Which aspect of human teachers makes education more humane in the story?
Correct answer: A
A human teacher responds by observing the student's condition. In exams, connect humane education with sensitivity.
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Hard · Level 9 · the fun they had,humane education,sensitivity
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- Responding according to the student's condition
- Remembering only lesson numbers
- Keeping students separately confined
- Rejecting every answer immediately
Hard · Level 9 · the fun they had,dialogue,old book
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- It shows that dialogue deepens understanding
- It shows that books are useless
- It shows that children do not ask questions
- It shows that history is boring
Hard · Level 9 · the fun they had,emotionless learning,individualized education
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- Students make too many friends
- Education becomes individualized but emotionless
- Schools become too large
- Books always remain new
Hard · Level 9 · the fun they had,exam conclusion,human values
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- They are better only because they are slower than machines
- They are automatically superior because they are old-fashioned
- They provide knowledge along with empathy and community
- They keep children away from technology
Hard · Level 9 · the fun they had,teacher student relationship,living relation
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- The relation between machine and electricity
- The relation between book and paper
- The relation between home and room
- The living relation between teacher and student
Hard · Level 9 · the fun they had,school building,collective teaching
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- It suggests a place for collective teaching
- It is a centre for repairing machines
- It is only a storehouse of books
- It is a tool to keep children away from home
Hard · Level 9 · the fun they had,human teachers,personal feedback,thinking process,assessment,english literature
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- By understanding the thinking and reasoning behind the answer
- By giving every answer marks only
- By blaming the student for giving a wrong answer
- By leaving the decision of checking answers entirely to a machine
Hard · Level 9 · the fun they had,participation,democratic classroom
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- One-way command
- Questions, participation and conversation
- Complete silence
- Marks-only identity
Hard · Level 9 · the fun they had,irony,future progress
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- Children are freer in the future and still happy learning
- Future machines are not inferior to old books
- Future progress deprives children of a human classroom
- No subject is difficult in the future
Hard · Level 9 · the fun they had,balanced view,technology and teachers
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- Technology is always useless
- Human teachers are only things of the past
- Machines complete every part of education
- Human teachers add sensitivity that technology alone cannot provide
Hard · Level 9 · the fun they had,geography,diagnostic teaching
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- Identifying the cause of mistakes and adjusting pace
- Blaming Tommy
- Hiding the old book
- Closing the school
Hard · Level 9 · the fun they had,same lesson,collective discussion
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- Leaving everyone unattended
- Turning one lesson into collective discussion
- Removing only weak children
- Copying the machine
Hard · Level 9 · the fun they had,social development,cooperation
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- They give children practice in communication and cooperation
- They keep children alone before a screen
- They prevent friendship
- They give every student a separate lesson only
Hard · Level 9 · the fun they had,programmed response,limitation
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- Its fixed programmed response
- Its large size
- Its being at home
- Its naming the subject
Hard · Level 9 · the fun they had,storytelling,meaningful learning
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- Connecting the lesson with life and imagination
- Ending the lesson completely
- Keeping students away from questions
- Making marks unnecessary
Hard · Level 9 · the fun they had,daily learning,joyless routine
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- Her learning is regular but empty of joy and dialogue
- She makes many friends at school
- She fears human teachers
- She dislikes old schools
Hard · Level 9 · the fun they had,discipline,human judgement
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- It changes by reading the situation
- It remains limited to rules and marks
- It asks students' feelings
- It is formed through group dialogue
Hard · Level 9 · the fun they had,shared time,old school
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- Because education happened in shared time and classroom
- Because there were no lessons
- Because the teacher was absent
- Because machines sent everyone out
Hard · Level 9 · the fun they had,experience,feedback
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- Through dialogue, examples and feedback
- By increasing screen brightness
- By separating students
- By closing the book
Hard · Level 9 · the fun they had,participatory education,human desire
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- More isolated education
- More humane and participatory education
- More mechanical testing
- More closed curriculum
How does Margie and Tommy's discussion while reading the old book support the need for human teachers?
Correct answer: A
Their conversation opens meaning and increases curiosity. In exams, write dialogue as a tool of learning.
View question detailsWhich risk in education without human teachers is most visible in the story?
Correct answer: B
Future education is personalized but lacks human warmth. In exams, contrast individualization with loneliness.
View question detailsWhich feature of human teachers is the most suitable conclusion for an exam answer?
Correct answer: C
The correct conclusion is balanced and based on human qualities. In exams, do not make oldness itself the reason for superiority.
View question detailsWhich relationship becomes weak in Margie's education due to the absence of human teachers?
Correct answer: D
Margie has a machine but not a living teacher. In exams, present relationship as a central base of education.
View question detailsWhat is the importance of the old school building in understanding the role of human teachers?
Correct answer: A
The school building shows a shared classroom and teacher presence. In exams, connect place with community learning.
View question detailsHow can a human teacher see a student's answer beyond simply right or wrong?
Correct answer: A
A human teacher can understand a learner’s thinking, reasoning, effort, and possible misconceptions behind an answer. This allows the teacher to give personal feedback and help the student improve, rather than merely marking the answer right or wrong. Giving marks alone does not reveal the student’s thought process. Exam tip: Focus on the human teacher’s ability to provide empathy and individual feedback.
View question detailsWhich aspect of the importance of human teachers connects with a democratic classroom?
Correct answer: B
A human teacher can promote participation. In exams, understand a democratic classroom as an interactive classroom.
View question detailsHow does the importance of human teachers deepen the irony of the story?
Correct answer: C
Progress gives convenience but takes away the human classroom. In exams, this irony is useful to write.
View question detailsWhich statement best presents the story's balanced view of human teachers?
Correct answer: D
The story does not fully reject technology but shows its limits. In exams, write a balanced comparison.
View question detailsWhich task of a human teacher could especially help Margie in her struggle with geography?
Correct answer: A
Margie's problem could be addressed by adjusting pace and method. In exams, write the teacher's diagnostic role.
View question detailsOld-school children studied the same lesson together, showing which ability of human teachers?
Correct answer: B
A human teacher can draw different ideas from the same lesson. In exams, connect shared lessons with discussion.
View question detailsHow is the importance of human teachers linked with children's social development?
Correct answer: A
Human teachers make the classroom a place for social practice. In exams, treat social development as part of education.
View question detailsCompared with a human teacher, which aspect of the mechanical teacher is most limiting for Margie?
Correct answer: A
The mechanical teacher works in a fixed way and cannot understand feelings. In exams, call the limitation programmed response.
View question detailsIf the teacher is human, what educational benefit can storytelling bring to the classroom?
Correct answer: A
Stories and examples make lessons meaningful. In exams, also see the human teacher as an imaginative guide.
View question detailsHow can the need for human teachers be proved through Margie's daily experience?
Correct answer: A
Margie studies but lacks a living relationship in learning. In exams, distinguish routine from joy.
View question detailsIn the absence of human teachers, how can discipline become more rigid?
Correct answer: B
A human teacher can add context and sensitivity to discipline. In exams, contrast rigid rules with human judgement.
View question detailsWhy could children in old schools go home together, and how is it linked with human teachers?
Correct answer: A
Shared time was part of a human-teacher classroom. In exams, studying and returning together show sociality.
View question detailsHow does a human teacher turn a lesson from mere information into experience?
Correct answer: A
A human teacher turns lessons into experience through feedback and examples. In exams, clearly distinguish information from experience.
View question detailsThe memory of human teachers in the story expresses a desire for what kind of education?
Correct answer: B
The story seems to desire education with participation and sensitivity. In exams, connect this desire with humane education.
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