Worksheets Name

Study File 7: ProfEd Class

Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 2hrs 38mins Date

1. These are the elements for the choice ways for assessments of learning EXCEPT _____.

a) A. Learning styles of students b) B. Instructional objectives

c) C. Nature of the lesson topics d) D. Logistical support

2. What is the most appropriate reason for the teacher’s engagement in the process of assessment?

a) A. To find out if the lesson was presented well b) B. To find out if proper teaching methods were
used

c) C. To find out if lesson objectives were attained d) D. To find out if the teacher was effective in
teaching

3. Teacher Mimi sees to it that she checks for understanding as she teaches to ensure that every student
can follow the lesson. With what form of assessment is she occupied with?

a) A. Assessment OF Learning only b) B. Assessment FOR Learning only

c) C. Assessment AS Learning only d) D. Assessment FOR and AS Learning

4. Since students have different learning styles and multiple intelligences, the teacher must come up with
______ of assessing learning.

a) A. Varied ways b) B. Both qualitative and quantitative methods

c) C. Quantified method d) D. Great bulk

5. What main factor contributed to the great demand for teachers during the American colonial regime?

a) A. Nationalist spirit for the next generation b) B. American literacy modeling

c) C. Democratic tutoring of the country d) D. Opening of free public education

6. This is NOT among the examples of what Vygotsky suggests as scaffolding that assists a child in being
able to accomplish a task independently with judicious assistance from a more advanced peer or a
teacher.

a) A. Demonstrating swimming strokes for the b) B. Closing a bottle for the child to open
child to follow

c) C. Loosening the container a bit and letting the d) D. Leading the straw to the hole and letting the
child open the lid by himself child put the straw to the whole pack.

7. In Social Science, a global teacher has a wide appreciation of ________ drawn from the concept of
unity-in-variety of people around the globe.

a) A. Multiculturalism b) B. Education for all

c) C. Values education d) D. Education for sustainable development

8. The teacher who lacks clear direction and sequence of activities by going from one activity to another
needlessly displays ________ behavior in class.

a) A. Flip-flopping b) B. Thrusting

c) C. Truncating d) D. Dangling

9. By being able to hold her anger even when provoked, Teacher Hannie shows her personal quality of
________.

a) A. Fairness b) B. Compassion

c) C. Cooperativeness d) D. Emotional stability

10. According to Jean Piaget’s cognitive concepts, which refers to cognitive structure, e.g. seeing a dog
and forming an initial idea of a dog?

a) A. Accommodation b) B. Assimilation

c) C. Schema d) D. Equilibrium

11. What developmental task best displays adolescence (13-18 years)?

a) A. Learning social modesty b) B. Achieving masculine/feminine role

c) C. Assuming civic responsibility d) D. Learning to get along with peers

12. Which encompasses the true essence of the term curriculum?

a) A. List of subject to complete a course b) B. List of courses for graduation

c) C. Sum total of all learning experiences d) D. Never-ending process in education

13. Setting up the criteria for scoring a test is meant to increase its

a) A. Objectivity b) B. Reliability

c) C. Validity d) D. Usability

14. Under the learning to do pillar, which of the following instruments must be acquired so that a person
can perform his work effectively?

a) A. Competence b) B. Insights

c) C. Compromise d) D. Communication

15. Which is implied by “skewed to the left” scores distribution?

a) A. Most of the students are academically b) B. Most of the students are remarkable
challenged

c) C. Most of the students are thick-witted d) D. Most of the teachers are passive and spend
more time in administrative than instruction
tasks

16. A Prelim test was administered twice to 3rd year BEED students and the test results are consistent.
What type of reliability was used?

a) A. Pearson-R test b) B. Kuder-Richardson Formula

c) C. Split-half Method d) D. Test-Retest Method

17. _______ is an example of fish. What makes the test item poor?

a) A. The test item is very easy b) B. The test item is not significant

c) C. The question is short and incomplete d) D. The blank is at the beginning of the
sentence
18. Ms. Teodora is always guarded by the principle that she has a foremost responsibility as a teacher.
Which do you think is the main responsibility of Ms. Teodora?

a) A. Asks a challenging question b) B. Guides students in the learning process

c) C. Shares responsibility in counseling d) D. Inspires students with interesting lessons

