Le "Chocolat" Trivia Quiz

Answer: Red

They are a beautiful red colour, symbolising how they are different, and also Vianne's Maya heritage on her mother's side. They only wear their cloaks when they travel.

Answer: "Grand-Mere and Grand-Pere"

Her favourite story, which is always told in the same words. It's a story about how her grandfather met her grandmother. As the story goes on, we find that like Vianne and her mother, Anouk is destined to keep travelling, bringing chocolate to different places. This is an important moment in the film.

Answer: It squeaks

The door squeaks after Roux, (the male romantic lead) mends it. At the end he uses it as an excuse to come back to Vianne.

Answer: A worm

He describes it as "subtle, zesty .... disgusting", then sets it free. This is a joke between himself and Anouk. He asks why her kangaroo won't eat chocolate, and she replies by daring him to eat a worm.

Answer: History

The fact that he studies history is a deep irony, as he studies the past, and looks back to his predecessors for inspiration on how to run the village. Hence it being so old fashioned.

Answer: Chocolate seashells

Vianne is very good at guessing favourites. Her guesswork brings lonely hearts together, including her own with Roux.

Answer: Awaken passion

Well they certainly work in this village, including on the dog. It is among many of the changes Vianne makes in this little village.

Answer: In Italy

This is the story the Comte uses in the village, but in reality she has left him. He never tells anyone the truth, but secretly the village know.

Answer: Drawing

His talent is brought out by Vianne, and he does a portrait of his grandmother for her birthday. This is a critical point, as Luc's mother smothers him in cotton wool.

Answer: American music

One of the best scenes is when he gets caught singing Elvis songs in the church garden by the Comte. This shows that not everyone is perfect and even the vicar has weaknesses.