JTET 2026 Paper 2 Question Paper and Answer Key PDF; Check Solution (Nov 1, 2026)

JTET Paper 2 Question Paper and Answer Key PDF 2026 is available here along with Detailed Solutions. The Jharkhand Academic Council (JAC) conducted JTET Paper 2 on November 1, 2026, from 9:30 AM to 12:00 PM in the first shift for candidates seeking teaching eligibility for Classes 6 to 8. 

JTET 2026 Question Paper and Answer Key PDF (Nov 01, 2026)

1. Which of the following promotes critical and creative thinking in children?

(A) How many states and how many capitals are there in your country?

(B) What is the name of your country and its geographical location on the map?

(C) Where does water come from in your city?

(D) Which can be the best way to save water and why?

Check Correct Answer & Solution

2. What does inclusive education entail?

(A) Providing only vocational education to learners with special needs

(B) Flexibility in the curriculum as a result of recognition of individual differences

(C) Segregation and categorisation of students on the basis of their abilities

(D) Standard curriculum for all learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

3. Students struggling with dyslexia can be taught

(A) through use of strict punishment to ensure corrective reading

(B) through systematic phonological training

(C) by providing higher grade level reading texts

(D) by encouraging them to study in multiple distractions

Check Correct Answer & Solution

4. Which of the following views about intelligence supports the respectful consideration of diversity among learners?

(A) IQ tests are the only measure of intelligence

(B) Intelligence is multidimensional and can change over time

(C) Intelligence is not influenced by genetic factors

(D) Intelligence is not influenced by environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

5. Developmental changes in children are

(A) universal taking place at the same pace across cultures

(B) unidimensional and linear

(C) a complex interaction between hereditary and environmental factors

(D) irreversible and proceed from toe to head

Check Correct Answer & Solution

6. According to Jean Piaget cognitive development is facilitated by the process of

(A) adaptation

(B) reinforcement

(C) rehearsal

(D) algorithm

Check Correct Answer & Solution

7. According to Lev Vygotsky, which of the following is an important activity to enable children to learn?

(A) Dialogue

(B) Lecture

(C) Punishment

(D) Rewards

Check Correct Answer & Solution

8. In a progressive classroom, learning is

(A) individualistic and passive

(B) active and social in character

(C) examination oriented

(D) textbook oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

9. What does inclusion in education imply?

(A) Placement of specially abled children in special schools

(B) Provision of quality education to all children

(C) Placement of gifted children in special schools

(D) Provision of separate sections for special children in an inclusive set-up

Check Correct Answer & Solution

10. According to Piaget and Vygotsky learning takes place through

(A) imitation

(B) passive learning

(C) conditioning and reinforcement

(D) active engagement of learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

11. Which of the following statements is/are correct regarding child development?

I. A child's cognitive and social development depends only on the environment

II. Heredity is the only factor influential for the development of a child

III. Heredity and environment are interrelated in the development of a child

IV. The relative effects of heredity and environment vary in different areas of child development.

Codes:

(A) II and IV

(B) Only II

(C) III and IV

(D) I and IV

Check Correct Answer & Solution

12. A student has difficulty in sustaining his/her attention for long time and becomes restless and cannot sit still. These characteristics hint towards which form of disability?

(A) Autism

(B) Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

(C) Dyslexia

(D) Locomotor disability

Check Correct Answer & Solution

13. Which one of the following optimises motivation to learn?

(A) Tendency to choose very easy or difficult goals

(B) Personal satisfaction in meeting targets

(C) Extrinsic factors

(D) Motivation to avoid failure

Check Correct Answer & Solution

14. Formation of alternative conception among the children

(A) should be strongly discouraged by the teachers

(B) should be ignored by the teachers

(C) is a natural occurrence found not only among the children but also among adults

(D) is a definitive indicative of the children's low mental comprehension

Check Correct Answer & Solution

15. Jean Piaget gave importance to ........... in the process of learning.

(A) Readiness to learn

(B) Negative reinforcement

(C) Competitive feeling

(D) Functional fixedness

Check Correct Answer & Solution

16. Concept of inclusion requires

(A) respect of diversity and individual differences

(B) standardised testing for assessment

(C) teacher-centred pedagogy

(D) labelling and segregation of students

Check Correct Answer & Solution

17. Pace of learning is

(A) dependent solely on personal factors

(B) dependent solely on environmental factors

(C) independent of both personal and environmental factors

(D) dependent on interaction of personal and environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

18. The rate of development of each child

(A) is determined at the time of conception and the environment does not play much role in it

(B) unfolds a dynamic manner through the interaction of heredity and environment

(C) can be accurately predicted by looking at the developmental milestones

(D) cannot be predicted at all since it happens in a random manner

Check Correct Answer & Solution

19. According to Lev Vygotsky's theory the teachers should ................. to enable the child to learn meaningfully.

(A) Provide scaffolding

(B) Ensure conditioning

(C) Offer rewards

(D) Give punishment

Check Correct Answer & Solution

20. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): Teachers should use standardised IQ tests to measure children's intelligence.

Reason (R): Standardised IQ tests can predict intelligence accurately.

Choose the correct option:

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

21. What is creativity?

(A) Ability to create or discover something that is novel

(B) Ability to repetitively perform an action without being bored

(C) Ability to rote memorise sequences of numbers

(D) Ability to do convergent thinking

Check Correct Answer & Solution

22. What should be the sequence of introduction of new concepts to children?

(A) Unknown to known

(B) Higher order to lower order

(C) Simple to complex

(D) Abstract to concrete

Check Correct Answer & Solution

23. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): A child has to have some neuromotor maturation as he learns to catch a ball.

Reason (R): Learning is dependent upon development.

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

24. According to Jean Piaget, children learn meaningfully:

(A) through the process of conditioning of stimuli and response

(B) when offered rewards and punishment

(C) when adults take control and provide explanation

(D) through self-initiated activity and discovery

Check Correct Answer & Solution

25. In a progressive classroom, the curriculum is:

(A) rigid and highly structured without giving any autonomy to the child

(B) organised into fragmented subjects with no correlation amongst them

(C) organised according to the capabilities and interests of the children

(D) presented in disconnected chunks of information

Check Correct Answer & Solution

26. A teacher tells the boys in a co-education class that "Do not take up home science in co-curricular activities, because you are not girl". This would encourage:

(A) gender equity

(B) gender stereotyping

(C) gender role flexibility

(D) gender equality

Check Correct Answer & Solution

27. Students struggling with ................. often face difficulties in mathematical concepts and computations.

(A) Dyscalculia

(B) Dyslexia

(C) Dysgraphia

(D) Autism

Check Correct Answer & Solution

28. Lev Vygotsky proposed that learning:

(A) is a social activity

(B) happens through repeated drill and recall

(C) occurs through the process of conditioning

(D) occurs independent of development

Check Correct Answer & Solution

29. Assessment for learning should focus on:

(A) learning for exams

(B) conceptual understanding

(C) mechanical practice

(D) recall and reproduction

Check Correct Answer & Solution

30. Teachers should encourage students to become ................. motivated learners and set ................. goals.

(A) intrinsically, mastery oriented

(B) intrinsically, performance oriented

(C) extrinsically, mastery oriented

(D) extrinsically, performance oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

31. Which of the following promotes critical and creative thinking in children?

(A) How many states and how many capitals are there in your country?

(B) What is the name of your country and its geographical location on the map?

(C) Where does water come from in your city?

(D) Which can be the best way to save water and why?

Check Correct Answer & Solution

32. What does inclusive education entail?

(A) Providing only vocational education to learners with special needs

(B) Flexibility in the curriculum as a result of recognition of individual differences

(C) Segregation and categorisation of students on the basis of their abilities

(D) Standard curriculum for all learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

33. Students struggling with dyslexia can be taught

(A) through use of strict punishment to ensure corrective reading

(B) through systematic phonological training

(C) by providing higher grade level reading texts

(D) by encouraging them to study in multiple distractions

Check Correct Answer & Solution

34. Which of the following views about intelligence supports the respectful consideration of diversity among learners?

(A) IQ tests are the only measure of intelligence

(B) Intelligence is multidimensional and can change over time

(C) Intelligence is not influenced by genetic factors

(D) Intelligence is not influenced by environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

35. Developmental changes in children are

(A) universal taking place at the same pace across cultures

(B) unidimensional and linear

(C) a complex interaction between hereditary and environmental factors

(D) irreversible and proceed from toe to head

Check Correct Answer & Solution

36. According to Jean Piaget cognitive development is facilitated by the process of

(A) adaptation

(B) reinforcement

(C) rehearsal

(D) algorithm

Check Correct Answer & Solution

37. According to Lev Vygotsky, which of the following is an important activity to enable children to learn?

(A) Dialogue

(B) Lecture

(C) Punishment

(D) Rewards

Check Correct Answer & Solution

38. In a progressive classroom, learning is

(A) individualistic and passive

(B) active and social in character

(C) examination oriented

(D) textbook oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

39. What does inclusion in education imply?

(A) Placement of specially abled children in special schools

(B) Provision of quality education to all children

(C) Placement of gifted children in special schools

(D) Provision of separate sections for special children in an inclusive set-up

Check Correct Answer & Solution

40. According to Piaget and Vygotsky learning takes place through

(A) imitation

(B) passive learning

(C) conditioning and reinforcement

(D) active engagement of learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

41. Which of the following statements is/are correct regarding child development?

I. A child's cognitive and social development depends only on the environment

II. Heredity is the only factor influential for the development of a child

III. Heredity and environment are interrelated in the development of a child

IV. The relative effects of heredity and environment vary in different areas of child development.

Codes:

(A) II and IV

(B) Only II

(C) III and IV

(D) I and IV

Check Correct Answer & Solution

42. A student has difficulty in sustaining his/her attention for long time and becomes restless and cannot sit still. These characteristics hint towards which form of disability?

(A) Autism

(B) Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

(C) Dyslexia

(D) Locomotor disability

Check Correct Answer & Solution

43. Which one of the following optimises motivation to learn?

(A) Tendency to choose very easy or difficult goals

(B) Personal satisfaction in meeting targets

(C) Extrinsic factors

(D) Motivation to avoid failure

Check Correct Answer & Solution

44. Formation of alternative conception among the children

(A) should be strongly discouraged by the teachers

(B) should be ignored by the teachers

(C) is a natural occurrence found not only among the children but also among adults

(D) is a definitive indicative of the children's low mental comprehension

Check Correct Answer & Solution

45. Jean Piaget gave importance to ........... in the process of learning.

(A) Readiness to learn

(B) Negative reinforcement

(C) Competitive feeling

(D) Functional fixedness

Check Correct Answer & Solution

46. Concept of inclusion requires

(A) respect of diversity and individual differences

(B) standardised testing for assessment

(C) teacher-centred pedagogy

(D) labelling and segregation of students

Check Correct Answer & Solution

47. Pace of learning is

(A) dependent solely on personal factors

(B) dependent solely on environmental factors

(C) independent of both personal and environmental factors

(D) dependent on interaction of personal and environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

48. The rate of development of each child

(A) is determined at the time of conception and the environment does not play much role in it

(B) unfolds a dynamic manner through the interaction of heredity and environment

(C) can be accurately predicted by looking at the developmental milestones

(D) cannot be predicted at all since it happens in a random manner

Check Correct Answer & Solution

49. According to Lev Vygotsky's theory the teachers should ................. to enable the child to learn meaningfully.

(A) Provide scaffolding

(B) Ensure conditioning

(C) Offer rewards

(D) Give punishment

Check Correct Answer & Solution

50. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): Teachers should use standardised IQ tests to measure children's intelligence.

Reason (R): Standardised IQ tests can predict intelligence accurately.

Choose the correct option:

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

51. What is creativity?

(A) Ability to create or discover something that is novel

(B) Ability to repetitively perform an action without being bored

(C) Ability to rote memorise sequences of numbers

(D) Ability to do convergent thinking

Check Correct Answer & Solution

52. What should be the sequence of introduction of new concepts to children?

(A) Unknown to known

(B) Higher order to lower order

(C) Simple to complex

(D) Abstract to concrete

Check Correct Answer & Solution

53. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): A child has to have some neuromotor maturation as he learns to catch a ball.

Reason (R): Learning is dependent upon development.

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

54. According to Jean Piaget, children learn meaningfully:

(A) through the process of conditioning of stimuli and response

(B) when offered rewards and punishment

(C) when adults take control and provide explanation

(D) through self-initiated activity and discovery

Check Correct Answer & Solution

55. In a progressive classroom, the curriculum is:

(A) rigid and highly structured without giving any autonomy to the child

(B) organised into fragmented subjects with no correlation amongst them

(C) organised according to the capabilities and interests of the children

(D) presented in disconnected chunks of information

Check Correct Answer & Solution

56. A teacher tells the boys in a co-education class that "Do not take up home science in co-curricular activities, because you are not girl". This would encourage:

(A) gender equity

(B) gender stereotyping

(C) gender role flexibility

(D) gender equality

Check Correct Answer & Solution

57. Students struggling with ................. often face difficulties in mathematical concepts and computations.

(A) Dyscalculia

(B) Dyslexia

(C) Dysgraphia

(D) Autism

Check Correct Answer & Solution

58. Lev Vygotsky proposed that learning:

(A) is a social activity

(B) happens through repeated drill and recall

(C) occurs through the process of conditioning

(D) occurs independent of development

Check Correct Answer & Solution

59. Assessment for learning should focus on:

(A) learning for exams

(B) conceptual understanding

(C) mechanical practice

(D) recall and reproduction

Check Correct Answer & Solution

60. Teachers should encourage students to become ................. motivated learners and set ................. goals.

(A) intrinsically, mastery oriented

(B) intrinsically, performance oriented

(C) extrinsically, mastery oriented

(D) extrinsically, performance oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

61. Which of the following promotes critical and creative thinking in children?

(A) How many states and how many capitals are there in your country?

(B) What is the name of your country and its geographical location on the map?

(C) Where does water come from in your city?

(D) Which can be the best way to save water and why?

Check Correct Answer & Solution

62. What does inclusive education entail?

(A) Providing only vocational education to learners with special needs

(B) Flexibility in the curriculum as a result of recognition of individual differences

(C) Segregation and categorisation of students on the basis of their abilities

(D) Standard curriculum for all learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

63. Students struggling with dyslexia can be taught

(A) through use of strict punishment to ensure corrective reading

(B) through systematic phonological training

(C) by providing higher grade level reading texts

(D) by encouraging them to study in multiple distractions

Check Correct Answer & Solution

64. Which of the following views about intelligence supports the respectful consideration of diversity among learners?

(A) IQ tests are the only measure of intelligence

(B) Intelligence is multidimensional and can change over time

(C) Intelligence is not influenced by genetic factors

(D) Intelligence is not influenced by environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

65. Developmental changes in children are

(A) universal taking place at the same pace across cultures

(B) unidimensional and linear

(C) a complex interaction between hereditary and environmental factors

(D) irreversible and proceed from toe to head

Check Correct Answer & Solution

66. According to Jean Piaget cognitive development is facilitated by the process of

(A) adaptation

(B) reinforcement

(C) rehearsal

(D) algorithm

Check Correct Answer & Solution

67. According to Lev Vygotsky, which of the following is an important activity to enable children to learn?

(A) Dialogue

(B) Lecture

(C) Punishment

(D) Rewards

Check Correct Answer & Solution

68. In a progressive classroom, learning is

(A) individualistic and passive

(B) active and social in character

(C) examination oriented

(D) textbook oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

69. What does inclusion in education imply?

(A) Placement of specially abled children in special schools

(B) Provision of quality education to all children

(C) Placement of gifted children in special schools

(D) Provision of separate sections for special children in an inclusive set-up

Check Correct Answer & Solution

70. According to Piaget and Vygotsky learning takes place through

(A) imitation

(B) passive learning

(C) conditioning and reinforcement

(D) active engagement of learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

71. Which of the following statements is/are correct regarding child development?

I. A child's cognitive and social development depends only on the environment

II. Heredity is the only factor influential for the development of a child

III. Heredity and environment are interrelated in the development of a child

IV. The relative effects of heredity and environment vary in different areas of child development.

Codes:

(A) II and IV

(B) Only II

(C) III and IV

(D) I and IV

Check Correct Answer & Solution

72. A student has difficulty in sustaining his/her attention for long time and becomes restless and cannot sit still. These characteristics hint towards which form of disability?

(A) Autism

(B) Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

(C) Dyslexia

(D) Locomotor disability

Check Correct Answer & Solution

73. Which one of the following optimises motivation to learn?

(A) Tendency to choose very easy or difficult goals

(B) Personal satisfaction in meeting targets

(C) Extrinsic factors

(D) Motivation to avoid failure

Check Correct Answer & Solution

74. Formation of alternative conception among the children

(A) should be strongly discouraged by the teachers

(B) should be ignored by the teachers

(C) is a natural occurrence found not only among the children but also among adults

(D) is a definitive indicative of the children's low mental comprehension

Check Correct Answer & Solution

75. Jean Piaget gave importance to ........... in the process of learning.

(A) Readiness to learn

(B) Negative reinforcement

(C) Competitive feeling

(D) Functional fixedness

Check Correct Answer & Solution

76. Concept of inclusion requires

(A) respect of diversity and individual differences

(B) standardised testing for assessment

(C) teacher-centred pedagogy

(D) labelling and segregation of students

Check Correct Answer & Solution

77. Pace of learning is

(A) dependent solely on personal factors

(B) dependent solely on environmental factors

(C) independent of both personal and environmental factors

(D) dependent on interaction of personal and environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

78. The rate of development of each child

(A) is determined at the time of conception and the environment does not play much role in it

(B) unfolds a dynamic manner through the interaction of heredity and environment

(C) can be accurately predicted by looking at the developmental milestones

(D) cannot be predicted at all since it happens in a random manner

Check Correct Answer & Solution

79. According to Lev Vygotsky's theory the teachers should ................. to enable the child to learn meaningfully.

(A) Provide scaffolding

(B) Ensure conditioning

(C) Offer rewards

(D) Give punishment

Check Correct Answer & Solution

80. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): Teachers should use standardised IQ tests to measure children's intelligence.

Reason (R): Standardised IQ tests can predict intelligence accurately.

Choose the correct option:

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

81. What is creativity?

(A) Ability to create or discover something that is novel

(B) Ability to repetitively perform an action without being bored

(C) Ability to rote memorise sequences of numbers

(D) Ability to do convergent thinking

Check Correct Answer & Solution

82. What should be the sequence of introduction of new concepts to children?

(A) Unknown to known

(B) Higher order to lower order

(C) Simple to complex

(D) Abstract to concrete

Check Correct Answer & Solution

83. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): A child has to have some neuromotor maturation as he learns to catch a ball.

Reason (R): Learning is dependent upon development.

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

84. According to Jean Piaget, children learn meaningfully:

(A) through the process of conditioning of stimuli and response

(B) when offered rewards and punishment

(C) when adults take control and provide explanation

(D) through self-initiated activity and discovery

Check Correct Answer & Solution

85. In a progressive classroom, the curriculum is:

(A) rigid and highly structured without giving any autonomy to the child

(B) organised into fragmented subjects with no correlation amongst them

(C) organised according to the capabilities and interests of the children

(D) presented in disconnected chunks of information

Check Correct Answer & Solution

86. A teacher tells the boys in a co-education class that "Do not take up home science in co-curricular activities, because you are not girl". This would encourage:

(A) gender equity

(B) gender stereotyping

(C) gender role flexibility

(D) gender equality

Check Correct Answer & Solution

87. Students struggling with ................. often face difficulties in mathematical concepts and computations.

(A) Dyscalculia

(B) Dyslexia

(C) Dysgraphia

(D) Autism

Check Correct Answer & Solution

88. Lev Vygotsky proposed that learning:

(A) is a social activity

(B) happens through repeated drill and recall

(C) occurs through the process of conditioning

(D) occurs independent of development

Check Correct Answer & Solution

89. Assessment for learning should focus on:

(A) learning for exams

(B) conceptual understanding

(C) mechanical practice

(D) recall and reproduction

Check Correct Answer & Solution

90. Teachers should encourage students to become ................. motivated learners and set ................. goals.

(A) intrinsically, mastery oriented

(B) intrinsically, performance oriented

(C) extrinsically, mastery oriented

(D) extrinsically, performance oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

91. Which of the following promotes critical and creative thinking in children?

(A) How many states and how many capitals are there in your country?

(B) What is the name of your country and its geographical location on the map?

(C) Where does water come from in your city?

(D) Which can be the best way to save water and why?

Check Correct Answer & Solution

92. What does inclusive education entail?

(A) Providing only vocational education to learners with special needs

(B) Flexibility in the curriculum as a result of recognition of individual differences

(C) Segregation and categorisation of students on the basis of their abilities

(D) Standard curriculum for all learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

93. Students struggling with dyslexia can be taught

(A) through use of strict punishment to ensure corrective reading

(B) through systematic phonological training

(C) by providing higher grade level reading texts

(D) by encouraging them to study in multiple distractions

Check Correct Answer & Solution

94. Which of the following views about intelligence supports the respectful consideration of diversity among learners?

(A) IQ tests are the only measure of intelligence

(B) Intelligence is multidimensional and can change over time

(C) Intelligence is not influenced by genetic factors

(D) Intelligence is not influenced by environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

95. Developmental changes in children are

(A) universal taking place at the same pace across cultures

(B) unidimensional and linear

(C) a complex interaction between hereditary and environmental factors

(D) irreversible and proceed from toe to head

Check Correct Answer & Solution

96. According to Jean Piaget cognitive development is facilitated by the process of

(A) adaptation

(B) reinforcement

(C) rehearsal

(D) algorithm

Check Correct Answer & Solution

97. According to Lev Vygotsky, which of the following is an important activity to enable children to learn?

(A) Dialogue

(B) Lecture

(C) Punishment

(D) Rewards

Check Correct Answer & Solution

98. In a progressive classroom, learning is

(A) individualistic and passive

(B) active and social in character

(C) examination oriented

(D) textbook oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

99. What does inclusion in education imply?

(A) Placement of specially abled children in special schools

(B) Provision of quality education to all children

(C) Placement of gifted children in special schools

(D) Provision of separate sections for special children in an inclusive set-up

Check Correct Answer & Solution

100. According to Piaget and Vygotsky learning takes place through

(A) imitation

(B) passive learning

(C) conditioning and reinforcement

(D) active engagement of learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

101. Which of the following statements is/are correct regarding child development?

I. A child's cognitive and social development depends only on the environment

II. Heredity is the only factor influential for the development of a child

III. Heredity and environment are interrelated in the development of a child

IV. The relative effects of heredity and environment vary in different areas of child development.

Codes:

(A) II and IV

(B) Only II

(C) III and IV

(D) I and IV

Check Correct Answer & Solution

102. A student has difficulty in sustaining his/her attention for long time and becomes restless and cannot sit still. These characteristics hint towards which form of disability?

(A) Autism

(B) Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

(C) Dyslexia

(D) Locomotor disability

Check Correct Answer & Solution

103. Which one of the following optimises motivation to learn?

(A) Tendency to choose very easy or difficult goals

(B) Personal satisfaction in meeting targets

(C) Extrinsic factors

(D) Motivation to avoid failure

Check Correct Answer & Solution

104. Formation of alternative conception among the children

(A) should be strongly discouraged by the teachers

(B) should be ignored by the teachers

(C) is a natural occurrence found not only among the children but also among adults

(D) is a definitive indicative of the children's low mental comprehension

Check Correct Answer & Solution

105. Jean Piaget gave importance to ........... in the process of learning.

(A) Readiness to learn

(B) Negative reinforcement

(C) Competitive feeling

(D) Functional fixedness

Check Correct Answer & Solution

106. Concept of inclusion requires

(A) respect of diversity and individual differences

(B) standardised testing for assessment

(C) teacher-centred pedagogy

(D) labelling and segregation of students

Check Correct Answer & Solution

107. Pace of learning is

(A) dependent solely on personal factors

(B) dependent solely on environmental factors

(C) independent of both personal and environmental factors

(D) dependent on interaction of personal and environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

108. The rate of development of each child

(A) is determined at the time of conception and the environment does not play much role in it

(B) unfolds a dynamic manner through the interaction of heredity and environment

(C) can be accurately predicted by looking at the developmental milestones

(D) cannot be predicted at all since it happens in a random manner

Check Correct Answer & Solution

109. According to Lev Vygotsky's theory the teachers should ................. to enable the child to learn meaningfully.

(A) Provide scaffolding

(B) Ensure conditioning

(C) Offer rewards

(D) Give punishment

Check Correct Answer & Solution

110. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): Teachers should use standardised IQ tests to measure children's intelligence.

Reason (R): Standardised IQ tests can predict intelligence accurately.

Choose the correct option:

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

111. What is creativity?

(A) Ability to create or discover something that is novel

(B) Ability to repetitively perform an action without being bored

(C) Ability to rote memorise sequences of numbers

(D) Ability to do convergent thinking

Check Correct Answer & Solution

112. What should be the sequence of introduction of new concepts to children?

(A) Unknown to known

(B) Higher order to lower order

(C) Simple to complex

(D) Abstract to concrete

Check Correct Answer & Solution

113. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): A child has to have some neuromotor maturation as he learns to catch a ball.

Reason (R): Learning is dependent upon development.

