Teachers, studies, subjects and grading

1. Agronomy, taught by agronomists, is

a) the study of primitive races

b) the survey of human emotions

c) the science of farming

2. Anthropology, taught by anthropologists, is

a) the science of ants

b) the study of man

c) the art of poetry

3. Embryology, taught by embryologists, is

a) the study of coals

b) the study of the development of living creatures before their birth

c) the study of amber

4. Entomology, taught by entomologists, is

a) the study of insects

b) the study of the derivation of words

c) the study of tombs and monuments

5. Graphology, taught by graphologists, is

a) the analysis of handwriting

b) the study of the earth

c) the study of maps

6. Linguistics, taught by linguists, is

a) the science of language

b) the study of linking chains together

c) branch of mathematics dealing with lines

7. Penology, taught by penologists, is

a) the art of good penmanship

b) the study of old-age pensioners

c) the study of prison management

8. Philology, taught by philologists, is

a) the art of wisdom

b) literary scholarship

c) the study of the derivation of words

9. Physiology, taught by physiologists, is

a) the study of the functions of the body

b) the study of the functions of the mind

c) the science of matter and energy

10. Seismology, taught by seismologists, is

a) the splitting of the atom

b) the science of earthquakes

c) the study of famous quotations

11. Theology, taught by theologians, in

a) the study of religion

b) the art of the theatre

c) the study of wind

12. Typography, taught by typographers, is

a) the making of maps

b) the art of printing

c) the study of human types

Task 14. Fill in the missing information.