By Sabine PJ and Hannie DA
This quiz will tell you what subject you should teach if you were a teacher. Want to be a teacher but don’t know what subject? This is the quiz for you! Don’t want to be a teacher? Find out anyway! Remember to keep track of what you get..
What kind of books do you like?
| A) Long and lengthy (lots of description) |
| B) Light and breezy |
| C) Anything well written |
| D) It’s 2018, what’s a book? |
Where would you work for a part time job?
| A) Starbucks |
| B) Bank/ science lab |
| C) A book shop |
| D) Uber |
Are you a fan of traveling?
| A) Yes, and I’ll become a full on tourist too |
| B) Nah |
| C) Yes |
| D) Um yeah duh, I’d take a 6 month vacation twice a year |
What do you do in class?
| A) Doodle |
| B) Listen |
| C) Participate and ask questions |
| D) I don’t go to class |
Where would you take your students on a field trip?
| A) An art museum |
| B) Sagrada Família |
| C) Paris |
| D) A pizzeria |
Who would your favourite student be?
| A) Lisa Simpson, The Simpsons |
| B) Troy Bolton, High School Musical |
| C) Hermione Granger, Harry Potter |
| D) Ferris Bueller, Ferris Bueller’s Day Off |
How do you handle homework?
| A) I almost always turn it in on time |
| B) I always turn it in on time |
| C) On time and extra credit |
| D) “We had homework?” |
What are you described as?
| A) Creative |
| B) Smart |
| C) Athletic |
| D) Friendly |
What is your favourite movie genre?
| A) Horror |
| B) Science fiction |
| C) Comedy |
| D) Romantic |
If you mainly got….
| A) You would teach: english, humanities, arts |
| B) You would teach: math, physics, chemistry, biology |
| C) You would teach: other languages, sports |
| D) Maybe you shouldn’t teach at all |
My classmate, Eugenio and I, took this quiz with optimism and open arms. Although we added very intellectual and cultured responses, the quiz yielded results we did not expect. We were recommended to become gym teachers. I do not think that this quiz is very well created. In the future, please attune the output of your quiz to actual statistical norms.
Sincerely,
William Silver