Test: Where Do All the Teachers Go?- 2 - Class 6 MCQ

The speaker finds it hard to believe that his teachers are ordinary people because he sees them as special and perhaps superior to others due to their knowledge and role in his life.

Normal people wash their socks, and the speaker is surprised to think that teachers might do the same since he sees them as different from ordinary people.

The teachers leave the school at 4 o'clock, which is mentioned in the poem as the time when the speaker thinks they might go home like other people.

The students are much impressed by their teachers because they look up to them for knowledge and guidance.

The poet refuses to believe that teachers go home after work because he thinks of them as completely devoted to their profession and not having a personal life outside of school.

The things that normal people do, such as relaxing at home, are not believed to be done by teachers according to the speaker.

The speaker feels teachers have no time for entertainment because they are always busy with their work and responsibilities.

"Pick their noses" means using fingers to remove mucus from the nose, which is considered an unrefined action. The speaker is surprised to think that teachers might do this as well.

The significance of four o'clock is that it is the time when the school closes for the day, and the teachers go to their homes, according to the speaker's thoughts.

For the child, his teacher is a special person who has a significant impact on his life and learning.

The expression "leave their greens" means spreading about green vegetables, which is a messy and ordinary action that the speaker doesn't associate with teachers.

"And were they ever children, And were they ever bad?" means the speaker wonders if teachers were ever young and mischievous like other children.

The speaker wonders if teachers watch TV just like ordinary people do in their free time.

The child finally decides to follow his teacher, which means to learn from them and try to be like them.

In this story, the child imagines various scenarios about teachers leaving and does not exhibit aggressive behavior towards classmates. Instead, the other mistakes like making spelling mistakes, scratching on the desk, and soiling clothes align more with typical children's behavior.

"The phrase 'leave their greens' in the context of the poem 'Where Do All the Teachers Go?' is not used. The poem is about a child's curiosity regarding teachers' lives beyond school, and hence, the correct answer is 'None of these.'"

It is only children who can wear unclean clothes, as they are not expected to maintain the same level of cleanliness and tidiness as adults, especially teachers.

A child does not think the teacher to be an ordinary person because they see them as special and important figures in their life.

No teacher can ever make mistakes in spellings because they are supposed to be knowledgeable and accurate in their teaching.

The phrase "pick their noses" means cleaning their noses with the little finger, which is considered an unsophisticated action that the speaker doesn't expect teachers to do.