Who is the author of The Last Lesson? The Last Lesson is set in the days of which war? What does 'commotion' mean in The Last Lesson? According to M. Hamel which language is the mo... Who is the author of The Last Lesson? The Last Lesson is set in the days of which war? What does 'commotion' mean in The Last Lesson? According to M. Hamel which language is the most logical and clearest of all? Where did the authors come to teach only German in the districts of Alsace and Lorraine? What was Franz expected to prepare for at school? What is the meaning of Vive La France!? What was there in front of the Bulletin Board? Why was Franz disappointed with himself? What does 'scared of scolding' mean?
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The question is asking about a multiple-choice test covering topics from literature and history, specifically about 'The Last Lesson' and Gandhi's life. It focuses on extracting information and details from the questions presented.
Answer
'The Last Lesson' is by Alphonse Daudet, set in the Franco-Prussian War. 'Commotion' means disturbance. M. Hamel praises French. German is taught in Alsace and Lorraine. Franz had to prepare grammar. 'Vive La France!' means 'Long live France!' Announcements were on the Bulletin Board. Franz was disappointed for not learning. 'Scared of scolding' means fearing reprimand.
The author of 'The Last Lesson' is Alphonse Daudet. It is set during the Franco-Prussian War. 'Commotion' means a confused and noisy disturbance. M. Hamel considers French the most logical and clearest language. German was taught in Alsace and Lorraine. Franz had to prepare for a grammar lesson. 'Vive La France!' means 'Long live France!' The Bulletin Board had announcements. Franz was disappointed for not learning French. 'Scared of scolding' means fearing reprimand.
Answer for screen readers
The author of 'The Last Lesson' is Alphonse Daudet. It is set during the Franco-Prussian War. 'Commotion' means a confused and noisy disturbance. M. Hamel considers French the most logical and clearest language. German was taught in Alsace and Lorraine. Franz had to prepare for a grammar lesson. 'Vive La France!' means 'Long live France!' The Bulletin Board had announcements. Franz was disappointed for not learning French. 'Scared of scolding' means fearing reprimand.
More Information
Alphonse Daudet's 'The Last Lesson' explores themes of cultural imposition, patriotism, and regret. It highlights the impact of war on education and national identity.
Tips
A common misunderstanding might be associating 'commotion' with negative emotions rather than just a noisy disturbance.
Sources
- The Last Lesson | Class XII CBSE | NCERT Solution - englishwithadifference.com
- NCERT Solutions For Class 12 Flamingo English The Last Lesson - iitianacademy.com
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