Question

bon marché

too small
gray
inexpensive, cheap
red

Explanation:

The French phrase "bon marché" needs to be matched with its correct English meaning. Among the options, "inexpensive, cheap" corresponds to the meaning of "bon marché" (where "bon" can mean good/favorable and "marché" relates to price/deal, so together it means favorable in price, i.e., inexpensive). The other options ("too small", "gray", "red") are unrelated to the meaning of the French phrase.

Answer:

inexpensive, cheap