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She has . . . . . . . . French name but she's English, not French.

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Correct Answer: Option A
The noun in the given statement, 'name' is described by the adjective 'French', and it is not specified which 'name' in particular, hence indefinite article 'a' is the correct option, since the noun and adjective both begin with a consonant sound.
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