Question

*What were the soldiers of the Prussian army doing?*

1️⃣ Saluting
2️⃣ Running
3️⃣ Drilling
4️⃣ Fighting​

Answer 1

The Soldiers of the Prussian army were Drilling

• The question has been asked from the story The Last Lesson.
• The new king regularly practised and drilled the army, concentrating on the firing pace and formation manoeuvrability of their flintlock muskets.
• The modifications gave the military versatility, precision, and a rate of fire that for that time was largely unequalled.
• Each soldier was supposed to shoot six times a minute, three times as fast as most armies, by drilling iron ramrods.

Answer 2

Answer:

The correct option is option 3 Drilling.

Explanation:

Franz saw them drilling behind the sawmill when he was going to school that day. He had been tempted to bunk the school and enjoy the bright sunny day; however, he resisted the temptation and went to the school. As he reached there, he was surprised to find it unusually quiet.