French Foods?
There's nothing particularly French about these thin, fried, potatoes.
What are French Fries?
Told that the peasants had no bread, she uttered the phrase, "Let them eat cake."
Who was Marie Antoinette?
Originally supposed to be a temporary structure for the 1889 Exposition.
What is the Eiffel Tower?
In France, 36+7= this.
What is forty-three?
Captain of the USS Enterprise.
Who is Jean Luc Picard?
Eggs, bread, and powdered sugar (sometimes fruit).
What is French Toast?
Perhaps the most famous of all French people, he lost the Battle of Waterloo.
Who was Napoleon Bonaparte?
You can see Mona Lisa here.
What is the Louvre?
In France, 32 times 3 = this.
What is ninety-six?
He was a physically deformed bell ringer.
Who was Quasimodo?
An odd French delicacy as well as a punch line to a joke about an "S car."
What is escargot?
She was a peasant, a warrior, and a saint. Died at 19.
Who was Joan of Arc?
Principal Royal Residence from 1682 until the French Revolution in 1789. It contains the Hall of Mirrors.
What is Versailles?
How do you say our current year?
What is twenty twenty-one?
She was otherwise known as "Beauty."
Who is Belle?
American brand of mustard and other condiments.
What is French's?
He was a physician during the plague, an astrologer, but is best known for his poetic quatrains of predictions.
Who was Nostradamus?
Has been both literally and figuratively been called The City of Light.
What is Paris?
In France, 99 minus 11 plus 4 = this.
What is ninety-two?
The Frenchest of Friends.
Who is Phoebe Buffay?
What is French Roast?
The very best French Restaurants are rated with these.
What are Michelin Stars?
Utah. Juno. Sword, and Omaha.
what is the Normandy beaches
In France, 98 times sept minus dix = this.
What is six hundred and seventy-six ?
She married a Weasley (Bill).
Who is Fleur Delacour?