Landmarks
This monument held the title of tallest structure from it's construction to 1930.
The name of this possessive punctuation mark originates from the French language?
This French painter is known for founding the impressionism movement.
Who is Claude Monet?
This famous French meringue-based confection is often confused for a dessert made of coconut with a similar name.
What is a macaron?
This copper gift was given to the US from France in 1884.
What is the Statue of Liberty?
There are many cathedrals name Notre Dame, but the one that burned in 2019 is located in this city.
What is Paris?
This film genre known for its dark aesthetic gets its name from French.
What is Film Noir?
Auguste Rodin created this pensive statue.
What is The Thinker(1904)?
Food critic Ego loves this dish made from stewed vegetables including tomatoes and eggplants.
What is ratatouille?
This fashion house merged with Moët Hennessy in 1987 to make LVMH.
What is the Louvre?
This sport comes from the French word meaning "the stick".
What is lacrosse?
This painting by Eugène Delacroix commemorates the July Revolution of 1830.
Often cooked with garlic and herbs, this delicacy is made of slow moving mollusks.
What is escargot?
This film festival has awarded films such as Pulp Fiction, Parasite, and Anatomy of a Fall.
What is Cannes?
This formal royal resident boasts a hall of mirrors and multiple peace treaties.
What is Palace of Versailles?
This dead end road gets its name from the French meaning of "bottom of the bag".
What is cut-de-sac?
A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte is Georges Seurat's most famous artwork and is a leading example of this painting technique.
What is pointillism?
This method of cooking which directly translates to "under vacuum" cooks the food for a long time at a low temperature by placing the food into bags and cooking them in a water bath.
What is "sous vide"?
Off of Lake Geneva, this city is known for its refreshing mineral water.
What is Évian?
This monument was ordered by Napoleon in 1806 to commemorate fallen soldiers and was inspired by the ancient romans.
What is the Arc de Triomphe?
Herbert Hoover was known for this style of governing which means to "let do" and didn't help during the Great Depression.
What is Laissez-Faire?
Fountain (1917) by Marcel Duchamp turned this object into a piece of art.
What is a urinal?
On La Chaundeleur, people eat these and sometimes, save the first one in a drawer.
What are crepes?
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