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Where Do All the Teachers Go?

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The child poet wonders:

a)

why the teachers do not have dress code

b)

if teachers live in ordinary houses

c)

If he could be a teacher

d)

if the teachers ever sleep

2.

For the poet, teachers are

a)

weak

b)

strong

c)

perfect

d)

sleepy

3.

For him, no teacher can ever

a)

be a role-model

b)

make mistakes in spellings

c)

be hardworking

d)

hit children

4.

The speaker finds it hard to believe that his teachers are

a)

great men

b)

ordinary people

c)

learned

d)

educated

5.

The speaker thinks that the teachers are always

a)

in pyjamas

b)

dressed up formally

c)

in party-wears

d)

shabbily dressed

6.

The name of the poet is

a)

L.M. Haul

b)

Peter Dixon

c)

Harry Behn

d)

William Shakespeare

7.

The poem is about what a child wants to know about

a)

his home

b)

his friends

c)

his home

d)

his teachers

8.

The speaker feels teachers have no time for

a)

studies

b)

teaching

c)

entertainment

d)

learning

9.

According to the speaker picking nose’ is

a)

good

b)

bad

c)

serious

d)

funny

10.

The students are much impressed by their

a)

parents

b)

soldiers

c)

themselves

d)

teachers

11.

The poet says that the students have a habit of writing on

a)

desks

b)

paper

c)

wall

d)

books

12.

’ll follow one back home today

I’ll find out what they do.


The above given lines has been taken from the poem

a)

A House, A Home

b)

The Kite

c)

The Quarrel

d)

Where Do All the Teachers Go?

13.

Then I’ll put it in a poem

That they can read to you.


They’ in the poem refers to

a)

the teachers

b)

the people

c)

the children

d)

the parents

14.

Then I’ll put it in a poem

That they can read to you.


‘You’ in the poem refers to

a)

the teachers

b)

the students

c)

the people

d)

the parents

15.

The adjective form of ‘poem’ is

a)

poet

b)

poetry

c)

poetic

d)

poems