School Lunch in France

What is depicted in the image of 'Le déjeuner en France'?

• A breakfast in France

• A school lunch in France

• A dinner in France

• A picnic in France

What is the main purpose of the French school lunch program?

• To provide a quick meal for students

• To teach kids about healthy eating and French culture

• To serve fast food to students

• To reduce food waste in schools

French kids get to eat how many courses at school?

• One course

• Two courses

• Three courses

• Four courses

How long is the lunch break for French kids?

• French kids have a longer lunch break than American kids. They get about an hour and a half to eat and relax.

• French kids have a 30-minute lunch break.

• French kids have a 45-minute lunch break.

• French kids have a 2-hour lunch break.

What is the main reason French kids have a longer lunch break than American kids?

• They need more time to eat all four courses.

• They need more time to play outside.

• They need more time to talk to their friends.

• They need more time to study.

What is one way the French school lunch program shows that the French value food?

• They use real plates and silverware.

• They serve the food on disposable trays.

• They let kids choose what they want to eat.

• They serve the food in fancy restaurants.

What is one thing that is NOT true about French school lunches?

• The food is prepared fresh every day.

• The menu changes every week.

• The food is always frozen or pre-made.

• The lunches are designed to be healthy.

Which of the following are some of the foods used in daily French school lunches?

• Baguette and cheese

• Sushi and soy sauce

• Tacos and guacamole

• Curry and naan

One way that the French school lunch program shows that the French value food is:

• by serving fast food

• by including multiple courses

• by limiting meal times

• by offering only desserts

One way that French school lunches teach kids about French culture is through:

• serving traditional French dishes

• using English as the primary language

• offering fast food options

• having no structured meal times