My name is Lwazi Nzimande. I started my schooling at Thukeyana Primary Farm School in Underberg,
英语试题 07-16
My name is Lwazi Nzimande. I started my schooling at Thukeyana Primary Farm School in Underberg, KwaZuluNatal.
I had a favourite teacher in primary school. Her name was Miss Dube. She taught me natural science and human social sciences in grade six and seven, and had a way of pushing learners to be able to think for themselves. She made sure that each and every learner took part in every lesson. She used pictures, diagrams (图表) and other things to make learning easier and more unforgettable, moving at a pace that was suitable for all students. As a teacher, she showed patience, respect, open-mindedness, and reliability (可靠性). Now you see why she was my favourite teacher in primary school, don't you?
In my opinion, patience, respect, open-mindedness, and reliability are some of the things that all teachers should have and show. A patient teacher is one who understands that some learners need more explanation than others to understand something in class. He or she should always be willing to help learners. An open-minded teacher will go beyond what is found in the textbook. A teacher who is respected will find it easy to control a class. Respect is earned through what a teacher says to learners or how he or she deals with them in general.
Miss Dube often told us not to badmouth or make fun of others. She also did so. She never badmouthed other teachers in front of us. Also, Miss Dube never made fun of her learners. She thought making fun of learners in front of others would hurt them and damage their confidence.
Miss Dube was also very honest. From my point of view, that's also what a good teacher should be like. If she didn't have an answer to a question, she would let her learners know. This set a good example to the learners.
4. Why was Miss Dube the author's favourite teacher?
A. Because of her rich knowledge.
B. Because of her good appearance.
C. Because of her teaching style and character.
D. Because of her lifestyle and attitude to students.
5. What does the author think an open-minded teacher should do?
A. Pay close attention to every student's improvement.
B. Tell about something outside the textbook.
C. Avoid believing everything in the textbook.
D. Show great respect for her students.
6. What can we learn about Miss Dube from Paragraph 4?
A. She liked praising her students. B. She was very confident in class.
C. She got along well with other teachers. D. She set a good example to her students.
7. What does the underlined word “This” in the last paragraph mean?
A. Being a very patient teacher. B. Answering students' questions.
C. Being honest in front of students. D. Teaching students very difficult things.
【答案】
I had a favourite teacher in primary school. Her name was Miss Dube. She taught me natural science and human social sciences in grade six and seven, and had a way of pushing learners to be able to think for themselves. She made sure that each and every learner took part in every lesson. She used pictures, diagrams (图表) and other things to make learning easier and more unforgettable, moving at a pace that was suitable for all students. As a teacher, she showed patience, respect, open-mindedness, and reliability (可靠性). Now you see why she was my favourite teacher in primary school, don't you?
In my opinion, patience, respect, open-mindedness, and reliability are some of the things that all teachers should have and show. A patient teacher is one who understands that some learners need more explanation than others to understand something in class. He or she should always be willing to help learners. An open-minded teacher will go beyond what is found in the textbook. A teacher who is respected will find it easy to control a class. Respect is earned through what a teacher says to learners or how he or she deals with them in general.
Miss Dube often told us not to badmouth or make fun of others. She also did so. She never badmouthed other teachers in front of us. Also, Miss Dube never made fun of her learners. She thought making fun of learners in front of others would hurt them and damage their confidence.
Miss Dube was also very honest. From my point of view, that's also what a good teacher should be like. If she didn't have an answer to a question, she would let her learners know. This set a good example to the learners.
4. Why was Miss Dube the author's favourite teacher?
A. Because of her rich knowledge.
B. Because of her good appearance.
C. Because of her teaching style and character.
D. Because of her lifestyle and attitude to students.
5. What does the author think an open-minded teacher should do?
A. Pay close attention to every student's improvement.
B. Tell about something outside the textbook.
C. Avoid believing everything in the textbook.
D. Show great respect for her students.
6. What can we learn about Miss Dube from Paragraph 4?
A. She liked praising her students. B. She was very confident in class.
C. She got along well with other teachers. D. She set a good example to her students.
7. What does the underlined word “This” in the last paragraph mean?
A. Being a very patient teacher. B. Answering students' questions.
C. Being honest in front of students. D. Teaching students very difficult things.
【答案】
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