Q: What do we call a person who knows a lot about something?
A: An expert.
Q: What do you say when your English is getting better?
A: I make progress in English.
Q: What do you do if you make a mistake with a pencil?
A: I rub out the mistake.
Q: What do students do at the end of the term to show what they learned?
A: They take an exam.
Q: What do we call a series of lessons?
A: A course.
Q: What do you do when you pause before answering because you are unsure?
A: I hesitate.
Q: What do you do when you don’t know the answer but try anyway?
A: I guess.
Q: What verb means “to successfully do something you planned”?
A: Achieve.
Q: What do you do when you make a mistake in writing?
A: I cross out the mistake.
Q: What organ controls thinking, memory, and learning?
A: The brain.
Q: What happens if you don’t pass an exam?
A: You fail the exam.
Q: What do teachers give students so they know what to do?
A: An instruction.
Q: What do teachers give on tests to show your score?
A: A mark.
Q: If the school year has three parts, what is each part called?
A: A term.
Q: What word describes someone who is very good at music, art, or sports?
A: Talented.
Q: What do teachers teach besides knowledge?
A: They teach skills.
Q: What do you do if you tear paper into small pieces?
A: I rip up the paper.
Q: What do you do if you want to remember information from a lesson?
A: I write down the information.
Q: If a student always gets good grades, what are they?
A: They are smart.
Q: What do you do when you help someone not to forget something?
A: I remind them.
Q: What do students sometimes write after finishing a science experiment?
A: A report.
Q: If a student finds an easy way to answer a hard question, what is he?
A: He is clever.
Q: What do you do with a page if you want to see the next one?
A: I turn over the page.
Q: What do people do before buying an expensive thing?
A: They consider carefully.
Q: What do you need to get a good job after school?
A: A good qualification.
Q: What word do you use when you are curious about something?
A: I wonder.
Q: What do we call knowledge that comes from practice, not just books?
A: Experience.
Q: What do you do when you say words from a book or paper aloud?
A: I read out the words.
Q: What do students get after finishing university?
A: A university degree.
Q: What word do we use for activities that need thinking, not physical strength?
A: Mental activities.
Q: What do teachers do when they show students their mistakes?
A: They point out the mistakes.
Q: What do you do when you don’t know a word in English?
A: I look up the word in a dictionary.
Q: What happens to your learning if you don’t concentrate?
A: You may forget or not understand.
Q: What do you say when you want to check something carefully?
A: I make sure it is correct.
Q: What do students usually do before an exam to remember the lessons?
A: They revise.