A) A historical French weapon. B) A large French country house. C) A type of French pastry. D) A French painting style.
A) Provence. B) Normandy. C) Brittany. D) Loire Valley.
A) Château de Vaux-le-Vicomte. B) Château de Versailles. C) Château de Fontainebleau. D) Château de Chantilly.
A) The Napoleonic Wars. B) The Renaissance. C) The French Revolution. D) The Hundred Years' War.
A) A moat. B) A drawbridge. C) Underground tunnels. D) A double helix staircase.
A) King Louis XIV. B) Francis I. C) King Louis XVI. D) Napoleon Bonaparte.
A) Victorian and Neoclassical. B) Gothic and Renaissance. C) Byzantine and Modern. D) Baroque and Rococo.
A) Impressionism. B) Baroque. C) Cubism. D) Romanticism. |