can't sell it all. c Because it's made from cranberries. d Because it's not very good. 4 How deep is the "French Grand Canyon" or "Gorge du Verdon"? a 2300 feet. b 2000 feet. c 1500 feet. d 2700 feet. 5 Who prohibited the production of wine and olive oil in France? a The Japanese b The Spanish c The Romans d The English 6 How big is France? a Like Texas. b Like Florida c Like California. d Like New Jersey. 7 In which continent is France on? a Asia. b America. c Africa. d Europe. 8 Who was the first king of France? a Charles V. b Louis XIII. c Clovis I. d Henry III 9 What was the name of the the tribe of barbarians that conquered France or in that time (Gaul)? a The Vandals. b The Huns. c The Visigoths. d The Franks. 10 How tall is the Calanque de Morgiou? a 240 feet. b 121 feet. c 320 feet. d 78 feet. 11 What does corniche mean? a A road along the cliff that typically goes along a coast. b A road that the Romams built in their time. c A kind of animal near extiction. d A kind of road they make a lot in France. 12 What is a calanque? a A famous kind of sweet. b A specie of fish. c A kind of food. d A steep-walled inlet or cove. 13 Wich is the best preserved aqueduct in in the Roman Empire? a Aqueduct Segovia. b Aqueduct Aqua Tepula. c Aqueduct Pont du Gard. d Aqueduct Aqua Marcia. Feedback 3 Languedoc-Roussillon actually produces 1 wine bottle out of every ten in the world. 5 The Romans didn't want the French to compete with their wine and and olive oil. 9 Gaul was named France after the Barbarian tribe Franks, which means free or free people. 13 The aqueduct Pont du Gard is in Nimes, France.

France part 1Version en ligne

Learn about the history of France!

par Christina Spalding

What is the meaning of "Languedoc"?

Language of Ostrich.

Language of Octopus.

Language of Oc.

Language of Cat.

How many administrative regions are there in France?

30 administrative regions.

25 administrative regions.

18 administrative regions.

27 administrative regions.

Why is the wine in Languedoc cheaper than water?

Because the wine they buy is so cheap that they don't need to sell it at a high price.

Because they produce so much wine they can't sell it all.

Because it's made from cranberries.

Because it's not very good.

How deep is the "French Grand Canyon" or "Gorge du Verdon"?

2300 feet.

2000 feet.

1500 feet.

2700 feet.

Who prohibited the production of wine and olive oil in France?

The Japanese

The Spanish

The Romans

The English

How big is France?

Like Texas.

Like Florida

Like California.

Like New Jersey.

In which continent is France on?

Asia.

America.

Africa.

Europe.

Who was the first king of France?

Charles V.

Louis XIII.

Clovis I.

Henry III

What was the name of the the tribe of barbarians that conquered France or in that time (Gaul)?

The Vandals.

The Huns.

The Visigoths.

The Franks.

How tall is the Calanque de Morgiou?

240 feet.

121 feet.

320 feet.

78 feet.

What does corniche mean?

A road along the cliff that typically goes along a coast.

A road that the Romams built in their time.

A kind of animal near extiction.

A kind of road they make a lot in France.

What is a calanque?

A famous kind of sweet.

A specie of fish.

A kind of food.

A steep-walled inlet or cove.

Wich is the best preserved aqueduct in in the Roman Empire?

Aqueduct Segovia.

Aqueduct Aqua Tepula.

Aqueduct Pont du Gard.

Aqueduct Aqua Marcia.

Feedback

Languedoc-Roussillon actually produces 1 wine bottle out of every ten in the world.

The Romans didn't want the French to compete with their wine and and olive oil.

Gaul was named France after the Barbarian tribe Franks, which means free or free people.

The aqueduct Pont du Gard is in Nimes, France.

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France part 1Version en ligne

par Christina Spalding

What is the meaning of "Languedoc"?

How many administrative regions are there in France?

Why is the wine in Languedoc cheaper than water?

How deep is the "French Grand Canyon" or "Gorge du Verdon"?

Who prohibited the production of wine and olive oil in France?

How big is France?

In which continent is France on?

Who was the first king of France?

What was the name of the the tribe of barbarians that conquered France or in that time (Gaul)?

How tall is the Calanque de Morgiou?

What does corniche mean?

What is a calanque?

Wich is the best preserved aqueduct in in the Roman Empire?

Feedback