- Reunion, Mayotte, Guadeloupe, Martinique and French Guiana are real French departments (Départements d'Outre Mer) and rulled exactely the same way as the departments in Metropolitan France
- the other ones are indeed French Territtories (TOM) and are ruled another way.
- indeed as greuphoil mentionned, you should split French Southern and Antartic Lands into Kerguelen Island and Adelie. I guess that not a single French as ever heard about French Southern and Antartic Lands, whereas the 2 others are quite well-known.
je suis d'accord avec toi - I agree with you but the title says "départements" so Guadeloupe et compagnie it's ok. But the author should put Adélie Land (notre bonne vieille Terre Adélie !) and Kerguelen separately, you are right mon cher !
Je suis pas d'accord - I don't agree because Kergulen and Adélie Land both belong to the TAAF (Terres Australes et Antarctiques Françaises) plus some uninhabited islands around Madagascar
Everything before French Polynesia should be excluded. They were all named official departments, the only difference between them and mainland France being their location. If you want to include them then you need to include North and South Corsica also!
nothing wrong with this quiz at all, am surprised at the criticism from French speakers especially considering the other quizzes on this same subject are worse. The only suggestion would be to accept Guiane/Guiana and Polynesie/Polynesia without the word French as that is not part of their title in French! French Southern and Antarctic lands is perfectly correct, I suspect those who want to break that territory down into its component parts only want to do so to claim that France has more territories than the UK! ;-)
As someone who actually has studied French geography for a while, I can assure you that this quizz is objectively wrong, as nobody in France (I went there for my thesis) uses the term "Southern and Antarctic Lands" (though some of them know its French translation, TAAF). I think it would be better to consider separately Kerguelen islands, Amsterdam, Saint-Paul, etc
- Reunion, Mayotte, Guadeloupe, Martinique and French Guiana are real French departments (Départements d'Outre Mer) and rulled exactely the same way as the departments in Metropolitan France
- the other ones are indeed French Territtories (TOM) and are ruled another way.
- indeed as greuphoil mentionned, you should split French Southern and Antartic Lands into Kerguelen Island and Adelie. I guess that not a single French as ever heard about French Southern and Antartic Lands, whereas the 2 others are quite well-known.