1. Capital: 2. Official language: 3. Official name (in French!) 4. National Anthem: General Information 5. Flag: le tricolore (tri-color) 3 vertical sections of,, and 6. National Motto:,, 7. Official symbol Government 1. Form of government: 2. Head of state: (elected by people for a year term). 3. Current Président: 4. Executive: Prime Minister and President each have powers. 5. Legislature: parliament of two houses a. National Assembly ( members) more powerful than Senate - year term. b. Senate ( members) - year term. 6. Judiciary: highest court is the Court of 7. Political Subdivisions: regions / departments. People 1. Population: * (approximately) (in 2010) 2. Major ethnic groups: % French / % immigrants a. 5 immigrant groups:,,, Poles, 3. Major Religions: % Roman Catholic / % Muslim, / % Protestant / % Jewish / % Buddhist / % Unaffiliated
Nom: Date: Economy 1. Money: Basic unit is the, French paper currency often features famous and. 2. Chief Agricultural Products:,,,,, 3. Major industries:,,,, 4. Percent of Energy from Nuclear Power % 5. World Ranking in Tourism, Land & Climate 1. Bordering Countries: a. b. c. d. e. f. g. h. 2. Bordering bodies of water include: a. b. c. 3. France is often referred to as 4. France is often compared to the U.S. State of because of its shape. because of its similarity in land area. Actually, Major Mountain Ranges 1. separate France from Spain. The small country ofa is contained entirely in this mountain range. 2. separate France from Italy & Switzerland and contain France s tallest mountain,, a popular ski destination that is 4,808 meters tall. 3. separate France from Germany. 4. separates France from Switzerland along the northwestern border of Switzerland. 5. is located in South Central France and is the remains of volcanoes.
Nom: Date: Major Rivers 1. begins near Dijon and flows through to Normandy and empties into the English Channel; the most important river in terms of commercial transportation and the most easily navigable of France s major rivers. 2. is France s longest river and is most famous for the chateaux (castles) found along its banks. It is not as navigable as the Seine because of all of its twists and turns. 3. begins in Switzerland and merges with the Saone River at. It then flows south to the Mediterranean Sea near Marseille. It is France s largest source of hydroelectric power with 18 different hydroelectric complexes along its banks. 4. rises in the Pyrénées and travels through the city of Bordeaux on its way to the Atlantic Ocean. 5. forms part of the border between France and. Transportation 1. The travels at speeds up to km / h. 2. The French subway system is called le. 3. Travelling between London and Paris takes and the train spends 35 minutes in a tunnel under the Language 1. French students begin studying a 2 nd language at age and a 3 rd language at age. The commonly studied foreign language is Recreation 1. The most popular team sport in France is, while some of the most popular individual sports 2. Most French businesses and shops are closed during the month of while most French people take vacation. 3. France s national holiday is called and celebrates the at the beginning of the.
Nom: Date: Label the above map with the following features: Color it neatly using different colors for the neighboring countries. Your grade will be based on your neatness! All label names should be in French!!! Countries: Germany, Luxembourg, Belgium, Switzerland, Italy, Spain, England, Andorra, Monaco Cities: Paris, Lyon, Marseille, Bordeaux, Toulouse, Nice Bodies of Water & Rivers: The Mediterranean Sea, The English Channel, The Atlantic Ocean, la Seine, la Rhône, le Rhin, la Garonne, la Loire Mountain Ranges: les Pyrenées, les Alpes, le Massif Central, le Jura, les Vosges Island : La Corse
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General Information 1. Capital: Paris 2. Official language: le français 3. Official name (in French!) la république française 4. National Anthem: La Marseillaise 5. Flag: le tricolore (tri-color) 3 vertical sections of bleu, rouge, and blanc (blue, white & red) 6. National Motto: liberté, égalité, fraternité (what does this mean in English? liberty, equality, brotherhood 7. Official symbol le coq (or Marianne) Government 1. Form of government: parliamentary democracy currently the 5 th Republic. 2. Head of state: Président (elected by people for a five year term). 3. Current Président: François Hollande 4. Executive: Prime Minister and President each have separate powers. 5. Legislature: parliament of two houses a. National Assembly ( 577 members) more powerful than Senate - five year term. b. Senate ( 331 members) - six year term. 6. Judiciary: highest court is the Court of Cassation 7. Political Subdivisions: 22 regions / 96 departments. People 1. Population: *64, 000,000 (approximately) (in 2010) 2. Major ethnic groups: 80 % French / 20 % immigrants a. 5 immigrant groups: Italians, Portuguese, Spaniards, Poles, Immigrants from former French colonies including North Africa, West Africa, the Caribbean and Southeast Asia 3. Major Religions: 85 % Roman Catholic / 8 % Muslim, / 2 % Protestant / 1 % Jewish / 1 % Buddhist / 4 % Unaffiliated Copyright Rocque French, 2007-2013. All rights reserved.
