The Last Lesson Comprehension

The story 'The Last Lesson' by Alphonse Daudet is set in Alsace-Lorraine, a region contested by France and Germany. It follows Franz, a student who arrives late to school, only to learn that it is the last day French will be taught due to an order from Berlin. M. Hamel, the teacher, delivers a heartfelt final lesson, emphasizing the importance of the French language. The narrative explores themes of regret, cultural identity, and the impact of political changes on personal lives.

What is the title of the story being read?

• The Final Lesson

• The Last Lecture

• The Final Class

• The Last Lesson

Which two countries have fought over Alsace-Lorraine?

• France and Italy

• Germany and Belgium

• France and Germany

• Germany and Austria

Why was Franz afraid of going to school that day?

• He lost his books

• He was late

• He forgot his homework

• He didn't know participles

What tempted Franz to skip school?

• A new movie

• The warm and bright day

• A friend's invitation

• A festival

What was unusual about the school atmosphere when Franz arrived?

• It was unusually quiet

• It was noisy

• The school was closed

• There was a celebration

Who was sitting in the back of the classroom?

• New students

• Village people

• Teachers

• Parents

What announcement did M. Hamel make?

• A school trip

• A holiday

• A new teacher

• The last French lesson

What did Franz regret?

• Not playing enough

• Not learning his lessons

• Not traveling

• Not visiting his grandparents

Why were the old men of the village present in the classroom?

• To meet the new teacher

• To inspect the school

• To thank M. Hamel

• To learn German

What did M. Hamel say about the French language?

• It is the most beautiful language

• It is outdated

• It is easy to learn

• It is difficult