a. 5 minutes    b. 10-15 minutes

c. 5-10 minutes    d. 15-20 minutes

Set induction process of using a thought-provoking statement, interesting fact, or an audio-visual stimulus at the beginning of lecture to gain student’s attention and give an overview about the lecture topic, The objective of set induction is to induce the pupils to attract them and make them concentrate their attention towards teacher’s presentation

2. Teaching skill is the:

a. Art                 b. Habit

c. Perfectness    d. Aptitude

3. One sentence summary is a form of:

a. Teacher evaluation

b. Formative evaluation

c. Student evaluation

d. Summative evaluation

4. Intelligence is a composite of nine distinct primary mental abilities was suggested by:

a. Gardner     b. Binet

c. Sternberg           d. Thurston

5.  An intelligence test that predicts how well you will do in college is an:

a. Adjustment test  b. Aptitude test

c. Anxiety test      d. Achievement test

6. Examinations given at the end of a course to see how much you have learnt are:

a. Anxiety tests      b. Achievement tests

c. Aptitude tests      d. Adjustment tests

7. Which term is not a type of remembering?

a. Recall       b. Redundancy

c. Recognition       d. Relearning

8. Sara is looking for an organized instructional program, in which the teacher and learner can be physically separated, which of the following will she choose?

a. Distance education

b. Web Quests

c. Uniform Resource Locater

d. Computer based instruction

9. You were asked to evaluate the effectiveness of an instructional program in high school science class, which of the following should you avoid?

a. Present problems which are relevant to learning objectives

b. Allow learners to select different content materials.

c. Provide a cooperative learning atmosphere.

d. Provide a scoring system.

10. Conceptual skills are most important to which level of management?

a. First line managers

b. Functional managers

c. Middle managers   

d. Top mangers

11. TQM refers to:

a. Total quality management

b. Total quality measurement

c. Total qualifying management

d. Total quarterly management

12. Which of the following points is one of the three reasons for effective classroom management?

a. It allows the pupils to manage their own learning

b. It permits increased learning time

c. It allows greater allocation of workloads to teaching assistants

d. It gives all pupils access to learning

13. Which of the following best describes quantitative research?

a. The collection of secondary data and its interpretation

b. Research that is exploratory

c. Research that attempts to generate a new theory

d. An attempt to test the research hypothesis

14. A variable that is supposed to cause a change in another variable is called:

a. Covariate variable

b. Independent variable

c. Dependent variable

d. Intervening variable

15. A.P.A manual provides the guideline for research report in the context of:

a. Reference style   b. Text formatting style

c. Both a and b      d. Research methodology

16. The basic system model has major aspects:

a. Two                   b.  Four

c. Three      d. Five

v There are four basic elements to the systems model:input, process, output and feedback.

17. The comprehensive term covering building, playground, furniture, equipment, library and laboratory is called:

a. School Plant    

b. Educational management

c. School staff   

d. Human resource development

18. There are types of school resources:

a. Three      b. Five

c. Four                   d. Six

v Human resources, Material resources and Financial resources.

19. Completing a task with 80% accuracy is requirement for success is the example of:

a. Norm reference   b. Measurement

c. Criterion reference

d. None of the above

20. The term Gestalt means:

a. The part        b.  Association

c. The whole        d. Grammar

21. Overlearning deals with the……… of responding in problem solving:

a. Ease and quickness

b. Forgetting and relearning

c. Delay and remembrance

d. Revision of the information

22. The process of drawing a sample from a population is known as:

a. Survey research     b. Sampling

c. Census         d. None of these

23. The split half method is used as a test of:

a. Constance         b. External validity

c. Internal validity    d. Internal reliability

24. Alternate form of reliability is known as:

a. Parallel forms         

b. Convergent reliability

c. Test retest reliability

d. Split half

25. Measure of how well is a technique, concept or process is considered as:

a. Continuity              b. Goodness

c. Validity              d. Reliability

26. Education psychology is the study of:

a. Mental illness

b. Intelligence tests

c. Learners, learning and teaching

d. Cognitive processes

27. Behavioral events that are observed and recorded under natural conditions are called:

a. Natural observation

b. Introspection    

c. Inner observation

d. Self-examination

28. Curriculum is supposed to:

a. Be organized by the school  

b. Both a and c

c. Achieve the objective

d. None of the above

29. Curriculum reflects the culture of:

a. School     b. Area

b. Home     d. Society

30. Psychological foundations of curriculum help curriculum developers to understand the nature of:

a. Content     b. Teacher

c. Learner     d. Ideas