FESTIVE TEFL GRAVEYARD QUIZ - THE ANSWERS
I know you can't wait any longer. Here are the answers:
As promised, here is a picture postcard of the local railway station, the first reinforced concrete building to be constructed in Latin America, designed and built by the French arquitect Dubugras in 1906. Its art-deco style is based on an upturned table.
Congratulations, No Good Boyo, and thanks for humouring me.
- Who is Student A? - Edgar Allan Poe
- Who is Student B? - H L Mencken
- Which poem do the closing lines, "Time held me green and dying, Though I sang in my chains like the sea" come from, and who wrote it? - Fern Hill by Dylan Thomas
- Which font is "Notes From The TEFL Graveyard" written in? (For readers with Asperger's Syndrome.) - Impact
As promised, here is a picture postcard of the local railway station, the first reinforced concrete building to be constructed in Latin America, designed and built by the French arquitect Dubugras in 1906. Its art-deco style is based on an upturned table.
Congratulations, No Good Boyo, and thanks for humouring me.
Labels: Healthy scepticism
posted by M C Ward | 11:51
2 Comments:
What can I say? Thank you, thank you all! I'd like especially to thank my English teacher, Mrs Allen, for so putting me off the set O level books that I read Poe, Fitzgerald etc on my own, otherwise I'd only be able to recognise Thomas Hardy. I'd also like to thank the Welsh Joint Edjucation Committee for making it an either/or choice in the arts and sciences, thereby ensuring that I don't know how electric works or what a computer are. (cont p94)
Bask away, you deserve all the accolades.
One good thing about teaching English is that you learn some pretty useful stuff from your students, by osmosis, like. I am able to label the parts of, and take anybody through the installation of, a Roll Grinding Mill for the aluminium industry when called upon. I can thank TEFL for that.
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