First Flight (Prose): From the Diary of Anne Frank · Class 10 · CBSE English
How did Mr. Keesing, Anne's mathematics teacher, initially view her in class?
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How did Mr. Keesing, Anne's mathematics teacher, initially view her in class?
- A.As a brilliant student who finished her work too quickly
- B.As an incorrigible chatterbox who talked too muchCorrect answer
- C.As a quiet and timid girl who needed encouragement
- D.As a rebellious teenager who openly disobeyed school rules
Solution
Mr. Keesing was annoyed with Anne because she talked too much during his lessons, leading him to assign her extra essays as punishment, dubbing her an 'incorrigible chatterbox'.
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