All Free Pedagogy MCQs with Answers
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- A. Competitions
- B. Collisions
- C. Compositions
- D. None of these
Explanation: Competitions can motivate some students by adding challenge, goals, and recognition to learning activities.
Correct answer: Competitions- A. Disciplined and controlled behavior in classroom
- B. Behavior of teacher with students
- C. General administration and management of school
- D. All of the above
Explanation: Classroom management includes maintaining orderly behaviour, building appropriate teacher-student relationships, and coordinating the…
Correct answer: All of the above- A. Is not well versed in teaching methodology
- B. The children dislike the subject
- C. Is not able to maintain discipline in the class
- D. The children do not pay attention
Explanation: Persistent noise during a lesson may indicate that teaching is not engaging or suited to the learners, often reflecting weak use of…
Correct answer: Is not well versed in teaching methodology- A. Ventilated class room
- B. Sufficient light should be in the class
- C. Appropriate seating arrangement in the class
- D. All of the above
Explanation: A healthy classroom needs fresh air, adequate lighting, and seating that supports visibility, comfort, and participation.
Correct answer: All of the above- A. extinction technique
- B. satiation technique
- C. time out technique
- D. corporal punishment
Explanation: Time-out temporarily removes a student from a rewarding group or activity after unacceptable behavior, reducing reinforcement for that…
Correct answer: time out technique- A. accelerate learning
- B. curriculum development
- C. classroom management
- D. teaching methods
Explanation: Thorndike's Law of Effect says behaviours followed by satisfying consequences are likely to recur, making it useful for reinforcing…
Correct answer: classroom management- A. encourage
- B. discourage
- C. ignore
- D. divert
Explanation: Satiation removes the attraction of a negative behaviour by allowing or encouraging it repeatedly until the learner becomes tired of it.
Correct answer: encourage- A. By distributing sweets
- B. By punishing naughty children
- C. By making one's teaching interesting
- D. By telling stories
Explanation: Interesting teaching captures attention through relevant activities, questions, examples, and active participation.
Correct answer: By making one's teaching interesting469. All the verbal and non-verbal communications between teachers and students are called_____________?
- A. Signals
- B. Gestures
- C. Hints
- D. Dialogues
Explanation: Signals can be verbal or non-verbal messages exchanged between teachers and students, such as spoken cues, gestures, or visual signs.
Correct answer: Signals- A. Is favorite of children
- B. Respects children's parents
- C. Loves children
- D. Is favorite of parents
Explanation: A popular teacher is one who is liked or favoured by the children being taught.
Correct answer: Is favorite of children- A. divert
- B. ignore
- C. encourage
- D. discourage
Explanation: Extinction means withholding reinforcement so that an unwanted behaviour gradually decreases; in classroom practice, the teacher commonly…
Correct answer: ignore- A. extinction technique
- B. satiation technique
- C. time out technique
- D. corporal punishment
Explanation: Corporal punishment means using physical force or physical pain as a disciplinary measure.
Correct answer: corporal punishment- A. listen to the personal problems of the students only if they were special
- B. always listen to the problems of students
- C. never listen to the problems of students
- D. listen to the problems of students and moderate them to the Principal
Explanation: An effective teacher listens to students’ concerns because personal difficulties can affect participation and learning.
Correct answer: always listen to the problems of students- A. Classroom Management
- B. administration
- C. direction
- D. None of these
Explanation: Respect between teachers and students supports orderly interaction, positive relationships, and a safe learning climate.
Correct answer: Classroom Management- A. administration
- B. direction
- C. Both A & B
- D. Classroom Management
Explanation: Respect for classmates establishes a cooperative and safe classroom climate, which is a classroom-management expectation.
Correct answer: Classroom Management- A. Out
- B. In
- C. Both
- D. None of these
Explanation: The correct preposition in the phrase is “in a classroom setting,” because the environment exists within that setting.
Correct answer: In- A. Classroom Management
- B. administration
- C. direction
- D. All of these
Explanation: Rapport and positive teacher-student relationships help create trust, cooperation, and engagement in the classroom.
Correct answer: Classroom Management- A. Classroom Management
- B. direction
- C. administration
- D. All of these
Explanation: Student engagement reduces off-task behaviour and increases participation in learning activities.
Correct answer: Classroom Management- A. direction
- B. administration
- C. Classroom Management
- D. All of these
Explanation: Routines and procedures tell students how classroom activities should be performed, reducing confusion and wasted time.
Correct answer: Classroom Management- A. Classroom Management
- B. direction
- C. administration
- D. None of these
Explanation: Clear and manageable rules give students predictable boundaries for behaviour and make expectations easier to enforce consistently.
Correct answer: Classroom Management