Vimy Ridge is part of Canada, meaning that Canada is technically bordering France. The quiz does specify that it does not include French overseas territories, but says nothing on other country's oversea territories. So please either add Canada to the list, or add a caveat saying that other country's oversea territories do not count.
I dont think Corsica is an oversea territory of France, so maybe tunisia should be higher in the lista and algeria (perhaps morocco and libya) should be added
"Metropolitan France, also known as European France, is the part of France in Europe. It comprises mainland France and nearby islands in the Atlantic Ocean, the English Channel, and the Mediterranean Sea, including Corsica." Wikipedia
Definitively, Corsica is part of metropolitan France
Makes sense. Took me quite sometime to guess Croatia because I didn't expect it to be closer than Slovenia, since it's y'know kinda before Croatia if you're in continental France.
JackintheBox - you have a habit of 'correcting' people over petty issues and typos. Do us all a favour, and if you must insist on doing this, at least have the decency to be correct yourself.
Metropolitan France does not mean the same thing as France. Metropolitan France is the phrase used to give distinction between parts of the French empire that extend overseas and the French homeland because, of course, both are considered to be part of France itself. Therefore, a term was established to distinguish between them.
French Guiana? I'm pretty sure it's part of metropolitan France. It's integral to their territory and it can vote in french politics and European politics as well.
Definitively, Corsica is part of metropolitan France
By the way, it is a bit offensive if you call a Dutchman (who is not from North or South Holland) a Hollander