France Quizzes

Maybe not quite as easy as it seems.

How many of France's biggest cities can you name?

See if you can correctly guess each highlighted French city.

The French have decided to make this quiz easier by combining several regions.

The thumbnail is one of the answers.

Answer these random questions about the country of France.

There are now 18 regions of France. How many can you name?

Based on the descriptions, name these popular French foods.

Name these famous French people, past and present.

Name these facts from French history.

In the winter, it drizzles. In the summer, it sizzles.

For each selected category, name any of the countries that ranks higher than France.

For each selected flag, name the country that borders France.

Name the modern-day countries with the most territory that was part of the French Empire.

Which countries are closest to France, excluding its overseas departments?

Name the teams that have been champions of Ligue 1, the top tier of French football.

Guess these words related to France. The last letter of each word is the same as the first letter of the next word.

Can you guess the names of the kings and emperors in French history?

Name the countries that visit France the most.

Name these people, places, and things associated with France.

Can you answers these multiple choice questions about France?

Name these French inventions and discoveries.

Name these French cities based on their starting letter and a description.

What are the most common countries of birth for French residents who were not born in France?

Can you name the six most populous cities in North America that were originally founded as French settlements?

For each letter A-Z, guess the answer that pertains to the country of France.

Question #1: What massive territory did France sell to the U.S. in 1803?

Guess these facts about Napoleon and his reign as Emperor of France.

Can you answer these questions about the French Revolution?

Guess these people, places, and things in French history that the country would probably rather forget.