| A | B |
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| How do you say "France" in French? | La France |
| What is France's shape? | un hexagone |
| What is France's capital? | Paris |
| What are the DOM-TOM's? | The regions (all islands but for one: la Guyane) which are part of France, but are very far away. There are eleven of them |
| Name the DOM-TOM's | la Martinique, la Guadeloupe, la Réunion, Mayotte, la Guyane, St. Pierre et Miquelon, la Nouvelle Calédonie, la Polysésie Française (Tahiti) and Wallis et Futura, St Martin, St. Barthélémy |
| Where are Martinique and Guadeloupe located? | in the Carribean (together with St. Martin and St. Barthélémy) |
| What island is very close to France and Italy and is part of France? | la Corse (Corsica) |
| Which region in North America speaks French? | le Québec |
| How do friends and family members greet each other other than saying Salut! or Bonjour!? | with la bise (2,3, or 4 kisses on the cheeks) |
| What North African dish is very popular in France? | couscous |
| Which are the three North African former French colonies? | le Maroc, l'Algérie, la Tunisie |
| What are some former French colonies in Africa? | Senegal, the Ivory Coast, Mali, Cameroon, Madagascar, and Rwanda (and many more) |
| What are the two official languages of Canada? | English and French |
| How many people speak French in Quebec? | 80% |
| In which US state is French really important? | Louisiana |
| The descendants of the Acadians who were forced to leave Canada in the 18th century and who settled in Louisiana are known as? | Cajuns |
| Many immigrants from Haïti have settled in which two US cities? | New York and Miami |
| How many immigrants live in France? | 5 millions |
| What is the population of France? | 66 millions |
