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Qs-Ans-Long Q1."Importance of freedom or education is understood only when it's felt with intensity." —Discuss with reference to The Last Lesson and Franz Ans. The statement means that people often realise the true value of freedom or education only when they are about to lose them. This idea is powerfully shown in Alphonse Daudet’s short story The Last Lesson, especially through the experiences of young Franz.   At first, Franz, like many students, shows no interest in studies, especially French grammar. He takes his education for granted and prefers playing outdoors. But when he hears that this is their last French lesson—because the Prussian authorities have banned French in schools—he is shocked. Suddenly, the subject he once ignored becomes precious.   During the lesson, Franz feels deep regret for wasting time and not valuing his teacher, M. Hamel. He realises that losing language is like losing one’s identity and freedom. The story proves that t...

Most Important Questions-Answers-Flamingo-Vistas-Class 12 English

Q15.  Why did aunt Jennifer created tigers so different from her own character? Ans: Aunt Jennifer finds solace and some relief in her artful creation of the tigers. It shows her yearning for a free, confident, fearless, and independent life. So, unlike her real life, she depicts a different world of green in the tigers, who walk in a proud, certain, fearless and determined manner. Q16. What is the irony in the poem The aunt Jennifer’s Tiger? Ans. The irony lies in the fact that aunt Jennifer would not feel liberated from the oppression done to her by her husband even after her death. This is symbolized by her finger that is ringed by the uncle’s wedding band. On the other hand, the tigers would always be free to walk in the forest fearlessly and confidently. Q17. What is Aunt Jennifer's death symbolic of? Ans. Aunt Jennifer’s death would be a terrific message for the womankind to do something solid to liberate themselves from the age-long oppression done to them ...