- English Language Test for International Students Understanding Teacher Instructions Questions and Answers Flashcards
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A teacher says: 'For tomorrow's field trip, wear comfortable shoes, bring a sack lunch, and meet in the cafeteria by 8:00 AM sharp.' What does '8:00 AM sharp' mean?
Answer: Exactly 8:00 AM, not a minute late
'Sharp' after a time means exactly that time, emphasizing punctuality.
A teacher instructs: 'When I call your name, collect your graded essay. Review my comments before asking questions.' What should students do FIRST after getting their essay?
Answer: Review the teacher's written comments
The teacher says to review comments BEFORE asking questions.
A teacher says: 'The project is worth 30% of your grade. You may work in groups of up to four, but each student must submit their own written report.' What must each student do individually?
Answer: Submit their own written report
While group work is permitted, each student must individually submit their own written report.
A teacher says: 'Label each axis on your graph and include a title. Graphs without labels will lose points.' What happens to unlabeled graphs?
Answer: Lose points
The teacher states graphs without labels will lose points.
A teacher instructs: 'Use a number 2 pencil for the standardized test. Pens or mechanical pencils will not be scored by the machine.' Why must students use a number 2 pencil?
Answer: The scoring machine can only read number 2 pencil marks
Other writing instruments will not be scored by the machine — only number 2 pencil marks are readable.
A teacher says: 'Raise your hand if you have a question. Do not call out answers — wait until I call on you.' What is prohibited?
Answer: Calling out answers without being called on
The teacher says 'do not call out answers' — students must wait to be called upon.