LET REVIEW MATERIALS-GENERAL EDUCATION
đGENERAL EDUCATIONđ
1. Which of the languages according to the constitution shall be promoted on a voluntary and optional basis?
a. English and Filipino
b. Mandarin and Bahasa
c. French and Spanish
d. Arabic and Spanish â
2. Which is a level of thinking that gives emphasis on remembering information?
a. Comprehension b. Knowledgeâ
c. Application d. Synthesis
3. This focuses on understanding and organizing previously learned information
a. Comprehensionâ b. Knowledge
c. Application d. Synthesis
4. This gives emphasis on using information in pertinent situations
a. Comprehension b. Knowledge
c. Applicationâ d. Synthesis
5. This tackles on thinking critically about information by studying its parts
a. Comprehension b. Analysisâ
c. Evaluation d. Synthesis
6. Focuses on original thinking about the information by putting parts together into a new whole
a. Comprehension b. Analysis
c. Evaluation d. Synthesisâ
7. Emphasis is on making judgement about information based on identified standard
a. Comprehension b. Analysis
c. Evaluationâ d. Synthesis
8. Concerned with early stages of learning a complex skill
a. Set b. Guided Practiceâ
c. Mechanism d. Complex overt response
9. Concerned with the habitual responses that can be performed with some confidence and proficiency
a. Set b. Guided Practice
c. Mechanismâ d. Complex overt response
10. This relates to the skilful performance of an act that requires complex movement patterns like highly coordinated motor activities.
a. Set b. Guided Practice
c. Mechanism
d. Complex overt responseâ
11. This involves organizing the values in relation to each other
a. Characterization b. Receiving
c. Valuing d. Organizationâ
12. Gives emphasis on attaching worth to something from the environment
a. Characterization b. Receiving
c. Valuingâ d. Organization
13. Acts in accordance with the accepted value and becomes part of personality
a. Characterizationâ b. Receiving
c. Valuing d. Organization
14. Gives emphasis on becoming aware of some communication or phenomenon from the environment
a. Characterization b. Receivingâ
c. Valuing d. Organization
15. This is committed in grading studentsâ performance when a rater avoids both extremes of scale and tends to rate everyone average.
a. central tendency errorâ
b. generosity error
c. severity error
d. ceiling grade error
16. The scores are low in a _________ distribution
a. leptokurtic
b. negatively skewed
c. platykurtic
d. positively skewedâ
17. Which relates to a taller or more peaked than normal distribution?
a. leptokurticâ
b. negatively skewed
c. platykurtic
d. positively skewed
18. The most famous Sophist who stated that man is the measure of all things
a. Martin Luther b. John Amos Comenius
c. Francis Bacon d. Protagorasâ
19. Who wrote the book âOrbis Pictus Sensualismâ which considered as the first textbook using visual aids in class?
a. Martin Luther
b. John Amos Comeniusâ
c. Francis Bacon
d. Protagoras
20. He suggested the use of inductive method of teaching and believed that all scientific progress must be based on nature.
a. Martin Luther b. John Amos Comenius
c. Francis Baconâ d. Protagoras
21. He is considered as the father of reform
a. Martin Lutherâ b. John Amos Comenius
c. Francis Bacon d. Protagoras
22. Who wrote the âSchool Masterâ which condemns brutal punishment in English schools?
a. Cicero b. Thomas Aquinas
c. Erasmus d. Aschamâ
23. He suggested that education should be in accordance of the need of society. He is a humanist and advocated the study of a childâs character
