French Cultural Heritage

Mont Blanc, meaning ''White Mountain'', is the highest mountain in the Alps. What is its altitude?

• 4,808m

• 4,696m

• 2,812m

• 3,203m

The Arch of Germanicus is an ancient Roman arch. Where is it located?

• in Paris

• in Lille

• in Saintes, Charente-Maritime

• in Bordeaux

Champagne is sparkling wine, famous worldwide. Where does its name come from?

• a famous winemaker

• a French region

• a French village

• a French river

What are the ingredients for the ''tartiflette'', a French dish?

• potatoes, reblochon cheese, lardons, garlic

• potatoes, mushrooms, sauce

• potatoes and cheese

• potatoes, reblochon cheese, lardons, onions

What does the top level of the Eiffel Tower mean?

• the second level

• the third level

• the fourth level

• the ground level

When was the Palace of Versailles built?

• 16^th century

• 17^th century

• 18^th century

• 19^th century

What is the name of the fourth largest island in the Mediterranean, which is also a region of France?

• Sicily

• Sardinia

• Cyprus

• Corsica

How many people visit Disneyland Paris every year?

• about 14 million

• about 10 million

• about 20 million

• about 25 million

The ''Châteaux of the Loire Valley'' are part of the French architectural heritage. How many castles are there?

• more than 13

• more than 30

• more than 50

• more than 300

Can you name a French fortified city in the department of Aude, in the region of Occitanie?

• Mont Saint Michel

• Avignon

• Carcassonne

• Orange