Anagrams of French cities quiz

David Whitley,

A quiz about anagrams of French cities? With multiple choice answers? That’s got to be pretty easy, right? Well, you may be in for a surprise – take the test and see how you fare.

Anagrams of French cities quiz

A quiz about anagrams of French cities? With multiple choice answers? That’s got to be pretty easy, right? Well, you may be in for a surprise – take the test and see how you fare.

1 / 10

Which French city’s name is an anagram of a word meaning ‘sole’?

2 / 10

Which French city’s name is an anagram of a word meaning ‘defeats comprehensively’?

3 / 10

Which French city’s name is an anagram of a word meaning “areas of variation”?

4 / 10

Which French city’s name is an anagram of a word meaning “couples”?

5 / 10

Which French city’s name is an anagram of a word meaning “digs for precious metals”?

6 / 10

Which French city’s name is an anagram of a word meaning “stingy person”?

7 / 10

Which French city’s name is an anagram of a type of edible mollusc?

8 / 10

Which French city’s name is an anagram of a type of shoes?

9 / 10

Which French city’s name is an anagram of rank of nobility one level above viscounts?

10 / 10

Which French city’s name is an anagram of the genus of plant that includes onions and garlic?

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