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Multiple Choice: France or Germany?
For each statement, guess whether it applies to France or Germany.
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Last updated: April 9, 2019
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| First submitted | April 8, 2019 |
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1.
Its largest ethnic minority is Turkish.
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2.
The river Rhine runs through it.
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3.
It did not exist as a nation state until 1871.
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4.
Has a larger population
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France: 65 million; Germany: 82 million.
5.
Has a larger land area
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France: 641 000 km² (247 000 sq mi); Germany: 357 000 km² (138 000 sq mi)
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Its current capital city was known as Lutetia in Roman times.
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7.
Gifted the Statue of Liberty to the United States
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8.
Place where the automobile was invented
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9.
Charlemagne is considered its founding father.
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France
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10.
Shares a border with Italy.
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11.
As of 2017, Catholicism is the largest Christian denomination.
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12.
Three quarters of its electricity comes from nuclear power.
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13.
Marianne is its national symbol.
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14.
Has oversea territories
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15.
Is a founding member of the European Union
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WT2008
+2
Level 77
Apr 8, 2019
In Germany it is also customary to kiss friends on the cheek.
camus
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Level 78
Apr 8, 2019
Well... okay, not nearly as costumary, but I'll think of a better question.
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