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The most important skill of teaching is __?

  1. Making students understand what the teacher says
  2. Covering the course prescribed
  3. Keeping students relaxed
  4. Taking classes regularly

Success of a profession depends on

  1. Policy to please individuals
  2. Maintaing relationship with people
  3. Maintaining quality of work
  4. Loyalty to the superiors

Main role of a teacher is identified with a

  1. Leader
  2. Planner
  3. Manager
  4. Motivator

Prior to teaching the teacher does

  1. Identification of objectives
  2. Preparation of teaching lesson plans
  3. Know the interest of the students
  4. All of the above

Immediate outcome of teaching is

  1. Changes in the behaviour of students in desired direction
  2. Development of total personality of students
  3. Building characters of the students
  4. Getting selected for a suitable job

The basic requirements of teaching efficiency is

  1. Mastery on teaching skills
  2. Mastery over use of different techniques
  3. Mastery over appropriate use of media
  4. All of the above

Toy age refers to

  1. Early childhood
  2. Late childhood
  3. Babyhood
  4. All of the above

Which indicates the change in the quality or character of a child

  1. Growth
  2. Development
  3. Learning
  4. Environment

Language of a word is not necessary for

  1. Imaginative Thinking
  2. Associative Thinking
  3. Conceptual Thinking
  4. Perceptual Thinking

The use of technology to enhance learning process in education is called ___?

  1. IT
  2. ICT
  3. Communication Technology
  4. None of the above

Pedagogy is concerned with

  1. Aims
  2. Content
  3. Teaching Methods
  4. Evaluation

The literal meaning of philosophy is

  1. Love of knowledge
  2. Love of truth
  3. Love of values
  4. Love of wisdom

Metaphysics deals with the nature of

  1. Knowledge
  2. Values
  3. Culture
  4. Reality

Eclecticism means borrowing beliefs from:

  1. One philosophy
  2. two philosophy
  3. three philosophy
  4. Different philosophies

Ontology deals with

  1. Knowledge
  2. Values
  3. Culture
  4. Reality

Axiology in philosophy deals with:

  1. Knowledge
  2. Reality
  3. Values
  4. Culture

Which one is evaluated in education process?

  1. Aim
  2. Conent
  3. Method
  4. None of the above

Informal education is

  1. Planned
  2. Incidental
  3. Systematic
  4. Arranged

The goal of managing a class room effectively is maximization of:

  1. Teaching
  2. Listening
  3. Reading
  4. Learning

A teacher should ensure at least in the first week of class to maintain class:

  1. Attendance
  2. Cooperation
  3. Suggestions
  4. Discipline

What is the most important element of non-formal education:

  1. Teacher
  2. Student
  3. Media
  4. School

The sum of curricular and co-curricular activities is known as

  1. Aim
  2. Curriculum
  3. Summative
  4. Evaluation

Pedagogy is concerned with

  1. Aims
  2. Content
  3. Teaching Methods
  4. Evaluation

The literal meaning of philosophy is

  1. Love of knowledge
  2. Love of truth
  3. Love of values
  4. Love of wisdom

Metaphysics deals with the nature of

  1. Knowledge
  2. Values
  3. Culture
  4. Reality

Eclecticism means borrowing beliefs from:

  1. One philosophy
  2. two philosophy
  3. three philosophy
  4. Different philosophies

Ontology deals with

  1. Knowledge
  2. Values
  3. Culture
  4. Reality

Axiology in philosophy deals with:

  1. Knowledge
  2. Reality
  3. Values
  4. Culture

Which one is evaluated in education process?

  1. Aim
  2. Conent
  3. Method
  4. None of the above

Informal education is

  1. Planned
  2. Incidental
  3. Systematic
  4. Arranged

The more parts of your brain you use/employ during learning, the more likely you are to __________ information/knowledge.

  1. Use
  2. miss
  3. retain
  4. misuse

The conclusion of of a deductive argument is

  1. Certain
  2. probable
  3. experiance
  4. observation

The truth of the conclusion of an inductive argument is

  1. Certain
  2. Probable
  3. Experiance
  4. Observation

The reasoning in which the given statements are viewed as suppling strong evidence for the truth of the conclusion is called

  1. Inductive reasoning
  2. deductive reasoning
  3. qualitive reasoning
  4. quantitive reasoning

Children are usually egocentric during ________ and ____ stages.

