Ariticle reading

1. What is the author's opinion about non-native English teachers?

• A) They are always better than native English teachers

• B) They are always worse than native English teachers

• C) They can be as good or even better than native English teachers

• D) None of the above

2. What are some common myths and stereotypes about native and non-native English teachers?

• A) Native speakers have better qualifications and experience

• B) Non-native speakers have worse pronunciation and grammar

• C) Students prefer native speakers over non-native speakers

• D) All of the above

3. What is the most important thing for a teacher according to the author?

• A) To be a native speaker of English

• B) To have many years of teaching experience

• C) To be passionate, professional, and respectful of their students' needs and goals

• D) To have a good sense of humor

4. What are some challenges that non-native English teachers face in the global market?

• A) Discriminaton

• B) Lower pay

• C) Lack of recognition

• D) All of the above

5. What is the main topic of the article?

• A) The advantages of native English teachers

• B) The disadvantages of non-native English teachers

• C) The differences between native and non-native English teachers

• D) The importance of learning English

6. What is "native-speakerism"?

• A) The belief that native speakers are superior to non-native speakers in language teaching

• B) The belief that non-native speakers are superior to native speakers in language teaching

• C) The belief that all language teachers should be native speakers

• D) The belief that language teaching should not exist

7. What is one advantage that non-native English teachers have over native English teachers?

• A) They can understand their students' difficulties better

• B) They have better pronunciation and grammar

• C) They have more teaching experience

• D) They are more patient with their students

8. What is one disadvantage that non-native English teachers face in the global market?

• A) Discrimination from students

• B) Lower demand for their services

• C) Lower pay compared to native speakers

• D) Lack of recognition from other teachers

9. What is one way to challenge "native-speakerism" in ELT?

• A) By hiring only non-native speakers as teachers

• B) By promoting equal rights and opportunities for all teachers regardless of their background or nationality

• C) By banning all native speakers from teaching English as a foreign language

• D) By creating separate schools for native and non-native speakers

10. What is one thing that students should look for when choosing an English teacher?

• A) Their nationality and accent

• B) Their years of experience as a teacher

• C) Their qualifications and certifications in teaching English as a foreign language

• D) Their physical appearance and dress style