a. Cicero b. Thomas Aquinas
c. Erasmusâ d. Ascham
24. He wrote the âSumma Theologiesâ.
a. Cicero b. Thomas Aquinasâ
c. Erasmus d. Ascham
25. He wrote the âORATOREâ
a. Ciceroâ b. Thomas Aquinas
c. Erasmus d. Ascham
26. Who said âEducation is not a preparation for life, but life itselfâ?
a. Herbart b. Pastallozi
c. Mulcaster d. John Deweyâ
27. He conceived education as the development of morality and virtue.
a. Herbartâ b. Pastallozi
c. Mulcaster d. John Dewey
28. He said that âEducation should be in accordance with the nature of the childâ.
a. Herbart b. Pastallozi
c. Mulcasterâ d. John Dewey
29. He defined education as natural, symmetrical, and harmonious development of the faculties of the child.
a. Herbart b. Pestalloziâ
c. Mulcaster d. John Dewey
30. The one noted as the father of Scholasticism.
a. Socrates b. Plato
c. Anselmâ d. Aristotle
31. He is regarded as the father of Modern Science
a. Socrates b. Plato
c. Anselm d. Aristotleâ
32. He is popular for his âknow thy selfâ quote.
a. Socratesâ b. Plato
c. Anselm d. Aristotle
33. He wrote the âRepublicâ
a. Socrates b. Platoâ
c. Anselm d. Aristotle
34. Which applies when the distribution of scores is concentrated on the left side of the curve?
a. Bell Curve
b. Positively Skewedâ
c. Negatively Skewed
d. Leptokurtic
35. In a positively skewed distribution, ______
a. the mode is always less than the mean and medianâ
b. the mode is equal with the mean and median
c. the mode is greater than the mean but equal with median
d. the mean is usually less than the median
36. In a negatively skewed distribution, ______
a. the mode is always less than the mean and median
b. the mode is equal with the mean and median
c. the mode is greater than the mean but equal with median
d. the mean is usually less than the medianâ
37. He is regarded as the âFather of Sociologyâ.
a. Edward de Bono
b. Auguste Comteâ
c. Carlos Linnaeus
d. William Kilpatrick
38. He is regarded as the âFather of modern Taxonomyâ.
a. Edward de Bono
b. Auguste Comte
c. Carlos Linnaeusâ
d. William Kilpatrick
39. He is noted for his âSix Thinking Hatsâ
a. Edward de Bonoâ
b. Auguste Comte
c. Carlos Linnaeus
d. William Kilpatrick
40. Which happens when a teacher changes activity to a new one and vice versa whenever he/she changes his/her mind?
a. Flip Flopâ b. Overdwelling
c. Truncation d. Fragmentation
41. Which happens when a teacher fails to return to the activity after being interrupted?
a. Flip Flop b. Overdwelling
c. Truncation â d. Fragmentation
42. Teacher chunks the lesson at the expense of time
a. Flip Flop b. Overdwelling
c. Truncation d. Fragmentationâ
43. The teacher focuses on a certain lesson too much which slows down progress of lesson development
a. Flip Flop b. Overdwellingâ
c. Truncation d. Fragmentation
44. Gestalt psychology most associated with _________
a. Max Wertheimerâ
b. Herman Ebbinghaus
c. Wilhelm Woundt
d. Edwin Guthrie
45. He is noted for his concept of âtemporal conguityâ
a. Max Wertheimer
b. Herman Ebbinghaus
c. Wilhelm Woundt
d. Edwin Guthrieâ
46. He is a German Psychologist and founder of modern Psychology
a. Max Wertheimer
b. Herman Ebbinghaus
c. Wilhelm Woundtâ
d. Edwin Guthrie
47. He is associated with Associationism Psychology
a. Max Wertheimer
b. Herman Ebbinghausâ
c. Wilhelm Woundt
d. Edwin Guthrie
48. This type of test determines as to whether an individual is genius, superior, high average and others.
a. Intelligenceâ b. Personality
c. Aptitude d. Prognostic
49. This measures the ways in which an individualâs interest with other individuals or in terms of the roles an individual has assigned to himself and how he adopts in the society
a. Intelligence b. Personalityâ
c. Aptitude d. Prognostic
50. The tests that forecast how well a person may do in a certain subject or work
a. Intelligence b. Personality
c. Aptitude d. Prognosticâ
51. This kind of test is a predictive measure of a personâs likelihood of benefit from instruction or experience in a given field such as clerical, arts, academic studies etc.
a. Intelligence b. Personality
c. Aptitudeâ d. Prognostic
52. This test measures how much the students attain the learning task. This is_____ test
a. Scale b. Power
c. Achievementâ d. Speed
53. It is also called as âalertness testâ.
a. Scale b. Power
c. Achievement d. Speedâ
54. This test is made up of series of items arranged from easy to difficult.
a. Scale b. Powerâ
c. Achievement d. Speed
55. This test provides exact procedures in controlling the method of administration and scoring norms and data concerning reliability and validity of the test. This is ___test
a. Preference b. Teacher-made
c. Standardizedâ d. Placement
56. This test is a measure of vocational or academic interest of an individual or aesthetic decision by forcing the examinee to make force options between paired or group items.
a. Preferenceâ b. Teacher-made
c. Standardized d. Placement
57. This philosophy believes that education aims to liberate man from the oppressive and demanding medieval institutions like the church to enable him to fully develop.
a. Realism b. Monasticism
c. Humanismâ d. Reformation
58. Education is believed to be a religious discipline. It is characterized to be strict and rigid form of discipline having severe punishment as essential part.
a. Realism b. Monasticismâ
c. Humanism d. Reformation
59. The educational philosophy that believes that education should deal with the actualities of life.
a. Realismâ b. Monasticism
c. Humanism d. Reformation
60. It is highlighted with protests of people who were dissatisfied with the policies of the Roman Catholic Church
a. Realism b. Monasticism
c. Humanism d. Reformationâ
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