France

Question 1

Capital City - P

Answer 1

Paris

Question 2

City in Northern France near border with Belgium and nicknamed the ‘Capital of Flanders’ - L

Answer 2

Lille

Question 3

City in northern France where President Macro was born and author Jules Verne lived until his death - A

Answer 3

Amiens

Question 4

Northern city in France on the Seine which is the capital of Normandy - R

Answer 4

Roeun

Question 5

A major port city that name translates to English to mean ‘the harbour’ - L,H

Answer 5

Le Havre

Question 6

A port city in Normandy known for its historical buildings during the reign of William the Conqueror - C

Answer 6

Caen

Question 7

Capital city of Brittany at the confluence of the Lle and the Vilaine - R

Answer 7

Rennes

Question 8

Port city in Northwestern France known for its naval base - B

Answer 8

Brest

Question 9

The unofficial capital of the Champagne wine-growing region and was a major city of the Roman Empire - R

Answer 9

Reims

Question 10

A commune in the Eastern industrial suburb of Paris - M

Answer 10

Montreuil

Question 11

A commune in the northern suburbs of Paris - S-D

Answer 11

Saint-Denis

Question 12

A commune in Paris whose name comes from ‘silver’ - A

Answer 12

Argenteuill

Question 13

Wealthy commune in western paris - B-B

Answer 13

Boulogne-Billancourt

Question 14

On the River Loire - O

Answer 14

Orleans

Question 15

On the Sarthe river and famed for it motor race - L,M

Answer 15

Le Mans

Question 16

Historic city is nicknamed ‘Le Petit Paris’ - T

Answer 16

Tours

Question 17

Western France and specialises in the plant sector - A

Answer 17

Angers

Question 18

A Gamma world city in western France. The name comes from a Gallic tribe that made the city its capital - N

Answer 18

Nantes

Question 19

Located near the tripoint along France, Germany and Luxembourg. It gained its nickname of the Green City due to its extensive gardens - M

Answer 19

Metz

Question 20

Capital of Eastern France and is a large university city - N

Answer 20

Nancy

Question 21

An important centre of manufacturing and engineering. Used to be part of Germany and has changed nationalities multiple times. - S

Answer 21

Strasbourg

Question 22

City is close to the Swiss and German and is famous for its museums - M

Answer 22

Mulhouse

Question 23

City in Eastern France close to the Jura Mountains and the border with Switzerland - B

Answer 23

Besancon

Question 24

Famous for its mustard - D

Answer 24

Dijon

Question 25

The second most populated city in France with the nickname of ‘Capital of Lights’ - L

Answer 25

Lyon

Question 26

University city in central France known for it chain of volcanos - C-F

Answer 26

Clermont-Ferrand

Question 27

Nicknamed the ‘Red City’ or the ‘Rome of socialism’ because of its tradition of voting left - L

Answer 27

Limoges

Question 28

Known as the French city of the ‘weapon, cycle and ribbon and was a major coal mining centre - S-E

Answer 28

Saint-Etienne

Question 29

A commune in eastern France - V

Answer 29

Villeurbanne

Question 30

World capital of wine - B

Answer 30

Bordeaux

Question 31

‘Capital of the Alps’ - G

Answer 31

Grenoble

Question 32

Nicknamed ‘the Pearl of the French Alps’ - A

Answer 32

Annecy

Question 33

Nicknamed ‘La Ville Rose’ - T

Answer 33

Toulouse

Question 34

Called the Entrance to the Iberian Peninsula - PP

Answer 34

Perpignan

Question 35

Southern city in France - M

Answer 35

Montpellier

Question 36

The most Roman city outside Italy - N

Answer 36

Nimes

Question 37

Southern French city north 20 miles from Marseilles - A-E-P

Answer 37

Aix En Provence

Question 38

Southern French city located on the shore of the Gulf of the Lion and is the oldest city in France - M

Answer 38

Marseille

Question 39

A southern harbour city which has a French navy base - T

Answer 39

Toulon

Question 40

Southern city near the Italian border that is the 5th most populated city - N

Answer 40

Nice