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Exercise "History of France", created by bridg (a free exercise to learn English):
Results of the 5 012 people who have taken this test:
Average mark: 55.5 / 100 Share
Latest member with a 100/100 (perfect mark): sway / CANADA, on Thursday 19 December - 19:53:
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Stats (3769 candidates)
Question 1 passed: 82.8 %
This is the French capital. Its first name was Lutèce *
Question 2 passed: 38.8 %
This town was once known as 'the Manchester of France' *
Question 3 passed: 60.3 %
In this city 32 kings were crowned *
Question 4 passed: 59.5 %
The European Court of Human Rights has been in this city since 1994 *.
Question 5 passed: 32.4 %
This city was surrendered to Henry V of England in 1419 after a protracted siege, but was reclaimed by France in 1449.*
Question 6 passed: 55.9 %
Joan of Arc (Jeanne d’Arc) liberated this city from siege in 1429. *
Question 7 passed: 50.1 %
This city is the capital of Brittany. *
Question 8 passed: 54.8 %
A famous Edict was signed there. It was a kind of charter assuring religious and civil liberties to the Protestants. *
Question 9 passed: 60 %
This city is famous for its mustard *
Question 10 passed: 46.5 %
This city was in fact 2 towns. The union was proclaimed in 1630 with the Edict of Troyes *.
Question 11 passed: 42 %
This city reminds us of 'the revolt of the Canuts' *
Question 12 passed: 32.9 %
Stendhal (or Henri Beyle) was born there on 23/01/1783 *
Question 13 passed: 57.2 %
If I tell you 'porcelain', what is this city ? *
Question 14 passed: 90.2 %
The name of this town reminds you of a marvellous wine *
Question 15 passed: 24.3 %
Famous for its 18th-century city hall: *
Question 16 passed: 43.8 %
The home of the Cathars *
Question 17 passed: 56.5 %
This is the second largest city of France, capital of Bouches du Rhône *
Question 18 passed: 57.9 %
Little town in the center of the Pyrenees where the Blessed Virgin appeared in 1858 *
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