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

114. According to Jean Piaget, children learn meaningfully:

(A) through the process of conditioning of stimuli and response

(B) when offered rewards and punishment

(C) when adults take control and provide explanation

(D) through self-initiated activity and discovery

Check Correct Answer & Solution

115. In a progressive classroom, the curriculum is:

(A) rigid and highly structured without giving any autonomy to the child

(B) organised into fragmented subjects with no correlation amongst them

(C) organised according to the capabilities and interests of the children

(D) presented in disconnected chunks of information

Check Correct Answer & Solution

116. A teacher tells the boys in a co-education class that "Do not take up home science in co-curricular activities, because you are not girl". This would encourage:

(A) gender equity

(B) gender stereotyping

(C) gender role flexibility

(D) gender equality

Check Correct Answer & Solution

117. Students struggling with ................. often face difficulties in mathematical concepts and computations.

(A) Dyscalculia

(B) Dyslexia

(C) Dysgraphia

(D) Autism

Check Correct Answer & Solution

118. Lev Vygotsky proposed that learning:

(A) is a social activity

(B) happens through repeated drill and recall

(C) occurs through the process of conditioning

(D) occurs independent of development

Check Correct Answer & Solution

119. Assessment for learning should focus on:

(A) learning for exams

(B) conceptual understanding

(C) mechanical practice

(D) recall and reproduction

Check Correct Answer & Solution

120. Teachers should encourage students to become ................. motivated learners and set ................. goals.

(A) intrinsically, mastery oriented

(B) intrinsically, performance oriented

(C) extrinsically, mastery oriented

(D) extrinsically, performance oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

121. Which of the following promotes critical and creative thinking in children?

(A) How many states and how many capitals are there in your country?

(B) What is the name of your country and its geographical location on the map?

(C) Where does water come from in your city?

(D) Which can be the best way to save water and why?

Check Correct Answer & Solution

122. What does inclusive education entail?

(A) Providing only vocational education to learners with special needs

(B) Flexibility in the curriculum as a result of recognition of individual differences

(C) Segregation and categorisation of students on the basis of their abilities

(D) Standard curriculum for all learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

123. Students struggling with dyslexia can be taught

(A) through use of strict punishment to ensure corrective reading

(B) through systematic phonological training

(C) by providing higher grade level reading texts

(D) by encouraging them to study in multiple distractions

Check Correct Answer & Solution

124. Which of the following views about intelligence supports the respectful consideration of diversity among learners?

(A) IQ tests are the only measure of intelligence

(B) Intelligence is multidimensional and can change over time

(C) Intelligence is not influenced by genetic factors

(D) Intelligence is not influenced by environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

125. Developmental changes in children are

(A) universal taking place at the same pace across cultures

(B) unidimensional and linear

(C) a complex interaction between hereditary and environmental factors

(D) irreversible and proceed from toe to head

Check Correct Answer & Solution

126. According to Jean Piaget cognitive development is facilitated by the process of

(A) adaptation

(B) reinforcement

(C) rehearsal

(D) algorithm

Check Correct Answer & Solution

127. According to Lev Vygotsky, which of the following is an important activity to enable children to learn?

(A) Dialogue

(B) Lecture

(C) Punishment

(D) Rewards

Check Correct Answer & Solution

128. In a progressive classroom, learning is

(A) individualistic and passive

(B) active and social in character

(C) examination oriented

(D) textbook oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

129. What does inclusion in education imply?

(A) Placement of specially abled children in special schools

(B) Provision of quality education to all children

(C) Placement of gifted children in special schools

(D) Provision of separate sections for special children in an inclusive set-up

Check Correct Answer & Solution

130. According to Piaget and Vygotsky learning takes place through

(A) imitation

(B) passive learning

(C) conditioning and reinforcement

(D) active engagement of learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

131. Which of the following statements is/are correct regarding child development?

I. A child's cognitive and social development depends only on the environment

II. Heredity is the only factor influential for the development of a child

III. Heredity and environment are interrelated in the development of a child

IV. The relative effects of heredity and environment vary in different areas of child development.

Codes:

(A) II and IV

(B) Only II

(C) III and IV

(D) I and IV

Check Correct Answer & Solution

132. A student has difficulty in sustaining his/her attention for long time and becomes restless and cannot sit still. These characteristics hint towards which form of disability?

(A) Autism

(B) Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

(C) Dyslexia

(D) Locomotor disability

Check Correct Answer & Solution

133. Which one of the following optimises motivation to learn?

(A) Tendency to choose very easy or difficult goals

(B) Personal satisfaction in meeting targets

(C) Extrinsic factors

(D) Motivation to avoid failure

Check Correct Answer & Solution

134. Formation of alternative conception among the children

(A) should be strongly discouraged by the teachers

(B) should be ignored by the teachers

(C) is a natural occurrence found not only among the children but also among adults

(D) is a definitive indicative of the children's low mental comprehension

Check Correct Answer & Solution

135. Jean Piaget gave importance to ........... in the process of learning.

(A) Readiness to learn

(B) Negative reinforcement

(C) Competitive feeling

(D) Functional fixedness

Check Correct Answer & Solution

136. Concept of inclusion requires

(A) respect of diversity and individual differences

(B) standardised testing for assessment

(C) teacher-centred pedagogy

(D) labelling and segregation of students

Check Correct Answer & Solution

137. Pace of learning is

(A) dependent solely on personal factors

(B) dependent solely on environmental factors

(C) independent of both personal and environmental factors

(D) dependent on interaction of personal and environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

138. The rate of development of each child

(A) is determined at the time of conception and the environment does not play much role in it

(B) unfolds a dynamic manner through the interaction of heredity and environment

(C) can be accurately predicted by looking at the developmental milestones

(D) cannot be predicted at all since it happens in a random manner

Check Correct Answer & Solution

139. According to Lev Vygotsky's theory the teachers should ................. to enable the child to learn meaningfully.

(A) Provide scaffolding

(B) Ensure conditioning

(C) Offer rewards

(D) Give punishment

Check Correct Answer & Solution

140. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): Teachers should use standardised IQ tests to measure children's intelligence.

Reason (R): Standardised IQ tests can predict intelligence accurately.

Choose the correct option:

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

141. What is creativity?

(A) Ability to create or discover something that is novel

(B) Ability to repetitively perform an action without being bored

(C) Ability to rote memorise sequences of numbers

(D) Ability to do convergent thinking

Check Correct Answer & Solution

142. What should be the sequence of introduction of new concepts to children?

(A) Unknown to known

(B) Higher order to lower order

(C) Simple to complex

(D) Abstract to concrete

Check Correct Answer & Solution

143. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): A child has to have some neuromotor maturation as he learns to catch a ball.

Reason (R): Learning is dependent upon development.

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

144. According to Jean Piaget, children learn meaningfully:

(A) through the process of conditioning of stimuli and response

(B) when offered rewards and punishment

(C) when adults take control and provide explanation

(D) through self-initiated activity and discovery

Check Correct Answer & Solution

145. In a progressive classroom, the curriculum is:

(A) rigid and highly structured without giving any autonomy to the child

(B) organised into fragmented subjects with no correlation amongst them

(C) organised according to the capabilities and interests of the children

(D) presented in disconnected chunks of information

Check Correct Answer & Solution

146. A teacher tells the boys in a co-education class that "Do not take up home science in co-curricular activities, because you are not girl". This would encourage:

(A) gender equity

(B) gender stereotyping

(C) gender role flexibility

(D) gender equality

Check Correct Answer & Solution

147. Students struggling with ................. often face difficulties in mathematical concepts and computations.

(A) Dyscalculia

(B) Dyslexia

(C) Dysgraphia

(D) Autism

Check Correct Answer & Solution

148. Lev Vygotsky proposed that learning:

(A) is a social activity

(B) happens through repeated drill and recall

(C) occurs through the process of conditioning

(D) occurs independent of development

Check Correct Answer & Solution

149. Assessment for learning should focus on:

(A) learning for exams

(B) conceptual understanding

(C) mechanical practice

(D) recall and reproduction

Check Correct Answer & Solution

150. Teachers should encourage students to become ................. motivated learners and set ................. goals.

(A) intrinsically, mastery oriented

(B) intrinsically, performance oriented

(C) extrinsically, mastery oriented

(D) extrinsically, performance oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

151. Which of the following promotes critical and creative thinking in children?

(A) How many states and how many capitals are there in your country?

(B) What is the name of your country and its geographical location on the map?

(C) Where does water come from in your city?

(D) Which can be the best way to save water and why?

Check Correct Answer & Solution

152. What does inclusive education entail?

(A) Providing only vocational education to learners with special needs

(B) Flexibility in the curriculum as a result of recognition of individual differences

(C) Segregation and categorisation of students on the basis of their abilities

(D) Standard curriculum for all learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

153. Students struggling with dyslexia can be taught

(A) through use of strict punishment to ensure corrective reading

(B) through systematic phonological training

(C) by providing higher grade level reading texts

(D) by encouraging them to study in multiple distractions

Check Correct Answer & Solution

154. Which of the following views about intelligence supports the respectful consideration of diversity among learners?

(A) IQ tests are the only measure of intelligence

(B) Intelligence is multidimensional and can change over time

(C) Intelligence is not influenced by genetic factors

(D) Intelligence is not influenced by environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

155. Developmental changes in children are

(A) universal taking place at the same pace across cultures

(B) unidimensional and linear

(C) a complex interaction between hereditary and environmental factors

(D) irreversible and proceed from toe to head

Check Correct Answer & Solution

156. According to Jean Piaget cognitive development is facilitated by the process of

(A) adaptation

(B) reinforcement

(C) rehearsal

(D) algorithm

Check Correct Answer & Solution

157. According to Lev Vygotsky, which of the following is an important activity to enable children to learn?

(A) Dialogue

(B) Lecture

(C) Punishment

(D) Rewards

Check Correct Answer & Solution

158. In a progressive classroom, learning is

(A) individualistic and passive

(B) active and social in character

(C) examination oriented

(D) textbook oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

159. What does inclusion in education imply?

(A) Placement of specially abled children in special schools

(B) Provision of quality education to all children

(C) Placement of gifted children in special schools

(D) Provision of separate sections for special children in an inclusive set-up

Check Correct Answer & Solution

160. According to Piaget and Vygotsky learning takes place through

(A) imitation

(B) passive learning

(C) conditioning and reinforcement

(D) active engagement of learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

161. Which of the following statements is/are correct regarding child development?

I. A child's cognitive and social development depends only on the environment

II. Heredity is the only factor influential for the development of a child

III. Heredity and environment are interrelated in the development of a child

IV. The relative effects of heredity and environment vary in different areas of child development.

Codes:

(A) II and IV

(B) Only II

(C) III and IV

(D) I and IV

Check Correct Answer & Solution

162. A student has difficulty in sustaining his/her attention for long time and becomes restless and cannot sit still. These characteristics hint towards which form of disability?

(A) Autism

(B) Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

(C) Dyslexia

(D) Locomotor disability

Check Correct Answer & Solution

163. Which one of the following optimises motivation to learn?

(A) Tendency to choose very easy or difficult goals

(B) Personal satisfaction in meeting targets

(C) Extrinsic factors

(D) Motivation to avoid failure

Check Correct Answer & Solution

164. Formation of alternative conception among the children

(A) should be strongly discouraged by the teachers

(B) should be ignored by the teachers

(C) is a natural occurrence found not only among the children but also among adults

(D) is a definitive indicative of the children's low mental comprehension

Check Correct Answer & Solution

165. Jean Piaget gave importance to ........... in the process of learning.

(A) Readiness to learn

(B) Negative reinforcement

(C) Competitive feeling

(D) Functional fixedness

Check Correct Answer & Solution

166. Concept of inclusion requires

(A) respect of diversity and individual differences

(B) standardised testing for assessment

(C) teacher-centred pedagogy

(D) labelling and segregation of students

Check Correct Answer & Solution

167. Pace of learning is

(A) dependent solely on personal factors

(B) dependent solely on environmental factors

(C) independent of both personal and environmental factors

(D) dependent on interaction of personal and environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

168. The rate of development of each child

(A) is determined at the time of conception and the environment does not play much role in it

(B) unfolds a dynamic manner through the interaction of heredity and environment

(C) can be accurately predicted by looking at the developmental milestones

(D) cannot be predicted at all since it happens in a random manner

Check Correct Answer & Solution

169. According to Lev Vygotsky's theory the teachers should ................. to enable the child to learn meaningfully.

(A) Provide scaffolding

(B) Ensure conditioning

(C) Offer rewards

(D) Give punishment

Check Correct Answer & Solution

170. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): Teachers should use standardised IQ tests to measure children's intelligence.

Reason (R): Standardised IQ tests can predict intelligence accurately.

Choose the correct option:

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

171. What is creativity?

(A) Ability to create or discover something that is novel

(B) Ability to repetitively perform an action without being bored

(C) Ability to rote memorise sequences of numbers

(D) Ability to do convergent thinking

Check Correct Answer & Solution

172. What should be the sequence of introduction of new concepts to children?

(A) Unknown to known

(B) Higher order to lower order

(C) Simple to complex

(D) Abstract to concrete

Check Correct Answer & Solution

173. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): A child has to have some neuromotor maturation as he learns to catch a ball.

Reason (R): Learning is dependent upon development.

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

174. According to Jean Piaget, children learn meaningfully:

(A) through the process of conditioning of stimuli and response

(B) when offered rewards and punishment

(C) when adults take control and provide explanation

(D) through self-initiated activity and discovery

Check Correct Answer & Solution

175. In a progressive classroom, the curriculum is:

(A) rigid and highly structured without giving any autonomy to the child

(B) organised into fragmented subjects with no correlation amongst them

(C) organised according to the capabilities and interests of the children

(D) presented in disconnected chunks of information

Check Correct Answer & Solution

176. A teacher tells the boys in a co-education class that "Do not take up home science in co-curricular activities, because you are not girl". This would encourage:

(A) gender equity

(B) gender stereotyping

(C) gender role flexibility

(D) gender equality

Check Correct Answer & Solution

177. Students struggling with ................. often face difficulties in mathematical concepts and computations.

(A) Dyscalculia

(B) Dyslexia

(C) Dysgraphia

(D) Autism

Check Correct Answer & Solution

178. Lev Vygotsky proposed that learning:

(A) is a social activity

(B) happens through repeated drill and recall

(C) occurs through the process of conditioning

(D) occurs independent of development

Check Correct Answer & Solution

179. Assessment for learning should focus on:

(A) learning for exams

(B) conceptual understanding

(C) mechanical practice

(D) recall and reproduction

Check Correct Answer & Solution

180. Teachers should encourage students to become ................. motivated learners and set ................. goals.

(A) intrinsically, mastery oriented

(B) intrinsically, performance oriented

(C) extrinsically, mastery oriented

(D) extrinsically, performance oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

181. Which of the following promotes critical and creative thinking in children?

(A) How many states and how many capitals are there in your country?

(B) What is the name of your country and its geographical location on the map?

(C) Where does water come from in your city?

(D) Which can be the best way to save water and why?

Check Correct Answer & Solution

182. What does inclusive education entail?

(A) Providing only vocational education to learners with special needs

(B) Flexibility in the curriculum as a result of recognition of individual differences

(C) Segregation and categorisation of students on the basis of their abilities

(D) Standard curriculum for all learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

183. Students struggling with dyslexia can be taught

(A) through use of strict punishment to ensure corrective reading

(B) through systematic phonological training

(C) by providing higher grade level reading texts

(D) by encouraging them to study in multiple distractions

Check Correct Answer & Solution

184. Which of the following views about intelligence supports the respectful consideration of diversity among learners?

(A) IQ tests are the only measure of intelligence

(B) Intelligence is multidimensional and can change over time

(C) Intelligence is not influenced by genetic factors

(D) Intelligence is not influenced by environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

185. Developmental changes in children are

(A) universal taking place at the same pace across cultures

(B) unidimensional and linear

(C) a complex interaction between hereditary and environmental factors

(D) irreversible and proceed from toe to head

Check Correct Answer & Solution

186. According to Jean Piaget cognitive development is facilitated by the process of

(A) adaptation

(B) reinforcement

(C) rehearsal

(D) algorithm

Check Correct Answer & Solution

187. According to Lev Vygotsky, which of the following is an important activity to enable children to learn?

(A) Dialogue

(B) Lecture

(C) Punishment

(D) Rewards

Check Correct Answer & Solution

188. In a progressive classroom, learning is

(A) individualistic and passive

(B) active and social in character

(C) examination oriented

(D) textbook oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

189. What does inclusion in education imply?

(A) Placement of specially abled children in special schools

(B) Provision of quality education to all children

(C) Placement of gifted children in special schools

(D) Provision of separate sections for special children in an inclusive set-up

Check Correct Answer & Solution

190. According to Piaget and Vygotsky learning takes place through

(A) imitation

(B) passive learning

(C) conditioning and reinforcement

(D) active engagement of learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

191. Which of the following statements is/are correct regarding child development?

I. A child's cognitive and social development depends only on the environment

II. Heredity is the only factor influential for the development of a child

III. Heredity and environment are interrelated in the development of a child

IV. The relative effects of heredity and environment vary in different areas of child development.

Codes:

(A) II and IV

(B) Only II

(C) III and IV

(D) I and IV

Check Correct Answer & Solution

192. A student has difficulty in sustaining his/her attention for long time and becomes restless and cannot sit still. These characteristics hint towards which form of disability?

(A) Autism

(B) Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

(C) Dyslexia

(D) Locomotor disability

Check Correct Answer & Solution

193. Which one of the following optimises motivation to learn?

(A) Tendency to choose very easy or difficult goals

(B) Personal satisfaction in meeting targets

(C) Extrinsic factors

(D) Motivation to avoid failure

Check Correct Answer & Solution

194. Formation of alternative conception among the children

(A) should be strongly discouraged by the teachers

(B) should be ignored by the teachers

(C) is a natural occurrence found not only among the children but also among adults

(D) is a definitive indicative of the children's low mental comprehension

Check Correct Answer & Solution

195. Jean Piaget gave importance to ........... in the process of learning.

(A) Readiness to learn

(B) Negative reinforcement

(C) Competitive feeling

(D) Functional fixedness

Check Correct Answer & Solution

196. Concept of inclusion requires

(A) respect of diversity and individual differences

(B) standardised testing for assessment

(C) teacher-centred pedagogy

(D) labelling and segregation of students

Check Correct Answer & Solution

197. Pace of learning is

(A) dependent solely on personal factors

(B) dependent solely on environmental factors

(C) independent of both personal and environmental factors

(D) dependent on interaction of personal and environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

198. The rate of development of each child

(A) is determined at the time of conception and the environment does not play much role in it

(B) unfolds a dynamic manner through the interaction of heredity and environment

(C) can be accurately predicted by looking at the developmental milestones

(D) cannot be predicted at all since it happens in a random manner

Check Correct Answer & Solution

199. According to Lev Vygotsky's theory the teachers should ................. to enable the child to learn meaningfully.

(A) Provide scaffolding

(B) Ensure conditioning

(C) Offer rewards

(D) Give punishment

Check Correct Answer & Solution

200. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): Teachers should use standardised IQ tests to measure children's intelligence.

Reason (R): Standardised IQ tests can predict intelligence accurately.

Choose the correct option:

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

201. What is creativity?

(A) Ability to create or discover something that is novel

(B) Ability to repetitively perform an action without being bored

(C) Ability to rote memorise sequences of numbers

(D) Ability to do convergent thinking

Check Correct Answer & Solution

202. What should be the sequence of introduction of new concepts to children?

(A) Unknown to known

(B) Higher order to lower order

(C) Simple to complex

(D) Abstract to concrete

Check Correct Answer & Solution

203. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): A child has to have some neuromotor maturation as he learns to catch a ball.

Reason (R): Learning is dependent upon development.

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

204. According to Jean Piaget, children learn meaningfully:

(A) through the process of conditioning of stimuli and response

(B) when offered rewards and punishment

(C) when adults take control and provide explanation

(D) through self-initiated activity and discovery

Check Correct Answer & Solution

205. In a progressive classroom, the curriculum is:

(A) rigid and highly structured without giving any autonomy to the child

(B) organised into fragmented subjects with no correlation amongst them

(C) organised according to the capabilities and interests of the children

(D) presented in disconnected chunks of information

Check Correct Answer & Solution

206. A teacher tells the boys in a co-education class that "Do not take up home science in co-curricular activities, because you are not girl". This would encourage:

(A) gender equity

(B) gender stereotyping

(C) gender role flexibility

(D) gender equality

Check Correct Answer & Solution

207. Students struggling with ................. often face difficulties in mathematical concepts and computations.

(A) Dyscalculia

(B) Dyslexia

(C) Dysgraphia

(D) Autism

Check Correct Answer & Solution

208. Lev Vygotsky proposed that learning:

(A) is a social activity

(B) happens through repeated drill and recall

(C) occurs through the process of conditioning

(D) occurs independent of development

Check Correct Answer & Solution

209. Assessment for learning should focus on:

(A) learning for exams

(B) conceptual understanding

(C) mechanical practice

(D) recall and reproduction

Check Correct Answer & Solution

210. Teachers should encourage students to become ................. motivated learners and set ................. goals.

(A) intrinsically, mastery oriented

(B) intrinsically, performance oriented

(C) extrinsically, mastery oriented

(D) extrinsically, performance oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

211. Which of the following promotes critical and creative thinking in children?

(A) How many states and how many capitals are there in your country?

(B) What is the name of your country and its geographical location on the map?

(C) Where does water come from in your city?

(D) Which can be the best way to save water and why?

Check Correct Answer & Solution

212. What does inclusive education entail?

(A) Providing only vocational education to learners with special needs

(B) Flexibility in the curriculum as a result of recognition of individual differences

(C) Segregation and categorisation of students on the basis of their abilities

(D) Standard curriculum for all learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

213. Students struggling with dyslexia can be taught

(A) through use of strict punishment to ensure corrective reading

(B) through systematic phonological training

(C) by providing higher grade level reading texts

(D) by encouraging them to study in multiple distractions

Check Correct Answer & Solution

214. Which of the following views about intelligence supports the respectful consideration of diversity among learners?

(A) IQ tests are the only measure of intelligence

(B) Intelligence is multidimensional and can change over time

(C) Intelligence is not influenced by genetic factors

(D) Intelligence is not influenced by environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

215. Developmental changes in children are

(A) universal taking place at the same pace across cultures

(B) unidimensional and linear

(C) a complex interaction between hereditary and environmental factors

(D) irreversible and proceed from toe to head

Check Correct Answer & Solution

216. According to Jean Piaget cognitive development is facilitated by the process of

(A) adaptation

(B) reinforcement

(C) rehearsal

(D) algorithm

Check Correct Answer & Solution

217. According to Lev Vygotsky, which of the following is an important activity to enable children to learn?

(A) Dialogue

(B) Lecture

(C) Punishment

(D) Rewards

Check Correct Answer & Solution

218. In a progressive classroom, learning is

(A) individualistic and passive

(B) active and social in character

(C) examination oriented

(D) textbook oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

219. What does inclusion in education imply?

(A) Placement of specially abled children in special schools

(B) Provision of quality education to all children

(C) Placement of gifted children in special schools

(D) Provision of separate sections for special children in an inclusive set-up

Check Correct Answer & Solution

220. According to Piaget and Vygotsky learning takes place through

(A) imitation

(B) passive learning

(C) conditioning and reinforcement

(D) active engagement of learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

221. Which of the following statements is/are correct regarding child development?

I. A child's cognitive and social development depends only on the environment

II. Heredity is the only factor influential for the development of a child

III. Heredity and environment are interrelated in the development of a child

IV. The relative effects of heredity and environment vary in different areas of child development.

Codes:

(A) II and IV

(B) Only II

(C) III and IV

(D) I and IV

Check Correct Answer & Solution

222. A student has difficulty in sustaining his/her attention for long time and becomes restless and cannot sit still. These characteristics hint towards which form of disability?

(A) Autism

(B) Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

(C) Dyslexia

(D) Locomotor disability

Check Correct Answer & Solution

223. Which one of the following optimises motivation to learn?

(A) Tendency to choose very easy or difficult goals

(B) Personal satisfaction in meeting targets

(C) Extrinsic factors

(D) Motivation to avoid failure

Check Correct Answer & Solution

224. Formation of alternative conception among the children

(A) should be strongly discouraged by the teachers

(B) should be ignored by the teachers

(C) is a natural occurrence found not only among the children but also among adults

(D) is a definitive indicative of the children's low mental comprehension

Check Correct Answer & Solution

225. Jean Piaget gave importance to ........... in the process of learning.

(A) Readiness to learn

(B) Negative reinforcement

(C) Competitive feeling

(D) Functional fixedness

Check Correct Answer & Solution

226. Concept of inclusion requires

(A) respect of diversity and individual differences

(B) standardised testing for assessment

(C) teacher-centred pedagogy

(D) labelling and segregation of students

Check Correct Answer & Solution

227. Pace of learning is

(A) dependent solely on personal factors

(B) dependent solely on environmental factors

(C) independent of both personal and environmental factors

(D) dependent on interaction of personal and environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

228. The rate of development of each child

(A) is determined at the time of conception and the environment does not play much role in it

(B) unfolds a dynamic manner through the interaction of heredity and environment

(C) can be accurately predicted by looking at the developmental milestones

(D) cannot be predicted at all since it happens in a random manner

Check Correct Answer & Solution

229. According to Lev Vygotsky's theory the teachers should ................. to enable the child to learn meaningfully.

(A) Provide scaffolding

(B) Ensure conditioning

(C) Offer rewards

(D) Give punishment

Check Correct Answer & Solution

230. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): Teachers should use standardised IQ tests to measure children's intelligence.

Reason (R): Standardised IQ tests can predict intelligence accurately.

Choose the correct option:

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

231. What is creativity?

(A) Ability to create or discover something that is novel

(B) Ability to repetitively perform an action without being bored

(C) Ability to rote memorise sequences of numbers

(D) Ability to do convergent thinking

Check Correct Answer & Solution

232. What should be the sequence of introduction of new concepts to children?

(A) Unknown to known

(B) Higher order to lower order

(C) Simple to complex

(D) Abstract to concrete

Check Correct Answer & Solution

233. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): A child has to have some neuromotor maturation as he learns to catch a ball.

