10.1 Francophone Countries

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  • A large portion of the population in a Francophone country uses French regularly
  • France is a major Francophone country located in Western Europe
  • Wallonia in Belgium is a region where French is an official language
  • Algeria is a major Francophone country with a mostly arid climate
  • The three key characteristics of a Francophone country are French as an official language, widespread use, and significant cultural influence
  • Switzerland, with its alpine climate, is known for its mountainous terrain
  • Algeria is primarily a hot desert with some mountainous regions.

    True
  • Belgium (Wallonia) has a temperate climate.
  • What does it mean for a country to have French as an official language?
    It is legally recognized
  • Which major Francophone country has French as its official language and widespread cultural influence?
    France
  • A Francophone country is defined by French being an official language, widely spoken, and having significant cultural influence.
  • Francophone countries are found across multiple continents, climates, and terrains.

    True
  • Swiss French cuisine includes fondue and raclette
  • Match the country with its language variations:
    France ↔️ Regional dialects
    Canada (Quebec) ↔️ Québécois French
    Belgium (Wallonia) ↔️ Dutch and German influences
    Switzerland (some regions) ↔️ French, German, Italian blend
  • France has a unitary semi-presidential republic
  • Francophone countries exhibit diversity in their political structures and governance models.

    True
  • Quebec's economy relies on aerospace, hydroelectric power, and mining.

    True
  • Match the country with its major industries:
    France ↔️ Manufacturing, tourism, aerospace, agriculture
    Canada (Quebec) ↔️ Manufacturing, natural resources, aerospace, information technology
    Belgium (Wallonia) ↔️ Manufacturing, logistics, finance, services
  • Morocco's key economic activities include phosphate mining, agriculture (e.g. citrus fruits, vegetables), and automotive parts
  • Senegal's major industries include agriculture, fishing, mining, and services
  • French must be legally recognized in a Francophone country's government and legal affairs.

    True
  • How are Francophone countries geographically diverse?
    They span multiple continents and climates
  • What mountain range is located in Morocco?
    Atlas Mountains
  • Canada (Quebec) has a continental climate.

    True
  • Francophone countries are united by French language and culture.

    True
  • What is a cultural element associated with Belgium (Wallonia)?
    Belgian chocolate
  • Match the country with its language variations:
    France ↔️ Regional dialects
    Canada (Quebec) ↔️ Québécois French
    Belgium (Wallonia) ↔️ Belgian French
  • Political systems in Francophone countries vary based on historical, cultural, and geographic contexts.

    True
  • Quebec's economy relies on aerospace, hydroelectric power, and mining.
  • A Francophone country is one where French is an official or widely spoken language, and where French culture has a significant influence
  • French traditions and customs are prevalent in Francophone countries.
    True
  • Switzerland has some regions where French is an official language.

    True
  • Senegal is a Francophone country in West Africa with a tropical climate.

    True
  • France has a temperate climate and varied terrain.

    True
  • Morocco features both the Atlas Mountains and the Sahara Desert.

    True
  • Match the country with its climate:
    France ↔️ Temperate
    Canada (Quebec) ↔️ Continental
    Morocco ↔️ Mediterranean
  • Francophone countries are united by the common thread of French language and culture.
    True
  • Cultural influence in a Francophone country includes French traditions, cuisine, art, and entertainment.

    True
  • Haiti is a major Francophone country with a tropical climate and mountainous terrain.

    True
  • Order the following Francophone countries by their location, starting from Western Europe and moving south:
    1️⃣ France
    2️⃣ Belgium (Wallonia)
    3️⃣ Switzerland (some regions)
    4️⃣ Morocco
    5️⃣ Algeria
    6️⃣ Senegal