Classroom Etiquette: A Quiz For English Teachers!
A teacher must possess excellent communication skills and classroom etiquette which matters a lot. This is a quiz for non-native speaker teachers of English. Take this quiz to learn about classroom etiquette. It's a multiple choice questions format. View the images and read the questions carefully then answer. So, let's try out the quiz. All the best!
- 1.
What do you say when you want your pupils to do this?
- A.
Put your hand up if you know the answer.
- B.
Rise your hand if you know the answer.
- C.
Put your hand in the air if you're knowing the answer.
Correct Answer
A. Put your hand up if you know the answer.Explanation
"Put your hand up" or "put up your hand"Rate this question:
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- 2.
You want your students to look at page 33. Which is correct?
- A.
Open your book in page 33.
- B.
Now please turn on page 33.
- C.
Turn to page 33 please.
Correct Answer
C. Turn to page 33 please.Explanation
The correct answer is "Turn to page 33 please." This is the most appropriate and clear instruction for the students to follow. The other options, "Open your book in page 33" and "Now please turn on page 33," are not grammatically correct and may confuse the students.Rate this question:
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- 3.
You don't want students to do this exercise together. What do you say?
- A.
Be individual.
- B.
Work alone.
- C.
Please work lonely.
Correct Answer
B. Work alone.Explanation
The correct answer is "Work alone." This phrase clearly communicates the expectation for students to complete the exercise independently, without any collaboration or assistance from others. The other options, "Be individual" and "Please work lonely," do not convey the same message as effectively and may not be as clear to understand.Rate this question:
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- 4.
Not allowed in class!
- A.
No chew here.
- B.
Put your chewing gum in the bin.
- C.
Spit it out!
Correct Answer
B. Put your chewing gum in the bin.Explanation
The given answer "Put your chewing gum in the bin" is the correct response because it addresses the issue of chewing gum not being allowed in class. The other statements also mention the prohibition of chewing gum, but only this answer specifically instructs the person to dispose of their gum in the bin.Rate this question:
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- 5.
Your student has done some very good work. Which one of these wouldn't you say?
- A.
Well done!
- B.
Good try!
- C.
That's great!
- D.
You've done really well.
Correct Answer
B. Good try!Explanation
The phrase "Good try!" implies that the student's effort was not successful or satisfactory, which contradicts the statement that the student has done very good work. Therefore, "Good try!" wouldn't be an appropriate response in this context.Rate this question:
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- 6.
You don't want your students to use their dictionaries yet. Which one of these wouldn't you say?
- A.
You can look the words up later.
- B.
Try to guess the meaning of words you don't know.
- C.
Dictionaries are bad!
- D.
We'll look at vocabulary later. So no dictionaries just yet please.
Correct Answer
C. Dictionaries are bad!Explanation
The correct answer is "Dictionaries are bad!" because it implies a negative attitude towards dictionaries, which contradicts the statement of not wanting students to use their dictionaries yet. The other options either suggest looking up words later or trying to guess the meaning, which aligns with the instruction of not using dictionaries at the moment.Rate this question:
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- 7.
Computers are more interesting than the teachers!!! So if you are working in the computer lab, when you want your students' attention for a while it's a good idea to tell them...
- A.
Turn off your computer and listen to me.
- B.
Turn off your monitor and look this way please.
- C.
If anyone touches their computer while I'm speaking we'll all go back to the classroom. and do some grammar exercises.
Correct Answer
B. Turn off your monitor and look this way please.Explanation
The correct answer is "Turn off your monitor and look this way please" because it specifically asks the students to divert their attention from the computer screen and focus on the teacher. It does not completely shut down the computer or threaten the students with consequences, but rather politely requests their attention.Rate this question:
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