Reason (R): Learning is dependent upon development.

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

234. According to Jean Piaget, children learn meaningfully:

(A) through the process of conditioning of stimuli and response

(B) when offered rewards and punishment

(C) when adults take control and provide explanation

(D) through self-initiated activity and discovery

Check Correct Answer & Solution

235. In a progressive classroom, the curriculum is:

(A) rigid and highly structured without giving any autonomy to the child

(B) organised into fragmented subjects with no correlation amongst them

(C) organised according to the capabilities and interests of the children

(D) presented in disconnected chunks of information

Check Correct Answer & Solution

236. A teacher tells the boys in a co-education class that "Do not take up home science in co-curricular activities, because you are not girl". This would encourage:

(A) gender equity

(B) gender stereotyping

(C) gender role flexibility

(D) gender equality

Check Correct Answer & Solution

237. Students struggling with ................. often face difficulties in mathematical concepts and computations.

(A) Dyscalculia

(B) Dyslexia

(C) Dysgraphia

(D) Autism

Check Correct Answer & Solution

238. Lev Vygotsky proposed that learning:

(A) is a social activity

(B) happens through repeated drill and recall

(C) occurs through the process of conditioning

(D) occurs independent of development

Check Correct Answer & Solution

239. Assessment for learning should focus on:

(A) learning for exams

(B) conceptual understanding

(C) mechanical practice

(D) recall and reproduction

Check Correct Answer & Solution

240. Teachers should encourage students to become ................. motivated learners and set ................. goals.

(A) intrinsically, mastery oriented

(B) intrinsically, performance oriented

(C) extrinsically, mastery oriented

(D) extrinsically, performance oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

241. Which of the following promotes critical and creative thinking in children?

(A) How many states and how many capitals are there in your country?

(B) What is the name of your country and its geographical location on the map?

(C) Where does water come from in your city?

(D) Which can be the best way to save water and why?

Check Correct Answer & Solution

242. What does inclusive education entail?

(A) Providing only vocational education to learners with special needs

(B) Flexibility in the curriculum as a result of recognition of individual differences

(C) Segregation and categorisation of students on the basis of their abilities

(D) Standard curriculum for all learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

243. Students struggling with dyslexia can be taught

(A) through use of strict punishment to ensure corrective reading

(B) through systematic phonological training

(C) by providing higher grade level reading texts

(D) by encouraging them to study in multiple distractions

Check Correct Answer & Solution

244. Which of the following views about intelligence supports the respectful consideration of diversity among learners?

(A) IQ tests are the only measure of intelligence

(B) Intelligence is multidimensional and can change over time

(C) Intelligence is not influenced by genetic factors

(D) Intelligence is not influenced by environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

245. Developmental changes in children are

(A) universal taking place at the same pace across cultures

(B) unidimensional and linear

(C) a complex interaction between hereditary and environmental factors

(D) irreversible and proceed from toe to head

Check Correct Answer & Solution

246. According to Jean Piaget cognitive development is facilitated by the process of

(A) adaptation

(B) reinforcement

(C) rehearsal

(D) algorithm

Check Correct Answer & Solution

247. According to Lev Vygotsky, which of the following is an important activity to enable children to learn?

(A) Dialogue

(B) Lecture

(C) Punishment

(D) Rewards

Check Correct Answer & Solution

248. In a progressive classroom, learning is

(A) individualistic and passive

(B) active and social in character

(C) examination oriented

(D) textbook oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

249. What does inclusion in education imply?

(A) Placement of specially abled children in special schools

(B) Provision of quality education to all children

(C) Placement of gifted children in special schools

(D) Provision of separate sections for special children in an inclusive set-up

Check Correct Answer & Solution

250. According to Piaget and Vygotsky learning takes place through

(A) imitation

(B) passive learning

(C) conditioning and reinforcement

(D) active engagement of learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

251. Which of the following statements is/are correct regarding child development?

I. A child's cognitive and social development depends only on the environment

II. Heredity is the only factor influential for the development of a child

III. Heredity and environment are interrelated in the development of a child

IV. The relative effects of heredity and environment vary in different areas of child development.

Codes:

(A) II and IV

(B) Only II

(C) III and IV

(D) I and IV

Check Correct Answer & Solution

252. A student has difficulty in sustaining his/her attention for long time and becomes restless and cannot sit still. These characteristics hint towards which form of disability?

(A) Autism

(B) Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

(C) Dyslexia

(D) Locomotor disability

Check Correct Answer & Solution

253. Which one of the following optimises motivation to learn?

(A) Tendency to choose very easy or difficult goals

(B) Personal satisfaction in meeting targets

(C) Extrinsic factors

(D) Motivation to avoid failure

Check Correct Answer & Solution

254. Formation of alternative conception among the children

(A) should be strongly discouraged by the teachers

(B) should be ignored by the teachers

(C) is a natural occurrence found not only among the children but also among adults

(D) is a definitive indicative of the children's low mental comprehension

Check Correct Answer & Solution

255. Jean Piaget gave importance to ........... in the process of learning.

(A) Readiness to learn

(B) Negative reinforcement

(C) Competitive feeling

(D) Functional fixedness

Check Correct Answer & Solution

256. Concept of inclusion requires

(A) respect of diversity and individual differences

(B) standardised testing for assessment

(C) teacher-centred pedagogy

(D) labelling and segregation of students

Check Correct Answer & Solution

257. Pace of learning is

(A) dependent solely on personal factors

(B) dependent solely on environmental factors

(C) independent of both personal and environmental factors

(D) dependent on interaction of personal and environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

258. The rate of development of each child

(A) is determined at the time of conception and the environment does not play much role in it

(B) unfolds a dynamic manner through the interaction of heredity and environment

(C) can be accurately predicted by looking at the developmental milestones

(D) cannot be predicted at all since it happens in a random manner

Check Correct Answer & Solution

259. According to Lev Vygotsky's theory the teachers should ................. to enable the child to learn meaningfully.

(A) Provide scaffolding

(B) Ensure conditioning

(C) Offer rewards

(D) Give punishment

Check Correct Answer & Solution

260. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): Teachers should use standardised IQ tests to measure children's intelligence.

Reason (R): Standardised IQ tests can predict intelligence accurately.

Choose the correct option:

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

261. What is creativity?

(A) Ability to create or discover something that is novel

(B) Ability to repetitively perform an action without being bored

(C) Ability to rote memorise sequences of numbers

(D) Ability to do convergent thinking

Check Correct Answer & Solution

262. What should be the sequence of introduction of new concepts to children?

(A) Unknown to known

(B) Higher order to lower order

(C) Simple to complex

(D) Abstract to concrete

Check Correct Answer & Solution

263. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): A child has to have some neuromotor maturation as he learns to catch a ball.

Reason (R): Learning is dependent upon development.

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

264. According to Jean Piaget, children learn meaningfully:

(A) through the process of conditioning of stimuli and response

(B) when offered rewards and punishment

(C) when adults take control and provide explanation

(D) through self-initiated activity and discovery

Check Correct Answer & Solution

265. In a progressive classroom, the curriculum is:

(A) rigid and highly structured without giving any autonomy to the child

(B) organised into fragmented subjects with no correlation amongst them

(C) organised according to the capabilities and interests of the children

(D) presented in disconnected chunks of information

Check Correct Answer & Solution

266. A teacher tells the boys in a co-education class that "Do not take up home science in co-curricular activities, because you are not girl". This would encourage:

(A) gender equity

(B) gender stereotyping

(C) gender role flexibility

(D) gender equality

Check Correct Answer & Solution

267. Students struggling with ................. often face difficulties in mathematical concepts and computations.

(A) Dyscalculia

(B) Dyslexia

(C) Dysgraphia

(D) Autism

Check Correct Answer & Solution

268. Lev Vygotsky proposed that learning:

(A) is a social activity

(B) happens through repeated drill and recall

(C) occurs through the process of conditioning

(D) occurs independent of development

Check Correct Answer & Solution

269. Assessment for learning should focus on:

(A) learning for exams

(B) conceptual understanding

(C) mechanical practice

(D) recall and reproduction

Check Correct Answer & Solution

270. Teachers should encourage students to become ................. motivated learners and set ................. goals.

(A) intrinsically, mastery oriented

(B) intrinsically, performance oriented

(C) extrinsically, mastery oriented

(D) extrinsically, performance oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

271. Which of the following promotes critical and creative thinking in children?

(A) How many states and how many capitals are there in your country?

(B) What is the name of your country and its geographical location on the map?

(C) Where does water come from in your city?

(D) Which can be the best way to save water and why?

Check Correct Answer & Solution

272. What does inclusive education entail?

(A) Providing only vocational education to learners with special needs

(B) Flexibility in the curriculum as a result of recognition of individual differences

(C) Segregation and categorisation of students on the basis of their abilities

(D) Standard curriculum for all learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

273. Students struggling with dyslexia can be taught

(A) through use of strict punishment to ensure corrective reading

(B) through systematic phonological training

(C) by providing higher grade level reading texts

(D) by encouraging them to study in multiple distractions

Check Correct Answer & Solution

274. Which of the following views about intelligence supports the respectful consideration of diversity among learners?

(A) IQ tests are the only measure of intelligence

(B) Intelligence is multidimensional and can change over time

(C) Intelligence is not influenced by genetic factors

(D) Intelligence is not influenced by environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

275. Developmental changes in children are

(A) universal taking place at the same pace across cultures

(B) unidimensional and linear

(C) a complex interaction between hereditary and environmental factors

(D) irreversible and proceed from toe to head

Check Correct Answer & Solution

276. According to Jean Piaget cognitive development is facilitated by the process of

(A) adaptation

(B) reinforcement

(C) rehearsal

(D) algorithm

Check Correct Answer & Solution

277. According to Lev Vygotsky, which of the following is an important activity to enable children to learn?

(A) Dialogue

(B) Lecture

(C) Punishment

(D) Rewards

Check Correct Answer & Solution

278. In a progressive classroom, learning is

(A) individualistic and passive

(B) active and social in character

(C) examination oriented

(D) textbook oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

279. What does inclusion in education imply?

(A) Placement of specially abled children in special schools

(B) Provision of quality education to all children

(C) Placement of gifted children in special schools

(D) Provision of separate sections for special children in an inclusive set-up

Check Correct Answer & Solution

280. According to Piaget and Vygotsky learning takes place through

(A) imitation

(B) passive learning

(C) conditioning and reinforcement

(D) active engagement of learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

281. Which of the following statements is/are correct regarding child development?

I. A child's cognitive and social development depends only on the environment

II. Heredity is the only factor influential for the development of a child

III. Heredity and environment are interrelated in the development of a child

IV. The relative effects of heredity and environment vary in different areas of child development.

Codes:

(A) II and IV

(B) Only II

(C) III and IV

(D) I and IV

Check Correct Answer & Solution

282. A student has difficulty in sustaining his/her attention for long time and becomes restless and cannot sit still. These characteristics hint towards which form of disability?

(A) Autism

(B) Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

(C) Dyslexia

(D) Locomotor disability

Check Correct Answer & Solution

283. Which one of the following optimises motivation to learn?

(A) Tendency to choose very easy or difficult goals

(B) Personal satisfaction in meeting targets

(C) Extrinsic factors

(D) Motivation to avoid failure

Check Correct Answer & Solution

284. Formation of alternative conception among the children

(A) should be strongly discouraged by the teachers

(B) should be ignored by the teachers

(C) is a natural occurrence found not only among the children but also among adults

(D) is a definitive indicative of the children's low mental comprehension

Check Correct Answer & Solution

285. Jean Piaget gave importance to ........... in the process of learning.

(A) Readiness to learn

(B) Negative reinforcement

(C) Competitive feeling

(D) Functional fixedness

Check Correct Answer & Solution

286. Concept of inclusion requires

(A) respect of diversity and individual differences

(B) standardised testing for assessment

(C) teacher-centred pedagogy

(D) labelling and segregation of students

Check Correct Answer & Solution

287. Pace of learning is

(A) dependent solely on personal factors

(B) dependent solely on environmental factors

(C) independent of both personal and environmental factors

(D) dependent on interaction of personal and environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

288. The rate of development of each child

(A) is determined at the time of conception and the environment does not play much role in it

(B) unfolds a dynamic manner through the interaction of heredity and environment

(C) can be accurately predicted by looking at the developmental milestones

(D) cannot be predicted at all since it happens in a random manner

Check Correct Answer & Solution

289. According to Lev Vygotsky's theory the teachers should ................. to enable the child to learn meaningfully.

(A) Provide scaffolding

(B) Ensure conditioning

(C) Offer rewards

(D) Give punishment

Check Correct Answer & Solution

290. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): Teachers should use standardised IQ tests to measure children's intelligence.

Reason (R): Standardised IQ tests can predict intelligence accurately.

Choose the correct option:

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

291. What is creativity?

(A) Ability to create or discover something that is novel

(B) Ability to repetitively perform an action without being bored

(C) Ability to rote memorise sequences of numbers

(D) Ability to do convergent thinking

Check Correct Answer & Solution

292. What should be the sequence of introduction of new concepts to children?

(A) Unknown to known

(B) Higher order to lower order

(C) Simple to complex

(D) Abstract to concrete

Check Correct Answer & Solution

293. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): A child has to have some neuromotor maturation as he learns to catch a ball.

Reason (R): Learning is dependent upon development.

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

294. According to Jean Piaget, children learn meaningfully:

(A) through the process of conditioning of stimuli and response

(B) when offered rewards and punishment

(C) when adults take control and provide explanation

(D) through self-initiated activity and discovery

Check Correct Answer & Solution

295. In a progressive classroom, the curriculum is:

(A) rigid and highly structured without giving any autonomy to the child

(B) organised into fragmented subjects with no correlation amongst them

(C) organised according to the capabilities and interests of the children

(D) presented in disconnected chunks of information

Check Correct Answer & Solution

296. A teacher tells the boys in a co-education class that "Do not take up home science in co-curricular activities, because you are not girl". This would encourage:

(A) gender equity

(B) gender stereotyping

(C) gender role flexibility

(D) gender equality

Check Correct Answer & Solution

297. Students struggling with ................. often face difficulties in mathematical concepts and computations.

(A) Dyscalculia

(B) Dyslexia

(C) Dysgraphia

(D) Autism

Check Correct Answer & Solution

298. Lev Vygotsky proposed that learning:

(A) is a social activity

(B) happens through repeated drill and recall

(C) occurs through the process of conditioning

(D) occurs independent of development

Check Correct Answer & Solution

299. Assessment for learning should focus on:

(A) learning for exams

(B) conceptual understanding

(C) mechanical practice

(D) recall and reproduction

Check Correct Answer & Solution

300. Teachers should encourage students to become ................. motivated learners and set ................. goals.

(A) intrinsically, mastery oriented

(B) intrinsically, performance oriented

(C) extrinsically, mastery oriented

(D) extrinsically, performance oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

301. Which of the following promotes critical and creative thinking in children?

(A) How many states and how many capitals are there in your country?

(B) What is the name of your country and its geographical location on the map?

(C) Where does water come from in your city?

(D) Which can be the best way to save water and why?

Check Correct Answer & Solution

302. What does inclusive education entail?

(A) Providing only vocational education to learners with special needs

(B) Flexibility in the curriculum as a result of recognition of individual differences

(C) Segregation and categorisation of students on the basis of their abilities

(D) Standard curriculum for all learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

303. Students struggling with dyslexia can be taught

(A) through use of strict punishment to ensure corrective reading

(B) through systematic phonological training

(C) by providing higher grade level reading texts

(D) by encouraging them to study in multiple distractions

Check Correct Answer & Solution

304. Which of the following views about intelligence supports the respectful consideration of diversity among learners?

(A) IQ tests are the only measure of intelligence

(B) Intelligence is multidimensional and can change over time

(C) Intelligence is not influenced by genetic factors

(D) Intelligence is not influenced by environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

305. Developmental changes in children are

(A) universal taking place at the same pace across cultures

(B) unidimensional and linear

(C) a complex interaction between hereditary and environmental factors

(D) irreversible and proceed from toe to head

Check Correct Answer & Solution

306. According to Jean Piaget cognitive development is facilitated by the process of

(A) adaptation

(B) reinforcement

(C) rehearsal

(D) algorithm

Check Correct Answer & Solution

307. According to Lev Vygotsky, which of the following is an important activity to enable children to learn?

(A) Dialogue

(B) Lecture

(C) Punishment

(D) Rewards

Check Correct Answer & Solution

308. In a progressive classroom, learning is

(A) individualistic and passive

(B) active and social in character

(C) examination oriented

(D) textbook oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

309. What does inclusion in education imply?

(A) Placement of specially abled children in special schools

(B) Provision of quality education to all children

(C) Placement of gifted children in special schools

(D) Provision of separate sections for special children in an inclusive set-up

Check Correct Answer & Solution

310. According to Piaget and Vygotsky learning takes place through

(A) imitation

(B) passive learning

(C) conditioning and reinforcement

(D) active engagement of learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

311. Which of the following statements is/are correct regarding child development?

I. A child's cognitive and social development depends only on the environment

II. Heredity is the only factor influential for the development of a child

III. Heredity and environment are interrelated in the development of a child

IV. The relative effects of heredity and environment vary in different areas of child development.

Codes:

(A) II and IV

(B) Only II

(C) III and IV

(D) I and IV

Check Correct Answer & Solution

312. A student has difficulty in sustaining his/her attention for long time and becomes restless and cannot sit still. These characteristics hint towards which form of disability?

(A) Autism

(B) Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

(C) Dyslexia

(D) Locomotor disability

Check Correct Answer & Solution

313. Which one of the following optimises motivation to learn?

(A) Tendency to choose very easy or difficult goals

(B) Personal satisfaction in meeting targets

(C) Extrinsic factors

(D) Motivation to avoid failure

Check Correct Answer & Solution

314. Formation of alternative conception among the children

(A) should be strongly discouraged by the teachers

(B) should be ignored by the teachers

(C) is a natural occurrence found not only among the children but also among adults

(D) is a definitive indicative of the children's low mental comprehension

Check Correct Answer & Solution

315. Jean Piaget gave importance to ........... in the process of learning.

(A) Readiness to learn

(B) Negative reinforcement

(C) Competitive feeling

(D) Functional fixedness

Check Correct Answer & Solution

316. Concept of inclusion requires

(A) respect of diversity and individual differences

(B) standardised testing for assessment

(C) teacher-centred pedagogy

(D) labelling and segregation of students

Check Correct Answer & Solution

317. Pace of learning is

(A) dependent solely on personal factors

(B) dependent solely on environmental factors

(C) independent of both personal and environmental factors

(D) dependent on interaction of personal and environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

318. The rate of development of each child

(A) is determined at the time of conception and the environment does not play much role in it

(B) unfolds a dynamic manner through the interaction of heredity and environment

(C) can be accurately predicted by looking at the developmental milestones

(D) cannot be predicted at all since it happens in a random manner

Check Correct Answer & Solution

319. According to Lev Vygotsky's theory the teachers should ................. to enable the child to learn meaningfully.

(A) Provide scaffolding

(B) Ensure conditioning

(C) Offer rewards

(D) Give punishment

Check Correct Answer & Solution

320. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): Teachers should use standardised IQ tests to measure children's intelligence.

Reason (R): Standardised IQ tests can predict intelligence accurately.

Choose the correct option:

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

321. What is creativity?

(A) Ability to create or discover something that is novel

(B) Ability to repetitively perform an action without being bored

(C) Ability to rote memorise sequences of numbers

(D) Ability to do convergent thinking

Check Correct Answer & Solution

322. What should be the sequence of introduction of new concepts to children?

(A) Unknown to known

(B) Higher order to lower order

(C) Simple to complex

(D) Abstract to concrete

Check Correct Answer & Solution

323. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): A child has to have some neuromotor maturation as he learns to catch a ball.

Reason (R): Learning is dependent upon development.

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

324. According to Jean Piaget, children learn meaningfully:

(A) through the process of conditioning of stimuli and response

(B) when offered rewards and punishment

(C) when adults take control and provide explanation

(D) through self-initiated activity and discovery

Check Correct Answer & Solution

325. In a progressive classroom, the curriculum is:

(A) rigid and highly structured without giving any autonomy to the child

(B) organised into fragmented subjects with no correlation amongst them

(C) organised according to the capabilities and interests of the children

(D) presented in disconnected chunks of information

Check Correct Answer & Solution

326. A teacher tells the boys in a co-education class that "Do not take up home science in co-curricular activities, because you are not girl". This would encourage:

(A) gender equity

(B) gender stereotyping

(C) gender role flexibility

(D) gender equality

Check Correct Answer & Solution

327. Students struggling with ................. often face difficulties in mathematical concepts and computations.

(A) Dyscalculia

(B) Dyslexia

(C) Dysgraphia

(D) Autism

Check Correct Answer & Solution

328. Lev Vygotsky proposed that learning:

(A) is a social activity

(B) happens through repeated drill and recall

(C) occurs through the process of conditioning

(D) occurs independent of development

Check Correct Answer & Solution

329. Assessment for learning should focus on:

(A) learning for exams

(B) conceptual understanding

(C) mechanical practice

(D) recall and reproduction

Check Correct Answer & Solution

330. Teachers should encourage students to become ................. motivated learners and set ................. goals.

(A) intrinsically, mastery oriented

(B) intrinsically, performance oriented

(C) extrinsically, mastery oriented

(D) extrinsically, performance oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

331. Which of the following promotes critical and creative thinking in children?

(A) How many states and how many capitals are there in your country?

(B) What is the name of your country and its geographical location on the map?

(C) Where does water come from in your city?

(D) Which can be the best way to save water and why?

Check Correct Answer & Solution

332. What does inclusive education entail?

(A) Providing only vocational education to learners with special needs

(B) Flexibility in the curriculum as a result of recognition of individual differences

(C) Segregation and categorisation of students on the basis of their abilities

(D) Standard curriculum for all learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

333. Students struggling with dyslexia can be taught

(A) through use of strict punishment to ensure corrective reading

(B) through systematic phonological training

(C) by providing higher grade level reading texts

(D) by encouraging them to study in multiple distractions

Check Correct Answer & Solution

334. Which of the following views about intelligence supports the respectful consideration of diversity among learners?

(A) IQ tests are the only measure of intelligence

(B) Intelligence is multidimensional and can change over time

(C) Intelligence is not influenced by genetic factors

(D) Intelligence is not influenced by environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

335. Developmental changes in children are

(A) universal taking place at the same pace across cultures

(B) unidimensional and linear

(C) a complex interaction between hereditary and environmental factors

(D) irreversible and proceed from toe to head

Check Correct Answer & Solution

336. According to Jean Piaget cognitive development is facilitated by the process of

(A) adaptation

(B) reinforcement

(C) rehearsal

(D) algorithm

Check Correct Answer & Solution

337. According to Lev Vygotsky, which of the following is an important activity to enable children to learn?

(A) Dialogue

(B) Lecture

(C) Punishment

(D) Rewards

Check Correct Answer & Solution

338. In a progressive classroom, learning is

(A) individualistic and passive

(B) active and social in character

(C) examination oriented

(D) textbook oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

339. What does inclusion in education imply?

(A) Placement of specially abled children in special schools

(B) Provision of quality education to all children

(C) Placement of gifted children in special schools

(D) Provision of separate sections for special children in an inclusive set-up

Check Correct Answer & Solution

340. According to Piaget and Vygotsky learning takes place through

(A) imitation

(B) passive learning

(C) conditioning and reinforcement

(D) active engagement of learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

341. Which of the following statements is/are correct regarding child development?

I. A child's cognitive and social development depends only on the environment

II. Heredity is the only factor influential for the development of a child

III. Heredity and environment are interrelated in the development of a child

IV. The relative effects of heredity and environment vary in different areas of child development.

Codes:

(A) II and IV

(B) Only II

(C) III and IV

(D) I and IV

Check Correct Answer & Solution

342. A student has difficulty in sustaining his/her attention for long time and becomes restless and cannot sit still. These characteristics hint towards which form of disability?

(A) Autism

(B) Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

(C) Dyslexia

(D) Locomotor disability

Check Correct Answer & Solution

343. Which one of the following optimises motivation to learn?

(A) Tendency to choose very easy or difficult goals

(B) Personal satisfaction in meeting targets

(C) Extrinsic factors

(D) Motivation to avoid failure

Check Correct Answer & Solution

344. Formation of alternative conception among the children

(A) should be strongly discouraged by the teachers

(B) should be ignored by the teachers

(C) is a natural occurrence found not only among the children but also among adults

(D) is a definitive indicative of the children's low mental comprehension

Check Correct Answer & Solution

345. Jean Piaget gave importance to ........... in the process of learning.

(A) Readiness to learn

(B) Negative reinforcement

(C) Competitive feeling

(D) Functional fixedness

Check Correct Answer & Solution

346. Concept of inclusion requires

(A) respect of diversity and individual differences

(B) standardised testing for assessment

(C) teacher-centred pedagogy

(D) labelling and segregation of students

Check Correct Answer & Solution

347. Pace of learning is

(A) dependent solely on personal factors

(B) dependent solely on environmental factors

(C) independent of both personal and environmental factors

(D) dependent on interaction of personal and environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

348. The rate of development of each child

(A) is determined at the time of conception and the environment does not play much role in it

(B) unfolds a dynamic manner through the interaction of heredity and environment

(C) can be accurately predicted by looking at the developmental milestones

(D) cannot be predicted at all since it happens in a random manner

Check Correct Answer & Solution

349. According to Lev Vygotsky's theory the teachers should ................. to enable the child to learn meaningfully.

(A) Provide scaffolding

(B) Ensure conditioning

(C) Offer rewards

(D) Give punishment

Check Correct Answer & Solution

350. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): Teachers should use standardised IQ tests to measure children's intelligence.

Reason (R): Standardised IQ tests can predict intelligence accurately.

