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Franz is the French teacher in the story 'The Last Lesson'
False
The story 'The Last Lesson' is set during the time of the Franco-Prussian War
True
Hauser is a retired mayor of the village in the story 'The Last Lesson'
True
Franz contemplates bunking school because of the bad weather
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M. Hamel is known for asking many questions based on participation
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Study Notes
Chapter 1 of Class 12: The Last Lesson
- The first chapter of class 12 is titled "The Last Lesson"
- The story is not funny but highly emotional, set during the time of the Franco-Prussian War
- The writer of the story is Alphonse Daudet, a French novelist
- The story is about the time when France lost the war to Prussia
- The lead character is Franz, a student who narrates the entire story
- Another character is M. Hamel, a French teacher who asks many questions based on participation
- The third character is Hauser, a retired mayor of the village
- Franz is late for school, fearing that he will be scolded by M. Hamel
- M. Hamel is known for asking many questions based on participation
- Franz contemplates bunking school, but the beautiful day and chirping birds make him reconsider
- The day is described as warm and bright, with birds chirping in the trees
- Franz is scared of M. Hamel's questions and doesn't want to be scolded, but he also appreciates the beauty of the day
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Test your understanding of "The Last Lesson," the emotional first chapter of Class 12, with this quiz. Dive into the Franco-Prussian War setting and the characters like Franz, M. Hamel, and Hauser. See how well you remember the details of this poignant story by French novelist Alphonse Daudet.
