Question

What are the national colours of France ?
(a) White-red-purple
(b) Blue-red-black
(c) Blue-white-red
(d) Red-yellow-green

Answer 1

Hint : A country's flag symbolizes every government. The flag of every country is usually flown by that nation's government. A national flag may also be flown by the country and its citizens. A public gesture of rebellion against the government is the burning of the nation's flag.

Complete answer:
The problem in discussion is concerning the colours of the national flag of France. France is known officially as France. The Republic is a country in Europe and the French Tricolour is the national flag of the country. France's national flag is composed of three bands of blue, white and red. Situated in central Western Europe, France is a region. France is a semi-presidential unitary republic republic with Paris as its capital. The world has a total of 18 integral regions and to integrate all the states as a country France uses 12 separate time zones. France's national language is French and it was officially adopted in 1539. The culture of France is influenced by Celtic and Gallo-Roman and the Franks as well. France was acknowledged as Germany's western place known as the Rhineland, but was later known during the Iron Age and Roman period as Gaul. Therefore the correct option is (c) Blue-white-red.

Note : France is a country with Tricolour on the national flag symbolizing aristocracy represented by the colour blue, clergy represented by the colour white and bourgeois represented by the colour red combined as bands of colour forming France's national flag. In 1794, the Tricolour was officially adopted.