Five Facts - France

The video explores interesting facts about France, including its nickname 'the hexagon' due to its shape, the invention of the roundabout by French architect Pierre Leon Font, and King Louis XIX's record for the shortest reign. It also highlights the presence of eight smaller Statues of Liberty in Paris and the vast variety of French cheeses, totaling over 1600 types.

Why is France often referred to as 'The Hexagon'?

• Due to its six main rivers

• Because it has six national holidays

• Due to its six major cities

• Because of its six-sided geographical shape

Who is credited with designing the first roundabout?

• Claude Monet

• Gustave Eiffel

• Pierre Leon Font

• Louis Pasteur

What is notable about King Louis XIX's reign?

• He was the first king of France

• He was the last king of France

• He was the longest reigning king

• He had the shortest reign in history

How many smaller versions of the Statue of Liberty are there in Paris?

• Five

• Ten

• Twelve

• Eight

Approximately how many types of French cheeses are there?

• 1600

• 500

• 2000

• 1000