Curriculum

.81. One way of finding out what is going on in a classroom is:

A. Observation

B. Education psychology

C. Foundation of curriculum

D. Is the purpose of life?

Ans: A. Observation

 

82. The forces that affect the development of curriculum are called:

A. Observation

B. Education psychology

C. Foundations of curriculum

D. Is the purpose of life?

Ans: C. Foundations of curriculum

 

83. Philosophy and curriculum are concerned with the question of what?

A. Observation

B. Education psychology

C. Foundation of curriculum

D. Is the purpose of life?

Ans: D. Is the purpose of life?

 

84. The philosophical foundation of curriculum is concerned with:

A. Ideas

B. Psychological foundation

C. Society

D. Content

Ans: A. Ideas

 

85. Student needs and interests are important in:

A. Ideas

B. Psychological foundation

C. Society

D. Content

Ans: B. Psychological foundation

 

86. Sociological foundations are concerned with:

A. Ideas

B. Psychological foundation

C. Society

D. Content

Ans: C. Society

 

87. Subject-centered designs revolve around:

A. Ideas

B. Psychological foundation

C. Society

D. Content

Ans: D. Content

 

88. The nature of the elements of the curriculum and the pattern of their organization is:

A. Curriculum design

B. Foundation of curriculum

C. Curriculum evaluation

D. Elements of curriculum

Ans: A. Curriculum design

 

89. A framework of action for preparing a curriculum is:

A. Curriculum design

B. Foundation of curriculum

C. Curriculum evaluation

D. Elements of curriculum

Ans: A. Curriculum design

 

90. Prior planning is a characteristic of:

A. Subject-centered curriculum

B. Learner-centered curriculum

C. Activity-centered curriculum

D. None

Ans: A. Subject-centered curriculum

 

91. Broad field curriculum is a modification of:

A. Subject-centered curriculum

B. Learner-centered curriculum

C. Activity-centered curriculum

D. None

Ans: A. Subject-centered curriculum

 

92. Rote learning is a demerit of:

A. Subject-centered curriculum

B. Learner-centered curriculum

C. Activity-centered curriculum

D. None

Ans: A. Subject-centered curriculum

 

93. Teacher training is less emphasized in:

A. Subject-centered curriculum

B. Learner-centered curriculum

C. Activity-centered curriculum

D. None

Ans: A. Subject-centered curriculum

Explanation: The subject-centered curriculum relies more on textbooks and fixed learning outcomes for its implementation and achievement.

 

94. Curriculum based on the thinking of John Dewey is:

A. Subject-centered curriculum

B. Learner-centered curriculum

C. Activity-centered curriculum

D. None

Ans: C. Activity-centered curriculum

 

95. Prior planning is not possible in:

A. Activity-centered curriculum

B. Integrated curriculum

C. Decrease in the number of books

D. Horizontal organization

Ans: A. Activity-centered curriculum

 

96. Curriculum emphasized for primary classes in Pakistan is:

A. Activity-centered curriculum

B. Integrated curriculum

C. Decrease in the number of books

D. Horizontal organization

Ans . B. Integrated curriculum

 

97. The purpose of an integrated curriculum is:

A. Activity-centered curriculum

B. Integrated curriculum

C. Decrease in the number of books

D. Horizontal organization

Ans: C. Decrease in the number of books

 

 

98. The relationship of different concepts at one level is:

A. Activity-centered curriculum

B. Integrated curriculum

C. Decrease in number of books

D. Horizontal organization

Ans: D. Horizontal organization

 

99. The system of distance education is observed in:

A. BISE

B. University of Education

C. Allama Iqbal Open University

D. None

Ans: C. Allama Iqbal Open University

 

100. The major function of a Textbook Board in Pakistan is:

A. Printing books

B. Examination

C. Evaluation

D. None

Ans: A. Printing books

 

101. Making value judgments about curriculum is:

A. Curriculum evaluation

B. Objectives

C. IQ

D. Educational institution

Ans: A. Curriculum evaluation

 

102. The most important component of a lesson plan is:

A. Curriculum evaluation

B. Objectives

C. IQ

D. Educational institution

Ans: B. Objectives

 

103. To select subject matter, one should consider students’:

A. Curriculum evaluation

B. Objectives

C. IQ

D. Educational institution

Ans: C. IQ

 

104. The implementer of the curriculum is:

A. Textbook board

B. Curriculum Wing

C. HEC

D. Educational institution

Ans: D. Educational institution

 

105. The source of achieving curriculum objectives is:

A. Curriculum evaluation

B. Study of the curriculum

C. IQ test

D. Classroom teaching

Ans: D. Classroom teaching

 

106. The annual teaching or examination period during which students attend courses or take final examinations is known as:

A. Academic Year

B. Financial Year

C. Class Year

D. None of the above

Ans: A. Academic Year

 

107. The academic year may be shorter than 12 months but would typically not be shorter than:

A. 3 months

B. 6 months

C. 9 months

D. 12 months

Ans: C. 9 months

 

108. At the school level, the academic year is also referred to as:

A. Curriculum year

B. Syllabus year

C. Institution year

D. School year

Ans: D. School year

 

109. The result of the process of implementation of the intended curriculum is called:

A. Acquired curriculum

B. Class curriculum

C. Attained curriculum

D. School curriculum

Ans: C. Attained curriculum

 

110. While designing a curriculum, the reference point or standard against which performance or achievements can be assessed is called:

A. Standards

B. Curriculum

C. Syllabus

D. Benchmark

Ans: D. Benchmark

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