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When the test began, Mr. Templeton asked all students (1) to put (put)

away all the notes and textbooks. After disturbing the question papers, he

warned all students to stop talking. During the test, he supervised cautiously

and stopped (2) to check (check) if any students were dishonest.


Mr. Templeton is a very strict teacher. He may (3) help (help) maintain class

discipline, but he might not maintain closer ties with his students because

many students think that he is good at academic field but he is not a

considerate teacher.

Yesterday, he even made Mary (4) cried (cry) in view if a minor incident. He

didn't let Mary (5) to have (have) a chance to explain why she was late

and punished her to stand for the whole period.


A good teacher must (6) be (be) considerate and caring. He needs (7) to

consider (consider) in the position of students not himself.


"Do you think we should (8) have (have) a talk with the teacher?" Paul, the

class chairman, asked Jones and Ivy.

"I think so. A dialogue can (9) help (help) us alleviate the tense relationship

with the teacher," said Ivy.

"Who will (10) be (be) the representative of the class to express our point of

view?" Jones asked.

They both look at Paul and smile.