- 1. What is the name of the first French luxury perfume house founded in 1828?
A) Lancôme
B) Guerlain
C) Dior
D) Chanel
- 2. Which perfume became iconic and synonymous with French luxury in the 1920s?
A) Shalimar
B) Opium
C) Chanel No. 5
D) Joy
- 3. Which technique is often used in the production of French perfumes to extract fragrance compounds?
A) Distillation
B) Fermentation
C) Dehydration
D) Enfleurage
- 4. Which French fashion house released the popular fragrance 'Chance' in 2003?
A) Dior
B) Hermès
C) Givenchy
D) Chanel
- 5. What term is used to describe the top note of a perfume that is perceived immediately upon application?
A) Base note
B) Middle note
C) Heart note
D) Head note
- 6. What French region is known for producing lavender, one of the most popular scents in perfumery?
A) Provence
B) Brittany
C) Corsica
D) Normandy
- 7. Which floral ingredient is often referred to as the 'queen of flowers' in perfumery?
A) Tuberose
B) Jasmine
C) Rose
D) Lavender
- 8. Which French fashion designer launched a successful line of perfumes including 'Poison' and 'J'adore'?
A) Yves Saint Laurent
B) Jean Paul Gaultier
C) Christian Dior
D) Coco Chanel
- 9. What term is used to describe the lingering scent that remains after the top and middle notes have faded?
A) Head note
B) Drydown
C) Heart note
D) Base note
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