Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered...

Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the option that best fits each of the numbered blanks from 1 to 5.

The historical image of a teacher as a distant figure of authority, whose primary role was to dispense information, is increasingly out of step with modern educational needs. The traditional dynamic, which many modern educators now rightly criticize, was a system where students were expected to passively receive knowledge, memorize facts for examinations, adhere to a rigid classroom hierarchy that discouraged open discussions, or (1) ________.

Today’s educational environment, where information is abundant and freely accessible online, calls for a significant re-evaluation of this relationship. While the teacher’s expertise remains crucial, their function is shifting from that of a sole information provider to one of a facilitator, a role that becomes increasingly vital (2) ________. This change does not diminish the teacher’s importance; on the contrary, it elevates it. (3) ________.

(4) ________. This closer bond, however, requires a delicate balance, as the line between being a supportive mentor and an overly familiar friend can sometimes become blurred. If this new partnership is to be truly effective, the teacher’s primary function must be re-envisioned, so that the pedagogical goal becomes not merely transmitting static information, which is a hallmark of outdated teaching styles, and instead (5) ________ on their own initiative.

(Adapted from ResearchGate)

Question 1:
A. the unquestionable truth of the textbook's contents is a single source accepted
B. accept the textbook’s contents as the single, unquestionable source of truth
C. question the truth in the textbook's contents and not accept it as a single source
D. till the textbook could be accepted as the unquestionable and truthful source