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A teacher's job is <em>that</em> of a guide on a tour. He shows <em>us</em> the path on which to walk in life and how to overcome <em>many </em>hurdles on the same <em>but </em>ultimately the action lies with us. He is not going to <em>make</em> us hold his finger and walk.
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A teacher’s job is (A) _that___ of a guide on a tour. He shows (B) __us______ the path on which to walk in life and how to overcome (C) _____the ___ hurdles on the same (D) _____but___ ultimately the action lies with us He is not going to (E) ____make____ us hold his finger and walk.
The title of a short story is essentially the attention grabber of the story, if the title is uninteresting it will receive less attention than a title that is interesting.<span />
