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1. 
Answer: b
The jazz festival of Juan-les-Pins takes place in July. Aix-en-Provence holds its international festival (classical music and opera) from mid-July to mid-August.
Ramatuelle has a summer festival of classical music, theater and jazz. The jazz component (in August) lasts four days and is quite attractive (final night with an international star), but not yet as renowned as the jazz of Juan-les-Pins. 
2.  
Answer: a
A soupe au pistou consists of a rich variety of vegetables, beans, pasta sauteed in olive oil with garlic, then tomatoes and water added. It becomes a thick broth, bland in itself, but when topped with pistou (pesto from many basil leaves, garlic, olive oil and parmesan cheese) it takes on a new and very tasty life. 
Soupe de poissons is fish soup and Bourride is a simpler version of bouillabaisse.
3.  
Answer: c
A Couverture means blanket. Annuaire is a telephone book.
4.  
Answer: b
Despite all the efforts of the ministry of culture there's no stopping this invasion. Recently we saw on the cover of a home magazine: Relooker une chambre (redo a room).
5.  
Answer: b
Until Marseille the TGV runs at full speed. Afterwards at a slower speed, until the tracks have been adapted. But there's no need to change trains. 
6.  
Answer: a
In summer Orange stages Les Chorégies d'Orange. Despite the steep prices, the tickets are very much sought after. 
7.  
Answer: c
Perhaps pig's feet and tripe are not to everyone's taste, but this is a very authentic Provençal dish.
8.  
Answer: b
The citrus festival in Menton is very popular with locals and tourists.
9.  
Answer: c
Since Wylie's book, Roussillon has seen a steady increase of tourists, who nowadays come, above all, to admire the colorful splendor of the ocher quarries.
During the war, Samuel Becket found refuge in Roussillon, a village so quiet and boring, he found, that it inspired him to write Waiting for Godot.
10.  
Answer: c
Although all three will send a message to stop talking, ta gueule! is by far the rudest.