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Prompt: In the story The Final Class, what character, detail, or image do you like the most? Write a paragraph (about 5 - 7 lines) explaining why you like it.
Write a paragraph about your favorite character in the work The Final Class.
I. Outline In the story The Final Class, what character, detail, or image do you like the most? Write a paragraph explaining why you like it
1. Opening: Introduction to the text.
2. Body:
- Which character, detail, or image?
- Why do you like that character, detail, or image?
3. Conclusion: Express your feelings about that character, detail, or image.
II. Sample paragraph In the story The Final Class, what character, detail, or image do you like the most? Write a paragraph explaining why you like it
1. Sample paragraph 1
In the short story 'The Final Class' by author An-phông-xơ Đô-đê, the image of Teacher Ha-men turning towards the blackboard, holding chalk and writing the words 'NƯỚC PHÁP MUÔN NĂM' (France forever) has left a profound impression on me. The figure of Teacher Ha-men 'standing on the platform, looking pale' yet still striving to write those lofty, sacred words with all his might. Eventually, the teachings of the teacher will remain deeply ingrained in the minds and subconscious of the children, following them throughout their lives, to remind them never to forget their roots. This detail demonstrates the deep patriotism of Teacher Ha-men in particular, and the people of France in general.
Write a paragraph explaining about the character you admire in the work The Final Class.
2. Sample paragraph In the story The Final Class, which character, detail, or image do you like the most? Write a paragraph explaining why you like it Number 2
In the story 'The Final Class' by the French writer An-phông-xơ Đô-đê, I have always been impressed by the detail of Teacher Ha-men talking to the students about preserving the French language and never forgetting it. The teacher's admonition has left me with much reflection. The teacher spoke rightly, 'when a nation falls into slavery, as long as they maintain their voice, it is no different from holding the key to the prison...' Losing one's voice, the language of the nation, we will lose the key to the prison of oppression and cannot escape the invasion, slavery. A country still exists when its people can maintain their language - the most distinctive cultural identity. And through that brief admonition, the teacher also imparted to his students a strong spirit of patriotism.
3. Sample paragraph In the story The Final Class, which character, detail, or image do you like the most? Write a paragraph explaining why you like it Number 3
The short story 'The Final Class' by author An-phông-xơ Đô-đê has left a profound impression on me regarding the image of Teacher Ha-men and the children in the final class before being absorbed into Prussia. There were no tearful farewells, no overflowing tears; the class that day proceeded as normal as any other. Teacher Ha-men, with forty years of service to the education of the homeland, quietly continued to teach and nurture the children of the An-dát region. He taught about the French language, instilled a love for the country, and reminded his students never to forget their mother tongue. In response to his teachings, everyone in attendance sat attentively, earnestly absorbing the lessons. The image of the teacher and students in that class showed us resilience, the courage to face difficulties but never to give up, because they all held steadfast belief in 'France forever.'
In addition to the images and details in the reference article above, you can also choose other impressive details to practice writing paragraphs! Here are some excellent sample essays for 7th grade, which you can refer to for easy learning and enjoyment of this subject:
- Write a paragraph expressing your thoughts before the sudden request from Simong to Philip to be his father
- Write a paragraph recounting the incident of a flock of starlings flying up from the riverbank in the words of one of the two characters Mon or Men (first person perspective)
- Write a paragraph expressing your feelings about an interesting detail in the excerpt 'Getting Honey'