19. The following is TRUE in the development of understanding in early childhood except

a) A. Sensory experiences b) B. Ability to reason & to see a relationship

c) C. Ability to ask questions d) D. Ability to explore their environment

20. The main contribution of the Arroyo Administration to education is Republic Act No. 9155. This
provision

a) A. Started the national scholarship program b) B. Renamed DECS to DepEd

c) C. Conceptualized the K-12 Education d) D. Established the study now-pay later system
Program

21. B.F. Skinner is a known psychologist and the one who was the first to describe operant conditioning.
Which of the techniques is an application of operant conditioning?

a) A. Mastery learning b) B. Process approach

c) C. Project method d) D. Computer-assisted instruction

22. The students of Teacher Corazon feel that their teacher has an “eye behind her head”. This
characteristic of the teacher is known as

a) A. Referent Power b) B. Withitness

c) C. Pygmalion Effect d) D. Rosenthal Effect

23. Which is the first step in planning periodic tests?

a) A. Select the type of test to be used b) B. Construct a table of specifications

c) C. Write instructional objectives d) D. Determine the group for whom the test is
intended
24. A document published by a school district identifies rules of behavior that must be followed by anyone
using the school district's computers, network, or internet connection.

a) A. Ethical internet use policy b) B. Classroom rules

c) C. Acceptable use policy d) D. Fair use

25. Teacher Anna set 85% accuracy in a test on predicting the kind of weather given 5 different
atmospheric conditions. May obtain a score of 82%. This can be interpreted as

a) A. She is 3% short of the set percentile score b) B. She did not meet the set standards by 3%

c) C. She obtained 82% percentile score d) D. She is higher than 82% of the group

26. Which domain of PPST explains that teachers should know how to align learning outcomes with
learning competencies?

a) a. personal and professional development b) b. assessing and reporting

c) c. curriculum d) d. content knowledge and pedagogy

27. Which domain of PPST expects that teachers should be knowledgeable of using ICT positively?

a) a. Content knowledge and pedagogy b) b. Personal and professional development

c) c. Diversity of learners d) d. Learning environment

28. Which of the following career stages is exemplified by those who have reached an acceptable
standard for all teachers?

a) a. Beginning b) b. Proficient

c) c. Highly Proficient d) d. Distinguished

29. Which correctly describes Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs theory, from the lowest to highest level?

a) a. Self-actualization, Esteem, Social, Security, b) b. Self-actualization, Security, Esteem, Social,

Physiological Physiological

c) c. Physiological, Security, Social, Esteem, Self- d) d. Physiological, Social, Security, Esteem, Self-
actualization actualization
30. Marga, a six year old, always asked her playmates to sit in front of her small black board and she plays
teacher. Her mother is a teacher. What theory explains Marga's behavior?

a) a. Classical Conditioning b) b. Operant Conditioning

c) c. Social Learning d) d. Information Processing

31. Alvin feels that his teacher knows what he is talking about. Which is illustrated?

a) a. Legitimate power b) b. Expert power

c) c. Coercive power d) d. Referent power

32. Which of the following is used to measure the quantity and quality of learning? Assessment

a) a. of learning b) b. for learning

c) c. as learning d) d. any of the three

33. Miss Rita is an excellent Physical Education teacher. She started teaching volleyball to her Grade 2
class. Despite all her efforts, her class does not seem to learn how to play the game. What law of
learning was disregarded?

a) a. Law of Disuse b) b. Law of Effect

c) c. Law of Exercise d) d. Law of Readiness

34. In his theories of moral development, Kohlberg believed that only ___ of people actually achieved
Stage 6: Universal Principles.

a) a. 10-15% b) b. 25-30%

c) c. 45-50% d) d. 60-65%

35. Erickson advocated that children between 0-2 who experienced interactions with caretakers based on
trust, dependability, and consistency would develop and outcome of

a) a. hope b) b. integrity

c) c. productivity d) d. initiative
36. According to Bronfenbrenner’s Ecological Systems Theory, the interaction between a family and their
child's school is known as the

a) a. mesosystem b) b. microsystem

c) c. exosystem d) d. chronosystem

37. Some supporters of Vygotsky's development theories may have issues with Erickson's psycho-social
theories because they may feel that Erickson

a) a. underestimates the effects of culture b) b. based his theories largely on anecdotal

evidence

c) c. was too biased because his theories were d) d. was too biased because his theories were
largely based only on men and boys largely based only on his own children and
those of his colleagues

38. According to Information-processing theorists, which of the four types of attention is most concerned
with action planning and dealing with novel or difficult circumstances?

