Participles Quiz - 'The Last Lesson'
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Why did the protagonist feel sorry for not learning his lessons, seeking birds' eggs, or going sliding on the Saar?

  • He regretted not spending enough time studying French grammar and history. (correct)
  • He realized that he had missed out on experiencing the joy of learning.
  • He was upset about not making the most of his time before the new master arrived.
  • He felt guilty for not appreciating his teachers and school environment earlier.

    • What was the reason for the unusual solemnity in the classroom?

  • M.Hamel was wearing his beautiful green coat.
  • The village people were sitting quietly in the back.
  • The students were sad about the change in the school curriculum. (correct)
  • The new master was expected to arrive the next day.

    • What made the protagonist forget about M.Hamel's strictness and ruler?

  • Seeing M.Hamel wear his fine Sunday clothes. (correct)
  • The sorrow of the village people sitting in the back.
  • The thunderclap of M.Hamel's announcement.
  • The realization that this was his last French lesson.

    • What was significant about the old men sitting quietly in the back of the room?

    <p>They were sad about the change in the school curriculum.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why did M.Hamel wear his fine Sunday clothes during the last French lesson?

    <p>To mark the importance of the last French lesson.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why did the narrator consider running away from school that morning?

    <p>The fear of being scolded by M.Hamel for not knowing about participles.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What made the town hall a significant place for the narrator?

    <p>It was where the narrator received news about lost battles and draft orders.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was the significance of the blacksmith, Wachter, calling after the narrator?

    <p>He was asking the narrator to slow down and not rush to school.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why was the atmosphere at M.Hamel's little garden unusual that morning?

    <p>It was eerily quiet, unlike the usual noise and activity when school began.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What did passing the town hall evoke in the narrator?

    <p>A sense of worry and curiosity about what could be happening at the bulletin-board.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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