French geography quiz
- ANS
shape of france - ANS hexagon
host summers with sometimes snowy winters - ANS central and eastern france
hot summers and mild winters often made colder by the cold minstral wind - ANS the south (midi)
long harsh winters and some hot sun in the summer - ANS vosges, jura, alps, pyrenees
often rainy - ANS north, and western coastal regions
capital of rouen. famous for cathedral painted by monet. home to mont st michel. geography mix of
green countryside and farmland, and beauitful coastal resorts and fishing villages - ANS normandy
bordered by the english channel and belgium. region used to be industrial center. suffered in both world
wars. region's geography is forest, windswept cliffs, sand dunes and beaches - ANS nord-pas-de-calais
and picardy
region has rugged coastline and relies on he sea for a lot of its industry. in this region, some of the
inhabitants still speak the celtic languge of breton - ANS brittany
region has been both part of germany and france - it has a strong germanic heritage. it is home to the
european parliament which is located in its capital strasbourg - ANS alsace
, famous for it world-famous sparkling wine; in the cathedral of reims, the capital of the region, a great
number of france's kings were crowned - ANS champagne
long time center of heavy industry, this region borders germany and was the site of one of the most
terrble battles of wwi - ANS lorraine
which of the following facts and ideas about paris are correct. more than one answer. - ANS paris is
europe's most densely populated capital city. the river seine flows through paris. paris is in the ile de
france region. paris is the world's most popular tourist destination with 30 million visitors per year.
parisians have great pride in their city and can make them seem arrogant or snobbish.
region famous for ski-in and is home to europe's highest mountain, le mont blanc - ANS alps
well-known for its wine and the mustard made in its capital of dijon - ANS burgundy
region known for its volcations, michelin tyres - headquarted in its capital of clermont-ferrand-and a
number of spa towns - ANS auvergne
region borders the massif central on one side and the alps on the other. famous for its wine, and its
gastronomic capital of lyon - ANS rhone valley
moutainous region borders switzerland. its biggest town was birthplace of victor hugo - who wrote les
miserables and the hungback of notre dame - ANS jura
This area is known especially for its multitude of beautiful castles or chateaux. It is also famous for its
wines and agricultural products. Recently it has also been called Cosmetic Valley because of the many
cosmetic and perfume companies in the area. - ANS Loire Valley
This area is known for its big beaches, large sand dunes, and the wine and cognac producing areas
around Bordeaux. - ANS Atlantic Coast
- ANS
shape of france - ANS hexagon
host summers with sometimes snowy winters - ANS central and eastern france
hot summers and mild winters often made colder by the cold minstral wind - ANS the south (midi)
long harsh winters and some hot sun in the summer - ANS vosges, jura, alps, pyrenees
often rainy - ANS north, and western coastal regions
capital of rouen. famous for cathedral painted by monet. home to mont st michel. geography mix of
green countryside and farmland, and beauitful coastal resorts and fishing villages - ANS normandy
bordered by the english channel and belgium. region used to be industrial center. suffered in both world
wars. region's geography is forest, windswept cliffs, sand dunes and beaches - ANS nord-pas-de-calais
and picardy
region has rugged coastline and relies on he sea for a lot of its industry. in this region, some of the
inhabitants still speak the celtic languge of breton - ANS brittany
region has been both part of germany and france - it has a strong germanic heritage. it is home to the
european parliament which is located in its capital strasbourg - ANS alsace
, famous for it world-famous sparkling wine; in the cathedral of reims, the capital of the region, a great
number of france's kings were crowned - ANS champagne
long time center of heavy industry, this region borders germany and was the site of one of the most
terrble battles of wwi - ANS lorraine
which of the following facts and ideas about paris are correct. more than one answer. - ANS paris is
europe's most densely populated capital city. the river seine flows through paris. paris is in the ile de
france region. paris is the world's most popular tourist destination with 30 million visitors per year.
parisians have great pride in their city and can make them seem arrogant or snobbish.
region famous for ski-in and is home to europe's highest mountain, le mont blanc - ANS alps
well-known for its wine and the mustard made in its capital of dijon - ANS burgundy
region known for its volcations, michelin tyres - headquarted in its capital of clermont-ferrand-and a
number of spa towns - ANS auvergne
region borders the massif central on one side and the alps on the other. famous for its wine, and its
gastronomic capital of lyon - ANS rhone valley
moutainous region borders switzerland. its biggest town was birthplace of victor hugo - who wrote les
miserables and the hungback of notre dame - ANS jura
This area is known especially for its multitude of beautiful castles or chateaux. It is also famous for its
wines and agricultural products. Recently it has also been called Cosmetic Valley because of the many
cosmetic and perfume companies in the area. - ANS Loire Valley
This area is known for its big beaches, large sand dunes, and the wine and cognac producing areas
around Bordeaux. - ANS Atlantic Coast