  1. Sensorimotor, Preoperational
  2. Formal operational, sensorimotor
  3. Preoperational, concrete operational
  4. concrete operational, formal operational

The philosopher who for the first time mentioned the importance of play (or sports) in education was_____.

  1. Plato
  2. Aristotle
  3. Socrates
  4. John Locke

According to John Locke, a child`s mind does not contain any

  1. Memory
  2. Imagination
  3. Observation
  4. Innate Ideas

Plato believed that talent and intelligence are______.

  1. Distributed genetically
  2. Distributed gender-wise
  3. Not Distributed genetically
  4. Not Distributed gender-wise

A choice between two or more than two alternatives is called:

  1. Decision
  2. Assumption
  3. Reporting
  4. None of the above
  5. All of the above

The concept of inspection was first introduced in which country?

  1. England
  2. China
  3. France
  4. USA
  5. None of the above

The goal of managing a class room effectively is maximization of:

  1. Teaching
  2. Listening
  3. Reading
  4. Learning

A teacher should ensure at least in the first week of class to maintain class:

  1. Attendance
  2. Cooperation
  3. Suggestions
  4. Discipline

A question should be thrown first of all to:

  1. Low achievers
  2. Active participants
  3. whole class
  4. Talented students

The comparison of schools 10th class results in the last 5 years can be batter be presented through:

  1. Pie graph
  2. Bar graph
  3. Histogram
  4. Line graph

Post writing activity on writers part is:

  1. What progress a child is doing
  2. Skimming
  3. Followup
  4. Scanning

Which is not a factor of motivation?

  1. Prize
  2. Incentive
  3. Praise
  4. Practice
  5. I do not know

At the pre-primary stage reading aloud while writing is given importance. This is based on which theory of learning ?

  1. Trial & Error
  2. Conditioning
  3. Insight
  4. Imitation
  5. All of the above

“Individual learns from his own mistakes” This statement is based on which learning theory?

  1. Instrumental conditioning
  2. Insight
  3. Trial & Error
  4. Classical conditioning

Prominent feature of a good teacher is:

  1. Laziness
  2. Harshness
  3. Bravery
  4. Sympathy
  5. Funny

Language is a vehicle for expression of feeling is

  1. Formal view
  2. Structural view
  3. Functional view
  4. Traditional view
  5. All of the above

Healthy learning environment is:

  1. Submissive
  2. Passive
  3. Recessive
  4. Motivating
  5. I do not know

Teacher behaviour ought to:

  1. Administrative
  2. Instructive
  3. Idealistic
  4. None

At primary level it is batter to teach in mother tongue because:

  1. Higher qualification is not needed in this profession
  2. They are ready to work with low salary
  3. Both
  4. None

‘ ___’ is essential part of application and letter.

  1. Yours obediently
  2. Yours Obediently
  3. Your’s Obediently
  4. None

A position of pencil holding ___ is the key to a good art piece:

  1. picking
  2. purchasing
  3. Holding
  4. None

Pedagogy literally means___

  1. Leading children
  2. Adults
  3. both
  4. none

Through which action children learn fast ?

  1. Walk
  2. Study
  3. Facial expression
  4. Write

The preparation of batter lesson requires____

  1. Developing a number of questions
  2. Selection of material
  3. Preparation of subject matter
  4. Preparation of lesson plan

There is no need of curriculum in education

  1. Formal
  2. Informal
  3. Distance
  4. None

An assessment is is said to be “reliable” if it constantly achieve the _____.

  1. Same results with the same students
  2. Same results with the different students
  3. Different results with the same students
  4. None

Moral decision about ethics called?

  1. Applied ethics
  2. Normative principles
  3. Normative Ethics
  4. None

Authoritarian Model is more suitable for _______.

  1. Discipline
  2. Improvement
  3. Achèvement
  4. None of the above

Which one is not the source of formal education

  1. School
  2. Home
  3. Library
  4. Museum

Which of the following is the most important element in the teaching

  1. Subject matter
  2. Relationship between teachers and students
  3. Both
  4. None

Which is different from the other three with respect to fine motor Movement?

  1. Dictation
  2. Dot Joining
  3. Handwriting
  4. Separation of fruits and vegetables
  5. I do not know

Which from the following should be used to decrease minor inappropriate behaviour____?