a) a. Executive b) b. Sustained

c) c. Divided d) d. Selective

39. According to Vygotsky, ___ allows a child to first develop self talk which can eventually evolve into
inner speech.

a) a. language b) b. play

c) c. scaffolding d) d. mediation

40. During which of the following stages did Piaget believe children develop object permanency?

a) a. Sensorimotor b) b. Pre-Operational

c) c. Concrete Operational d) d. Formal Operational

41. Developmental tasks that usually occur during specific times in a child's life

a) a. newborn b) b. milestones

c) c. parallel play d) d. tantrums

42. Choose among the following Career Stages
___ is when a teacher manages to learn programs and has strategies that promote learning based on
the learning needs of their students.

a) a. Stage 1 b) b. Stage 2

c) c. Stage 3 d) d. Stage 4

43. What is the main source of emotional support for most young people who are establishing
independence from their parents?

a) a. Older adolescents of the opposite sex b) b. Older sibling

c) c. Teachers d) d. Peer groups

44. According to Kohlberg, a dutiful citizen who obeys the laws set down by society is at which level of
moral reasoning?

a) a. Pre-conventional stage one b) b. Pre-conventional stage two

c) c. Conventional d) d. Post-conventional

45. What is the best explanation of Piaget’s concrete operational thought to describe the school-age child’s
mental health ability?

a) a. A child can reason logically about things and b) b. A child’s ability to think about how he thinks.
events he or she perceives.

c) c. Can understand that certain characteristics d) d. Can understand that moral principles may
of an object remain the same when other supersede the standards of society.
characteristics are changed.

46. James noted that the preschoolers eagerly begin many new activities but are vulnerable to criticism
and feelings of failure, they are experiencing what particular crisis?

a) a. Identity vs. Role confusion b) b. Initiative vs. Guilt

c) c. Basic trust vs. mistrust d) d. Efficacy vs. Helplessness

47. Which of the following categories of CAI will you use in your class if your objective is to increase
proficiency in a newly learned skill or refresh an existing one?

a) a. Tutorial b) b. Simulation

c) c. Drill and practice d) d. Instructional game

48. Computers can be classified according to the roles they play namely communicative tool, informative
tool, and constructive tool. What is the other role of computers not mentioned in this item?

a) a. Instructional tool b) b. Situating tool

c) c. Utility tool d) d. Application tool

49. Which of the following is NOT an example of a communicative tool?

a) a. Chat b) b. Electronic mail

c) c. Teleconferencing d) d. Multimedia encyclopedia

50. In your computer subject, you allow your class to chat as part of your motivation before discussing with
them the roles of the computer as a tool. How is chat used in this context?

a) a. Information tool b) b. Application tool

c) c. Communicative tool d) d. Situating tool

51. Which statement is INCORRECT about computer conferencing?

a) a. It refers to live student interaction with an b) b. It is also known as a discussion forum or

expert. bulletin board.

c) c. It also refers to online class discussions, d) d. It permits two or more individuals.

forums, or debates.

52. Which instructional application will you introduce to your class if your objective is to help them find and
use information resources available on the internet?

a) a. Web quests b) b. Hybrid course

c) c. Scavenger Hunt d) d. Distance education

53. Which statement about the subject-centered curriculum is NOT true?

a) a. There is a high level of cooperative b) b. It covers much content in a short period of

interaction time

c) c. The teacher has full control of the classroom d) d. The main task is mastery of learning
activities
54. Which is NOT a description of the learner-centered curriculum?

a) a. Emphasis is on the total growth and b) b. Controlled and cooperatively directed by

development of the learners learners, teachers and parents

c) c. Education is a means to develop socially d) d. Emphasis upon facts and knowledge for
creative individual future use

55. Which characteristics of a good curriculum highlights the psychological nature of the learner?

a) a. Provisions are made for the smooth b) b. Curriculum plans in areas which extend over
transition and continuing achievement of several years are developed vertically.
pupils.

c) c. Classroom practices give attention to the d) d. Cooperative planning and teaching provide
maturity and learning problems of each pupil. for exchange of information about pupil’s
learning experiences.

