CLASSROOM INSTRUCTION

When you first enter the classroom, what should you say to get students' attention?

• "Please be seated."

• "good morning, everyone."

• "time for lunch."

• "close your book."

if student arrives late, what should you say?

• "why are you coming late?"

• "why are you here?"

• "Welcome back."

• "Please join us and take a seat."

The class situation is like the picture, the students are standing up and crowded. As teacher, What do you probably say in the first beginning?

• "Open your books."

• "Stand up, please."

• "Be quiet, please."

• "Sit down, please."

Math class is the fifth lesson which is started at 1 P.M, what will you say to great and start the class?

• "Time to go home."

• "Stand in line."

• "good morning class, let's start the class!"

• "good afternoon class, let's start the lesson!"

You gave a homework to your students last week in page 30, and today you want to discuss it. What expression should you use to ask students to open their books?

• "Close your books, let's close the class!"

• "Open your books, page 30 and let's discuss the homework!"

• "turn off the light"

• "submit your homework!"

The students are talking a loud when you entered the classroom. How do you instruct students?

• "Speak louder."

• "Be quiet, please."

• "Open the window."

• "Take out your pencil."

You want to make sure if your students are all present today. When checking attendance, what question might you ask?

• "Who is absent today?"

• "Where is your homework?"

• "What is your name?"
  

• "Did you eat breakfast?"

The English class is being disturbed by the other student from different class, what will you say based on the picture?

• "Open the door, please."

• "Close the door, please."

• "Open your books."

• "Sit down, please."

What is an appropriate expression to use when ending the lesson?

• "Open your books."

• "Be quiet, please."

• "Stand up, please."

• "Class is dismissed."

As teacher, what is the best expression based om the picture?

• "Close your books."

• "Open the window."

• "What have you been doing?"

• "May I have your attention?"