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Answer
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What body of water separates France and Great Britain?
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The English Channel (aka La Manche)
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What river forms a large portion of the border with Germany?
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Rhine
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Which French region was the site of the D-Day landings during WWII?
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Normandy
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What city has been called the "wine capital of the world"?
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Bordeaux
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What is the world's most-visited art museum?
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The Louvre
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With what non-European country does France share its longest border?
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Brazil
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What is the name of the region in which Paris is located?
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Île-de-France
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In what sea are the French overseas departments of Guadeloupe and Martinique located?
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Caribbean Sea
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What type of power is responsible for about 70% of France's electricity?
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Nuclear Power
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What major river flows from Lake Geneva to the Mediterranean?
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Rhône
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What Mediterranean city is famous for its film festival?
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Cannes
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What country is located just 25 km away from the French territory of Saint Pierre and Miquelon?
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Canada
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Which two cities are sometimes considered to be the second-biggest cities in France?
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Marseille
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Lyon
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What is the name of France's northwestern region?
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Brittany
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Which French territory can be found about 1200 km east of Australia?
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New Caledonia
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What is the largest city on the French Riviera?
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Nice
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What is the approximate shape of France? (Hint: not a square, nor a triangle, but a...)
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Hexagon
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What bay borders western France and northern Spain?
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Bay of Biscay
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What town hosted the 1992 Winter Olympics?
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Albertville
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I think that 2nd "i" is not only fluous, it's SUPERfluous.
2. Marseilles and Lyons are "sometimes" considered the 2nd and 3rd largest cities? Really? As far as I know they are always considered the 2nd and 3rd largest cities. What's the competition?