Choose the correct option:

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

351. What is creativity?

(A) Ability to create or discover something that is novel

(B) Ability to repetitively perform an action without being bored

(C) Ability to rote memorise sequences of numbers

(D) Ability to do convergent thinking

Check Correct Answer & Solution

352. What should be the sequence of introduction of new concepts to children?

(A) Unknown to known

(B) Higher order to lower order

(C) Simple to complex

(D) Abstract to concrete

Check Correct Answer & Solution

353. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): A child has to have some neuromotor maturation as he learns to catch a ball.

Reason (R): Learning is dependent upon development.

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

354. According to Jean Piaget, children learn meaningfully:

(A) through the process of conditioning of stimuli and response

(B) when offered rewards and punishment

(C) when adults take control and provide explanation

(D) through self-initiated activity and discovery

Check Correct Answer & Solution

355. In a progressive classroom, the curriculum is:

(A) rigid and highly structured without giving any autonomy to the child

(B) organised into fragmented subjects with no correlation amongst them

(C) organised according to the capabilities and interests of the children

(D) presented in disconnected chunks of information

Check Correct Answer & Solution

356. A teacher tells the boys in a co-education class that "Do not take up home science in co-curricular activities, because you are not girl". This would encourage:

(A) gender equity

(B) gender stereotyping

(C) gender role flexibility

(D) gender equality

Check Correct Answer & Solution

357. Students struggling with ................. often face difficulties in mathematical concepts and computations.

(A) Dyscalculia

(B) Dyslexia

(C) Dysgraphia

(D) Autism

Check Correct Answer & Solution

358. Lev Vygotsky proposed that learning:

(A) is a social activity

(B) happens through repeated drill and recall

(C) occurs through the process of conditioning

(D) occurs independent of development

Check Correct Answer & Solution

359. Assessment for learning should focus on:

(A) learning for exams

(B) conceptual understanding

(C) mechanical practice

(D) recall and reproduction

Check Correct Answer & Solution

360. Teachers should encourage students to become ................. motivated learners and set ................. goals.

(A) intrinsically, mastery oriented

(B) intrinsically, performance oriented

(C) extrinsically, mastery oriented

(D) extrinsically, performance oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

361. Which of the following promotes critical and creative thinking in children?

(A) How many states and how many capitals are there in your country?

(B) What is the name of your country and its geographical location on the map?

(C) Where does water come from in your city?

(D) Which can be the best way to save water and why?

Check Correct Answer & Solution

362. What does inclusive education entail?

(A) Providing only vocational education to learners with special needs

(B) Flexibility in the curriculum as a result of recognition of individual differences

(C) Segregation and categorisation of students on the basis of their abilities

(D) Standard curriculum for all learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

363. Students struggling with dyslexia can be taught

(A) through use of strict punishment to ensure corrective reading

(B) through systematic phonological training

(C) by providing higher grade level reading texts

(D) by encouraging them to study in multiple distractions

Check Correct Answer & Solution

364. Which of the following views about intelligence supports the respectful consideration of diversity among learners?

(A) IQ tests are the only measure of intelligence

(B) Intelligence is multidimensional and can change over time

(C) Intelligence is not influenced by genetic factors

(D) Intelligence is not influenced by environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

365. Developmental changes in children are

(A) universal taking place at the same pace across cultures

(B) unidimensional and linear

(C) a complex interaction between hereditary and environmental factors

(D) irreversible and proceed from toe to head

Check Correct Answer & Solution

366. According to Jean Piaget cognitive development is facilitated by the process of

(A) adaptation

(B) reinforcement

(C) rehearsal

(D) algorithm

Check Correct Answer & Solution

367. According to Lev Vygotsky, which of the following is an important activity to enable children to learn?

(A) Dialogue

(B) Lecture

(C) Punishment

(D) Rewards

Check Correct Answer & Solution

368. In a progressive classroom, learning is

(A) individualistic and passive

(B) active and social in character

(C) examination oriented

(D) textbook oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

369. What does inclusion in education imply?

(A) Placement of specially abled children in special schools

(B) Provision of quality education to all children

(C) Placement of gifted children in special schools

(D) Provision of separate sections for special children in an inclusive set-up

Check Correct Answer & Solution

370. According to Piaget and Vygotsky learning takes place through

(A) imitation

(B) passive learning

(C) conditioning and reinforcement

(D) active engagement of learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

371. Which of the following statements is/are correct regarding child development?

I. A child's cognitive and social development depends only on the environment

II. Heredity is the only factor influential for the development of a child

III. Heredity and environment are interrelated in the development of a child

IV. The relative effects of heredity and environment vary in different areas of child development.

Codes:

(A) II and IV

(B) Only II

(C) III and IV

(D) I and IV

Check Correct Answer & Solution

372. A student has difficulty in sustaining his/her attention for long time and becomes restless and cannot sit still. These characteristics hint towards which form of disability?

(A) Autism

(B) Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

(C) Dyslexia

(D) Locomotor disability

Check Correct Answer & Solution

373. Which one of the following optimises motivation to learn?

(A) Tendency to choose very easy or difficult goals

(B) Personal satisfaction in meeting targets

(C) Extrinsic factors

(D) Motivation to avoid failure

Check Correct Answer & Solution

374. Formation of alternative conception among the children

(A) should be strongly discouraged by the teachers

(B) should be ignored by the teachers

(C) is a natural occurrence found not only among the children but also among adults

(D) is a definitive indicative of the children's low mental comprehension

Check Correct Answer & Solution

375. Jean Piaget gave importance to ........... in the process of learning.

(A) Readiness to learn

(B) Negative reinforcement

(C) Competitive feeling

(D) Functional fixedness

Check Correct Answer & Solution

376. Concept of inclusion requires

(A) respect of diversity and individual differences

(B) standardised testing for assessment

(C) teacher-centred pedagogy

(D) labelling and segregation of students

Check Correct Answer & Solution

377. Pace of learning is

(A) dependent solely on personal factors

(B) dependent solely on environmental factors

(C) independent of both personal and environmental factors

(D) dependent on interaction of personal and environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

378. The rate of development of each child

(A) is determined at the time of conception and the environment does not play much role in it

(B) unfolds a dynamic manner through the interaction of heredity and environment

(C) can be accurately predicted by looking at the developmental milestones

(D) cannot be predicted at all since it happens in a random manner

Check Correct Answer & Solution

379. According to Lev Vygotsky's theory the teachers should ................. to enable the child to learn meaningfully.

(A) Provide scaffolding

(B) Ensure conditioning

(C) Offer rewards

(D) Give punishment

Check Correct Answer & Solution

380. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): Teachers should use standardised IQ tests to measure children's intelligence.

Reason (R): Standardised IQ tests can predict intelligence accurately.

Choose the correct option:

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

381. What is creativity?

(A) Ability to create or discover something that is novel

(B) Ability to repetitively perform an action without being bored

(C) Ability to rote memorise sequences of numbers

(D) Ability to do convergent thinking

Check Correct Answer & Solution

382. What should be the sequence of introduction of new concepts to children?

(A) Unknown to known

(B) Higher order to lower order

(C) Simple to complex

(D) Abstract to concrete

Check Correct Answer & Solution

383. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): A child has to have some neuromotor maturation as he learns to catch a ball.

Reason (R): Learning is dependent upon development.

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

384. According to Jean Piaget, children learn meaningfully:

(A) through the process of conditioning of stimuli and response

(B) when offered rewards and punishment

(C) when adults take control and provide explanation

(D) through self-initiated activity and discovery

Check Correct Answer & Solution

385. In a progressive classroom, the curriculum is:

(A) rigid and highly structured without giving any autonomy to the child

(B) organised into fragmented subjects with no correlation amongst them

(C) organised according to the capabilities and interests of the children

(D) presented in disconnected chunks of information

Check Correct Answer & Solution

386. A teacher tells the boys in a co-education class that "Do not take up home science in co-curricular activities, because you are not girl". This would encourage:

(A) gender equity

(B) gender stereotyping

(C) gender role flexibility

(D) gender equality

Check Correct Answer & Solution

387. Students struggling with ................. often face difficulties in mathematical concepts and computations.

(A) Dyscalculia

(B) Dyslexia

(C) Dysgraphia

(D) Autism

Check Correct Answer & Solution

388. Lev Vygotsky proposed that learning:

(A) is a social activity

(B) happens through repeated drill and recall

(C) occurs through the process of conditioning

(D) occurs independent of development

Check Correct Answer & Solution

389. Assessment for learning should focus on:

(A) learning for exams

(B) conceptual understanding

(C) mechanical practice

(D) recall and reproduction

Check Correct Answer & Solution

390. Teachers should encourage students to become ................. motivated learners and set ................. goals.

(A) intrinsically, mastery oriented

(B) intrinsically, performance oriented

(C) extrinsically, mastery oriented

(D) extrinsically, performance oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

391. Which of the following promotes critical and creative thinking in children?

(A) How many states and how many capitals are there in your country?

(B) What is the name of your country and its geographical location on the map?

(C) Where does water come from in your city?

(D) Which can be the best way to save water and why?

Check Correct Answer & Solution

392. What does inclusive education entail?

(A) Providing only vocational education to learners with special needs

(B) Flexibility in the curriculum as a result of recognition of individual differences

(C) Segregation and categorisation of students on the basis of their abilities

(D) Standard curriculum for all learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

393. Students struggling with dyslexia can be taught

(A) through use of strict punishment to ensure corrective reading

(B) through systematic phonological training

(C) by providing higher grade level reading texts

(D) by encouraging them to study in multiple distractions

Check Correct Answer & Solution

394. Which of the following views about intelligence supports the respectful consideration of diversity among learners?

(A) IQ tests are the only measure of intelligence

(B) Intelligence is multidimensional and can change over time

(C) Intelligence is not influenced by genetic factors

(D) Intelligence is not influenced by environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

395. Developmental changes in children are

(A) universal taking place at the same pace across cultures

(B) unidimensional and linear

(C) a complex interaction between hereditary and environmental factors

(D) irreversible and proceed from toe to head

Check Correct Answer & Solution

396. According to Jean Piaget cognitive development is facilitated by the process of

(A) adaptation

(B) reinforcement

(C) rehearsal

(D) algorithm

Check Correct Answer & Solution

397. According to Lev Vygotsky, which of the following is an important activity to enable children to learn?

(A) Dialogue

(B) Lecture

(C) Punishment

(D) Rewards

Check Correct Answer & Solution

398. In a progressive classroom, learning is

(A) individualistic and passive

(B) active and social in character

(C) examination oriented

(D) textbook oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

399. What does inclusion in education imply?

(A) Placement of specially abled children in special schools

(B) Provision of quality education to all children

(C) Placement of gifted children in special schools

(D) Provision of separate sections for special children in an inclusive set-up

Check Correct Answer & Solution

400. According to Piaget and Vygotsky learning takes place through

(A) imitation

(B) passive learning

(C) conditioning and reinforcement

(D) active engagement of learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

401. Which of the following statements is/are correct regarding child development?

I. A child's cognitive and social development depends only on the environment

II. Heredity is the only factor influential for the development of a child

III. Heredity and environment are interrelated in the development of a child

IV. The relative effects of heredity and environment vary in different areas of child development.

Codes:

(A) II and IV

(B) Only II

(C) III and IV

(D) I and IV

Check Correct Answer & Solution

402. A student has difficulty in sustaining his/her attention for long time and becomes restless and cannot sit still. These characteristics hint towards which form of disability?

(A) Autism

(B) Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

(C) Dyslexia

(D) Locomotor disability

Check Correct Answer & Solution

403. Which one of the following optimises motivation to learn?

(A) Tendency to choose very easy or difficult goals

(B) Personal satisfaction in meeting targets

(C) Extrinsic factors

(D) Motivation to avoid failure

Check Correct Answer & Solution

404. Formation of alternative conception among the children

(A) should be strongly discouraged by the teachers

(B) should be ignored by the teachers

(C) is a natural occurrence found not only among the children but also among adults

(D) is a definitive indicative of the children's low mental comprehension

Check Correct Answer & Solution

405. Jean Piaget gave importance to ........... in the process of learning.

(A) Readiness to learn

(B) Negative reinforcement

(C) Competitive feeling

(D) Functional fixedness

Check Correct Answer & Solution

406. Concept of inclusion requires

(A) respect of diversity and individual differences

(B) standardised testing for assessment

(C) teacher-centred pedagogy

(D) labelling and segregation of students

Check Correct Answer & Solution

407. Pace of learning is

(A) dependent solely on personal factors

(B) dependent solely on environmental factors

(C) independent of both personal and environmental factors

(D) dependent on interaction of personal and environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

408. The rate of development of each child

(A) is determined at the time of conception and the environment does not play much role in it

(B) unfolds a dynamic manner through the interaction of heredity and environment

(C) can be accurately predicted by looking at the developmental milestones

(D) cannot be predicted at all since it happens in a random manner

Check Correct Answer & Solution

409. According to Lev Vygotsky's theory the teachers should ................. to enable the child to learn meaningfully.

(A) Provide scaffolding

(B) Ensure conditioning

(C) Offer rewards

(D) Give punishment

Check Correct Answer & Solution

410. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): Teachers should use standardised IQ tests to measure children's intelligence.

Reason (R): Standardised IQ tests can predict intelligence accurately.

Choose the correct option:

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

411. What is creativity?

(A) Ability to create or discover something that is novel

(B) Ability to repetitively perform an action without being bored

(C) Ability to rote memorise sequences of numbers

(D) Ability to do convergent thinking

Check Correct Answer & Solution

412. What should be the sequence of introduction of new concepts to children?

(A) Unknown to known

(B) Higher order to lower order

(C) Simple to complex

(D) Abstract to concrete

Check Correct Answer & Solution

413. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): A child has to have some neuromotor maturation as he learns to catch a ball.

Reason (R): Learning is dependent upon development.

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

414. According to Jean Piaget, children learn meaningfully:

(A) through the process of conditioning of stimuli and response

(B) when offered rewards and punishment

(C) when adults take control and provide explanation

(D) through self-initiated activity and discovery

Check Correct Answer & Solution

415. In a progressive classroom, the curriculum is:

(A) rigid and highly structured without giving any autonomy to the child

(B) organised into fragmented subjects with no correlation amongst them

(C) organised according to the capabilities and interests of the children

(D) presented in disconnected chunks of information

Check Correct Answer & Solution

416. A teacher tells the boys in a co-education class that "Do not take up home science in co-curricular activities, because you are not girl". This would encourage:

(A) gender equity

(B) gender stereotyping

(C) gender role flexibility

(D) gender equality

Check Correct Answer & Solution

417. Students struggling with ................. often face difficulties in mathematical concepts and computations.

(A) Dyscalculia

(B) Dyslexia

(C) Dysgraphia

(D) Autism

Check Correct Answer & Solution

418. Lev Vygotsky proposed that learning:

(A) is a social activity

(B) happens through repeated drill and recall

(C) occurs through the process of conditioning

(D) occurs independent of development

Check Correct Answer & Solution

419. Assessment for learning should focus on:

(A) learning for exams

(B) conceptual understanding

(C) mechanical practice

(D) recall and reproduction

Check Correct Answer & Solution

420. Teachers should encourage students to become ................. motivated learners and set ................. goals.

(A) intrinsically, mastery oriented

(B) intrinsically, performance oriented

(C) extrinsically, mastery oriented

(D) extrinsically, performance oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

421. Which of the following promotes critical and creative thinking in children?

(A) How many states and how many capitals are there in your country?

(B) What is the name of your country and its geographical location on the map?

(C) Where does water come from in your city?

(D) Which can be the best way to save water and why?

Check Correct Answer & Solution

422. What does inclusive education entail?

(A) Providing only vocational education to learners with special needs

(B) Flexibility in the curriculum as a result of recognition of individual differences

(C) Segregation and categorisation of students on the basis of their abilities

(D) Standard curriculum for all learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

423. Students struggling with dyslexia can be taught

(A) through use of strict punishment to ensure corrective reading

(B) through systematic phonological training

(C) by providing higher grade level reading texts

(D) by encouraging them to study in multiple distractions

Check Correct Answer & Solution

424. Which of the following views about intelligence supports the respectful consideration of diversity among learners?

(A) IQ tests are the only measure of intelligence

(B) Intelligence is multidimensional and can change over time

(C) Intelligence is not influenced by genetic factors

(D) Intelligence is not influenced by environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

425. Developmental changes in children are

(A) universal taking place at the same pace across cultures

(B) unidimensional and linear

(C) a complex interaction between hereditary and environmental factors

(D) irreversible and proceed from toe to head

Check Correct Answer & Solution

426. According to Jean Piaget cognitive development is facilitated by the process of

(A) adaptation

(B) reinforcement

(C) rehearsal

(D) algorithm

Check Correct Answer & Solution

427. According to Lev Vygotsky, which of the following is an important activity to enable children to learn?

(A) Dialogue

(B) Lecture

(C) Punishment

(D) Rewards

Check Correct Answer & Solution

428. In a progressive classroom, learning is

(A) individualistic and passive

(B) active and social in character

(C) examination oriented

(D) textbook oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

429. What does inclusion in education imply?

(A) Placement of specially abled children in special schools

(B) Provision of quality education to all children

(C) Placement of gifted children in special schools

(D) Provision of separate sections for special children in an inclusive set-up

Check Correct Answer & Solution

430. According to Piaget and Vygotsky learning takes place through

(A) imitation

(B) passive learning

(C) conditioning and reinforcement

(D) active engagement of learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

431. Which of the following statements is/are correct regarding child development?

I. A child's cognitive and social development depends only on the environment

II. Heredity is the only factor influential for the development of a child

III. Heredity and environment are interrelated in the development of a child

IV. The relative effects of heredity and environment vary in different areas of child development.

Codes:

(A) II and IV

(B) Only II

(C) III and IV

(D) I and IV

Check Correct Answer & Solution

432. A student has difficulty in sustaining his/her attention for long time and becomes restless and cannot sit still. These characteristics hint towards which form of disability?

(A) Autism

(B) Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

(C) Dyslexia

(D) Locomotor disability

Check Correct Answer & Solution

433. Which one of the following optimises motivation to learn?

(A) Tendency to choose very easy or difficult goals

(B) Personal satisfaction in meeting targets

(C) Extrinsic factors

(D) Motivation to avoid failure

Check Correct Answer & Solution

434. Formation of alternative conception among the children

(A) should be strongly discouraged by the teachers

(B) should be ignored by the teachers

(C) is a natural occurrence found not only among the children but also among adults

(D) is a definitive indicative of the children's low mental comprehension

Check Correct Answer & Solution

435. Jean Piaget gave importance to ........... in the process of learning.

(A) Readiness to learn

(B) Negative reinforcement

(C) Competitive feeling

(D) Functional fixedness

Check Correct Answer & Solution

436. Concept of inclusion requires

(A) respect of diversity and individual differences

(B) standardised testing for assessment

(C) teacher-centred pedagogy

(D) labelling and segregation of students

Check Correct Answer & Solution

437. Pace of learning is

(A) dependent solely on personal factors

(B) dependent solely on environmental factors

(C) independent of both personal and environmental factors

(D) dependent on interaction of personal and environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

438. The rate of development of each child

(A) is determined at the time of conception and the environment does not play much role in it

(B) unfolds a dynamic manner through the interaction of heredity and environment

(C) can be accurately predicted by looking at the developmental milestones

(D) cannot be predicted at all since it happens in a random manner

Check Correct Answer & Solution

439. According to Lev Vygotsky's theory the teachers should ................. to enable the child to learn meaningfully.

(A) Provide scaffolding

(B) Ensure conditioning

(C) Offer rewards

(D) Give punishment

Check Correct Answer & Solution

440. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): Teachers should use standardised IQ tests to measure children's intelligence.

Reason (R): Standardised IQ tests can predict intelligence accurately.

Choose the correct option:

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

441. What is creativity?

(A) Ability to create or discover something that is novel

(B) Ability to repetitively perform an action without being bored

(C) Ability to rote memorise sequences of numbers

(D) Ability to do convergent thinking

Check Correct Answer & Solution

442. What should be the sequence of introduction of new concepts to children?

(A) Unknown to known

(B) Higher order to lower order

(C) Simple to complex

(D) Abstract to concrete

Check Correct Answer & Solution

443. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): A child has to have some neuromotor maturation as he learns to catch a ball.

Reason (R): Learning is dependent upon development.

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

444. According to Jean Piaget, children learn meaningfully:

(A) through the process of conditioning of stimuli and response

(B) when offered rewards and punishment

(C) when adults take control and provide explanation

(D) through self-initiated activity and discovery

Check Correct Answer & Solution

445. In a progressive classroom, the curriculum is:

(A) rigid and highly structured without giving any autonomy to the child

(B) organised into fragmented subjects with no correlation amongst them

(C) organised according to the capabilities and interests of the children

(D) presented in disconnected chunks of information

Check Correct Answer & Solution

446. A teacher tells the boys in a co-education class that "Do not take up home science in co-curricular activities, because you are not girl". This would encourage:

(A) gender equity

(B) gender stereotyping

(C) gender role flexibility

(D) gender equality

Check Correct Answer & Solution

447. Students struggling with ................. often face difficulties in mathematical concepts and computations.

(A) Dyscalculia

(B) Dyslexia

(C) Dysgraphia

(D) Autism

Check Correct Answer & Solution

448. Lev Vygotsky proposed that learning:

(A) is a social activity

(B) happens through repeated drill and recall

(C) occurs through the process of conditioning

(D) occurs independent of development

Check Correct Answer & Solution

449. Assessment for learning should focus on:

(A) learning for exams

(B) conceptual understanding

(C) mechanical practice

(D) recall and reproduction

Check Correct Answer & Solution

450. Teachers should encourage students to become ................. motivated learners and set ................. goals.

(A) intrinsically, mastery oriented

(B) intrinsically, performance oriented

(C) extrinsically, mastery oriented

(D) extrinsically, performance oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

451. Which of the following promotes critical and creative thinking in children?

(A) How many states and how many capitals are there in your country?

(B) What is the name of your country and its geographical location on the map?

(C) Where does water come from in your city?

(D) Which can be the best way to save water and why?

Check Correct Answer & Solution

452. What does inclusive education entail?

(A) Providing only vocational education to learners with special needs

(B) Flexibility in the curriculum as a result of recognition of individual differences

(C) Segregation and categorisation of students on the basis of their abilities

(D) Standard curriculum for all learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

453. Students struggling with dyslexia can be taught

(A) through use of strict punishment to ensure corrective reading

(B) through systematic phonological training

(C) by providing higher grade level reading texts

(D) by encouraging them to study in multiple distractions

Check Correct Answer & Solution

454. Which of the following views about intelligence supports the respectful consideration of diversity among learners?

(A) IQ tests are the only measure of intelligence

(B) Intelligence is multidimensional and can change over time

(C) Intelligence is not influenced by genetic factors

(D) Intelligence is not influenced by environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

455. Developmental changes in children are

(A) universal taking place at the same pace across cultures

(B) unidimensional and linear

(C) a complex interaction between hereditary and environmental factors

(D) irreversible and proceed from toe to head

Check Correct Answer & Solution

456. According to Jean Piaget cognitive development is facilitated by the process of

(A) adaptation

(B) reinforcement

(C) rehearsal

(D) algorithm

Check Correct Answer & Solution

457. According to Lev Vygotsky, which of the following is an important activity to enable children to learn?

(A) Dialogue

(B) Lecture

(C) Punishment

(D) Rewards

Check Correct Answer & Solution

458. In a progressive classroom, learning is

(A) individualistic and passive

(B) active and social in character

(C) examination oriented

(D) textbook oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

459. What does inclusion in education imply?

(A) Placement of specially abled children in special schools

(B) Provision of quality education to all children

(C) Placement of gifted children in special schools

(D) Provision of separate sections for special children in an inclusive set-up

Check Correct Answer & Solution

460. According to Piaget and Vygotsky learning takes place through

(A) imitation

(B) passive learning

(C) conditioning and reinforcement

(D) active engagement of learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

461. Which of the following statements is/are correct regarding child development?

I. A child's cognitive and social development depends only on the environment

II. Heredity is the only factor influential for the development of a child

III. Heredity and environment are interrelated in the development of a child

IV. The relative effects of heredity and environment vary in different areas of child development.

Codes:

(A) II and IV

(B) Only II

(C) III and IV

(D) I and IV

Check Correct Answer & Solution

462. A student has difficulty in sustaining his/her attention for long time and becomes restless and cannot sit still. These characteristics hint towards which form of disability?

(A) Autism

(B) Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

(C) Dyslexia

(D) Locomotor disability

Check Correct Answer & Solution

463. Which one of the following optimises motivation to learn?

(A) Tendency to choose very easy or difficult goals

(B) Personal satisfaction in meeting targets

(C) Extrinsic factors

(D) Motivation to avoid failure

Check Correct Answer & Solution

464. Formation of alternative conception among the children

(A) should be strongly discouraged by the teachers

(B) should be ignored by the teachers

(C) is a natural occurrence found not only among the children but also among adults

(D) is a definitive indicative of the children's low mental comprehension

Check Correct Answer & Solution

465. Jean Piaget gave importance to ........... in the process of learning.

(A) Readiness to learn

(B) Negative reinforcement

(C) Competitive feeling

(D) Functional fixedness

Check Correct Answer & Solution

466. Concept of inclusion requires

(A) respect of diversity and individual differences

(B) standardised testing for assessment

(C) teacher-centred pedagogy

(D) labelling and segregation of students

Check Correct Answer & Solution

467. Pace of learning is

(A) dependent solely on personal factors

(B) dependent solely on environmental factors

(C) independent of both personal and environmental factors

(D) dependent on interaction of personal and environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

468. The rate of development of each child

(A) is determined at the time of conception and the environment does not play much role in it

(B) unfolds a dynamic manner through the interaction of heredity and environment

(C) can be accurately predicted by looking at the developmental milestones

(D) cannot be predicted at all since it happens in a random manner

Check Correct Answer & Solution

469. According to Lev Vygotsky's theory the teachers should ................. to enable the child to learn meaningfully.

(A) Provide scaffolding

(B) Ensure conditioning

(C) Offer rewards

(D) Give punishment

Check Correct Answer & Solution

470. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): Teachers should use standardised IQ tests to measure children's intelligence.

