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Our geography teacher:

Questions 91-95. Read the passage given and answer the questions that follow: Our geography teacher had a special way of handling class. Instead of providing definitions and explanations which are very boring, he adopted an altogether different method of teaching. I still remember his first class. With a cheerful expression, he walked into the classroom and asked bluntly, "How many of you do not like geography?" We were astounded. Though many of us did not enjoy learning the subject, we just couldn't be honest enough to admit it. "I know, many of you don't. But let me see if your attitude changes, if we learn it from a different angle," he added. A new world of wonders opened in front of us. He used to take us for field visits and even made us observe the geographical patterns of different terrains. We had become more sensitive and started observing even the wind, its direction and speed. I learnt how a teacher can make a subject interesting, just by getting the children involved in it. Thanks to him, I am doing my research in geography now, at one of the leading institutes in India.

Awas boring

Bgave definitions and explanations

Cgave us notes

Dmade the class interesting

Answer:

D. made the class interesting

Read Explanation:

Our geography teacher made the class interesting by using a unique approach to teaching. Instead of simply providing definitions and explanations, he involved the students actively through field visits and by encouraging them to observe geographical patterns in the environment. His methods sparked curiosity and made the subject engaging for the students.


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