Famous French impressionist painter of water lilies and haystacks.
Claude Monet
This is the most visited Parisian landmark.
Eiffel Tower
A long French bread made from wheat flour, water, salt, and yeast.
Baguette
The most popular sport in France.
Football (soccer)
"l'école" en anglais
"school"
He sold the Louisiana Territory to the U.S.
Napoleon Bonaparte
This Parisian museum features a glass pyramid in the courtyard.
Louvre
There are 400 kinds of this made in France.
Cheese
The currency of France before the Euro.
French franc
"le gâteau" en anglais
"cake"
She was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize. (She was Polish-French)
Marie Curie
The city is well known for the mustard named after it.
Dijon
Popular French street food that is a thin pancake.
Crêpe
The French Army was the first to use this way of dressing to blend in to surroundings.
Camouflage
"le papillon" en anglais (Hint - Le papillon vole.)
"butterfly"
He was the author of "Les Misérables".
Victor Hugo
The long avenue on which you can see the Arc de Triomphe.
Les Champs-Elysees
French pastry whose name means "lightning".
Éclair
This is France's national anthem.
La Marseillaise
"the car" en francais
"la voiture"
The composer of Au Clair de Lune.
Claude Debussy
This city in eastern France is the official seat of the European Parliament.
Strasbourg
This French word for "broth" is also used in English.
bouillon
The current president of France.
Emmanual Macron
"the backpack" en francais
"le sac à dos"