56. “Knowledge is true if it is workable”. What philosophical foundation supports this statement?

a) a. Idealism b) b. Realism

c) c. Pragmatism d) d. Essentialism

57. Whose role is being described in the statements:

Accommodate FSS's in their actual classroom teaching and are not duty-bound to mentor/coach

a) a. The Regional Director b) b. Teacher Education Institution Dean

c) c. Cooperating Teachers d) d. SDS

58. What domain does this strand belong to?

Promotion of purposive learning

a) a. Domain 1 b) b. Domain 2

c) c. Domain 3 d) d. Domain 4

59. The students are taking a biology class that is entirely taught in English. The teacher goes over key
vocabulary and language structures before moving on to a hands on experiment with the students.

a) a. Cooperative Learning b) b. Content-Based Language Teaching

c) c. Strategies -Based Instruction d) d. Corpus-Based Teaching

60. ______ is a theory or philosophy of how people learn in general

a) a. Strategy b) b. Approach

c) c. Method d) d. Technique

61. Mrs. Lim wants to measure the variability of her students’ scores. Which among the following
measures would be the most practical?

a) a. Mean b) b. Range

c) c. Mode d) d. Median

62. "It takes the whole village to educate a child." is an old proverb that came from

a) a. Africa b) b. Philippines

c) c. America d) d. China

63. Every school is a community. It is composed of several stakeholders who influence what school
curriculum implementation would be. In considering all the stakeholders, who should the teacher
consider with primary importance?

a) a. Parents b) b. Teachers

c) c. Principals d) d. Learners

64. Each learner has differentiated learning styles and so with the teachers. However, each one has a
preferred style that is more often utilized. What would be the implication of this fact to your
implementation of the curriculum?

a) a. As a teacher, use your own teaching style b) b. Adjust to the learning styles of the learners
unmindful of the learning styles of the students. and provide differentiated approach.

c) c. Just focus on the learner's styles even if you d) d. Go back to the traditional teaching styles
do not have any skill in delivering it. that were used by teachers in the past.

65. A cookie

a) a. Stores the password of the user b) b. Stores information about the user’s web
activity

c) c. Stores the commands used by the user d) d. Stores software developed by the user
66. Which level is a test through identifying authors of given literary pieces?

a) A. Recall b) B. Understanding

c) C. Synthesis d) D. Application

67. What is the element in extrinsic motivation used in giving big raffle prizes to teachers during annual
Christmas parties?

a) A. Praise device b) B. Value of rewards

c) C. High expectations d) D. Frequent rewards

68. Which portfolio enables you to determine if you realized your intended learning outcomes?

a) A. Assessment portfolio b) B. Showcase portfolio

c) C. Process portfolio d) D. Evaluation

69. These are characteristics of formal instructional planning EXCEPT ________.

a) A. Task-oriented b) B. Structured

c) C. Haphazard d) D. Outcome-based

70. In order to emphasize higher order thinking skills, what can be done?

a) A. Give oral examinations b) B. Do less formative assessment

c) C. Give students problems to solve d) D. Do not avoid paper-and-pencil tests

71. These are elements for focus in the Exit Slip on student learning at the end of the class EXCEPT

a) A. Effective approaches b) B. Objectives achieved

c) C. Meaningful activities d) D. Teacher behavior

72. A teacher, who is a recognized expert in carpentry works, taught his students how to prepare and
construct good and aesthetic furniture from local resources. What cultural transmission process is this?

a) a. Acculturation b) b. Enculturation

c) c. Indoctrination d) d. Observation
73. With a death threat over his head, Teacher Liza is directed to pass an undeserving student. If she is a
hedonist, which of the following will she do?

a) a. Don't pass him and live her principle of b) b. Don't pass him. She surely will not like
justice. She will get a reward, if not in this life, someone to give her a death threat in order to
in the next. pass.

c) c. Pass the student; that will be of use to her, d) d. Pass the student. Why suffer the threat?
the student, and his parents.

74. Which philosophy approves a teacher who lectures most of the time and requires his students to
memorize the rules of grammar?

a) a. Existentialism b) b. Essentialism

c) c. Pragmatism d) d. Realism

75. Which subject in the elementary and likewise in the secondary schools are similar to the goal of Rome
to train the students for citizenship?

a) a. Communication Arts b) b. MAPEH/PEHMS

c) c. Science d) d. THE/TLE

76. What philosophy of education advocates that the curriculum should only include universal and
unchanging truths?

a) a. Essentialism b) b. Idealism

c) c. Perennialism d) d. Pragmatism

77. Which reform in the Philippine Educational System advocates the use of English and Filipino as media
of instruction in specific learning areas?

