All Free Pedagogy MCQs with Answers
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- A. All the Names
- B. All the secrets
- C. All the knowledge of this world
- D. Basic skills
Explanation: The Quran states that Allah taught Adam the names of all things, establishing knowledge as a distinctive human capacity.
Correct answer: All the Names- A. Learn from experience and experiments
- B. Revealed and acquired knowledge
- C. Scientific and descriptive knowledge
- D. None of these
Explanation: Islamic educational thought commonly divides knowledge into revealed knowledge, received through divine revelation, and acquired…
Correct answer: Revealed and acquired knowledge- A. Theory of relativity
- B. Revealed knowledge
- C. Acquired knowledge
- D. Theory of learning by doings
Explanation: Acquired knowledge includes social, natural, and applied sciences developed through human investigation and experience, provided that…
Correct answer: Acquired knowledge- A. Scientific
- B. Research based acquired
- C. Acquired knowledge
- D. Revealed knowledge
Explanation: Revealed knowledge is considered absolutely true because it comes from divine revelation.
Correct answer: Revealed knowledge- A. Hazart Muawiya Bin Hakam
- B. Hazrat Saad Bin Abi Waqas
- C. Hazrat Zubir Bin al Awam
- D. Hazrat Arqam
Explanation: Muawiya bin Hakam praised the Prophet’s teaching after being corrected with patience rather than being beaten, insulted, or harshly…
Correct answer: Hazart Muawiya Bin Hakam- A. Alam
- B. Hafiz
- C. Qari
- D. Mualim
Explanation: Students associated with Suffah were especially known for memorising and reciting the Quran, so they were commonly described as qaris.
Correct answer: Qari- A. Hazrat Omar Farooq (R.A)
- B. Hazrat Abu Baker Siddique (R.A)
- C. Hazrat Ali (R.A)
- D. None of these
Explanation: Caliph Umar Farooq (RA) organised public administration and provided teachers’ salaries from the state treasury.
Correct answer: Hazrat Omar Farooq (R.A)- A. Scientific
- B. Philosophical
- C. Linguistic
- D. All of these
Explanation: Madaras historically taught a broad range of subjects, including religious and linguistic studies along with philosophical and scientific…
Correct answer: All of these- A. Experience them
- B. Practice them
- C. Students should be taught by books
- D. All of these
Explanation: Students learn moral values most effectively when the teacher models them through personal practice, because conduct gives credibility to…
Correct answer: Practice them- A. Death
- B. Whole life
- C. 60 years
- D. Grave
Explanation: The familiar Islamic educational maxim is to seek knowledge from the cradle to the grave, meaning throughout the entire lifespan.
Correct answer: Grave- A. Remember the lesson
- B. Explore the truth
- C. Plan the lesson
- D. All of these
Explanation: Lesson planning enables a teacher to organize objectives, content, activities, and assessment before instruction begins.
Correct answer: Plan the lesson- A. Memorization
- B. Rote learning
- C. Both of these
- D. None of these
Explanation: Ibn-e-Khaldun opposed mechanical memorization and rote learning because understanding and gradual development of thought are more…
Correct answer: Both of these3253. Ibn-e-Khaldun emphasized which language should be used in primary education________________________?
- A. Foreign
- B. National language
- C. Mother tongue
- D. Second language
Explanation: Using the mother tongue in primary education supports comprehension because young learners understand concepts most naturally in their…
Correct answer: Mother tongue- A. Simple to complex
- B. Known to unknown
- C. Concrete to abstract
- D. All of these
Explanation: His gradual method moves from simple to complex, known to unknown, and concrete to abstract, so all three principles apply.
Correct answer: All of these3255. According to Ibn-e-Khaldun what are the three stages of teaching process_______________________?
- A. Introduction
- B. Development
- C. Recap/Summary
- D. All of these
Explanation: The three stages are introduction, development of the lesson, and recap or summary, which together provide a complete teaching sequence.
Correct answer: All of these- A. Aviceena
- B. Zarnoogi
- C. Al-Ghazali
- D. Ibn-e-Khaldun
Explanation: This principle is attributed to Al-Zarnuji, who valued meaningful writing and understanding above the mechanical memorization of large…
Correct answer: Zarnoogi- A. Evening
- B. Noon
- C. Before dawn
- D. None of the above
Explanation: Al-Zarnuji regarded the night and the period before dawn as especially suitable for study because they are quiet and free from ordinary…
Correct answer: Before dawn- A. Shah Wali Ullah
- B. Al-Ghazali
- C. Rousseau
- D. Aristotle
Explanation: The advice is attributed to Shah Wali Ullah, who stressed using Arabic grammar to clarify difficult interpretations or syntheses.
Correct answer: Shah Wali Ullah- A. Hazrat Arqam Bin Arqam's house
- B. Hazrat Abu Baker Siddique's house
- C. Hazrat Adul Rahman Bin Oaf's house
- D. None of these
Explanation: Dar-e-Arqam was established in the house of Arqam ibn Abi al-Arqam in Makkah, where early Muslims received instruction and spiritual…
Correct answer: Hazrat Arqam Bin Arqam's house- A. Roof
- B. Walls
- C. Windows
- D. Building
Explanation: The Arabic word suffah refers to a shaded or roofed area. In the Prophet's Mosque, the Suffah was a covered space used by poor companions…
Correct answer: Roof