QCM : Yearbooks in America — 5 questions

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1. What is a yearbook?

A book of memories of the school year
A diary about a student’s private life
A guide to school rules and subjects
A textbook used for lessons at school

A book of memories of the school year

Explication

A yearbook gathers memories from the school year. A school textbook serves lessons and academic instruction rather than preserving school memories.

2. Why are yearbooks considered an important tradition in the United States?

They are mainly sold to families outside the school.
They are part of school life and preserve shared memories.
They replace ordinary books used in classroom lessons.
They describe the history of American schools in general.

They are part of school life and preserve shared memories.

Explication

Yearbooks are a long-standing part of school life in the United States. They are not ordinary classroom books, because their role is connected to school memories.

3. A student wants a keepsake celebrating classmates, teachers, and amusing moments from the school year; which item best meets this purpose?

A yearbook
A school textbook
A classroom exercise book
A school timetable

A yearbook

Explication

A yearbook celebrates the school year and helps people remember friends, teachers, and funny moments. A textbook supports lessons, while the other items do not preserve these shared memories.

4. Which combination is most likely to appear inside a yearbook?

Portraits, class photos, sports results, awards, and autograph pages
Personal bank records, medical forms, recipes, and household bills
Restaurant menus, travel tickets, weather reports, and shopping lists
Grammar exercises, laboratory instructions, maps, and examination papers

Portraits, class photos, sports results, awards, and autograph pages

Explication

A yearbook commonly contains portraits, class photos, sports information, awards, and pages for messages or autographs. Class photos show groups of pupils, whereas portraits present individual students or teachers.

5. In the context of a school yearbook, what does “teacher” mean?

A friend who writes messages in the yearbook
A pupil who attends lessons at school
A person who manages a school sports team
A professor or educator who teaches students

A professor or educator who teaches students

Explication

“Teacher” means a professor or educator who teaches students. A pupil who attends lessons is a “student,” so that meaning does not fit the word “teacher”.

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What is a yearbook?

A book of memories of the school year.

What role do yearbooks play in United States schools?

They are a great tradition and part of school life.

For what purpose are yearbooks used?

To celebrate the school year and remember friends, teachers, and funny times.

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