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Class 10 / English

The Last Lesson - Comprehension

Question 18 of 20
Book: TN-ENG-10Chapter 6
According to M. Hamel, when an enslaved people hold fast to their language, what does it serve as?
A
A sign of weakness
B
The key to their prison
C
An excuse for surrender
D
A financial asset
Correct AnswerB.
The key to their prison
Explanation
He noted that as long as an enslaved nation holds fast to its mother tongue, it holds the key to its prison.
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