12th Class English Good Bye Mr. Chips Chapter 12 Short Questions Answer

Raiston left Brookfield in 1911 to better himself. He was offered the headship of one of the greater public schools.

Chatteris was the successor of Ralston. He was a young brilliant man of thirty four. He was modern friendly and sympathetic.

In 1913 Chips had bronchitis and remained off duty for nearly the whole of the winter term. This made him decide to resign. Then he was sixty five.

In July 1913 he received his farewell party.

In the farewell speech he made many little jokes. There were several Latin quotations in it.

He spent forty-two years there. He said that he had been very happy there.

He mentioned the first bicycle the lamp-boy the seven weeks-frost the day when the Big hall of the school was turned into hospital ward due to German measles and the great bonfire.

In 1880 there spread German measles and the two third of the School fell ill. The Big hall of the School was turned into a hospital ward.

Mrs. Brool worked in the tuck-shop of Brookfield. She then left the tuck-shop when her uncle in Australia left her a lot of money.

In August 1913 Chips went for a cure to Wiesbaden. There he stayed at the home of the German master at Brookfield Herr Staefel.

He invited boys to tea watched matches dined with the head and the masters took on the preparation of the new edition of Brookfieldian Directory wrote articles and read newspaper and detective novels.

In July 1913 chips received his farewell party. It was a wonderful party. He also made a speech there. In the speech he made many little jokes.