10.2 French Traditions and Festivals

• On what date is Bastille Day celebrated in France?

  July 14
• What does Bastille Day commemorate in French history?

  French Revolution
• Arrange the following French festivals in chronological order:

  1️⃣ Epiphany (January 6)

  2️⃣ Bastille Day (July 14)

  3️⃣ Christmas (December 25)
• The Galette des Rois is shared on January 6 to celebrate the visit of the Magi to baby Jesus.


  True
• What is the French name for Epiphany?

  Galette des Rois
• During Christmas in France, families often have a festive dinner
• Match the French festival with its key activities:

  Bastille Day ↔️ Parades, fireworks

  Christmas ↔️ Family dinners, gift-giving

  Epiphany ↔️ Sharing Galette des Rois
• What does Bastille Day commemorate?

  French Revolution and independence
• The Galette des Rois contains a hidden figurine
• Match the French tradition with its date:

  Christmas ↔️ December 25

  Epiphany ↔️ January 6

  Bastille Day ↔️ July 14
• Christmas in France is celebrated on December 25
• Christmas in France involves attending Midnight Mass
• What are the main activities associated with Bastille Day celebrations?

  Parades, fireworks
• Which major French festival includes parades and fireworks displays?

  Bastille Day
• Arrange the following French festivals in the order they occur annually:

  1️⃣ Epiphany (January 6)

  2️⃣ Bastille Day (July 14)

  3️⃣ Christmas (December 25)
• What is the date of Epiphany in France?

  January 6
• What happens to the person who finds the figurine in the Galette des Rois?

  Crowned king/queen
• Christmas is celebrated on December 25 in France.


  True
• What activities are associated with Bastille Day celebrations?

  Parades, fireworks, public celebrations
• The Galette des Rois is shared on Epiphany
• What is the cultural significance of Christmas in France?

  Family, generosity, reflection
• What does Bastille Day symbolize in French culture?

  Freedom and national unity
• Epiphany, also known as Galette des Rois, is celebrated on January 6.

  True
• What is the hidden item inside the Galette des Rois?

  Figurine
• During Christmas in France, families exchange gifts
• One tradition during Christmas in France is attending Midnight Mass
• Which French festival commemorates the French Revolution?

  Bastille Day
• Bastille Day, Christmas, and Epiphany are deeply rooted in French culture and widely celebrated.


  True
• The Galette des Rois is shared on January 6 to celebrate the visit of the Magi to baby Jesus
• What cake is shared during Epiphany in France?

  Galette des Rois
• What happens to the person who finds the figurine in the Galette des Rois?

  They are crowned king/queen
• The Galette des Rois is shared on January 6 to celebrate the arrival of the Magi.


  True