Bastille Day - Quiz
A) 1995 B) 1979 C) 1989 D) 1990
A) Jean-Michel Jarre B) François Mitterrand C) Jean-Paul Goude D) Emmanuel Macron
A) Emmanuel Macron B) Jacques Chirac C) Nicolas Sarkozy D) François Mitterrand
A) The Red Arrows B) The French Foreign Legion C) Eurocorps D) The NATO alliance
A) 1944 B) 1918 C) 1945 D) 1939
A) 1995 B) 1990 C) 1989 D) 1979
A) The end of the French Revolution B) The signing of the Treaty of Rome C) The centenary of the Entente Cordiale D) France winning the World Cup
A) 50th anniversary of the Treaty of Rome B) 100th anniversary of World War I C) Bicentenary of the French Revolution D) Centenary of the Entente Cordiale
A) Eurocorps B) French Air Force C) Red Arrows D) Patrouille de France
A) Entente Cordiale B) Armistice Agreement C) Treaty of Rome D) Treaty of Versailles
A) 100 B) 76 C) 26 D) 80
A) Bill Clinton B) Donald Trump C) George W. Bush D) Barack Obama
A) Jean-Paul Goude B) An unnamed youth C) Mohamed Lahouaiej-Bouhlel D) Maxime Brunerie
A) Almost 1000 B) Less than 50 C) More than 300 D) Exactly 100
A) Paris B) Nice C) Champs-Élysées D) La Défense
A) 434 B) 300 C) 100 D) 86
A) Champs-Élysées B) Place de la Concorde C) La Défense D) Eiffel Tower
A) 8 June B) 30 June C) 21 May D) 14 July
A) Benjamin Raspail B) Claude Monet C) Henri Martin D) Léon Gambetta
A) Benjamin Raspail B) Léon Gambetta C) Henri Martin D) Henri Baudrillant
A) Longchamp B) Pré Catelan C) The Bastille D) Chamber of Deputies
A) Le National B) Le Monde C) Le Figaro D) Le République
A) Henri Martin B) Benjamin Raspail C) Claude Monet D) Henri Baudrillant
A) Henri Baudrillant B) Henri Martin C) Benjamin Raspail D) Léon Gambetta
A) Eighty-six B) One hundred C) Twenty-one D) Sixty-four
A) 21 January B) 4 August C) 5 May D) 27 July
A) 21 January B) 5 May C) 27 July D) 4 August
A) 4 August B) 21 January C) 5 May D) 14 July
A) The date was already taken by a religious festival B) It was not a famous enough event C) It was too expensive D) It was rooted in bloodshed and class-hatred
A) 6 July 1880 B) 29 June 1880 C) 14 July 1880 D) 21 May 1880
A) Benjamin Raspail B) Henri Baudrillant C) Henri Martin D) Léon Gambetta
A) Historical significance B) National unity C) Political support D) Bloodshed and division
A) 1788 B) 1791 C) 1790 D) 1789
A) King Louis XVI B) General Lafayette C) Talleyrand D) Clément Gonchon
A) To mourn the king B) To symbolize peace C) To declare war D) To celebrate textile workers
A) To attend a mass B) To meet the King C) To finish construction work D) To watch fireworks
A) General Lafayette B) King Louis XVI C) Talleyrand D) Clément Gonchon
A) Textile worker B) King C) General D) Bishop
A) 1,000,000 B) 50,000 C) 10,000 D) 260,000
A) Talleyrand B) General Lafayette C) King Louis XVI D) Clément Gonchon
A) Heavy snow B) Pouring rain C) Extreme heat D) Sunny weather
A) To win a race B) To display their freedom C) To protest the festival D) To dry off from the rain
A) 14 July 1789 B) 9 December 1790 C) 9 December 1789 D) 14 July 1790
A) Versailles B) Champs-Élysées C) The Bastille D) Place de la Concorde
A) Jacques Necker B) Jacques de Flesselles C) Governor de Launay D) Louis XVI
A) Seven B) Two hundred C) One D) Zero
A) 1940-1942 B) 1939-1945 C) 1940-1944 D) 1914-1918
A) Belfort B) London C) Paris D) Versailles
A) Lack of funding B) COVID-19 pandemic C) Severe weather D) Political unrest
A) Bastille Day military parade B) Victory Day parade C) Trooping the Colour D) The Belgian National parade
A) Toulon B) Prague C) London D) Vancouver
A) A sport competition B) A military parade C) A French market D) A fireworks show
A) Toronto Island B) City Island C) Versailles Island D) Kampa Island
A) Electric street lights B) Candles C) Fireworks D) Lanterns
A) A French consul dance B) A traditional French bal populaire C) A fireworks show D) A military parade
A) Bakken B) Legoland C) Tivoli D) BonBon-Land
A) Delhi B) Kolkata C) Pondicherry D) Mumbai
A) Auckland Central B) Christchurch C) Remuera D) Wellington
A) French wine tasting contest B) Parade of the French militia C) Marie Antoinette throwing Tastykakes D) Re-enactment of the King's execution
A) Minneapolis area B) Chicago street events C) New Orleans festivals D) Miami celebrations
A) Milwaukee B) Boston C) St. Louis D) New York City
A) Wine tasting tour B) Theatre performance C) Baguette baking contest D) Waiter races
A) Soulard B) Carondelet C) Benton Park D) Petit Louis |
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