French celebrations

What is the date of the French National Day, also known as Bastille Day?

• 14th July

• 8th March

• 25th December

• 1st May

What is the significance of Easter in French culture?

• Easter is a religious holiday celebrated in France to commemorate the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

• It is an occasion to gather with family, share a special meal, and give chocolate eggs.

• Easter is a holiday to celebrate the beginning of spring in France.

• Easter is a tradition where people dress up in France.

What is the traditional dessert consumed during the Feast of the Kings

• Brioche

• Galette

• Crêpes

• Chocolate

How do French people celebrate Christmas ?

• The French celebrate Christmas by skiing

• The French celebrate Christmas by planting trees

• The French celebrate Christmas by decorating their house with lights and a tree, exchanging gifts, sharing a special family meal, and going to midnight mass.

• The French celebrate Christmas by going to the beach

What is the symbol associated with the French National Day?

• The black rooster

• The green-white-red flag

• The blue-white-red tricolor flag

• The Liberty Bell

What is the traditional dish consumed at Easter in France?

• Croissant

• Roast chicken

• Pascal lamb

• Snails

What is the name of the dessert traditionally prepared for Candlemas?

• chocolate eclair

• chocolate mousse

• crêpes

• apple pie

At Christmas, what is the "bûche de Noël" ?

• an electric garland

• a Christmas tree

• a special gift for naughty children

• a dessert that looks like a log of wood