All Free Pedagogy MCQs with Answers
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- A. subjective
- B. objective
- C. both
- D. none of these
Explanation: Multiple-choice tests are objective because scoring is based on predetermined answers and does not depend substantially on the examiner's…
Correct answer: objective- A. student
- B. parents
- C. teachers
- D. clerks
Explanation: A cumulative record card follows a student’s academic progress, attendance, health, conduct, and other developmental information over…
Correct answer: student- A. Assess
- B. Test
- C. Measure
- D. All of these
Explanation: SOLO is primarily used to assess the quality and level of students’ understanding and competence.
Correct answer: Assess- A. Formative
- B. Summative
- C. Evaluative
- D. Diagnostic
Explanation: Diagnostic assessment identifies learners’ difficulties, prior knowledge, and misconceptions so instruction can address them.
Correct answer: Diagnostic- A. Placement
- B. Formative
- C. Summative
- D. Diagnosis
Explanation: Diagnostic assessment is conducted before instruction to discover learners’ existing skills, strengths, and gaps.
Correct answer: Diagnosis- A. Placement
- B. Formative
- C. Summative
- D. Diagnosis
Explanation: Diagnostic assessment can reveal learners’ needs and weaknesses, allowing the teacher to modify the course design before or during…
Correct answer: Diagnosis- A. Placement
- B. Formative
- C. Summative
- D. Diagnosis
Explanation: Diagnostic assessments are commonly pre-assessment tools that provide a snapshot of prior knowledge and reveal learning gaps.
Correct answer: Diagnosis- A. Formative
- B. Oral
- C. Summative
- D. Diagnosis
Explanation: Before teaching two-digit multiplication, a diagnostic assessment can check whether pupils have the required prerequisite skills, such as…
Correct answer: Diagnosis- A. Placement
- B. Formative
- C. Summative
- D. Diagnosis
Explanation: Listening to pupils’ responses can help a teacher detect misconceptions and weaknesses, making it a diagnostic use of assessment.
Correct answer: Diagnosis- A. Diagnosis
- B. Summative
- C. Formative
- D. Placement
Explanation: Locating an error is a central purpose of diagnostic assessment because it identifies the specific misunderstanding causing poor…
Correct answer: Diagnosis- A. Placement
- B. Formative
- C. Diagnosis
- D. Summative
Explanation: Written pre-assessment questions about learners’ current knowledge or views help diagnose what they already understand before a topic is…
Correct answer: Diagnosis- A. Praise
- B. Reward
- C. Ignorance
- D. Strictness
Explanation: Minor attention-seeking misbehavior can often be reduced by planned ignoring, provided it is not dangerous or seriously disruptive…
Correct answer: Ignorance- A. By organizing discussions classroom activities
- B. By encouraging children to take part in
- C. By organizing educational games/programmers in which children feel like speaking
- D. By giving good marks to those who express themselves well
Explanation: A shy pupil is more likely to speak in a supportive, low-pressure activity such as an educational game or programme.
Correct answer: By organizing educational games/programmers in which children feel like speaking- A. Course-content
- B. School principal
- C. School building
- D. Introduction
Explanation: An introduction on the first day helps the teacher and students become familiar and establishes a positive classroom relationship.
Correct answer: Introduction- A. Procedures
- B. Rules
- C. Routines
- D. None of these
Explanation: Routines are repeated classroom procedures for transitions and common activities, so they reduce wasted time and clarify expected…
Correct answer: Routines- A. Tell him not to do like that
- B. Punished him
- C. Engage that child in more activities than rest of the children of the class so that he may learn new things
- D. Complain the guardians that his child is breaking the discipline
Explanation: The child’s ability should be used constructively by providing challenging and additional activities, while preventing disruption.
Correct answer: Engage that child in more activities than rest of the children of the class so that he may learn new things- A. Student himself
- B. Class teacher
- C. Principal
- D. Subject teacher
Explanation: The class teacher normally has primary responsibility for creating a healthy psychological environment through relationships, routines…
Correct answer: Class teacher- A. Dictate notes in the class
- B. Remove the difficulties of the subject
- C. Reveal important Questions before examinations
- D. Are self-disciplined
Explanation: Students generally value teachers who make difficult subject matter understandable and help them overcome learning obstacles.
Correct answer: Remove the difficulties of the subject- A. A well behaved class students speaking only when asked
- B. An active class following the rules prescribed by you
- C. A highly interactive and self disciplined class
- D. A quiet and highly attentive class
Explanation: An interactive and self-disciplined class combines student participation with responsible adherence to norms.
Correct answer: A highly interactive and self disciplined class- A. Principal will take action
- B. Students will not like it
- C. Parents will complain
- D. He is dealing with impressionable age
Explanation: Students are impressionable, especially during formative years, so a teacher’s unruly conduct can be copied or negatively influence their…
Correct answer: He is dealing with impressionable age