FPSC SST FREE QUIZ Mock Test 2

Q1: The base on which subject matter and learning experiences are planned is called:

Q2: These help departments identify curricula and program requirements:

Q3: This curriculum element depends on societal values knowledge culture and learner needs:

Q4: It includes tools and methods used to evaluate whether curriculum intent was achieved:

Q5: What is to be done what content to include what strategies to use and how to evaluate refers to:

Q6: Selecting experiences organizing experiences identifying objectives and evaluating outcomes is a model proposed by:

Q7: What is used to enhance cognitive functioning among learners?

Q8: An instructional approach that engages students in solving real-world problems individually or in groups is called:

Q9: Learning activities strategies methods or approaches used in implementing the curriculum are called:

Q10: These are useful for making instructional planning decisions:

Q11: Logical order of content organization means arranging content according to:

Q12: When different media and resources are used by the teacher to meet diverse learner needs through pacing content modification and strategies, it is called:

Q13: The selection of a particular curriculum design is influenced by:

Q14: Logical organization of content means arranging content according to:

Q15: In the educational process which components are evaluated?

Q16: Progressivism mainly emphasizes:

Q17: Reconstructionism mainly emphasizes:

Q18: Which branch of philosophy deals with values ethics and aesthetics?

Q19: Which teaching method is considered most suitable for teaching science?

Q20: The question “What subject is of value?” relates to which foundation of education?

Q21: Perennialist teachers mainly emphasize:

Q22: Essentialism mainly emphasizes:

Q23: Which teaching method uses questioning to guide learners toward deeper understanding?

Q24: Which teaching method encourages learners to investigate and discover answers independently?

Q25: Which philosophy focuses on reforms in all areas of life?

Q26: The study of great books is the central focus of:

Q27: Ethics and aesthetics are branches of:

Q28: A progressivist teacher places greater emphasis on:

Q29: What is the literal meaning of philosophy?

Q30: Passive reception of information by learners is discouraged in:

Q31: Which teaching philosophy encourages learners to reflect on experiences for deeper understanding?

Q32: The philosophical foundation of curriculum is mainly concerned with:

Q33: Which philosophy emphasizes useful culture and practical skills?

Q34: Which philosophy believes that life is a continuous process of change?

Q35: Private educational institutions were nationalized under:

Q36: Lord Macaulay’s Resolution was passed in:

Q37: Which domain of educational objectives is generally not evaluated through the present examination system?

Q38: The term “education” meaning “to draw out” is derived from which Latin word?

Q39: What is the ultimate goal of teaching?

Q40: The objectives of education under the Education Conference 1947 included:

Q41: Which method is most suitable for obtaining insight into hidden or underlying motivations?

Q42: Which descriptive research method describes behavior under natural conditions?

Q43: Which mode of communication consists of spoken language?

Q44: Which instrument allows respondents to express their hidden feelings attitudes and wishes toward an external object?

Q45: A researcher studying facilities that enhance teacher motivation should use which data collection tool?

Q46: Which scale uses bipolar adjectives to measure attitudes quantitatively?

Q47: Which tool is used for the qualitative description of limited traits or aspects of a person or thing?

Q48: Criterion-referenced assessment compares a student’s performance to:

Q49: Which assessment technique is best for measuring attitudes and values?

Q50: What is the most important characteristic of a good assessment?