who is the winner of the Miss France 2025 general knowledge test?

Last Thursday in Abidjan, Ivory Coast, the 30 candidates competing for the title of Miss France 2025 passed the traditional general knowledge test. On the program for this exam, a dictation counting for 6 of the 80 points of the overall mark then a series of questions on current affairs, the arts, sport (including a multiple choice question with no correct answer), the French language, Miss France and Miss Universe and history and geography as well as a timed part dedicated to mathematics and logic.

Sunday evening, Cindy Fabre, director of the Miss France competition, announced the results in the hotel which hosted the entire promotion. “She is the only one who got 10 out of 10 on the logic test”she declared before congratulating Picardy Marina Przadka for his first place. According to our colleagues at Tele-Leisure the 26-year-old business development manager scored 15.5 out of 20.

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12.2 out of 20 on average for readers of TV Magazine a you Figaro

Moïra André Miss Guadeloupe, is second with 13.5 out of 20 and Romane Augustine Miss Auvergne, is third with 12.5 out of 20. The other scores have not been communicated and each candidate is free to talk about them or not. Last year, Alsatian Adeline Vetter won the general culture prize for Miss France 2024 with a score of 14.2 out of 20. “ The general average is around 30 points out of 60”had reported Cindy Fabre.

More than 60,000 of you have tried to answer the questions of the Miss France 2025 general knowledge test on our site with an average score of 12.2 out of 20. Among the questions that caused you the most difficulty:

• 69% of you answered that Taylor Swift is the most followed person in the world on Instagram, instead of Cristiano Ronaldo.
• At 58%, you think women first competed in the modern Olympics in 1952, instead of 1900.
• 46% of you responded that France had only won the Miss Universe competition once, instead of twice.
• At 38%, you remembered that Ève Gilles had walked for Jacquemus at Paris Fashion Week, when it was Pierre Cardin.
• At 55%, you are convinced that Nord-Pas-de-Calais is the region to have won the most Miss France titles while it is Île-de-France.
• More surprisingly, you attribute 61% of the origin of the phrase “Miss France is and will remain” to Geneviève de Fontenay even though it was Alain Delon who first uttered it.
• Trick question, 60% of you answered Abidjan as the capital of Côte d'Ivoire, instead of Yamoussoukro.
• For the name of the first French satellite sent into space, 61% of you were thinking of Pollux, instead of Asterix.
• Only 35% correctly answered the question of the logical sequence of the dominoes. And only 31% on the puzzle: “If Émilie's daughter is the mother of my daughter, who am I to Émilie? ». The correct answer was his daughter.