Vive la France!
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(Geography)
This famous landmark in Paris is so tall that even Miss Taylor would have to look up.
What is La Tour Eiffel?
This French greeting sounds like you are saying "good day" at any time of the day.
What is Bonjour?
This French bakery is Coach Gething's favorite, but it will cost you an arm, leg, and all your salary to eat there everyday.
What is Sablé?
This French queen supposedly told her people to eat cake.
Who is Marie Antoinette?
This French city is famous for its lavender fields and is located in the south of France.
What is Provence?
This idiom, "quand les poules auront des dents", translates to "when chickens have teeth".
What is "when pigs fly"?
This French dessert is made by burning sugar on top of a creamy custard.
What is Crème brûlée?
This famous French emperor crowned himself emperor in 1804. Talk about humility!
Who is Napoléon Bonaparte?
This city, located in eastern France, is the capital of the Burgundy region, and is also the name of a savory condiment.
What is Dijon?
This color in French could also refer to a worm, a glass, or guiding somebody in the right direction.
What is vert/ver/verre?
This French dish has a slimy gastropod as its main ingredient. It might be the one thing you don't want to find in your lunchbox.
What is escargots?
This French king was called the Sun King, and was rumored to have taken only 3 baths his entire life.
Who is Louis XIV?
This river flows through Paris, and you might take a romantic boat ride on it—unless you're on a school field trip with 50 children.
What is La Seine?
It can be a French lunch, a magician's wand to cast a spell on a noisy class, a pair of chopsticks, or even a diamond shape in a geometry lesson.
What is baguette?
This sweet dish, called "lost bread" in french, is also your way to rescue the stale bread looking at you from your kitchen counter this past week.
What is French toast or pain perdu?
This king and emperor is who we should thank to be able to work in a school. He promoted the study of the seven liberal arts.
Who is Charlemagne?