Reason (R): Standardised IQ tests can predict intelligence accurately.

Choose the correct option:

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

471. What is creativity?

(A) Ability to create or discover something that is novel

(B) Ability to repetitively perform an action without being bored

(C) Ability to rote memorise sequences of numbers

(D) Ability to do convergent thinking

Check Correct Answer & Solution

472. What should be the sequence of introduction of new concepts to children?

(A) Unknown to known

(B) Higher order to lower order

(C) Simple to complex

(D) Abstract to concrete

Check Correct Answer & Solution

473. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): A child has to have some neuromotor maturation as he learns to catch a ball.

Reason (R): Learning is dependent upon development.

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

474. According to Jean Piaget, children learn meaningfully:

(A) through the process of conditioning of stimuli and response

(B) when offered rewards and punishment

(C) when adults take control and provide explanation

(D) through self-initiated activity and discovery

Check Correct Answer & Solution

475. In a progressive classroom, the curriculum is:

(A) rigid and highly structured without giving any autonomy to the child

(B) organised into fragmented subjects with no correlation amongst them

(C) organised according to the capabilities and interests of the children

(D) presented in disconnected chunks of information

Check Correct Answer & Solution

476. A teacher tells the boys in a co-education class that "Do not take up home science in co-curricular activities, because you are not girl". This would encourage:

(A) gender equity

(B) gender stereotyping

(C) gender role flexibility

(D) gender equality

Check Correct Answer & Solution

477. Students struggling with ................. often face difficulties in mathematical concepts and computations.

(A) Dyscalculia

(B) Dyslexia

(C) Dysgraphia

(D) Autism

Check Correct Answer & Solution

478. Lev Vygotsky proposed that learning:

(A) is a social activity

(B) happens through repeated drill and recall

(C) occurs through the process of conditioning

(D) occurs independent of development

Check Correct Answer & Solution

479. Assessment for learning should focus on:

(A) learning for exams

(B) conceptual understanding

(C) mechanical practice

(D) recall and reproduction

Check Correct Answer & Solution

480. Teachers should encourage students to become ................. motivated learners and set ................. goals.

(A) intrinsically, mastery oriented

(B) intrinsically, performance oriented

(C) extrinsically, mastery oriented

(D) extrinsically, performance oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

481. Which of the following promotes critical and creative thinking in children?

(A) How many states and how many capitals are there in your country?

(B) What is the name of your country and its geographical location on the map?

(C) Where does water come from in your city?

(D) Which can be the best way to save water and why?

Check Correct Answer & Solution

482. What does inclusive education entail?

(A) Providing only vocational education to learners with special needs

(B) Flexibility in the curriculum as a result of recognition of individual differences

(C) Segregation and categorisation of students on the basis of their abilities

(D) Standard curriculum for all learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

483. Students struggling with dyslexia can be taught

(A) through use of strict punishment to ensure corrective reading

(B) through systematic phonological training

(C) by providing higher grade level reading texts

(D) by encouraging them to study in multiple distractions

Check Correct Answer & Solution

484. Which of the following views about intelligence supports the respectful consideration of diversity among learners?

(A) IQ tests are the only measure of intelligence

(B) Intelligence is multidimensional and can change over time

(C) Intelligence is not influenced by genetic factors

(D) Intelligence is not influenced by environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

485. Developmental changes in children are

(A) universal taking place at the same pace across cultures

(B) unidimensional and linear

(C) a complex interaction between hereditary and environmental factors

(D) irreversible and proceed from toe to head

Check Correct Answer & Solution

486. According to Jean Piaget cognitive development is facilitated by the process of

(A) adaptation

(B) reinforcement

(C) rehearsal

(D) algorithm

Check Correct Answer & Solution

487. According to Lev Vygotsky, which of the following is an important activity to enable children to learn?

(A) Dialogue

(B) Lecture

(C) Punishment

(D) Rewards

Check Correct Answer & Solution

488. In a progressive classroom, learning is

(A) individualistic and passive

(B) active and social in character

(C) examination oriented

(D) textbook oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

489. What does inclusion in education imply?

(A) Placement of specially abled children in special schools

(B) Provision of quality education to all children

(C) Placement of gifted children in special schools

(D) Provision of separate sections for special children in an inclusive set-up

Check Correct Answer & Solution

490. According to Piaget and Vygotsky learning takes place through

(A) imitation

(B) passive learning

(C) conditioning and reinforcement

(D) active engagement of learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

491. Which of the following statements is/are correct regarding child development?

I. A child's cognitive and social development depends only on the environment

II. Heredity is the only factor influential for the development of a child

III. Heredity and environment are interrelated in the development of a child

IV. The relative effects of heredity and environment vary in different areas of child development.

Codes:

(A) II and IV

(B) Only II

(C) III and IV

(D) I and IV

Check Correct Answer & Solution

492. A student has difficulty in sustaining his/her attention for long time and becomes restless and cannot sit still. These characteristics hint towards which form of disability?

(A) Autism

(B) Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

(C) Dyslexia

(D) Locomotor disability

Check Correct Answer & Solution

493. Which one of the following optimises motivation to learn?

(A) Tendency to choose very easy or difficult goals

(B) Personal satisfaction in meeting targets

(C) Extrinsic factors

(D) Motivation to avoid failure

Check Correct Answer & Solution

494. Formation of alternative conception among the children

(A) should be strongly discouraged by the teachers

(B) should be ignored by the teachers

(C) is a natural occurrence found not only among the children but also among adults

(D) is a definitive indicative of the children's low mental comprehension

Check Correct Answer & Solution

495. Jean Piaget gave importance to ........... in the process of learning.

(A) Readiness to learn

(B) Negative reinforcement

(C) Competitive feeling

(D) Functional fixedness

Check Correct Answer & Solution

496. Concept of inclusion requires

(A) respect of diversity and individual differences

(B) standardised testing for assessment

(C) teacher-centred pedagogy

(D) labelling and segregation of students

Check Correct Answer & Solution

497. Pace of learning is

(A) dependent solely on personal factors

(B) dependent solely on environmental factors

(C) independent of both personal and environmental factors

(D) dependent on interaction of personal and environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

498. The rate of development of each child

(A) is determined at the time of conception and the environment does not play much role in it

(B) unfolds a dynamic manner through the interaction of heredity and environment

(C) can be accurately predicted by looking at the developmental milestones

(D) cannot be predicted at all since it happens in a random manner

Check Correct Answer & Solution

499. According to Lev Vygotsky's theory the teachers should ................. to enable the child to learn meaningfully.

(A) Provide scaffolding

(B) Ensure conditioning

(C) Offer rewards

(D) Give punishment

Check Correct Answer & Solution

500. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): Teachers should use standardised IQ tests to measure children's intelligence.

Reason (R): Standardised IQ tests can predict intelligence accurately.

Choose the correct option:

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

501. What is creativity?

(A) Ability to create or discover something that is novel

(B) Ability to repetitively perform an action without being bored

(C) Ability to rote memorise sequences of numbers

(D) Ability to do convergent thinking

Check Correct Answer & Solution

502. What should be the sequence of introduction of new concepts to children?

(A) Unknown to known

(B) Higher order to lower order

(C) Simple to complex

(D) Abstract to concrete

Check Correct Answer & Solution

503. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): A child has to have some neuromotor maturation as he learns to catch a ball.

Reason (R): Learning is dependent upon development.

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

504. According to Jean Piaget, children learn meaningfully:

(A) through the process of conditioning of stimuli and response

(B) when offered rewards and punishment

(C) when adults take control and provide explanation

(D) through self-initiated activity and discovery

Check Correct Answer & Solution

505. In a progressive classroom, the curriculum is:

(A) rigid and highly structured without giving any autonomy to the child

(B) organised into fragmented subjects with no correlation amongst them

(C) organised according to the capabilities and interests of the children

(D) presented in disconnected chunks of information

Check Correct Answer & Solution

506. A teacher tells the boys in a co-education class that "Do not take up home science in co-curricular activities, because you are not girl". This would encourage:

(A) gender equity

(B) gender stereotyping

(C) gender role flexibility

(D) gender equality

Check Correct Answer & Solution

507. Students struggling with ................. often face difficulties in mathematical concepts and computations.

(A) Dyscalculia

(B) Dyslexia

(C) Dysgraphia

(D) Autism

Check Correct Answer & Solution

508. Lev Vygotsky proposed that learning:

(A) is a social activity

(B) happens through repeated drill and recall

(C) occurs through the process of conditioning

(D) occurs independent of development

Check Correct Answer & Solution

509. Assessment for learning should focus on:

(A) learning for exams

(B) conceptual understanding

(C) mechanical practice

(D) recall and reproduction

Check Correct Answer & Solution

510. Teachers should encourage students to become ................. motivated learners and set ................. goals.

(A) intrinsically, mastery oriented

(B) intrinsically, performance oriented

(C) extrinsically, mastery oriented

(D) extrinsically, performance oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

511. Which of the following promotes critical and creative thinking in children?

(A) How many states and how many capitals are there in your country?

(B) What is the name of your country and its geographical location on the map?

(C) Where does water come from in your city?

(D) Which can be the best way to save water and why?

Check Correct Answer & Solution

512. What does inclusive education entail?

(A) Providing only vocational education to learners with special needs

(B) Flexibility in the curriculum as a result of recognition of individual differences

(C) Segregation and categorisation of students on the basis of their abilities

(D) Standard curriculum for all learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

513. Students struggling with dyslexia can be taught

(A) through use of strict punishment to ensure corrective reading

(B) through systematic phonological training

(C) by providing higher grade level reading texts

(D) by encouraging them to study in multiple distractions

Check Correct Answer & Solution

514. Which of the following views about intelligence supports the respectful consideration of diversity among learners?

(A) IQ tests are the only measure of intelligence

(B) Intelligence is multidimensional and can change over time

(C) Intelligence is not influenced by genetic factors

(D) Intelligence is not influenced by environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

515. Developmental changes in children are

(A) universal taking place at the same pace across cultures

(B) unidimensional and linear

(C) a complex interaction between hereditary and environmental factors

(D) irreversible and proceed from toe to head

Check Correct Answer & Solution

516. According to Jean Piaget cognitive development is facilitated by the process of

(A) adaptation

(B) reinforcement

(C) rehearsal

(D) algorithm

Check Correct Answer & Solution

517. According to Lev Vygotsky, which of the following is an important activity to enable children to learn?

(A) Dialogue

(B) Lecture

(C) Punishment

(D) Rewards

Check Correct Answer & Solution

518. In a progressive classroom, learning is

(A) individualistic and passive

(B) active and social in character

(C) examination oriented

(D) textbook oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

519. What does inclusion in education imply?

(A) Placement of specially abled children in special schools

(B) Provision of quality education to all children

(C) Placement of gifted children in special schools

(D) Provision of separate sections for special children in an inclusive set-up

Check Correct Answer & Solution

520. According to Piaget and Vygotsky learning takes place through

(A) imitation

(B) passive learning

(C) conditioning and reinforcement

(D) active engagement of learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

521. Which of the following statements is/are correct regarding child development?

I. A child's cognitive and social development depends only on the environment

II. Heredity is the only factor influential for the development of a child

III. Heredity and environment are interrelated in the development of a child

IV. The relative effects of heredity and environment vary in different areas of child development.

Codes:

(A) II and IV

(B) Only II

(C) III and IV

(D) I and IV

Check Correct Answer & Solution

522. A student has difficulty in sustaining his/her attention for long time and becomes restless and cannot sit still. These characteristics hint towards which form of disability?

(A) Autism

(B) Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

(C) Dyslexia

(D) Locomotor disability

Check Correct Answer & Solution

523. Which one of the following optimises motivation to learn?

(A) Tendency to choose very easy or difficult goals

(B) Personal satisfaction in meeting targets

(C) Extrinsic factors

(D) Motivation to avoid failure

Check Correct Answer & Solution

524. Formation of alternative conception among the children

(A) should be strongly discouraged by the teachers

(B) should be ignored by the teachers

(C) is a natural occurrence found not only among the children but also among adults

(D) is a definitive indicative of the children's low mental comprehension

Check Correct Answer & Solution

525. Jean Piaget gave importance to ........... in the process of learning.

(A) Readiness to learn

(B) Negative reinforcement

(C) Competitive feeling

(D) Functional fixedness

Check Correct Answer & Solution

526. Concept of inclusion requires

(A) respect of diversity and individual differences

(B) standardised testing for assessment

(C) teacher-centred pedagogy

(D) labelling and segregation of students

Check Correct Answer & Solution

527. Pace of learning is

(A) dependent solely on personal factors

(B) dependent solely on environmental factors

(C) independent of both personal and environmental factors

(D) dependent on interaction of personal and environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

528. The rate of development of each child

(A) is determined at the time of conception and the environment does not play much role in it

(B) unfolds a dynamic manner through the interaction of heredity and environment

(C) can be accurately predicted by looking at the developmental milestones

(D) cannot be predicted at all since it happens in a random manner

Check Correct Answer & Solution

529. According to Lev Vygotsky's theory the teachers should ................. to enable the child to learn meaningfully.

(A) Provide scaffolding

(B) Ensure conditioning

(C) Offer rewards

(D) Give punishment

Check Correct Answer & Solution

530. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): Teachers should use standardised IQ tests to measure children's intelligence.

Reason (R): Standardised IQ tests can predict intelligence accurately.

Choose the correct option:

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

531. What is creativity?

(A) Ability to create or discover something that is novel

(B) Ability to repetitively perform an action without being bored

(C) Ability to rote memorise sequences of numbers

(D) Ability to do convergent thinking

Check Correct Answer & Solution

532. What should be the sequence of introduction of new concepts to children?

(A) Unknown to known

(B) Higher order to lower order

(C) Simple to complex

(D) Abstract to concrete

Check Correct Answer & Solution

533. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): A child has to have some neuromotor maturation as he learns to catch a ball.

Reason (R): Learning is dependent upon development.

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

534. According to Jean Piaget, children learn meaningfully:

(A) through the process of conditioning of stimuli and response

(B) when offered rewards and punishment

(C) when adults take control and provide explanation

(D) through self-initiated activity and discovery

Check Correct Answer & Solution

535. In a progressive classroom, the curriculum is:

(A) rigid and highly structured without giving any autonomy to the child

(B) organised into fragmented subjects with no correlation amongst them

(C) organised according to the capabilities and interests of the children

(D) presented in disconnected chunks of information

Check Correct Answer & Solution

536. A teacher tells the boys in a co-education class that "Do not take up home science in co-curricular activities, because you are not girl". This would encourage:

(A) gender equity

(B) gender stereotyping

(C) gender role flexibility

(D) gender equality

Check Correct Answer & Solution

537. Students struggling with ................. often face difficulties in mathematical concepts and computations.

(A) Dyscalculia

(B) Dyslexia

(C) Dysgraphia

(D) Autism

Check Correct Answer & Solution

538. Lev Vygotsky proposed that learning:

(A) is a social activity

(B) happens through repeated drill and recall

(C) occurs through the process of conditioning

(D) occurs independent of development

Check Correct Answer & Solution

539. Assessment for learning should focus on:

(A) learning for exams

(B) conceptual understanding

(C) mechanical practice

(D) recall and reproduction

Check Correct Answer & Solution

540. Teachers should encourage students to become ................. motivated learners and set ................. goals.

(A) intrinsically, mastery oriented

(B) intrinsically, performance oriented

(C) extrinsically, mastery oriented

(D) extrinsically, performance oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

541. Which of the following promotes critical and creative thinking in children?

(A) How many states and how many capitals are there in your country?

(B) What is the name of your country and its geographical location on the map?

(C) Where does water come from in your city?

(D) Which can be the best way to save water and why?

Check Correct Answer & Solution

542. What does inclusive education entail?

(A) Providing only vocational education to learners with special needs

(B) Flexibility in the curriculum as a result of recognition of individual differences

(C) Segregation and categorisation of students on the basis of their abilities

(D) Standard curriculum for all learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

543. Students struggling with dyslexia can be taught

(A) through use of strict punishment to ensure corrective reading

(B) through systematic phonological training

(C) by providing higher grade level reading texts

(D) by encouraging them to study in multiple distractions

Check Correct Answer & Solution

544. Which of the following views about intelligence supports the respectful consideration of diversity among learners?

(A) IQ tests are the only measure of intelligence

(B) Intelligence is multidimensional and can change over time

(C) Intelligence is not influenced by genetic factors

(D) Intelligence is not influenced by environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

545. Developmental changes in children are

(A) universal taking place at the same pace across cultures

(B) unidimensional and linear

(C) a complex interaction between hereditary and environmental factors

(D) irreversible and proceed from toe to head

Check Correct Answer & Solution

546. According to Jean Piaget cognitive development is facilitated by the process of

(A) adaptation

(B) reinforcement

(C) rehearsal

(D) algorithm

Check Correct Answer & Solution

547. According to Lev Vygotsky, which of the following is an important activity to enable children to learn?

(A) Dialogue

(B) Lecture

(C) Punishment

(D) Rewards

Check Correct Answer & Solution

548. In a progressive classroom, learning is

(A) individualistic and passive

(B) active and social in character

(C) examination oriented

(D) textbook oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

549. What does inclusion in education imply?

(A) Placement of specially abled children in special schools

(B) Provision of quality education to all children

(C) Placement of gifted children in special schools

(D) Provision of separate sections for special children in an inclusive set-up

Check Correct Answer & Solution

550. According to Piaget and Vygotsky learning takes place through

(A) imitation

(B) passive learning

(C) conditioning and reinforcement

(D) active engagement of learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

551. Which of the following statements is/are correct regarding child development?

I. A child's cognitive and social development depends only on the environment

II. Heredity is the only factor influential for the development of a child

III. Heredity and environment are interrelated in the development of a child

IV. The relative effects of heredity and environment vary in different areas of child development.

Codes:

(A) II and IV

(B) Only II

(C) III and IV

(D) I and IV

Check Correct Answer & Solution

552. A student has difficulty in sustaining his/her attention for long time and becomes restless and cannot sit still. These characteristics hint towards which form of disability?

(A) Autism

(B) Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

(C) Dyslexia

(D) Locomotor disability

Check Correct Answer & Solution

553. Which one of the following optimises motivation to learn?

(A) Tendency to choose very easy or difficult goals

(B) Personal satisfaction in meeting targets

(C) Extrinsic factors

(D) Motivation to avoid failure

Check Correct Answer & Solution

554. Formation of alternative conception among the children

(A) should be strongly discouraged by the teachers

(B) should be ignored by the teachers

(C) is a natural occurrence found not only among the children but also among adults

(D) is a definitive indicative of the children's low mental comprehension

Check Correct Answer & Solution

555. Jean Piaget gave importance to ........... in the process of learning.

(A) Readiness to learn

(B) Negative reinforcement

(C) Competitive feeling

(D) Functional fixedness

Check Correct Answer & Solution

556. Concept of inclusion requires

(A) respect of diversity and individual differences

(B) standardised testing for assessment

(C) teacher-centred pedagogy

(D) labelling and segregation of students

Check Correct Answer & Solution

557. Pace of learning is

(A) dependent solely on personal factors

(B) dependent solely on environmental factors

(C) independent of both personal and environmental factors

(D) dependent on interaction of personal and environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

558. The rate of development of each child

(A) is determined at the time of conception and the environment does not play much role in it

(B) unfolds a dynamic manner through the interaction of heredity and environment

(C) can be accurately predicted by looking at the developmental milestones

(D) cannot be predicted at all since it happens in a random manner

Check Correct Answer & Solution

559. According to Lev Vygotsky's theory the teachers should ................. to enable the child to learn meaningfully.

(A) Provide scaffolding

(B) Ensure conditioning

(C) Offer rewards

(D) Give punishment

Check Correct Answer & Solution

560. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): Teachers should use standardised IQ tests to measure children's intelligence.

Reason (R): Standardised IQ tests can predict intelligence accurately.

Choose the correct option:

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

561. What is creativity?

(A) Ability to create or discover something that is novel

(B) Ability to repetitively perform an action without being bored

(C) Ability to rote memorise sequences of numbers

(D) Ability to do convergent thinking

Check Correct Answer & Solution

562. What should be the sequence of introduction of new concepts to children?

(A) Unknown to known

(B) Higher order to lower order

(C) Simple to complex

(D) Abstract to concrete

Check Correct Answer & Solution

563. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): A child has to have some neuromotor maturation as he learns to catch a ball.

Reason (R): Learning is dependent upon development.

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

564. According to Jean Piaget, children learn meaningfully:

(A) through the process of conditioning of stimuli and response

(B) when offered rewards and punishment

(C) when adults take control and provide explanation

(D) through self-initiated activity and discovery

Check Correct Answer & Solution

565. In a progressive classroom, the curriculum is:

(A) rigid and highly structured without giving any autonomy to the child

(B) organised into fragmented subjects with no correlation amongst them

(C) organised according to the capabilities and interests of the children

(D) presented in disconnected chunks of information

Check Correct Answer & Solution

566. A teacher tells the boys in a co-education class that "Do not take up home science in co-curricular activities, because you are not girl". This would encourage:

(A) gender equity

(B) gender stereotyping

(C) gender role flexibility

(D) gender equality

Check Correct Answer & Solution

567. Students struggling with ................. often face difficulties in mathematical concepts and computations.

(A) Dyscalculia

(B) Dyslexia

(C) Dysgraphia

(D) Autism

Check Correct Answer & Solution

568. Lev Vygotsky proposed that learning:

(A) is a social activity

(B) happens through repeated drill and recall

(C) occurs through the process of conditioning

(D) occurs independent of development

Check Correct Answer & Solution

569. Assessment for learning should focus on:

(A) learning for exams

(B) conceptual understanding

(C) mechanical practice

(D) recall and reproduction

Check Correct Answer & Solution

570. Teachers should encourage students to become ................. motivated learners and set ................. goals.

(A) intrinsically, mastery oriented

(B) intrinsically, performance oriented

(C) extrinsically, mastery oriented

(D) extrinsically, performance oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

571. Which of the following promotes critical and creative thinking in children?

(A) How many states and how many capitals are there in your country?

(B) What is the name of your country and its geographical location on the map?

(C) Where does water come from in your city?

(D) Which can be the best way to save water and why?

Check Correct Answer & Solution

572. What does inclusive education entail?

(A) Providing only vocational education to learners with special needs

(B) Flexibility in the curriculum as a result of recognition of individual differences

(C) Segregation and categorisation of students on the basis of their abilities

(D) Standard curriculum for all learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

573. Students struggling with dyslexia can be taught

(A) through use of strict punishment to ensure corrective reading

(B) through systematic phonological training

(C) by providing higher grade level reading texts

(D) by encouraging them to study in multiple distractions

Check Correct Answer & Solution

574. Which of the following views about intelligence supports the respectful consideration of diversity among learners?

(A) IQ tests are the only measure of intelligence

(B) Intelligence is multidimensional and can change over time

(C) Intelligence is not influenced by genetic factors

(D) Intelligence is not influenced by environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

575. Developmental changes in children are

(A) universal taking place at the same pace across cultures

(B) unidimensional and linear

(C) a complex interaction between hereditary and environmental factors

(D) irreversible and proceed from toe to head

Check Correct Answer & Solution

576. According to Jean Piaget cognitive development is facilitated by the process of

(A) adaptation

(B) reinforcement

(C) rehearsal

(D) algorithm

Check Correct Answer & Solution

577. According to Lev Vygotsky, which of the following is an important activity to enable children to learn?

(A) Dialogue

(B) Lecture

(C) Punishment

(D) Rewards

Check Correct Answer & Solution

578. In a progressive classroom, learning is

(A) individualistic and passive

(B) active and social in character

(C) examination oriented

(D) textbook oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

579. What does inclusion in education imply?

(A) Placement of specially abled children in special schools

(B) Provision of quality education to all children

(C) Placement of gifted children in special schools

(D) Provision of separate sections for special children in an inclusive set-up

Check Correct Answer & Solution

580. According to Piaget and Vygotsky learning takes place through

(A) imitation

(B) passive learning

(C) conditioning and reinforcement

(D) active engagement of learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

581. Which of the following statements is/are correct regarding child development?

I. A child's cognitive and social development depends only on the environment

II. Heredity is the only factor influential for the development of a child

III. Heredity and environment are interrelated in the development of a child

IV. The relative effects of heredity and environment vary in different areas of child development.

Codes:

(A) II and IV

(B) Only II

(C) III and IV

(D) I and IV

Check Correct Answer & Solution

582. A student has difficulty in sustaining his/her attention for long time and becomes restless and cannot sit still. These characteristics hint towards which form of disability?