  1. Praise
  2. Reward
  3. Strictness
  4. Ignorance

Which from the following should be used to increase correct responses and appropriate behaviour ______?

  1. Ignorance
  2. Strictness
  3. Reward
  4. Praise

Informal education is:

  1. Just Schooling
  2. Time Bound
  3. Long Life
  4. Preplanned

The word “Pedagogy” means what____?

  1. To guide the child
  2. To lead the child
  3. To educated the child
  4. To understand the child

The level of school administration can best be judged through:

  1. Head Master
  2. Shool Building
  3. Learning outcomes
  4. Teachers and Students relation
  5. Both A and B

Identify which from the following is not an informal assessment.

  1. Observation and Rating scale
  2. Project and Assignment
  3. Rubrics and Discussion
  4. Participation and Monitoring

What type of evaluation identifies deficiencies and difficulties in the learning process of the learners?

  1. Summative
  2. Continuous
  3. Diagnostic
  4. Placement
  5. All of the above

Validity of an assessment relates to the ______ of an assessment?

  1. Usefulness
  2. Quality
  3. Consistency
  4. Relevance
  5. All of these

Good reading aims at developing ___

  1. Pronunciation
  2. Sensitivity
  3. Increased factual knowledge
  4. Understanding

The evaluation of personality is best made through the use of ___?

  1. Survey test
  2. Inventory test
  3. Projective test
  4. Preference test
  5. All of these

According to pragmatists which one is the most widely accepted method of education _____?

  1. Learning through reading
  2. Learning by doing
  3. Lecture method
  4. Demonstration method

John Dewey said that education is a purely _____ process.

  1. Common
  2. Mental
  3. Friendly
  4. Social
  5. All of these

The term curriculum is derived from the Latin word Currere, which means:

  1. To run the course
  2. Set of subjects
  3. To educate
  4. Contents of course

Which needs comes last in the Maslow’s needs hierarchy?

  1. Safety needs
  2. Self actualization
  3. Self esteem
  4. None

The word ‘curriculum’ is derived from:

  1. Greek
  2. Arabic
  3. Persian
  4. Latin
  5. Urdu

What is the philosophical outlook of Rousseau about learning activities

  1. Learning through play and by doing
  2. learning by reading journal paper
  3. Learning through computer
  4. learning from books
  5. all of these

Piagent maintains that a child`s mental development took place through a balance between?

  1. Assimilation and accommodation
  2. thinking and creating
  3. observation and experiment
  4. expression and emotion
  5. all of these

According to Glaser ‘The ability to think critically’ involves in three things:

  1. An attitude, knowledge, skills
  2. Creativity, communication, thinking
  3. Environment, Fact, Focus
  4. Behavior, Learning, observation

Comenius believed that aim of education is:

  1. To shape the human creature into an image of the universe
  2. Everything must be senses
  3. Ultimate victory of goal
  4. Bring all the rest to other
  5. All of these

The modern concept of the nature of tri-polar process of teaching is:

  1. Teacher, Process, Child
  2. Teacher, Child, Subject
  3. Teacher, Pupil, Learning
  4. Teacher, Class, Child

Psychology is

  1. Science of soul
  2. Science of Mind
  3. Science of Consciousness
  4. Science of behaviour

According to Bruner, teachers do not need a descriptive theory but they need a:

  1. Prescriptive theory
  2. Perspective Theory
  3. Pragmatic theory
  4. Predestination theory
  5. all of these

The aim of the education is to enable each student to attain all round development according to

  1. His/her on attributes
  2. their parent`s guidance
  3. learn and created a support system
  4. the law
  5. all of these

Which statement is true about growth and development?

  1. Growth is structural whereas development is functional
  2. Growth refers to changes in the particular aspect whereas development implies the organism as a whole
  3. Growth stops at a certain stage while development continuous till death
  4. All of these

What is the disadvantages of circle shape arrangement in a classroom?

  1. Some students cannot see the blackboard
  2. Give less focus on the class as a group
  3. The students have minimum interaction with their peers
  4. Discourages the students to get involved in the class activities
  5. all of these

Who proposed a basic psychological model having four components: Instructional objective, entering behaviour, instructional procedure, performance assessment

  1. Robert Glaser
  2. Flanders
  3. Herbart
  4. Einstein
  5. Jerome Bruner

_____ are the ways with which the classroom runs, they are not the laws which will come with consequences if they are broken

  1. Preparation and engaging
  2. Student Impact
  3. Procedure and Routine
  4. High Test Scores

What is the purpose of education to develop any kind of personality of a the child?

