Learning Anagrammed Lessons Trivia Quiz

Answer: Hectare Teacher

A teacher is anyone who provides some form of education to another. In the Western world, school teachers are required to have some form of official education themselves to teach pupils in a classroom.

The science of education is known as pedagogy which comes from the Greek words 'paidos' meaning 'child' and 'ago' meaning 'lead' so literally translated means "to lead the child".

Answer: Searcher Research

The word research comes from the French word 'recherche' which means 'to go about seeking'.

"In the broadest sense of the word, the definition of research includes any gathering of data, information and facts for the advancement of knowledge." Martyn Shuttleworth.

Answer: Scholar Chorals

A scholar often has a particular subject that they are well versed in rather than great knowledge of all subjects.

Another definition is a person who receives financial aid, usually from an established fund, to attend a place of education although the word scholarship is more commonly used today.

Answer: Study Dusty

Study skills are strategies that people use to learn and retain the knowledge that they are being taught - organisation and effective note taking are two examples.

Study is also a noun referring to a room in one's house that is used for the purpose of studying.

Answer: Grade Raged

In schooling a grade is the level of years a student has achieved at school. Many places in Australia still use this as a naming system for primary school students who move from grade 1 through to grade 7 and then enter high school where they are then referred to as year 8 to year 12.

In the USA teachers also 'grade' a student's test or assignments but in Australia we refer to this as 'marking'.

Answer: Trout Tutor

A tutor often refers to a private tutor who is hired to give extra instruction to a student outside of the school system.

It can also refer to a teacher's assistant within a university environment.

Answer: Auctioned Education

Education is the passing on of skills, knowledge and traditions from one generation to the next. This can be formal or informal and be either self-taught or guided by someone else.

In 1966 the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights of the United Nations recognised education as a human right.

Answer: Stunted Student

In its broadest sense, student is used for anyone who is learning something but usually refers to someone who is in an educational institution.

In some countries, the word student refers to those at university and those still at school are called pupils.

Answer: Sett Test

A test is something that measures a student's ability in some specific area. It can be written or oral and can take many different forms. A closed book test refers to when the subject can only rely on their own memory to answer questions, while an open book test allows students to use other items to assist them such as a calculator or reference material.

Answer: Sport Ports

The word 'sport' derives from the French 'desport' which means leisure. A definition from the year 1300 in English refers to it being "anything humans find amusing or entertaining".

Most schools have some form of sports program that encourages students to partake in physical activity but also to teach such lessons as team spirit and good sportsmanship.