English words derived from French

Some French words come into the English language unchanged, while others get an English twist. Regardless of how these words make their way into English, they can be a challenge to spell! See if you can choose the correct spelling for the words below. Bonne chance!

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3. At the press conference, the Edmonton Oilers wore their team jerseys to Placeholder for the answer their upcoming game.
4. It would be hard to imagine anyone better on Placeholder for the answer than Bobby Orr.
5. It is impossible to avoid Placeholder for the answer.
6. Sandy is a wine Placeholder for the answer.
7. The salad will be delicious with a nice Placeholder for the answer.
8. The photograph shows the Placeholder for the answer of the Toronto skyline against a morning sky.
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10. The puck appeared to Placeholder for the answer off the player's skate and into the net for the winning goal.
  
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