Victor Hugo was a very important writer. He was born in France in 1802. Hugo wrote many books, poems, and plays. He became famous for his stories that made people think and feel.

One of Victor Hugo’s most famous books is called “Les Misérables.” It is a long story about a man named Jean Valjean. Hugo wrote this book to show how hard life was for poor people in France. “Les Misérables” is still loved today, and many people have seen the movie or the musical based on it.

Another famous book by Victor Hugo is “The Hunchback of Notre-Dame.” This book is about a hunchback named Quasimodo who lives in a big church in Paris. Hugo wanted people to see the beauty of old buildings like the Notre-Dame Cathedral. This book is also very popular, and it has been made into movies and cartoons.

Victor Hugo wrote many poems too. He wrote about love, nature, and freedom. One of his most famous poems is called “The Hymn to Liberty.” In this poem, Hugo talks about freedom and how important it is for people to be free.

Victor Hugo was not just a writer, he was also interested in politics. He believed that everyone should have equal rights and opportunities. Hugo fought for the rights of poor people and spoke out against injustice.

Even though Victor Hugo lived a long time ago, his books and poems are still read and loved by many people around the world. He will always be remembered as a great writer who cared about others.

 

TEST 32

1. When was Victor Hugo born?

A) 1702

B) 1802

C) 1902

D) 2002

 

2. What is one of Victor Hugo’s most famous books about?

A) A magical land

B) A brave knight

C) Poor people in France

D) Famous painters

 

3. What is “The Hunchback of Notre-Dame” about?

A) A monster who eats people

B) A hunchback who lives in a church

C) A detective solving mysteries

D) A pirate sailing the seas

 

4. What did Victor Hugo believe in besides writing?

A) Eating healthy

B) Playing sports

C) Equal rights and opportunities

D) Building robots

 

5. Which of Victor Hugo’s poems talks about freedom?

A) The Hymn to Liberty

B) The Love Song

C) The Nature Walk

D) The Sad Day

 

6. Why do people still read Victor Hugo’s books today?

A) Because they are boring

B) Because they are short

C) Because they are funny

D) Because they are interesting and meaningful