teaching profession brings a lot of money

your father told you to join B.Ed.

you love teaching

you are not sure why

the noblest profession

the neatest profession

the easiest profession

the most popular profession

encourage home tuitions

shirk class teaching

backbite about other teachers instead of teaching

have none of the above attitudes

they are work shirkers

the teacher does not teach well and the curricula are dull

they have tuitions at home

they do not like the school

after the morning assembly

before the morning assembly

when the morning assembly is on

None of these

Join some profession other than teaching.

Complete B.Ed at all cost.

Leave B.Ed at the first available opportunity.

Leave B.Ed. at the suggestion of your friend.

to the psychological needs of children

to the examination needs of children

to the needs of only the toppers

to the needs of the average children

by encouraging them to take part in games and sports

by encouraging them to neglect classroom teaching

by encouraging them to wear neat and clean clothes

None of these

cool temper and a keen sense of humour

clarity of thoughts and expressions

his mastery over the subject

All the above

by encouraging them to listen to lectures of great men

by encouraging them to read the life stories of great men

by encouraging them to respect their teachers and elders

All of the above

No teacher should act or say in a way, which will bring disgrace to the profession.

No teacher should ask for the support of his students for his personal gain.

Every teacher shall try to let down his colleagues in public.

Every teacher shall try to maintain the nobility of his profession.

He should wear a simple, sober and clean dress.

His dress should be quite expensive and fascinating.

He should wear a dress which gives him the look of a film hero.

He should wear a fashionable dress.

development of home and school

development of different organs of the body

development of the best in the child's mind and spirit

development of good habits

taking the child on tours and excursions

providing guidance to the child for physical, intellectual, social, emotional and moral development of his personality

engaging the child in co-curricular activities

None of these

A good teacher is always a model for his pupils.

A good teacher runs after his personal loaves and fish.

The best teacher is the one who always encourage his pupils.

A teacher can influence externally.

Making cheap jokes in the class.

Using civilised means to redress his complaints.

Fulfilling his responsibilities.

Upholding the dignity of his profession.

rude behaviour and lack of humour

clarity of thoughts and expressions

his mastery over the subject

None of these

he is trained in teaching

he belongs to a family of teachers

he knows his subject well

he observes ethics

Visiting the homes of students.

Preparing and grading test.

Keeping a record of student's performance.

Motivating students to do better.

Punctuality

Clear and systematic presentation of subject matter.

Strictness

Permissiveness

drink only at social functions

drink and smoke only at home

beware of his social responsibility

always have social fear

concentrate on syllabus completion

prepare the students to secure high marks

help students to secure a job

provide knowledge of subjects of study

His not being prejudiced

His paying heed to their problems

His punctuality

He never gets angry

affectionate

good at communication

gentle

hardworking

teacher's scholarship

teacher's honesty

teacher's liking for the teaching job

teacher's methodology

health education

science education

social education

moral education

He should snub him whenever he expresses the desire to know more than others.

He should make him teach the class.

He should encourage him by giving him enrichment programme.

He should neglect him and take care of the rest of the class.

ideal atmosphere in the class for teaching

indiscipline in the classroom

noisy atmosphere in the classroom

liberty for the teacher also which suits the teacher

for good and effective teaching and learning

for enabling children to do mischief

for spending leisure time

None of these

it mitigates the evils of external examinations

it is useful for building up regular study habits

it provides opportunity for regular involvement of the teachers in the assessment work

All the above qualities

it is expensive

it affects the personality of the teacher

it affects the students adversely

the teacher is mocked at by students

books

his students

his colleagues

the principal

his salary

his job

his pride

student's faith

start dictating

give up teaching

find fault with his pupils

evaluate his teaching method

He is the undisputed ruler of the class.

He is the member of a recognised teachers' organisation.

He is the maker of the future of his students.

None of these

Scholarship

Organisational ability

Communicative ability.

His ability to establish rapport with his students.

as an individual who wants to write in free time

as an individual who wants to be treated with a stick

as an individual who wants to be taught with love and affection

as an individual who pays fee for what the school gives him

A friendly behaviour with students.

Not paying any serious attention to students mischief.

Helping students in their education as well as in the hour of need.

None of these