In Provence, what do families arrange around a Christmas nativity scene using small painted clay figures of local villagers?

What French Epiphany tradition centers on sharing a pastry containing a hidden fève?

What is traditionally given in France on May 1 as a wish for good luck?

In parts of Alsace, what are the wooden rattles used during the days before Easter when church bells are traditionally silent?

What is the traditional seasonal movement of livestock between lowland and mountain pastures called?

Which Breton tradition is a nighttime gathering featuring traditional music, singing, and dancing?

In towns of northern France such as Douai and Cassel, what are the wicker figures carried in parades to represent local heroes called?

A master craftsperson teaches a young worker for several years in a workshop. How is the craft passed on?

Grandparents repeatedly tell a family legend to children, who later retell it to younger relatives. How is the legend transmitted?

A child learns a holiday recipe by preparing it every year beside relatives. What is the main means of transmission?

Students learn Breton by using it for lessons and daily conversation at school. How is the language being handed down?

A local association invites residents to learn regional dances directly from experienced dancers each week. How is the tradition transmitted?

A musician learns an older melody by reading its written score and practicing it. How is the melody transmitted?

Which annual French event opens many monuments and heritage sites to the public, often free of charge, during a September weekend?

Which international body keeps a Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity?

Which French organization supports the preservation and restoration of local architectural and rural heritage?

Which French institution keeps the official records produced by the French state and its ministries?

Which institution trains heritage conservators and heritage curators for French public collections?

Which public body manages more than 100 state-owned sites, such as the Arc de Triomphe and the Panthéon, and opens them to visitors?

A regional language such as Breton is endangered when which change occurs?

When is a traditional craft most likely to disappear from a community?

When is an oral family legend most likely to fade?

When has a traditional family dish been changed rather than passed on intact?

When is a community’s traditional music at risk of being lost?

When has the tradition of transhumance been substantially changed?