Nom: Date: Economy 1. Money: Basic unit is the Euro, French paper currency often features famous artists and writers. 2. Chief Agricultural Products: wine, milk, butter, cheese, barley, wheat 3. Major industries: steel, motor vehicles, aircraft, textiles, chemicals, food processing 4. Percent of Energy from Nuclear Power 80 % 5. World Ranking in Tourism 1 Land & Climate 1. Bordering Countries: a. l Espagne (Spain) b. l Italie (Italy) c. la Suisse (Switzerland) d. l Allemagne (Germany) e. la Belgique (Belgium) f. le Luxembourg (Luxembourg) g. Monaco (Monaco) h. l Andorre (Andorra) 2. Bordering bodies of water include: a. La mer Méditerranée b. L océan Atlantique c. La Manche (English Channel) 3. France is often referred to as l hexagone because of its shape. 4. France is often compared to the U.S. State of Texas because of its similarity in land area. Actually, France is larger / smaller than this state covering 211,208 square miles. Major Mountain Ranges 1. Les Pyrenées separate France from Spain. The small country of Andorra is contained entirely in this mountain range. 2. Les Alpes separate France from Italy & Switzerland and contain France s tallest mountain, Mont Blanc, a popular ski destination that is 4,808 meters tall. 3. Les Vosges separate France from Germany. 4. Le Jura separates France from Switzerland along the northwestern border of Switzerland. 5. Le Massif Central is located in South Central France and is the remains of volcanoes. Copyright Rocque French, 2007-2013. All rights reserved.
Nom: Date: Major Rivers 1. La Seine begins near Dijon and flows through Paris to Normandy and empties into the English Channel; the most important river in terms of commercial transportation and the most easily navigable of France s major rivers. 2. La Loire is France s longest river and is most famous for the chateaux (castles) found along its banks. It is not as navigable as the Seine because of all of its twists and turns. 3. Le Rhône begins in Switzerland and merges with the Saone River at Lyon. It then flows south to the Mediterranean Sea near Marseille. It is France s largest source of hydroelectric power with 18 different hydroelectric complexes along its banks. 4. La Garonne rises in the Pyrénées and travels through the city of Bordeaux on its way to the Atlantic Ocean. 5. Le Rhin forms part of the border between France and Germany. Transportation 1. The TGV or train à grande vitesse travels at speeds up to 300 km / h. 2. The French subway system is called le Métro. 3. Travelling between London and Paris takes Three hours and the train spends 35 minutes in a tunnel under the English Channel. Language 1. French students begin studying a 2 nd language at age 9 and a 3 rd language at age 13. The most commonly studied foreign language is English. Spanish and German are the next most studied foreign languages. Recreation 1. The most popular team sport in France is Soccer while some of the most popular individual sports are cycling, tennis, fishing, hiking, skiing and sailing. 2. Most French businesses and shops are closed during the month of August while most French people take vacation. 3. France s national holiday is called Bastille Day and celebrates the Storming of the Bastille Prison at the beginning of the French Revolution. Copyright Rocque French, 2007-2013. All rights reserved.
Nom: Date: Label the above map with the following features: Color it neatly using different colors for the neighboring countries. Your grade will be based on your neatness! All label names should be in French!!! Countries: Germany, Luxembourg, Belgium, Switzerland, Italy, Spain, England, Andorra, Monaco Cities: Paris, Lyon, Marseille, Bordeaux, Toulouse, Nice Bodies of Water & Rivers: The Mediterranean Sea, The English Channel, The Atlantic Ocean, la Seine, la Rhône, le Rhin, la Garonne, la Loire Mountain Ranges: les Pyrenées, les Alpes, le Massif Central, le Jura, les Vosges Island : La Corse Copyright Rocque French, 2007-2013. All rights reserved.
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France France is situated in Europe. Paris is the capital of France.Fromage (Cheese) is famous in France. The names of some types of cheese are Camembert and Brie. Baguette is the French bread. People use Euro as the currency of France. There are many sightseeing places in France like Louvre, Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame, Musee de Orsay and many more.drapeau is known as flag in French. The flag of France has three colours.they are: Blue, White and Red. Some famous people in France are Napoleon Bonaparte and Christian Dior.14 July is a very special day for France. People celebrate 14 July as Jour de Bastille. France is also called L Hexagone due to its shape. The President of France is M.Francais Hollande. 1. Based on the text given above, answer the following questions: What is the currency used in France?. What is the bread in France called?.
Name any 1 sightseeing place in France.. How many colours are there in the French flag?. 3. Write a composition on how you spent your summer vacations with the clues given below: Going to France With aunt and uncle Journey started on 22 April 2018 Return on 10.06.2018 4.Identify the following images
Answer Keys 1The currency of France is Euro., The bread in France is called Baguette. Tour Eiffel/ Musee de Orsay/Louvre/Notre Dame 3 colours 4. Camembert/cheese, Tour Eiffel/Eiffel Tower, Baguette, French Flag, M.Francais Hollande
France! Flag: Capital city: Population: Language: Currency: Stick French Money Here Can yo colour the map? ou find a France nd on
The Eiffel Tower Colour in the correct facts! The Eiffel Tower is pink and blue. The Eiffel Tower was made in 1889. The Eiffel Tower is in Korea. The Eiffel Tower was made in 2013. The Eiffel Tower is 324 meters tall. The French call it La Tour Eiffel or La dame de fer. There is an elevator inside! Do you like the Eiffel Tower? Yes, I do. / No, I don t. It is! I want to go there. / I want to take a picture of it.
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