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Why is asking questions important in teaching?
They check understanding and make students think.
What has hands but can’t clap?
A clock
How does body language affect communication?
It supports meaning and shows confidence.
What ship has no captain but two mates?
Friendship
I have 4 legs but never `un. What am I?
Chair
What are the main stages of a listening lesson?
Pre-listening, while-listening, and post-listening.
Difference between open and closed questions?
Open = long answers;
closed = short or yes/no
How can a teacher use eye contact?
To show attention and connect with students.
Why do teachers ask questions in class?
To check understanding and make students think.
What runs but never walks, has a bed but never sleeps?
river 🌊
I’m not alive, but I grow. What am I?
Fire
Why is pre-listening important?
It prepares students for the topic and vocabulary.
How can teachers improve students’ listening skills?
By using songs, videos, and real-life audio materials.
I fly without wings and cry without eyes. What am I?
A cloud
Why do teachers use concept-checking questions
To check if students really understand the lesson.
What does it mean if someone speaks too loudly?
They may be angry, excited, or want attention.
What problems do students face in listening?
Unknown words, fast speech, and different accents.
I’m invisible but can move things. What am I?
The wind
What does smiling usually mean in most cultures?
It means friendliness or happiness.
The more you wash me, the dirtier I get. What am I?
Water
How can body language, voice, and questioning techniques work together to improve communication in class?
When combined, they make lessons more interactive — the teacher’s gestures, tone, and questions help engage students emotionally and intellectually.
The more you share me, the less you have. What am I?
A secret
I speak without a mouth and hear without ears. What am I?
An echo
The more you take from me, the bigger I get. What am I?
A hole
I’m taken from the mine, locked up in a wooden case, and used by everyone. What am I?
Pencil lead