(A) Autism

(B) Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

(C) Dyslexia

(D) Locomotor disability

Check Correct Answer & Solution

583. Which one of the following optimises motivation to learn?

(A) Tendency to choose very easy or difficult goals

(B) Personal satisfaction in meeting targets

(C) Extrinsic factors

(D) Motivation to avoid failure

Check Correct Answer & Solution

584. Formation of alternative conception among the children

(A) should be strongly discouraged by the teachers

(B) should be ignored by the teachers

(C) is a natural occurrence found not only among the children but also among adults

(D) is a definitive indicative of the children's low mental comprehension

Check Correct Answer & Solution

585. Jean Piaget gave importance to ........... in the process of learning.

(A) Readiness to learn

(B) Negative reinforcement

(C) Competitive feeling

(D) Functional fixedness

Check Correct Answer & Solution

586. Concept of inclusion requires

(A) respect of diversity and individual differences

(B) standardised testing for assessment

(C) teacher-centred pedagogy

(D) labelling and segregation of students

Check Correct Answer & Solution

587. Pace of learning is

(A) dependent solely on personal factors

(B) dependent solely on environmental factors

(C) independent of both personal and environmental factors

(D) dependent on interaction of personal and environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

588. The rate of development of each child

(A) is determined at the time of conception and the environment does not play much role in it

(B) unfolds a dynamic manner through the interaction of heredity and environment

(C) can be accurately predicted by looking at the developmental milestones

(D) cannot be predicted at all since it happens in a random manner

Check Correct Answer & Solution

589. According to Lev Vygotsky's theory the teachers should ................. to enable the child to learn meaningfully.

(A) Provide scaffolding

(B) Ensure conditioning

(C) Offer rewards

(D) Give punishment

Check Correct Answer & Solution

590. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): Teachers should use standardised IQ tests to measure children's intelligence.

Reason (R): Standardised IQ tests can predict intelligence accurately.

Choose the correct option:

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

591. What is creativity?

(A) Ability to create or discover something that is novel

(B) Ability to repetitively perform an action without being bored

(C) Ability to rote memorise sequences of numbers

(D) Ability to do convergent thinking

Check Correct Answer & Solution

592. What should be the sequence of introduction of new concepts to children?

(A) Unknown to known

(B) Higher order to lower order

(C) Simple to complex

(D) Abstract to concrete

Check Correct Answer & Solution

593. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): A child has to have some neuromotor maturation as he learns to catch a ball.

Reason (R): Learning is dependent upon development.

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

594. According to Jean Piaget, children learn meaningfully:

(A) through the process of conditioning of stimuli and response

(B) when offered rewards and punishment

(C) when adults take control and provide explanation

(D) through self-initiated activity and discovery

Check Correct Answer & Solution

595. In a progressive classroom, the curriculum is:

(A) rigid and highly structured without giving any autonomy to the child

(B) organised into fragmented subjects with no correlation amongst them

(C) organised according to the capabilities and interests of the children

(D) presented in disconnected chunks of information

Check Correct Answer & Solution

596. A teacher tells the boys in a co-education class that "Do not take up home science in co-curricular activities, because you are not girl". This would encourage:

(A) gender equity

(B) gender stereotyping

(C) gender role flexibility

(D) gender equality

Check Correct Answer & Solution

597. Students struggling with ................. often face difficulties in mathematical concepts and computations.

(A) Dyscalculia

(B) Dyslexia

(C) Dysgraphia

(D) Autism

Check Correct Answer & Solution

598. Lev Vygotsky proposed that learning:

(A) is a social activity

(B) happens through repeated drill and recall

(C) occurs through the process of conditioning

(D) occurs independent of development

Check Correct Answer & Solution

599. Assessment for learning should focus on:

(A) learning for exams

(B) conceptual understanding

(C) mechanical practice

(D) recall and reproduction

Check Correct Answer & Solution

600. Teachers should encourage students to become ................. motivated learners and set ................. goals.

(A) intrinsically, mastery oriented

(B) intrinsically, performance oriented

(C) extrinsically, mastery oriented

(D) extrinsically, performance oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

601. Which of the following promotes critical and creative thinking in children?

(A) How many states and how many capitals are there in your country?

(B) What is the name of your country and its geographical location on the map?

(C) Where does water come from in your city?

(D) Which can be the best way to save water and why?

Check Correct Answer & Solution

602. What does inclusive education entail?

(A) Providing only vocational education to learners with special needs

(B) Flexibility in the curriculum as a result of recognition of individual differences

(C) Segregation and categorisation of students on the basis of their abilities

(D) Standard curriculum for all learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

603. Students struggling with dyslexia can be taught

(A) through use of strict punishment to ensure corrective reading

(B) through systematic phonological training

(C) by providing higher grade level reading texts

(D) by encouraging them to study in multiple distractions

Check Correct Answer & Solution

604. Which of the following views about intelligence supports the respectful consideration of diversity among learners?

(A) IQ tests are the only measure of intelligence

(B) Intelligence is multidimensional and can change over time

(C) Intelligence is not influenced by genetic factors

(D) Intelligence is not influenced by environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

605. Developmental changes in children are

(A) universal taking place at the same pace across cultures

(B) unidimensional and linear

(C) a complex interaction between hereditary and environmental factors

(D) irreversible and proceed from toe to head

Check Correct Answer & Solution

606. According to Jean Piaget cognitive development is facilitated by the process of

(A) adaptation

(B) reinforcement

(C) rehearsal

(D) algorithm

Check Correct Answer & Solution

607. According to Lev Vygotsky, which of the following is an important activity to enable children to learn?

(A) Dialogue

(B) Lecture

(C) Punishment

(D) Rewards

Check Correct Answer & Solution

608. In a progressive classroom, learning is

(A) individualistic and passive

(B) active and social in character

(C) examination oriented

(D) textbook oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

609. What does inclusion in education imply?

(A) Placement of specially abled children in special schools

(B) Provision of quality education to all children

(C) Placement of gifted children in special schools

(D) Provision of separate sections for special children in an inclusive set-up

Check Correct Answer & Solution

610. According to Piaget and Vygotsky learning takes place through

(A) imitation

(B) passive learning

(C) conditioning and reinforcement

(D) active engagement of learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

611. Which of the following statements is/are correct regarding child development?

I. A child's cognitive and social development depends only on the environment

II. Heredity is the only factor influential for the development of a child

III. Heredity and environment are interrelated in the development of a child

IV. The relative effects of heredity and environment vary in different areas of child development.

Codes:

(A) II and IV

(B) Only II

(C) III and IV

(D) I and IV

Check Correct Answer & Solution

612. A student has difficulty in sustaining his/her attention for long time and becomes restless and cannot sit still. These characteristics hint towards which form of disability?

(A) Autism

(B) Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

(C) Dyslexia

(D) Locomotor disability

Check Correct Answer & Solution

613. Which one of the following optimises motivation to learn?

(A) Tendency to choose very easy or difficult goals

(B) Personal satisfaction in meeting targets

(C) Extrinsic factors

(D) Motivation to avoid failure

Check Correct Answer & Solution

614. Formation of alternative conception among the children

(A) should be strongly discouraged by the teachers

(B) should be ignored by the teachers

(C) is a natural occurrence found not only among the children but also among adults

(D) is a definitive indicative of the children's low mental comprehension

Check Correct Answer & Solution

615. Jean Piaget gave importance to ........... in the process of learning.

(A) Readiness to learn

(B) Negative reinforcement

(C) Competitive feeling

(D) Functional fixedness

Check Correct Answer & Solution

616. Concept of inclusion requires

(A) respect of diversity and individual differences

(B) standardised testing for assessment

(C) teacher-centred pedagogy

(D) labelling and segregation of students

Check Correct Answer & Solution

617. Pace of learning is

(A) dependent solely on personal factors

(B) dependent solely on environmental factors

(C) independent of both personal and environmental factors

(D) dependent on interaction of personal and environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

618. The rate of development of each child

(A) is determined at the time of conception and the environment does not play much role in it

(B) unfolds a dynamic manner through the interaction of heredity and environment

(C) can be accurately predicted by looking at the developmental milestones

(D) cannot be predicted at all since it happens in a random manner

Check Correct Answer & Solution

619. According to Lev Vygotsky's theory the teachers should ................. to enable the child to learn meaningfully.

(A) Provide scaffolding

(B) Ensure conditioning

(C) Offer rewards

(D) Give punishment

Check Correct Answer & Solution

620. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): Teachers should use standardised IQ tests to measure children's intelligence.

Reason (R): Standardised IQ tests can predict intelligence accurately.

Choose the correct option:

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

621. What is creativity?

(A) Ability to create or discover something that is novel

(B) Ability to repetitively perform an action without being bored

(C) Ability to rote memorise sequences of numbers

(D) Ability to do convergent thinking

Check Correct Answer & Solution

622. What should be the sequence of introduction of new concepts to children?

(A) Unknown to known

(B) Higher order to lower order

(C) Simple to complex

(D) Abstract to concrete

Check Correct Answer & Solution

623. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): A child has to have some neuromotor maturation as he learns to catch a ball.

Reason (R): Learning is dependent upon development.

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

624. According to Jean Piaget, children learn meaningfully:

(A) through the process of conditioning of stimuli and response

(B) when offered rewards and punishment

(C) when adults take control and provide explanation

(D) through self-initiated activity and discovery

Check Correct Answer & Solution

625. In a progressive classroom, the curriculum is:

(A) rigid and highly structured without giving any autonomy to the child

(B) organised into fragmented subjects with no correlation amongst them

(C) organised according to the capabilities and interests of the children

(D) presented in disconnected chunks of information

Check Correct Answer & Solution

626. A teacher tells the boys in a co-education class that "Do not take up home science in co-curricular activities, because you are not girl". This would encourage:

(A) gender equity

(B) gender stereotyping

(C) gender role flexibility

(D) gender equality

Check Correct Answer & Solution

627. Students struggling with ................. often face difficulties in mathematical concepts and computations.

(A) Dyscalculia

(B) Dyslexia

(C) Dysgraphia

(D) Autism

Check Correct Answer & Solution

628. Lev Vygotsky proposed that learning:

(A) is a social activity

(B) happens through repeated drill and recall

(C) occurs through the process of conditioning

(D) occurs independent of development

Check Correct Answer & Solution

629. Assessment for learning should focus on:

(A) learning for exams

(B) conceptual understanding

(C) mechanical practice

(D) recall and reproduction

Check Correct Answer & Solution

630. Teachers should encourage students to become ................. motivated learners and set ................. goals.

(A) intrinsically, mastery oriented

(B) intrinsically, performance oriented

(C) extrinsically, mastery oriented

(D) extrinsically, performance oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

631. Which of the following promotes critical and creative thinking in children?

(A) How many states and how many capitals are there in your country?

(B) What is the name of your country and its geographical location on the map?

(C) Where does water come from in your city?

(D) Which can be the best way to save water and why?

Check Correct Answer & Solution

632. What does inclusive education entail?

(A) Providing only vocational education to learners with special needs

(B) Flexibility in the curriculum as a result of recognition of individual differences

(C) Segregation and categorisation of students on the basis of their abilities

(D) Standard curriculum for all learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

633. Students struggling with dyslexia can be taught

(A) through use of strict punishment to ensure corrective reading

(B) through systematic phonological training

(C) by providing higher grade level reading texts

(D) by encouraging them to study in multiple distractions

Check Correct Answer & Solution

634. Which of the following views about intelligence supports the respectful consideration of diversity among learners?

(A) IQ tests are the only measure of intelligence

(B) Intelligence is multidimensional and can change over time

(C) Intelligence is not influenced by genetic factors

(D) Intelligence is not influenced by environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

635. Developmental changes in children are

(A) universal taking place at the same pace across cultures

(B) unidimensional and linear

(C) a complex interaction between hereditary and environmental factors

(D) irreversible and proceed from toe to head

Check Correct Answer & Solution

636. According to Jean Piaget cognitive development is facilitated by the process of

(A) adaptation

(B) reinforcement

(C) rehearsal

(D) algorithm

Check Correct Answer & Solution

637. According to Lev Vygotsky, which of the following is an important activity to enable children to learn?

(A) Dialogue

(B) Lecture

(C) Punishment

(D) Rewards

Check Correct Answer & Solution

638. In a progressive classroom, learning is

(A) individualistic and passive

(B) active and social in character

(C) examination oriented

(D) textbook oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

639. What does inclusion in education imply?

(A) Placement of specially abled children in special schools

(B) Provision of quality education to all children

(C) Placement of gifted children in special schools

(D) Provision of separate sections for special children in an inclusive set-up

Check Correct Answer & Solution

640. According to Piaget and Vygotsky learning takes place through

(A) imitation

(B) passive learning

(C) conditioning and reinforcement

(D) active engagement of learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

641. Which of the following statements is/are correct regarding child development?

I. A child's cognitive and social development depends only on the environment

II. Heredity is the only factor influential for the development of a child

III. Heredity and environment are interrelated in the development of a child

IV. The relative effects of heredity and environment vary in different areas of child development.

Codes:

(A) II and IV

(B) Only II

(C) III and IV

(D) I and IV

Check Correct Answer & Solution

642. A student has difficulty in sustaining his/her attention for long time and becomes restless and cannot sit still. These characteristics hint towards which form of disability?

(A) Autism

(B) Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

(C) Dyslexia

(D) Locomotor disability

Check Correct Answer & Solution

643. Which one of the following optimises motivation to learn?

(A) Tendency to choose very easy or difficult goals

(B) Personal satisfaction in meeting targets

(C) Extrinsic factors

(D) Motivation to avoid failure

Check Correct Answer & Solution

644. Formation of alternative conception among the children

(A) should be strongly discouraged by the teachers

(B) should be ignored by the teachers

(C) is a natural occurrence found not only among the children but also among adults

(D) is a definitive indicative of the children's low mental comprehension

Check Correct Answer & Solution

645. Jean Piaget gave importance to ........... in the process of learning.

(A) Readiness to learn

(B) Negative reinforcement

(C) Competitive feeling

(D) Functional fixedness

Check Correct Answer & Solution

646. Concept of inclusion requires

(A) respect of diversity and individual differences

(B) standardised testing for assessment

(C) teacher-centred pedagogy

(D) labelling and segregation of students

Check Correct Answer & Solution

647. Pace of learning is

(A) dependent solely on personal factors

(B) dependent solely on environmental factors

(C) independent of both personal and environmental factors

(D) dependent on interaction of personal and environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

648. The rate of development of each child

(A) is determined at the time of conception and the environment does not play much role in it

(B) unfolds a dynamic manner through the interaction of heredity and environment

(C) can be accurately predicted by looking at the developmental milestones

(D) cannot be predicted at all since it happens in a random manner

Check Correct Answer & Solution

649. According to Lev Vygotsky's theory the teachers should ................. to enable the child to learn meaningfully.

(A) Provide scaffolding

(B) Ensure conditioning

(C) Offer rewards

(D) Give punishment

Check Correct Answer & Solution

650. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): Teachers should use standardised IQ tests to measure children's intelligence.

Reason (R): Standardised IQ tests can predict intelligence accurately.

Choose the correct option:

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

651. What is creativity?

(A) Ability to create or discover something that is novel

(B) Ability to repetitively perform an action without being bored

(C) Ability to rote memorise sequences of numbers

(D) Ability to do convergent thinking

Check Correct Answer & Solution

652. What should be the sequence of introduction of new concepts to children?

(A) Unknown to known

(B) Higher order to lower order

(C) Simple to complex

(D) Abstract to concrete

Check Correct Answer & Solution

653. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): A child has to have some neuromotor maturation as he learns to catch a ball.

Reason (R): Learning is dependent upon development.

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

654. According to Jean Piaget, children learn meaningfully:

(A) through the process of conditioning of stimuli and response

(B) when offered rewards and punishment

(C) when adults take control and provide explanation

(D) through self-initiated activity and discovery

Check Correct Answer & Solution

655. In a progressive classroom, the curriculum is:

(A) rigid and highly structured without giving any autonomy to the child

(B) organised into fragmented subjects with no correlation amongst them

(C) organised according to the capabilities and interests of the children

(D) presented in disconnected chunks of information

Check Correct Answer & Solution

656. A teacher tells the boys in a co-education class that "Do not take up home science in co-curricular activities, because you are not girl". This would encourage:

(A) gender equity

(B) gender stereotyping

(C) gender role flexibility

(D) gender equality

Check Correct Answer & Solution

657. Students struggling with ................. often face difficulties in mathematical concepts and computations.

(A) Dyscalculia

(B) Dyslexia

(C) Dysgraphia

(D) Autism

Check Correct Answer & Solution

658. Lev Vygotsky proposed that learning:

(A) is a social activity

(B) happens through repeated drill and recall

(C) occurs through the process of conditioning

(D) occurs independent of development

Check Correct Answer & Solution

659. Assessment for learning should focus on:

(A) learning for exams

(B) conceptual understanding

(C) mechanical practice

(D) recall and reproduction

Check Correct Answer & Solution

660. Teachers should encourage students to become ................. motivated learners and set ................. goals.

(A) intrinsically, mastery oriented

(B) intrinsically, performance oriented

(C) extrinsically, mastery oriented

(D) extrinsically, performance oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

661. Which of the following promotes critical and creative thinking in children?

(A) How many states and how many capitals are there in your country?

(B) What is the name of your country and its geographical location on the map?

(C) Where does water come from in your city?

(D) Which can be the best way to save water and why?

Check Correct Answer & Solution

662. What does inclusive education entail?

(A) Providing only vocational education to learners with special needs

(B) Flexibility in the curriculum as a result of recognition of individual differences

(C) Segregation and categorisation of students on the basis of their abilities

(D) Standard curriculum for all learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

663. Students struggling with dyslexia can be taught

(A) through use of strict punishment to ensure corrective reading

(B) through systematic phonological training

(C) by providing higher grade level reading texts

(D) by encouraging them to study in multiple distractions

Check Correct Answer & Solution

664. Which of the following views about intelligence supports the respectful consideration of diversity among learners?

(A) IQ tests are the only measure of intelligence

(B) Intelligence is multidimensional and can change over time

(C) Intelligence is not influenced by genetic factors

(D) Intelligence is not influenced by environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

665. Developmental changes in children are

(A) universal taking place at the same pace across cultures

(B) unidimensional and linear

(C) a complex interaction between hereditary and environmental factors

(D) irreversible and proceed from toe to head

Check Correct Answer & Solution

666. According to Jean Piaget cognitive development is facilitated by the process of

(A) adaptation

(B) reinforcement

(C) rehearsal

(D) algorithm

Check Correct Answer & Solution

667. According to Lev Vygotsky, which of the following is an important activity to enable children to learn?

(A) Dialogue

(B) Lecture

(C) Punishment

(D) Rewards

Check Correct Answer & Solution

668. In a progressive classroom, learning is

(A) individualistic and passive

(B) active and social in character

(C) examination oriented

(D) textbook oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

669. What does inclusion in education imply?

(A) Placement of specially abled children in special schools

(B) Provision of quality education to all children

(C) Placement of gifted children in special schools

(D) Provision of separate sections for special children in an inclusive set-up

Check Correct Answer & Solution

670. According to Piaget and Vygotsky learning takes place through

(A) imitation

(B) passive learning

(C) conditioning and reinforcement

(D) active engagement of learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

671. Which of the following statements is/are correct regarding child development?

I. A child's cognitive and social development depends only on the environment

II. Heredity is the only factor influential for the development of a child

III. Heredity and environment are interrelated in the development of a child

IV. The relative effects of heredity and environment vary in different areas of child development.

Codes:

(A) II and IV

(B) Only II

(C) III and IV

(D) I and IV

Check Correct Answer & Solution

672. A student has difficulty in sustaining his/her attention for long time and becomes restless and cannot sit still. These characteristics hint towards which form of disability?

(A) Autism

(B) Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

(C) Dyslexia

(D) Locomotor disability

Check Correct Answer & Solution

673. Which one of the following optimises motivation to learn?

(A) Tendency to choose very easy or difficult goals

(B) Personal satisfaction in meeting targets

(C) Extrinsic factors

(D) Motivation to avoid failure

Check Correct Answer & Solution

674. Formation of alternative conception among the children

(A) should be strongly discouraged by the teachers

(B) should be ignored by the teachers

(C) is a natural occurrence found not only among the children but also among adults

(D) is a definitive indicative of the children's low mental comprehension

Check Correct Answer & Solution

675. Jean Piaget gave importance to ........... in the process of learning.

(A) Readiness to learn

(B) Negative reinforcement

(C) Competitive feeling

(D) Functional fixedness

Check Correct Answer & Solution

676. Concept of inclusion requires

(A) respect of diversity and individual differences

(B) standardised testing for assessment

(C) teacher-centred pedagogy

(D) labelling and segregation of students

Check Correct Answer & Solution

677. Pace of learning is

(A) dependent solely on personal factors

(B) dependent solely on environmental factors

(C) independent of both personal and environmental factors

(D) dependent on interaction of personal and environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

678. The rate of development of each child

(A) is determined at the time of conception and the environment does not play much role in it

(B) unfolds a dynamic manner through the interaction of heredity and environment

(C) can be accurately predicted by looking at the developmental milestones

(D) cannot be predicted at all since it happens in a random manner

Check Correct Answer & Solution

679. According to Lev Vygotsky's theory the teachers should ................. to enable the child to learn meaningfully.

(A) Provide scaffolding

(B) Ensure conditioning

(C) Offer rewards

(D) Give punishment

Check Correct Answer & Solution

680. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): Teachers should use standardised IQ tests to measure children's intelligence.

Reason (R): Standardised IQ tests can predict intelligence accurately.

Choose the correct option:

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

681. What is creativity?

(A) Ability to create or discover something that is novel

(B) Ability to repetitively perform an action without being bored

(C) Ability to rote memorise sequences of numbers

(D) Ability to do convergent thinking

Check Correct Answer & Solution

682. What should be the sequence of introduction of new concepts to children?

(A) Unknown to known

(B) Higher order to lower order

(C) Simple to complex

(D) Abstract to concrete

Check Correct Answer & Solution

683. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): A child has to have some neuromotor maturation as he learns to catch a ball.

Reason (R): Learning is dependent upon development.

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

684. According to Jean Piaget, children learn meaningfully:

(A) through the process of conditioning of stimuli and response

(B) when offered rewards and punishment

(C) when adults take control and provide explanation

(D) through self-initiated activity and discovery

Check Correct Answer & Solution

685. In a progressive classroom, the curriculum is:

(A) rigid and highly structured without giving any autonomy to the child

(B) organised into fragmented subjects with no correlation amongst them

(C) organised according to the capabilities and interests of the children

(D) presented in disconnected chunks of information

Check Correct Answer & Solution

686. A teacher tells the boys in a co-education class that "Do not take up home science in co-curricular activities, because you are not girl". This would encourage:

(A) gender equity

(B) gender stereotyping

(C) gender role flexibility

(D) gender equality

Check Correct Answer & Solution

687. Students struggling with ................. often face difficulties in mathematical concepts and computations.

(A) Dyscalculia

(B) Dyslexia

(C) Dysgraphia

(D) Autism

Check Correct Answer & Solution

688. Lev Vygotsky proposed that learning:

(A) is a social activity

(B) happens through repeated drill and recall

(C) occurs through the process of conditioning

(D) occurs independent of development

Check Correct Answer & Solution

689. Assessment for learning should focus on:

(A) learning for exams

(B) conceptual understanding

(C) mechanical practice

(D) recall and reproduction

Check Correct Answer & Solution

690. Teachers should encourage students to become ................. motivated learners and set ................. goals.

(A) intrinsically, mastery oriented

(B) intrinsically, performance oriented

(C) extrinsically, mastery oriented

(D) extrinsically, performance oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

691. Which of the following promotes critical and creative thinking in children?

(A) How many states and how many capitals are there in your country?

(B) What is the name of your country and its geographical location on the map?

(C) Where does water come from in your city?

(D) Which can be the best way to save water and why?

Check Correct Answer & Solution

692. What does inclusive education entail?

(A) Providing only vocational education to learners with special needs

(B) Flexibility in the curriculum as a result of recognition of individual differences

(C) Segregation and categorisation of students on the basis of their abilities

(D) Standard curriculum for all learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

693. Students struggling with dyslexia can be taught

(A) through use of strict punishment to ensure corrective reading

(B) through systematic phonological training

(C) by providing higher grade level reading texts

(D) by encouraging them to study in multiple distractions

Check Correct Answer & Solution

694. Which of the following views about intelligence supports the respectful consideration of diversity among learners?

(A) IQ tests are the only measure of intelligence

(B) Intelligence is multidimensional and can change over time

(C) Intelligence is not influenced by genetic factors

(D) Intelligence is not influenced by environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

695. Developmental changes in children are

(A) universal taking place at the same pace across cultures

(B) unidimensional and linear

(C) a complex interaction between hereditary and environmental factors

(D) irreversible and proceed from toe to head

Check Correct Answer & Solution

696. According to Jean Piaget cognitive development is facilitated by the process of

(A) adaptation

(B) reinforcement

(C) rehearsal

(D) algorithm

Check Correct Answer & Solution

697. According to Lev Vygotsky, which of the following is an important activity to enable children to learn?

(A) Dialogue

(B) Lecture

(C) Punishment

(D) Rewards

Check Correct Answer & Solution

698. In a progressive classroom, learning is

(A) individualistic and passive

(B) active and social in character

(C) examination oriented

(D) textbook oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

699. What does inclusion in education imply?

(A) Placement of specially abled children in special schools

(B) Provision of quality education to all children

(C) Placement of gifted children in special schools

(D) Provision of separate sections for special children in an inclusive set-up

Check Correct Answer & Solution

700. According to Piaget and Vygotsky learning takes place through

(A) imitation

(B) passive learning

(C) conditioning and reinforcement

(D) active engagement of learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

701. Which of the following statements is/are correct regarding child development?

I. A child's cognitive and social development depends only on the environment

II. Heredity is the only factor influential for the development of a child

III. Heredity and environment are interrelated in the development of a child

IV. The relative effects of heredity and environment vary in different areas of child development.

Codes:

(A) II and IV

(B) Only II

(C) III and IV

(D) I and IV

Check Correct Answer & Solution

702. A student has difficulty in sustaining his/her attention for long time and becomes restless and cannot sit still. These characteristics hint towards which form of disability?