  1. Mental Development
  2. Balance Development
  3. Emotional Development
  4. Social Development
  5. All of these

Contemporary philosopher Bertrand Russell say that children have unhealthy habits for, which the method of:

  1. Punishment is the only solution
  2. Struck off from the school is only solution
  3. Punishment has not been absolute solution
  4. Parent child meeting is only solution
  5. all of these

An instructional design which described the process of specifying particular environmental situations which cause the students to interact in such a way that specific change occurs in their behaviors.

  1. Model of behaviour
  2. Model of teaching
  3. Model of effective learning and environment
  4. Model of seeking knowledge

The Carol Model focuses on ______ as the most important factor in student achievement.

  1. Guidelines
  2. Instructions
  3. Time
  4. Teachers methodology

The study of psychology imperative for a teacher to function as _________ to understand influence of school environment.

  1. Creative scientist
  2. Medical scientist
  3. Observer Scientist
  4. Behavioural scientist

A process whereby learners are actively engaged in the learning process, rather than passively absorbing lectured is

  1. Formal education
  2. Informal Education
  3. Social Education
  4. Environmental Education

Rationalism _________ a regard human reason as the only reliable guide to knowledge not faith or experience

  1. Metaphysical System
  2. Logical System
  3. Analytical System
  4. Genital System

The BTES hypothesized that the acquisition of knowledge in the classroom is best conceived as a

  1. Multi-Year Process
  2. Behavioral Process
  3. Uni-Year Process
  4. Important Process
It is a marble wall, _______ no bills.
  1. Stick
  2. Affix
  3. Paste
  4. None of the above
Your book is different ____ mine.
  1. To
  2. With
  3. From
  4. Of
What books is she studying?
  1. What books were being studied by her?
  2. What books are being studied by her?
  3. What books will be studied by her?
  4. What books should be studied by her?
  5. All of the above
Don’t let him _____ you.
  1. Decieve
  2. Decieved
  3. Decieving
  4. None of the above
Who deals ____ routine correspondence?
  1. At
  2. With
  3. For
  4. On
Did I not ____ you about the details of our visit to different work stations.
  1. Informed
  2. Informing
  3. Inform
  4. Informs
Which is the singular subject pronoun in the sentences “I like to walk in the rain for a long time because no one could see my tears.”
  1. My
  2. I
  3. Could
  4. Tears
Paint the windows.
  1. Windows should be painted
  2. Let the windows be painted
  3. Let be the windows painted
  4. Windows are let to be painted
  5. All of the above
Had they not ___ him with money, he would not have attained this position.
  1. Help
  2. Helped
  3. Helps
  4. None of the above
I accompanied _________ him.
  1. With
  2. Without
  3. Above
  4. About
  5. No preposition required
Has anybody answered your question?
  1. Your question has been answered?
  2. Anybody has answered your question?
  3.  Has your question been answered?
  4. Have you answered your question?
  5. All of the above
Hardly had he ____ the bail when he felt on the ground.
  1. Throw
  2. Threw
  3. Thrown
  4. None of the above
I am bit week ____ geography but I am trying hard.
  1. in
  2. at
  3. on
  4. over
She let me go.
  1. I was let go
  2. I was let gone
  3. I was let went
  4. I were let go
  5. All of the verb
He ___ to go at at the blast site so as to save his colleague.
  1. Daring
  2. Dares
  3. Dared
  4. None of the above
I am bargaining ___ him
  1. with
  2. on
  3. to
  4. all
After he had ____ the milk he began to feel sleepy.
  1. Drink
  2. Drank
  3. Drunk
  4. None of the above
I accompanied ____ him.
  1. With
  2. Without
  3. Above
  4. About
  5. No preposition required
When he decided to leave for the office it had _____ very dark because of thick clouds.
  1. Became
  2. Become
  3. Becomes
  4. Becoming
I begged ____ him to give a piece of bread.
  1. To
  2. About
  3. With
  4. Of
  5. No Preposition Required

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