a) a. Alternative Learning b) b. Bilingual Education

c) c. K-12 Program d) d. Multilingual Education

78. In the scientific process, what thinking skill is referred as the process of mentally analyzing and
evaluating data on evidence?

a) A. Constructive thinking b) B. Creative thinking

c) C. Problem-solving d) D. Interpretative thinking

79. To manage behavior, the teacher needs to be able to identify the mistaken goals of students. What is
the hidden goal of students who refuse to cooperate or participate?

a) A. Goal is to isolate self b) B. Goal is to get revenge

c) C. Goal is to seek power d) D. Goal is to get attention

80. Pictures with minimal details are effective for children who have _________

a) A. High intellectual abilities b) B. Attention deficit

c) C. Creative and artistic talents d) D. Speech disorders

81. It is a difficulty in developing reading skills.

a) A. Dyslexia b) B. Dyscalculia

c) C. Dysgraphia d) D. Dyspraxia

82. It refers to the integration of the students with special needs into the general classroom for all or part of
the school day.

a) A. Mainstreaming b) B. Integrating

c) C. Incorporating d) D. Reinforcing

83. Piagetian stage characterized by the development of abstract systems of thought that allow them to
use propositional logic, scientific reasoning, and proportional reasoning.

a) A. Concrete operations b) B. Formal operations

c) C. Pre-operations d) D. Post-conventional

84. Based on Edgar Dale’s Cone of experience, which activity is farthest from the real thing?

a) A. Watch a demo b) B. View images

c) C. Listening to radio d) D. Attend exhibit

85. Teacher D strives to draw participation of every student into her classroom discussion. Which student
need is she trying to address? The need to___.

a) A. show their abilities to the rest of the class b) B. feel fulfilled

c) C. feel significant and be part of a group d) D. be creative

86. Which is a proactive management practice?

a) A. Tell them that you enforce the rules on b) B. Set and clarify your rules and expectations
everyone, no exception on Day 1

c) C. Punish the misbehaving pupils in the d) D. Stress on penalty for every violation
presence of their classmates

87. A test item has a difficulty index of 0.51. What should the teacher do?

a) A. Make it a bonus item. b) B. Retain the item.

c) C. Revise the item. d) D. Reject the item.

88. Which is a limitation of a matching type test?

a) A. It measures lower order thinking skills b) B. It can only be used for homogenous content

c) C. It is ideal only for lower grade levels d) D. It is prone to guessing

89. Which psychological theory states that the mind insists on finding patterns in things that contribute to
the development of insight?

a) A. Gestalt psychology b) B. Bruner’s theory

c) C. Piaget’s psychology d) D. Kohlberg’s psychology

90. Which of the following group of score distribution is less spread?

a) A. sd = 1.5 b) B. sd = 1.65

c) C. sd = 1.75 d) D. sd = 2.0

91. How do you classify the objective “to summarize the salient features of a good essay” in terms of
Bloom’s hierarchy of educational objectives at the cognitive level?

a) A. Analysis b) B. Application

c) C. Knowledge d) D. Synthesis
92. For young Filipino learners studying English as a second language, which of the following can best
generate language learning?

a) A. Simple exercise by use b) B. Listening activity

c) C. Drills d) D. Study of grammar

93. To what domain does the pre-school lesson objective “to color the fruits correctly apply?”

a) A. Affective b) B. Behavioral

c) C. Psychomotor d) D. Cognitive

94. An aid in presenting large two-dimension materials is hung on the wall is the

a) A. flip chart b) B. pocket chart

c) C. diorama d) D. overhead projector

95. A developmental disability significantly affecting verbal and non-verbal communication and social
interaction. This disability is usually evident before the age of three.

a) A. Autism b) B. Impairment

c) C. Down Syndrome d) D. Handicap

96. Virtue as one component in the teaching of Rizal as a course focuses on the teaching of good and
beauty in God. What philosophy supports this?

a) A. Existentialism b) B. Idealism

c) C. Progressivism d) D. Social Reconstructionism

97. When asked about her order, a little girl tells the waiter “yong kagaya kahapon." With Piaget’s theory in
mind, what is the little girl’s behavior called?

a) A. Egocentrism b) B. Conservation

c) C. Reversibility d) D. Transductive reasoning

98. To ensure that all Filipino children are functionally literate, which mechanism is meant to reach out to
children who are far from a school?