(A) Autism

(B) Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

(C) Dyslexia

(D) Locomotor disability

Check Correct Answer & Solution

703. Which one of the following optimises motivation to learn?

(A) Tendency to choose very easy or difficult goals

(B) Personal satisfaction in meeting targets

(C) Extrinsic factors

(D) Motivation to avoid failure

Check Correct Answer & Solution

704. Formation of alternative conception among the children

(A) should be strongly discouraged by the teachers

(B) should be ignored by the teachers

(C) is a natural occurrence found not only among the children but also among adults

(D) is a definitive indicative of the children's low mental comprehension

Check Correct Answer & Solution

705. Jean Piaget gave importance to ........... in the process of learning.

(A) Readiness to learn

(B) Negative reinforcement

(C) Competitive feeling

(D) Functional fixedness

Check Correct Answer & Solution

706. Concept of inclusion requires

(A) respect of diversity and individual differences

(B) standardised testing for assessment

(C) teacher-centred pedagogy

(D) labelling and segregation of students

Check Correct Answer & Solution

707. Pace of learning is

(A) dependent solely on personal factors

(B) dependent solely on environmental factors

(C) independent of both personal and environmental factors

(D) dependent on interaction of personal and environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

708. The rate of development of each child

(A) is determined at the time of conception and the environment does not play much role in it

(B) unfolds a dynamic manner through the interaction of heredity and environment

(C) can be accurately predicted by looking at the developmental milestones

(D) cannot be predicted at all since it happens in a random manner

Check Correct Answer & Solution

709. According to Lev Vygotsky's theory the teachers should ................. to enable the child to learn meaningfully.

(A) Provide scaffolding

(B) Ensure conditioning

(C) Offer rewards

(D) Give punishment

Check Correct Answer & Solution

710. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): Teachers should use standardised IQ tests to measure children's intelligence.

Reason (R): Standardised IQ tests can predict intelligence accurately.

Choose the correct option:

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

711. What is creativity?

(A) Ability to create or discover something that is novel

(B) Ability to repetitively perform an action without being bored

(C) Ability to rote memorise sequences of numbers

(D) Ability to do convergent thinking

Check Correct Answer & Solution

712. What should be the sequence of introduction of new concepts to children?

(A) Unknown to known

(B) Higher order to lower order

(C) Simple to complex

(D) Abstract to concrete

Check Correct Answer & Solution

713. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): A child has to have some neuromotor maturation as he learns to catch a ball.

Reason (R): Learning is dependent upon development.

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

714. According to Jean Piaget, children learn meaningfully:

(A) through the process of conditioning of stimuli and response

(B) when offered rewards and punishment

(C) when adults take control and provide explanation

(D) through self-initiated activity and discovery

Check Correct Answer & Solution

715. In a progressive classroom, the curriculum is:

(A) rigid and highly structured without giving any autonomy to the child

(B) organised into fragmented subjects with no correlation amongst them

(C) organised according to the capabilities and interests of the children

(D) presented in disconnected chunks of information

Check Correct Answer & Solution

716. A teacher tells the boys in a co-education class that "Do not take up home science in co-curricular activities, because you are not girl". This would encourage:

(A) gender equity

(B) gender stereotyping

(C) gender role flexibility

(D) gender equality

Check Correct Answer & Solution

717. Students struggling with ................. often face difficulties in mathematical concepts and computations.

(A) Dyscalculia

(B) Dyslexia

(C) Dysgraphia

(D) Autism

Check Correct Answer & Solution

718. Lev Vygotsky proposed that learning:

(A) is a social activity

(B) happens through repeated drill and recall

(C) occurs through the process of conditioning

(D) occurs independent of development

Check Correct Answer & Solution

719. Assessment for learning should focus on:

(A) learning for exams

(B) conceptual understanding

(C) mechanical practice

(D) recall and reproduction

Check Correct Answer & Solution

720. Teachers should encourage students to become ................. motivated learners and set ................. goals.

(A) intrinsically, mastery oriented

(B) intrinsically, performance oriented

(C) extrinsically, mastery oriented

(D) extrinsically, performance oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

721. Which of the following promotes critical and creative thinking in children?

(A) How many states and how many capitals are there in your country?

(B) What is the name of your country and its geographical location on the map?

(C) Where does water come from in your city?

(D) Which can be the best way to save water and why?

Check Correct Answer & Solution

722. What does inclusive education entail?

(A) Providing only vocational education to learners with special needs

(B) Flexibility in the curriculum as a result of recognition of individual differences

(C) Segregation and categorisation of students on the basis of their abilities

(D) Standard curriculum for all learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

723. Students struggling with dyslexia can be taught

(A) through use of strict punishment to ensure corrective reading

(B) through systematic phonological training

(C) by providing higher grade level reading texts

(D) by encouraging them to study in multiple distractions

Check Correct Answer & Solution

724. Which of the following views about intelligence supports the respectful consideration of diversity among learners?

(A) IQ tests are the only measure of intelligence

(B) Intelligence is multidimensional and can change over time

(C) Intelligence is not influenced by genetic factors

(D) Intelligence is not influenced by environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

725. Developmental changes in children are

(A) universal taking place at the same pace across cultures

(B) unidimensional and linear

(C) a complex interaction between hereditary and environmental factors

(D) irreversible and proceed from toe to head

Check Correct Answer & Solution

726. According to Jean Piaget cognitive development is facilitated by the process of

(A) adaptation

(B) reinforcement

(C) rehearsal

(D) algorithm

Check Correct Answer & Solution

727. According to Lev Vygotsky, which of the following is an important activity to enable children to learn?

(A) Dialogue

(B) Lecture

(C) Punishment

(D) Rewards

Check Correct Answer & Solution

728. In a progressive classroom, learning is

(A) individualistic and passive

(B) active and social in character

(C) examination oriented

(D) textbook oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

729. What does inclusion in education imply?

(A) Placement of specially abled children in special schools

(B) Provision of quality education to all children

(C) Placement of gifted children in special schools

(D) Provision of separate sections for special children in an inclusive set-up

Check Correct Answer & Solution

730. According to Piaget and Vygotsky learning takes place through

(A) imitation

(B) passive learning

(C) conditioning and reinforcement

(D) active engagement of learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

731. Which of the following statements is/are correct regarding child development?

I. A child's cognitive and social development depends only on the environment

II. Heredity is the only factor influential for the development of a child

III. Heredity and environment are interrelated in the development of a child

IV. The relative effects of heredity and environment vary in different areas of child development.

Codes:

(A) II and IV

(B) Only II

(C) III and IV

(D) I and IV

Check Correct Answer & Solution

732. A student has difficulty in sustaining his/her attention for long time and becomes restless and cannot sit still. These characteristics hint towards which form of disability?

(A) Autism

(B) Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

(C) Dyslexia

(D) Locomotor disability

Check Correct Answer & Solution

733. Which one of the following optimises motivation to learn?

(A) Tendency to choose very easy or difficult goals

(B) Personal satisfaction in meeting targets

(C) Extrinsic factors

(D) Motivation to avoid failure

Check Correct Answer & Solution

734. Formation of alternative conception among the children

(A) should be strongly discouraged by the teachers

(B) should be ignored by the teachers

(C) is a natural occurrence found not only among the children but also among adults

(D) is a definitive indicative of the children's low mental comprehension

Check Correct Answer & Solution

735. Jean Piaget gave importance to ........... in the process of learning.

(A) Readiness to learn

(B) Negative reinforcement

(C) Competitive feeling

(D) Functional fixedness

Check Correct Answer & Solution

736. Concept of inclusion requires

(A) respect of diversity and individual differences

(B) standardised testing for assessment

(C) teacher-centred pedagogy

(D) labelling and segregation of students

Check Correct Answer & Solution

737. Pace of learning is

(A) dependent solely on personal factors

(B) dependent solely on environmental factors

(C) independent of both personal and environmental factors

(D) dependent on interaction of personal and environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

738. The rate of development of each child

(A) is determined at the time of conception and the environment does not play much role in it

(B) unfolds a dynamic manner through the interaction of heredity and environment

(C) can be accurately predicted by looking at the developmental milestones

(D) cannot be predicted at all since it happens in a random manner

Check Correct Answer & Solution

739. According to Lev Vygotsky's theory the teachers should ................. to enable the child to learn meaningfully.

(A) Provide scaffolding

(B) Ensure conditioning

(C) Offer rewards

(D) Give punishment

Check Correct Answer & Solution

740. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): Teachers should use standardised IQ tests to measure children's intelligence.

Reason (R): Standardised IQ tests can predict intelligence accurately.

Choose the correct option:

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

741. What is creativity?

(A) Ability to create or discover something that is novel

(B) Ability to repetitively perform an action without being bored

(C) Ability to rote memorise sequences of numbers

(D) Ability to do convergent thinking

Check Correct Answer & Solution

742. What should be the sequence of introduction of new concepts to children?

(A) Unknown to known

(B) Higher order to lower order

(C) Simple to complex

(D) Abstract to concrete

Check Correct Answer & Solution

743. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): A child has to have some neuromotor maturation as he learns to catch a ball.

Reason (R): Learning is dependent upon development.

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

744. According to Jean Piaget, children learn meaningfully:

(A) through the process of conditioning of stimuli and response

(B) when offered rewards and punishment

(C) when adults take control and provide explanation

(D) through self-initiated activity and discovery

Check Correct Answer & Solution

745. In a progressive classroom, the curriculum is:

(A) rigid and highly structured without giving any autonomy to the child

(B) organised into fragmented subjects with no correlation amongst them

(C) organised according to the capabilities and interests of the children

(D) presented in disconnected chunks of information

Check Correct Answer & Solution

746. A teacher tells the boys in a co-education class that "Do not take up home science in co-curricular activities, because you are not girl". This would encourage:

(A) gender equity

(B) gender stereotyping

(C) gender role flexibility

(D) gender equality

Check Correct Answer & Solution

747. Students struggling with ................. often face difficulties in mathematical concepts and computations.

(A) Dyscalculia

(B) Dyslexia

(C) Dysgraphia

(D) Autism

Check Correct Answer & Solution

748. Lev Vygotsky proposed that learning:

(A) is a social activity

(B) happens through repeated drill and recall

(C) occurs through the process of conditioning

(D) occurs independent of development

Check Correct Answer & Solution

749. Assessment for learning should focus on:

(A) learning for exams

(B) conceptual understanding

(C) mechanical practice

(D) recall and reproduction

Check Correct Answer & Solution

750. Teachers should encourage students to become ................. motivated learners and set ................. goals.

(A) intrinsically, mastery oriented

(B) intrinsically, performance oriented

(C) extrinsically, mastery oriented

(D) extrinsically, performance oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

751. Which of the following promotes critical and creative thinking in children?

(A) How many states and how many capitals are there in your country?

(B) What is the name of your country and its geographical location on the map?

(C) Where does water come from in your city?

(D) Which can be the best way to save water and why?

Check Correct Answer & Solution

752. What does inclusive education entail?

(A) Providing only vocational education to learners with special needs

(B) Flexibility in the curriculum as a result of recognition of individual differences

(C) Segregation and categorisation of students on the basis of their abilities

(D) Standard curriculum for all learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

753. Students struggling with dyslexia can be taught

(A) through use of strict punishment to ensure corrective reading

(B) through systematic phonological training

(C) by providing higher grade level reading texts

(D) by encouraging them to study in multiple distractions

Check Correct Answer & Solution

754. Which of the following views about intelligence supports the respectful consideration of diversity among learners?

(A) IQ tests are the only measure of intelligence

(B) Intelligence is multidimensional and can change over time

(C) Intelligence is not influenced by genetic factors

(D) Intelligence is not influenced by environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

755. Developmental changes in children are

(A) universal taking place at the same pace across cultures

(B) unidimensional and linear

(C) a complex interaction between hereditary and environmental factors

(D) irreversible and proceed from toe to head

Check Correct Answer & Solution

756. According to Jean Piaget cognitive development is facilitated by the process of

(A) adaptation

(B) reinforcement

(C) rehearsal

(D) algorithm

Check Correct Answer & Solution

757. According to Lev Vygotsky, which of the following is an important activity to enable children to learn?

(A) Dialogue

(B) Lecture

(C) Punishment

(D) Rewards

Check Correct Answer & Solution

758. In a progressive classroom, learning is

(A) individualistic and passive

(B) active and social in character

(C) examination oriented

(D) textbook oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

759. What does inclusion in education imply?

(A) Placement of specially abled children in special schools

(B) Provision of quality education to all children

(C) Placement of gifted children in special schools

(D) Provision of separate sections for special children in an inclusive set-up

Check Correct Answer & Solution

760. According to Piaget and Vygotsky learning takes place through

(A) imitation

(B) passive learning

(C) conditioning and reinforcement

(D) active engagement of learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

761. Which of the following statements is/are correct regarding child development?

I. A child's cognitive and social development depends only on the environment

II. Heredity is the only factor influential for the development of a child

III. Heredity and environment are interrelated in the development of a child

IV. The relative effects of heredity and environment vary in different areas of child development.

Codes:

(A) II and IV

(B) Only II

(C) III and IV

(D) I and IV

Check Correct Answer & Solution

762. A student has difficulty in sustaining his/her attention for long time and becomes restless and cannot sit still. These characteristics hint towards which form of disability?

(A) Autism

(B) Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

(C) Dyslexia

(D) Locomotor disability

Check Correct Answer & Solution

763. Which one of the following optimises motivation to learn?

(A) Tendency to choose very easy or difficult goals

(B) Personal satisfaction in meeting targets

(C) Extrinsic factors

(D) Motivation to avoid failure

Check Correct Answer & Solution

764. Formation of alternative conception among the children

(A) should be strongly discouraged by the teachers

(B) should be ignored by the teachers

(C) is a natural occurrence found not only among the children but also among adults

(D) is a definitive indicative of the children's low mental comprehension

Check Correct Answer & Solution

765. Jean Piaget gave importance to ........... in the process of learning.

(A) Readiness to learn

(B) Negative reinforcement

(C) Competitive feeling

(D) Functional fixedness

Check Correct Answer & Solution

766. Concept of inclusion requires

(A) respect of diversity and individual differences

(B) standardised testing for assessment

(C) teacher-centred pedagogy

(D) labelling and segregation of students

Check Correct Answer & Solution

767. Pace of learning is

(A) dependent solely on personal factors

(B) dependent solely on environmental factors

(C) independent of both personal and environmental factors

(D) dependent on interaction of personal and environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

768. The rate of development of each child

(A) is determined at the time of conception and the environment does not play much role in it

(B) unfolds a dynamic manner through the interaction of heredity and environment

(C) can be accurately predicted by looking at the developmental milestones

(D) cannot be predicted at all since it happens in a random manner

Check Correct Answer & Solution

769. According to Lev Vygotsky's theory the teachers should ................. to enable the child to learn meaningfully.

(A) Provide scaffolding

(B) Ensure conditioning

(C) Offer rewards

(D) Give punishment

Check Correct Answer & Solution

770. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): Teachers should use standardised IQ tests to measure children's intelligence.

Reason (R): Standardised IQ tests can predict intelligence accurately.

Choose the correct option:

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

771. What is creativity?

(A) Ability to create or discover something that is novel

(B) Ability to repetitively perform an action without being bored

(C) Ability to rote memorise sequences of numbers

(D) Ability to do convergent thinking

Check Correct Answer & Solution

772. What should be the sequence of introduction of new concepts to children?

(A) Unknown to known

(B) Higher order to lower order

(C) Simple to complex

(D) Abstract to concrete

Check Correct Answer & Solution

773. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): A child has to have some neuromotor maturation as he learns to catch a ball.

Reason (R): Learning is dependent upon development.

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

774. According to Jean Piaget, children learn meaningfully:

(A) through the process of conditioning of stimuli and response

(B) when offered rewards and punishment

(C) when adults take control and provide explanation

(D) through self-initiated activity and discovery

Check Correct Answer & Solution

775. In a progressive classroom, the curriculum is:

(A) rigid and highly structured without giving any autonomy to the child

(B) organised into fragmented subjects with no correlation amongst them

(C) organised according to the capabilities and interests of the children

(D) presented in disconnected chunks of information

Check Correct Answer & Solution

776. A teacher tells the boys in a co-education class that "Do not take up home science in co-curricular activities, because you are not girl". This would encourage:

(A) gender equity

(B) gender stereotyping

(C) gender role flexibility

(D) gender equality

Check Correct Answer & Solution

777. Students struggling with ................. often face difficulties in mathematical concepts and computations.

(A) Dyscalculia

(B) Dyslexia

(C) Dysgraphia

(D) Autism

Check Correct Answer & Solution

778. Lev Vygotsky proposed that learning:

(A) is a social activity

(B) happens through repeated drill and recall

(C) occurs through the process of conditioning

(D) occurs independent of development

Check Correct Answer & Solution

779. Assessment for learning should focus on:

(A) learning for exams

(B) conceptual understanding

(C) mechanical practice

(D) recall and reproduction

Check Correct Answer & Solution

780. Teachers should encourage students to become ................. motivated learners and set ................. goals.

(A) intrinsically, mastery oriented

(B) intrinsically, performance oriented

(C) extrinsically, mastery oriented

(D) extrinsically, performance oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

781. Which of the following promotes critical and creative thinking in children?

(A) How many states and how many capitals are there in your country?

(B) What is the name of your country and its geographical location on the map?

(C) Where does water come from in your city?

(D) Which can be the best way to save water and why?

Check Correct Answer & Solution

782. What does inclusive education entail?

(A) Providing only vocational education to learners with special needs

(B) Flexibility in the curriculum as a result of recognition of individual differences

(C) Segregation and categorisation of students on the basis of their abilities

(D) Standard curriculum for all learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

783. Students struggling with dyslexia can be taught

(A) through use of strict punishment to ensure corrective reading

(B) through systematic phonological training

(C) by providing higher grade level reading texts

(D) by encouraging them to study in multiple distractions

Check Correct Answer & Solution

784. Which of the following views about intelligence supports the respectful consideration of diversity among learners?

(A) IQ tests are the only measure of intelligence

(B) Intelligence is multidimensional and can change over time

(C) Intelligence is not influenced by genetic factors

(D) Intelligence is not influenced by environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

785. Developmental changes in children are

(A) universal taking place at the same pace across cultures

(B) unidimensional and linear

(C) a complex interaction between hereditary and environmental factors

(D) irreversible and proceed from toe to head

Check Correct Answer & Solution

786. According to Jean Piaget cognitive development is facilitated by the process of

(A) adaptation

(B) reinforcement

(C) rehearsal

(D) algorithm

Check Correct Answer & Solution

787. According to Lev Vygotsky, which of the following is an important activity to enable children to learn?

(A) Dialogue

(B) Lecture

(C) Punishment

(D) Rewards

Check Correct Answer & Solution

788. In a progressive classroom, learning is

(A) individualistic and passive

(B) active and social in character

(C) examination oriented

(D) textbook oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

789. What does inclusion in education imply?

(A) Placement of specially abled children in special schools

(B) Provision of quality education to all children

(C) Placement of gifted children in special schools

(D) Provision of separate sections for special children in an inclusive set-up

Check Correct Answer & Solution

790. According to Piaget and Vygotsky learning takes place through

(A) imitation

(B) passive learning

(C) conditioning and reinforcement

(D) active engagement of learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

791. Which of the following statements is/are correct regarding child development?

I. A child's cognitive and social development depends only on the environment

II. Heredity is the only factor influential for the development of a child

III. Heredity and environment are interrelated in the development of a child

IV. The relative effects of heredity and environment vary in different areas of child development.

Codes:

(A) II and IV

(B) Only II

(C) III and IV

(D) I and IV

Check Correct Answer & Solution

792. A student has difficulty in sustaining his/her attention for long time and becomes restless and cannot sit still. These characteristics hint towards which form of disability?

(A) Autism

(B) Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

(C) Dyslexia

(D) Locomotor disability

Check Correct Answer & Solution

793. Which one of the following optimises motivation to learn?

(A) Tendency to choose very easy or difficult goals

(B) Personal satisfaction in meeting targets

(C) Extrinsic factors

(D) Motivation to avoid failure

Check Correct Answer & Solution

794. Formation of alternative conception among the children

(A) should be strongly discouraged by the teachers

(B) should be ignored by the teachers

(C) is a natural occurrence found not only among the children but also among adults

(D) is a definitive indicative of the children's low mental comprehension

Check Correct Answer & Solution

795. Jean Piaget gave importance to ........... in the process of learning.

(A) Readiness to learn

(B) Negative reinforcement

(C) Competitive feeling

(D) Functional fixedness

Check Correct Answer & Solution

796. Concept of inclusion requires

(A) respect of diversity and individual differences

(B) standardised testing for assessment

(C) teacher-centred pedagogy

(D) labelling and segregation of students

Check Correct Answer & Solution

797. Pace of learning is

(A) dependent solely on personal factors

(B) dependent solely on environmental factors

(C) independent of both personal and environmental factors

(D) dependent on interaction of personal and environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

798. The rate of development of each child

(A) is determined at the time of conception and the environment does not play much role in it

(B) unfolds a dynamic manner through the interaction of heredity and environment

(C) can be accurately predicted by looking at the developmental milestones

(D) cannot be predicted at all since it happens in a random manner

Check Correct Answer & Solution

799. According to Lev Vygotsky's theory the teachers should ................. to enable the child to learn meaningfully.

(A) Provide scaffolding

(B) Ensure conditioning

(C) Offer rewards

(D) Give punishment

Check Correct Answer & Solution

800. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): Teachers should use standardised IQ tests to measure children's intelligence.

Reason (R): Standardised IQ tests can predict intelligence accurately.

Choose the correct option:

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

801. What is creativity?

(A) Ability to create or discover something that is novel

(B) Ability to repetitively perform an action without being bored

(C) Ability to rote memorise sequences of numbers

(D) Ability to do convergent thinking

Check Correct Answer & Solution

802. What should be the sequence of introduction of new concepts to children?

(A) Unknown to known

(B) Higher order to lower order

(C) Simple to complex

(D) Abstract to concrete

Check Correct Answer & Solution

803. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): A child has to have some neuromotor maturation as he learns to catch a ball.

Reason (R): Learning is dependent upon development.

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

804. According to Jean Piaget, children learn meaningfully:

(A) through the process of conditioning of stimuli and response

(B) when offered rewards and punishment

(C) when adults take control and provide explanation

(D) through self-initiated activity and discovery

Check Correct Answer & Solution

805. In a progressive classroom, the curriculum is:

(A) rigid and highly structured without giving any autonomy to the child

(B) organised into fragmented subjects with no correlation amongst them

(C) organised according to the capabilities and interests of the children

(D) presented in disconnected chunks of information

Check Correct Answer & Solution

806. A teacher tells the boys in a co-education class that "Do not take up home science in co-curricular activities, because you are not girl". This would encourage:

(A) gender equity

(B) gender stereotyping

(C) gender role flexibility

(D) gender equality

Check Correct Answer & Solution

807. Students struggling with ................. often face difficulties in mathematical concepts and computations.

(A) Dyscalculia

(B) Dyslexia

(C) Dysgraphia

(D) Autism

Check Correct Answer & Solution

808. Lev Vygotsky proposed that learning:

(A) is a social activity

(B) happens through repeated drill and recall

(C) occurs through the process of conditioning

(D) occurs independent of development

Check Correct Answer & Solution

809. Assessment for learning should focus on:

(A) learning for exams

(B) conceptual understanding

(C) mechanical practice

(D) recall and reproduction

Check Correct Answer & Solution

810. Teachers should encourage students to become ................. motivated learners and set ................. goals.

(A) intrinsically, mastery oriented

(B) intrinsically, performance oriented

(C) extrinsically, mastery oriented

(D) extrinsically, performance oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

811. Which of the following promotes critical and creative thinking in children?

(A) How many states and how many capitals are there in your country?

(B) What is the name of your country and its geographical location on the map?

(C) Where does water come from in your city?

(D) Which can be the best way to save water and why?

Check Correct Answer & Solution

812. What does inclusive education entail?

(A) Providing only vocational education to learners with special needs

(B) Flexibility in the curriculum as a result of recognition of individual differences

(C) Segregation and categorisation of students on the basis of their abilities

(D) Standard curriculum for all learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

813. Students struggling with dyslexia can be taught

(A) through use of strict punishment to ensure corrective reading

(B) through systematic phonological training

(C) by providing higher grade level reading texts

(D) by encouraging them to study in multiple distractions

Check Correct Answer & Solution

814. Which of the following views about intelligence supports the respectful consideration of diversity among learners?

(A) IQ tests are the only measure of intelligence

(B) Intelligence is multidimensional and can change over time

(C) Intelligence is not influenced by genetic factors

(D) Intelligence is not influenced by environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

815. Developmental changes in children are

(A) universal taking place at the same pace across cultures

(B) unidimensional and linear

(C) a complex interaction between hereditary and environmental factors

(D) irreversible and proceed from toe to head

Check Correct Answer & Solution

816. According to Jean Piaget cognitive development is facilitated by the process of

(A) adaptation

(B) reinforcement

(C) rehearsal

(D) algorithm

Check Correct Answer & Solution

817. According to Lev Vygotsky, which of the following is an important activity to enable children to learn?

(A) Dialogue

(B) Lecture

(C) Punishment

(D) Rewards

Check Correct Answer & Solution

818. In a progressive classroom, learning is

(A) individualistic and passive

(B) active and social in character

(C) examination oriented

(D) textbook oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

819. What does inclusion in education imply?

(A) Placement of specially abled children in special schools

(B) Provision of quality education to all children

(C) Placement of gifted children in special schools

(D) Provision of separate sections for special children in an inclusive set-up

Check Correct Answer & Solution

820. According to Piaget and Vygotsky learning takes place through

(A) imitation

(B) passive learning

(C) conditioning and reinforcement

(D) active engagement of learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

821. Which of the following statements is/are correct regarding child development?

I. A child's cognitive and social development depends only on the environment

II. Heredity is the only factor influential for the development of a child

III. Heredity and environment are interrelated in the development of a child

IV. The relative effects of heredity and environment vary in different areas of child development.

Codes:

(A) II and IV

(B) Only II

(C) III and IV

(D) I and IV

Check Correct Answer & Solution

822. A student has difficulty in sustaining his/her attention for long time and becomes restless and cannot sit still. These characteristics hint towards which form of disability?

