Classroom Etiquette: A Quiz For English Teachers!
Settings
-
+
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.
![]()
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 4.
![]()
Not allowed in class!- A.
No chew here.
- B.
Put your chewing gum in the bin.
- C.
Spit it out!
- 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.
- 6.
![]()
- 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.
- 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.
Back to top