Test: Where Do All the Teachers Go?- 1 - Class 6 MCQ

The poem shows the child's curiosity about whether teachers live in ordinary houses like everyone else. The child wonders if their teachers have a life outside of school and if they experience the same things as other people.

The child sees teachers as perfect because they are always well-dressed, well-behaved, and knowledgeable. The child believes that teachers never make mistakes and are role models for their students.

The child thinks that only children can wear unclean clothes because they are often scolded for doing so. This shows that the child believes teachers are always neat and clean.

The child wonders if teachers ever relax at home like normal people do, or if they are always busy with their work and responsibilities.

The child believes that teachers are always dressed like teachers, even outside of school hours. This shows the child's perception that teachers are always in their professional role.

The poem shows that students are impressed by their teachers because they are seen as perfect and knowledgeable.

The child discusses the various things for which children are often punished, such as wearing unclean clothes, making mistakes in spelling, and behaving badly.

The child feels that teachers have no time for themselves because they are always busy with their professional responsibilities.

The child finds it hard to believe that his teachers are ordinary people who live regular lives outside of school.

The phrase "pick their noses" means using fingers to remove mucus from the nose. The child wonders if teachers do this too, as it is considered ill-mannered.

The child believes that no teacher can ever make mistakes in spelling, as they are seen as perfect and knowledgeable.

The child refuses to believe that teachers go home after work and live normal lives like everyone else.

The poem "Where Do All Teachers Go?" is written by Peter Dixon.

The poem is about a child's curiosity and questions about their teachers' lives outside of school.

According to the child, picking one's nose is considered ill-mannered and they wonder if teachers also engage in such behavior.

The child thinks that the behavior of teachers is so decent and perfect that they seem to be out of the ordinary.

The adjective form of 'poem' is 'poetic'.

The child wants to make sure whether his teacher also had the same unpleasant experience as a schoolboy, like being punished for making mistakes or misbehaving.

The phrase "Punished in the corner" means standing in the corner of the classroom as punishment for making mistakes or misbehaving.

The expression “They pinched the chocolate-flakes” means stealing or taking chocolate without permission. The child wonders if teachers also engaged in such behavior when they were children.