(A) Autism

(B) Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

(C) Dyslexia

(D) Locomotor disability

Check Correct Answer & Solution

823. Which one of the following optimises motivation to learn?

(A) Tendency to choose very easy or difficult goals

(B) Personal satisfaction in meeting targets

(C) Extrinsic factors

(D) Motivation to avoid failure

Check Correct Answer & Solution

824. Formation of alternative conception among the children

(A) should be strongly discouraged by the teachers

(B) should be ignored by the teachers

(C) is a natural occurrence found not only among the children but also among adults

(D) is a definitive indicative of the children's low mental comprehension

Check Correct Answer & Solution

825. Jean Piaget gave importance to ........... in the process of learning.

(A) Readiness to learn

(B) Negative reinforcement

(C) Competitive feeling

(D) Functional fixedness

Check Correct Answer & Solution

826. Concept of inclusion requires

(A) respect of diversity and individual differences

(B) standardised testing for assessment

(C) teacher-centred pedagogy

(D) labelling and segregation of students

Check Correct Answer & Solution

827. Pace of learning is

(A) dependent solely on personal factors

(B) dependent solely on environmental factors

(C) independent of both personal and environmental factors

(D) dependent on interaction of personal and environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

828. The rate of development of each child

(A) is determined at the time of conception and the environment does not play much role in it

(B) unfolds a dynamic manner through the interaction of heredity and environment

(C) can be accurately predicted by looking at the developmental milestones

(D) cannot be predicted at all since it happens in a random manner

Check Correct Answer & Solution

829. According to Lev Vygotsky's theory the teachers should ................. to enable the child to learn meaningfully.

(A) Provide scaffolding

(B) Ensure conditioning

(C) Offer rewards

(D) Give punishment

Check Correct Answer & Solution

830. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): Teachers should use standardised IQ tests to measure children's intelligence.

Reason (R): Standardised IQ tests can predict intelligence accurately.

Choose the correct option:

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

831. What is creativity?

(A) Ability to create or discover something that is novel

(B) Ability to repetitively perform an action without being bored

(C) Ability to rote memorise sequences of numbers

(D) Ability to do convergent thinking

Check Correct Answer & Solution

832. What should be the sequence of introduction of new concepts to children?

(A) Unknown to known

(B) Higher order to lower order

(C) Simple to complex

(D) Abstract to concrete

Check Correct Answer & Solution

833. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): A child has to have some neuromotor maturation as he learns to catch a ball.

Reason (R): Learning is dependent upon development.

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

834. According to Jean Piaget, children learn meaningfully:

(A) through the process of conditioning of stimuli and response

(B) when offered rewards and punishment

(C) when adults take control and provide explanation

(D) through self-initiated activity and discovery

Check Correct Answer & Solution

835. In a progressive classroom, the curriculum is:

(A) rigid and highly structured without giving any autonomy to the child

(B) organised into fragmented subjects with no correlation amongst them

(C) organised according to the capabilities and interests of the children

(D) presented in disconnected chunks of information

Check Correct Answer & Solution

836. A teacher tells the boys in a co-education class that "Do not take up home science in co-curricular activities, because you are not girl". This would encourage:

(A) gender equity

(B) gender stereotyping

(C) gender role flexibility

(D) gender equality

Check Correct Answer & Solution

837. Students struggling with ................. often face difficulties in mathematical concepts and computations.

(A) Dyscalculia

(B) Dyslexia

(C) Dysgraphia

(D) Autism

Check Correct Answer & Solution

838. Lev Vygotsky proposed that learning:

(A) is a social activity

(B) happens through repeated drill and recall

(C) occurs through the process of conditioning

(D) occurs independent of development

Check Correct Answer & Solution

839. Assessment for learning should focus on:

(A) learning for exams

(B) conceptual understanding

(C) mechanical practice

(D) recall and reproduction

Check Correct Answer & Solution

840. Teachers should encourage students to become ................. motivated learners and set ................. goals.

(A) intrinsically, mastery oriented

(B) intrinsically, performance oriented

(C) extrinsically, mastery oriented

(D) extrinsically, performance oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

841. Which of the following promotes critical and creative thinking in children?

(A) How many states and how many capitals are there in your country?

(B) What is the name of your country and its geographical location on the map?

(C) Where does water come from in your city?

(D) Which can be the best way to save water and why?

Check Correct Answer & Solution

842. What does inclusive education entail?

(A) Providing only vocational education to learners with special needs

(B) Flexibility in the curriculum as a result of recognition of individual differences

(C) Segregation and categorisation of students on the basis of their abilities

(D) Standard curriculum for all learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

843. Students struggling with dyslexia can be taught

(A) through use of strict punishment to ensure corrective reading

(B) through systematic phonological training

(C) by providing higher grade level reading texts

(D) by encouraging them to study in multiple distractions

Check Correct Answer & Solution

844. Which of the following views about intelligence supports the respectful consideration of diversity among learners?

(A) IQ tests are the only measure of intelligence

(B) Intelligence is multidimensional and can change over time

(C) Intelligence is not influenced by genetic factors

(D) Intelligence is not influenced by environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

845. Developmental changes in children are

(A) universal taking place at the same pace across cultures

(B) unidimensional and linear

(C) a complex interaction between hereditary and environmental factors

(D) irreversible and proceed from toe to head

Check Correct Answer & Solution

846. According to Jean Piaget cognitive development is facilitated by the process of

(A) adaptation

(B) reinforcement

(C) rehearsal

(D) algorithm

Check Correct Answer & Solution

847. According to Lev Vygotsky, which of the following is an important activity to enable children to learn?

(A) Dialogue

(B) Lecture

(C) Punishment

(D) Rewards

Check Correct Answer & Solution

848. In a progressive classroom, learning is

(A) individualistic and passive

(B) active and social in character

(C) examination oriented

(D) textbook oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

849. What does inclusion in education imply?

(A) Placement of specially abled children in special schools

(B) Provision of quality education to all children

(C) Placement of gifted children in special schools

(D) Provision of separate sections for special children in an inclusive set-up

Check Correct Answer & Solution

850. According to Piaget and Vygotsky learning takes place through

(A) imitation

(B) passive learning

(C) conditioning and reinforcement

(D) active engagement of learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

851. Which of the following statements is/are correct regarding child development?

I. A child's cognitive and social development depends only on the environment

II. Heredity is the only factor influential for the development of a child

III. Heredity and environment are interrelated in the development of a child

IV. The relative effects of heredity and environment vary in different areas of child development.

Codes:

(A) II and IV

(B) Only II

(C) III and IV

(D) I and IV

Check Correct Answer & Solution

852. A student has difficulty in sustaining his/her attention for long time and becomes restless and cannot sit still. These characteristics hint towards which form of disability?

(A) Autism

(B) Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

(C) Dyslexia

(D) Locomotor disability

Check Correct Answer & Solution

853. Which one of the following optimises motivation to learn?

(A) Tendency to choose very easy or difficult goals

(B) Personal satisfaction in meeting targets

(C) Extrinsic factors

(D) Motivation to avoid failure

Check Correct Answer & Solution

854. Formation of alternative conception among the children

(A) should be strongly discouraged by the teachers

(B) should be ignored by the teachers

(C) is a natural occurrence found not only among the children but also among adults

(D) is a definitive indicative of the children's low mental comprehension

Check Correct Answer & Solution

855. Jean Piaget gave importance to ........... in the process of learning.

(A) Readiness to learn

(B) Negative reinforcement

(C) Competitive feeling

(D) Functional fixedness

Check Correct Answer & Solution

856. Concept of inclusion requires

(A) respect of diversity and individual differences

(B) standardised testing for assessment

(C) teacher-centred pedagogy

(D) labelling and segregation of students

Check Correct Answer & Solution

857. Pace of learning is

(A) dependent solely on personal factors

(B) dependent solely on environmental factors

(C) independent of both personal and environmental factors

(D) dependent on interaction of personal and environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

858. The rate of development of each child

(A) is determined at the time of conception and the environment does not play much role in it

(B) unfolds a dynamic manner through the interaction of heredity and environment

(C) can be accurately predicted by looking at the developmental milestones

(D) cannot be predicted at all since it happens in a random manner

Check Correct Answer & Solution

859. According to Lev Vygotsky's theory the teachers should ................. to enable the child to learn meaningfully.

(A) Provide scaffolding

(B) Ensure conditioning

(C) Offer rewards

(D) Give punishment

Check Correct Answer & Solution

860. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): Teachers should use standardised IQ tests to measure children's intelligence.

Reason (R): Standardised IQ tests can predict intelligence accurately.

Choose the correct option:

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

861. What is creativity?

(A) Ability to create or discover something that is novel

(B) Ability to repetitively perform an action without being bored

(C) Ability to rote memorise sequences of numbers

(D) Ability to do convergent thinking

Check Correct Answer & Solution

862. What should be the sequence of introduction of new concepts to children?

(A) Unknown to known

(B) Higher order to lower order

(C) Simple to complex

(D) Abstract to concrete

Check Correct Answer & Solution

863. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): A child has to have some neuromotor maturation as he learns to catch a ball.

Reason (R): Learning is dependent upon development.

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

864. According to Jean Piaget, children learn meaningfully:

(A) through the process of conditioning of stimuli and response

(B) when offered rewards and punishment

(C) when adults take control and provide explanation

(D) through self-initiated activity and discovery

Check Correct Answer & Solution

865. In a progressive classroom, the curriculum is:

(A) rigid and highly structured without giving any autonomy to the child

(B) organised into fragmented subjects with no correlation amongst them

(C) organised according to the capabilities and interests of the children

(D) presented in disconnected chunks of information

Check Correct Answer & Solution

866. A teacher tells the boys in a co-education class that "Do not take up home science in co-curricular activities, because you are not girl". This would encourage:

(A) gender equity

(B) gender stereotyping

(C) gender role flexibility

(D) gender equality

Check Correct Answer & Solution

867. Students struggling with ................. often face difficulties in mathematical concepts and computations.

(A) Dyscalculia

(B) Dyslexia

(C) Dysgraphia

(D) Autism

Check Correct Answer & Solution

868. Lev Vygotsky proposed that learning:

(A) is a social activity

(B) happens through repeated drill and recall

(C) occurs through the process of conditioning

(D) occurs independent of development

Check Correct Answer & Solution

869. Assessment for learning should focus on:

(A) learning for exams

(B) conceptual understanding

(C) mechanical practice

(D) recall and reproduction

Check Correct Answer & Solution

870. Teachers should encourage students to become ................. motivated learners and set ................. goals.

(A) intrinsically, mastery oriented

(B) intrinsically, performance oriented

(C) extrinsically, mastery oriented

(D) extrinsically, performance oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

871. Which of the following promotes critical and creative thinking in children?

(A) How many states and how many capitals are there in your country?

(B) What is the name of your country and its geographical location on the map?

(C) Where does water come from in your city?

(D) Which can be the best way to save water and why?

Check Correct Answer & Solution

872. What does inclusive education entail?

(A) Providing only vocational education to learners with special needs

(B) Flexibility in the curriculum as a result of recognition of individual differences

(C) Segregation and categorisation of students on the basis of their abilities

(D) Standard curriculum for all learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

873. Students struggling with dyslexia can be taught

(A) through use of strict punishment to ensure corrective reading

(B) through systematic phonological training

(C) by providing higher grade level reading texts

(D) by encouraging them to study in multiple distractions

Check Correct Answer & Solution

874. Which of the following views about intelligence supports the respectful consideration of diversity among learners?

(A) IQ tests are the only measure of intelligence

(B) Intelligence is multidimensional and can change over time

(C) Intelligence is not influenced by genetic factors

(D) Intelligence is not influenced by environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

875. Developmental changes in children are

(A) universal taking place at the same pace across cultures

(B) unidimensional and linear

(C) a complex interaction between hereditary and environmental factors

(D) irreversible and proceed from toe to head

Check Correct Answer & Solution

876. According to Jean Piaget cognitive development is facilitated by the process of

(A) adaptation

(B) reinforcement

(C) rehearsal

(D) algorithm

Check Correct Answer & Solution

877. According to Lev Vygotsky, which of the following is an important activity to enable children to learn?

(A) Dialogue

(B) Lecture

(C) Punishment

(D) Rewards

Check Correct Answer & Solution

878. In a progressive classroom, learning is

(A) individualistic and passive

(B) active and social in character

(C) examination oriented

(D) textbook oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

879. What does inclusion in education imply?

(A) Placement of specially abled children in special schools

(B) Provision of quality education to all children

(C) Placement of gifted children in special schools

(D) Provision of separate sections for special children in an inclusive set-up

Check Correct Answer & Solution

880. According to Piaget and Vygotsky learning takes place through

(A) imitation

(B) passive learning

(C) conditioning and reinforcement

(D) active engagement of learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

881. Which of the following statements is/are correct regarding child development?

I. A child's cognitive and social development depends only on the environment

II. Heredity is the only factor influential for the development of a child

III. Heredity and environment are interrelated in the development of a child

IV. The relative effects of heredity and environment vary in different areas of child development.

Codes:

(A) II and IV

(B) Only II

(C) III and IV

(D) I and IV

Check Correct Answer & Solution

882. A student has difficulty in sustaining his/her attention for long time and becomes restless and cannot sit still. These characteristics hint towards which form of disability?

(A) Autism

(B) Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

(C) Dyslexia

(D) Locomotor disability

Check Correct Answer & Solution

883. Which one of the following optimises motivation to learn?

(A) Tendency to choose very easy or difficult goals

(B) Personal satisfaction in meeting targets

(C) Extrinsic factors

(D) Motivation to avoid failure

Check Correct Answer & Solution

884. Formation of alternative conception among the children

(A) should be strongly discouraged by the teachers

(B) should be ignored by the teachers

(C) is a natural occurrence found not only among the children but also among adults

(D) is a definitive indicative of the children's low mental comprehension

Check Correct Answer & Solution

885. Jean Piaget gave importance to ........... in the process of learning.

(A) Readiness to learn

(B) Negative reinforcement

(C) Competitive feeling

(D) Functional fixedness

Check Correct Answer & Solution

886. Concept of inclusion requires

(A) respect of diversity and individual differences

(B) standardised testing for assessment

(C) teacher-centred pedagogy

(D) labelling and segregation of students

Check Correct Answer & Solution

887. Pace of learning is

(A) dependent solely on personal factors

(B) dependent solely on environmental factors

(C) independent of both personal and environmental factors

(D) dependent on interaction of personal and environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

888. The rate of development of each child

(A) is determined at the time of conception and the environment does not play much role in it

(B) unfolds a dynamic manner through the interaction of heredity and environment

(C) can be accurately predicted by looking at the developmental milestones

(D) cannot be predicted at all since it happens in a random manner

Check Correct Answer & Solution

889. According to Lev Vygotsky's theory the teachers should ................. to enable the child to learn meaningfully.

(A) Provide scaffolding

(B) Ensure conditioning

(C) Offer rewards

(D) Give punishment

Check Correct Answer & Solution

890. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): Teachers should use standardised IQ tests to measure children's intelligence.

Reason (R): Standardised IQ tests can predict intelligence accurately.

Choose the correct option:

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

891. What is creativity?

(A) Ability to create or discover something that is novel

(B) Ability to repetitively perform an action without being bored

(C) Ability to rote memorise sequences of numbers

(D) Ability to do convergent thinking

Check Correct Answer & Solution

892. What should be the sequence of introduction of new concepts to children?

(A) Unknown to known

(B) Higher order to lower order

(C) Simple to complex

(D) Abstract to concrete

Check Correct Answer & Solution

893. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): A child has to have some neuromotor maturation as he learns to catch a ball.

Reason (R): Learning is dependent upon development.

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

894. According to Jean Piaget, children learn meaningfully:

(A) through the process of conditioning of stimuli and response

(B) when offered rewards and punishment

(C) when adults take control and provide explanation

(D) through self-initiated activity and discovery

Check Correct Answer & Solution

895. In a progressive classroom, the curriculum is:

(A) rigid and highly structured without giving any autonomy to the child

(B) organised into fragmented subjects with no correlation amongst them

(C) organised according to the capabilities and interests of the children

(D) presented in disconnected chunks of information

Check Correct Answer & Solution

896. A teacher tells the boys in a co-education class that "Do not take up home science in co-curricular activities, because you are not girl". This would encourage:

(A) gender equity

(B) gender stereotyping

(C) gender role flexibility

(D) gender equality

Check Correct Answer & Solution

897. Students struggling with ................. often face difficulties in mathematical concepts and computations.

(A) Dyscalculia

(B) Dyslexia

(C) Dysgraphia

(D) Autism

Check Correct Answer & Solution

898. Lev Vygotsky proposed that learning:

(A) is a social activity

(B) happens through repeated drill and recall

(C) occurs through the process of conditioning

(D) occurs independent of development

Check Correct Answer & Solution

899. Assessment for learning should focus on:

(A) learning for exams

(B) conceptual understanding

(C) mechanical practice

(D) recall and reproduction

Check Correct Answer & Solution

900. Teachers should encourage students to become ................. motivated learners and set ................. goals.

(A) intrinsically, mastery oriented

(B) intrinsically, performance oriented

(C) extrinsically, mastery oriented

(D) extrinsically, performance oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

901. Which of the following promotes critical and creative thinking in children?

(A) How many states and how many capitals are there in your country?

(B) What is the name of your country and its geographical location on the map?

(C) Where does water come from in your city?

(D) Which can be the best way to save water and why?

Check Correct Answer & Solution

902. What does inclusive education entail?

(A) Providing only vocational education to learners with special needs

(B) Flexibility in the curriculum as a result of recognition of individual differences

(C) Segregation and categorisation of students on the basis of their abilities

(D) Standard curriculum for all learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

903. Students struggling with dyslexia can be taught

(A) through use of strict punishment to ensure corrective reading

(B) through systematic phonological training

(C) by providing higher grade level reading texts

(D) by encouraging them to study in multiple distractions

Check Correct Answer & Solution

904. Which of the following views about intelligence supports the respectful consideration of diversity among learners?

(A) IQ tests are the only measure of intelligence

(B) Intelligence is multidimensional and can change over time

(C) Intelligence is not influenced by genetic factors

(D) Intelligence is not influenced by environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

905. Developmental changes in children are

(A) universal taking place at the same pace across cultures

(B) unidimensional and linear

(C) a complex interaction between hereditary and environmental factors

(D) irreversible and proceed from toe to head

Check Correct Answer & Solution

906. According to Jean Piaget cognitive development is facilitated by the process of

(A) adaptation

(B) reinforcement

(C) rehearsal

(D) algorithm

Check Correct Answer & Solution

907. According to Lev Vygotsky, which of the following is an important activity to enable children to learn?

(A) Dialogue

(B) Lecture

(C) Punishment

(D) Rewards

Check Correct Answer & Solution

908. In a progressive classroom, learning is

(A) individualistic and passive

(B) active and social in character

(C) examination oriented

(D) textbook oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

909. What does inclusion in education imply?

(A) Placement of specially abled children in special schools

(B) Provision of quality education to all children

(C) Placement of gifted children in special schools

(D) Provision of separate sections for special children in an inclusive set-up

Check Correct Answer & Solution

910. According to Piaget and Vygotsky learning takes place through

(A) imitation

(B) passive learning

(C) conditioning and reinforcement

(D) active engagement of learners

Check Correct Answer & Solution

911. Which of the following statements is/are correct regarding child development?

I. A child's cognitive and social development depends only on the environment

II. Heredity is the only factor influential for the development of a child

III. Heredity and environment are interrelated in the development of a child

IV. The relative effects of heredity and environment vary in different areas of child development.

Codes:

(A) II and IV

(B) Only II

(C) III and IV

(D) I and IV

Check Correct Answer & Solution

912. A student has difficulty in sustaining his/her attention for long time and becomes restless and cannot sit still. These characteristics hint towards which form of disability?

(A) Autism

(B) Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

(C) Dyslexia

(D) Locomotor disability

Check Correct Answer & Solution

913. Which one of the following optimises motivation to learn?

(A) Tendency to choose very easy or difficult goals

(B) Personal satisfaction in meeting targets

(C) Extrinsic factors

(D) Motivation to avoid failure

Check Correct Answer & Solution

914. Formation of alternative conception among the children

(A) should be strongly discouraged by the teachers

(B) should be ignored by the teachers

(C) is a natural occurrence found not only among the children but also among adults

(D) is a definitive indicative of the children's low mental comprehension

Check Correct Answer & Solution

915. Jean Piaget gave importance to ........... in the process of learning.

(A) Readiness to learn

(B) Negative reinforcement

(C) Competitive feeling

(D) Functional fixedness

Check Correct Answer & Solution

916. Concept of inclusion requires

(A) respect of diversity and individual differences

(B) standardised testing for assessment

(C) teacher-centred pedagogy

(D) labelling and segregation of students

Check Correct Answer & Solution

917. Pace of learning is

(A) dependent solely on personal factors

(B) dependent solely on environmental factors

(C) independent of both personal and environmental factors

(D) dependent on interaction of personal and environmental factors

Check Correct Answer & Solution

918. The rate of development of each child

(A) is determined at the time of conception and the environment does not play much role in it

(B) unfolds a dynamic manner through the interaction of heredity and environment

(C) can be accurately predicted by looking at the developmental milestones

(D) cannot be predicted at all since it happens in a random manner

Check Correct Answer & Solution

919. According to Lev Vygotsky's theory the teachers should ................. to enable the child to learn meaningfully.

(A) Provide scaffolding

(B) Ensure conditioning

(C) Offer rewards

(D) Give punishment

Check Correct Answer & Solution

920. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): Teachers should use standardised IQ tests to measure children's intelligence.

Reason (R): Standardised IQ tests can predict intelligence accurately.

Choose the correct option:

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

921. What is creativity?

(A) Ability to create or discover something that is novel

(B) Ability to repetitively perform an action without being bored

(C) Ability to rote memorise sequences of numbers

(D) Ability to do convergent thinking

Check Correct Answer & Solution

922. What should be the sequence of introduction of new concepts to children?

(A) Unknown to known

(B) Higher order to lower order

(C) Simple to complex

(D) Abstract to concrete

Check Correct Answer & Solution

923. Consider the following statements:

Assertion (A): A child has to have some neuromotor maturation as he learns to catch a ball.

Reason (R): Learning is dependent upon development.

(A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)

(B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)

(C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

(D) Both (A) and (R) are false

Check Correct Answer & Solution

924. According to Jean Piaget, children learn meaningfully:

(A) through the process of conditioning of stimuli and response

(B) when offered rewards and punishment

(C) when adults take control and provide explanation

(D) through self-initiated activity and discovery

Check Correct Answer & Solution

925. In a progressive classroom, the curriculum is:

(A) rigid and highly structured without giving any autonomy to the child

(B) organised into fragmented subjects with no correlation amongst them

(C) organised according to the capabilities and interests of the children

(D) presented in disconnected chunks of information

Check Correct Answer & Solution

926. A teacher tells the boys in a co-education class that "Do not take up home science in co-curricular activities, because you are not girl". This would encourage:

(A) gender equity

(B) gender stereotyping

(C) gender role flexibility

(D) gender equality

Check Correct Answer & Solution

927. Students struggling with ................. often face difficulties in mathematical concepts and computations.

(A) Dyscalculia

(B) Dyslexia

(C) Dysgraphia

(D) Autism

Check Correct Answer & Solution

928. Lev Vygotsky proposed that learning:

(A) is a social activity

(B) happens through repeated drill and recall

(C) occurs through the process of conditioning

(D) occurs independent of development

Check Correct Answer & Solution

929. Assessment for learning should focus on:

(A) learning for exams

(B) conceptual understanding

(C) mechanical practice

(D) recall and reproduction

Check Correct Answer & Solution

930. Teachers should encourage students to become ................. motivated learners and set ................. goals.

(A) intrinsically, mastery oriented

(B) intrinsically, performance oriented

(C) extrinsically, mastery oriented

(D) extrinsically, performance oriented

Check Correct Answer & Solution

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JTET Paper 2 Important Topics 2026

JTET Paper 2 included questions from Child Development and Pedagogy, Language I, Language II, and subject-specific sections. The examination consisted of 150 questions, including 30 questions each from Child Development and Pedagogy, Language I, and Language II, along with 60 questions from Mathematics and Science or Social Studies. Based on the prescribed syllabus and previous examination trends, the following table highlights important topics and question distribution. The exact topics asked require verification against the November 1 question paper.

JTET Paper 2 Exam Pattern 2026

JTET Paper 2 was conducted in offline OMR-based mode for upper-primary teaching eligibility. Candidates were given 2 hours and 30 minutes to attempt 150 objective-type questions carrying 150 marks. The examination included three compulsory sections and one subject-specific section based on the candidate's teaching category. Each correct answer carried one mark, with no negative marking for incorrect responses.

JTET Paper 2 Question Paper Analysis 2026

JTET Paper 2 Question Paper 2026 is provisionally estimated to have a Moderate overall difficulty level, with approximately 110-122 good attempts out of 150 questions. Child Development and Pedagogy is estimated to be Moderate, with 22-24 good attempts, while Language I and Language II are expected to be Easy to Moderate, with a combined 46-50 good attempts. Mathematics and Science may have been comparatively time-consuming due to numerical and concept-based questions, with approximately 42-47 good attempts. Social Studies is estimated to have 43-48 good attempts, covering History, Geography, Civics, and Economics. These are trend-based estimates rather than confirmed findings from the November 1 paper.

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