a) A. Multi-grade classroom b) B. A school in every barangay

c) C. Mobile Teaching d) D. Sineskwela

99. When asked, students of Teacher Joel described him as someone who is in authority to discuss
thoroughly a subject in Research. Teacher Joel therefore exhibits a power known as _____.

a) A. Expert power b) B. Reward power

c) C. Referent power d) D. Legitimate power

100. Miss Alona would like to cover a wide variety of objectives in the quarterly examination in her History
class. Which of the following types of test is the most appropriate?

a) A. True-False b) B. Multiple Choice

c) C. Matching Type d) D. Essay

Answer Keys

1. d) D. Logistical support 2. c) C. To find out if lesson 3. b) B. Assessment FOR

objectives were attained Learning only

4. a) A. Varied ways 5. d) D. Opening of free public 6. b) B. Closing a bottle for the

education child to open

7. a) A. Multiculturalism 8. a) A. Flip-flopping 9. d) D. Emotional stability

10. c) C. Schema 11. b) B. Achieving 12. c) C. Sum total of all

masculine/feminine role learning experiences

13. a) A. Objectivity 14. a) A. Competence 15. b) B. Most of the students

are remarkable

16. d) D. Test-Retest Method 17. d) D. The blank is at the 18. b) B. Guides students in the
beginning of the learning process
sentence

19. b) B. Ability to reason & to 20. b) B. Renamed DECS to 21. d) D. Computer-assisted

see a relationship DepEd instruction

22. b) B. Withitness 23. b) B. Construct a table of 24. a) A. Ethical internet use

specifications policy

25. b) B. She did not meet the 26. c) c. curriculum 27. a) a. Content knowledge
set standards by 3% and pedagogy

28. b) b. Proficient 29. c) c. Physiological, Security, 30. c) c. Social Learning

Social, Esteem, Self-
actualization

31. b) b. Expert power 32. a) a. of learning 33. d) d. Law of Readiness

34. a) a. 10-15% 35. a) a. hope 36. a) a. mesosystem

37. a) a. underestimates the 38. a) a. Executive 39. a) a. language

effects of culture

40. a) a. Sensorimotor 41. b) b. milestones 42. a) a. Stage 1

43. d) d. Peer groups 44. c) c. Conventional 45. c) c. Can understand that
certain characteristics of
an object remain the
same when other
characteristics are
changed.

46. b) b. Initiative vs. Guilt 47. c) c. Drill and practice 48. b) b. Situating tool

49. d) d. Multimedia 50. b) b. Application tool 51. a) a. It refers to live student

encyclopedia interaction with an
expert.

52. c) c. Scavenger Hunt 53. a) a. There is a high level of 54. d) d. Emphasis upon facts
cooperative interaction and knowledge for future
use

55. c) c. Classroom practices 56. c) c. Pragmatism 57. c) c. Cooperating Teachers

give attention to the
maturity and learning
problems of each pupil.

58. b) b. Domain 2 59. b) b. Content-Based 60. b) b. Approach

Language Teaching

61. b) b. Range 62. a) a. Africa 63. d) d. Learners

64. b) b. Adjust to the learning 65. b) b. Stores information 66. a) A. Recall

styles of the learners and about the user’s web
provide differentiated activity
approach.

67. b) B. Value of rewards 68. a) A. Assessment portfolio 69. c) C. Haphazard

70. c) C. Give students 71. d) D. Teacher behavior 72. b) b. Enculturation

problems to solve

73. d) d. Pass the student. Why 74. b) b. Essentialism 75. d) d. THE/TLE

suffer the threat?

76. c) c. Perennialism 77. b) b. Bilingual Education 78. c) C. Problem-solving

79. a) A. Goal is to isolate self 80. b) B. Attention deficit 81. a) A. Dyslexia

82. a) A. Mainstreaming 83. b) B. Formal operations 84. c) C. Listening to radio

85. c) C. feel significant and be 86. b) B. Set and clarify your 87. b) B. Retain the item.
part of a group rules and expectations
on Day 1

88. d) D. It is prone to guessing 89. a) A. Gestalt psychology 90. a) A. sd = 1.5

91. d) D. Synthesis 92. a) A. Simple exercise by 93. c) C. Psychomotor

use

94. a) A. flip chart 95. a) A. Autism 96. b) B. Idealism

97. a) A. Egocentrism 98. c) C. Mobile Teaching 99. a) A. Expert power

100. b) B. Multiple Choice