Mr. Wu's Impact on Students' Attitudes

The speaker reflects on their initial dislike for math and how Mr. Wu, their teacher, changed their perspective through his unique teaching methods. Mr. Wu's ability to simplify complex ideas and his background as a recent graduate helped him connect with students. His influence led to a newfound respect for math among students. As Mr. Wu leaves for a new position at Toy Brook Tech, students express mixed emotions, acknowledging his impact and wishing him well.

What was the initial attitude of the speaker towards math?

• They were indifferent.

• They loved it from the start.

• They disliked it.

• They were enthusiastic.

What unique method did Mr. Wu use to explain logistics?

• He drew diagrams on the board.

• He used a computer simulation.

• He used the cracks in paving slabs as axes.

• He used a video tutorial.

Where did Mr. Wu graduate from?

• Harvard University

• Stanford University

• Oxford University

• Ruse

How did Mr. Wu treat his students?

• Indifferently

• With strict discipline

• As adults

• Like children

What did Mr. Wu do when students gave dodgy excuses?

• He gave a disappointed but inspiring speech.

• He ignored them.

• He punished them.

• He accepted them.

What was the result of Mr. Wu's teaching on students' attitude towards math?

• They became indifferent.

• They developed a respect for math.

• They disliked it more.

• They found it more confusing.

What was Mr. Wu's impact on students who initially disliked math?

• They continued to dislike it.

• They dropped the subject.

• They developed a respect for it.

• They found it more difficult.

What was the reaction of students to Mr. Wu's departure?

• They were indifferent.

• They were relieved.

• They had mixed emotions.

• They were happy.

What did Mr. Wu encourage his students to do?

• Ignore their potential

• Shoot for the stars

• Avoid challenges

• Focus only on grades

What is the new position Mr. Wu is moving to?

• Harvard University

• Toy Brook Tech

• Stanford University

• Oxford University