PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION 9.

In the k to 12 basic education curriculum, how

are science concept taught in grade 1 to 2?
SET C a) By the use of Science modules
1. Which of the following demonstrates the teacher b) Integrated with English
integrity? c) Through the Science club
a) Innovation d) Integrated in Math subjects
b) Entrepreneurship 10. If a test item has discrimination index of
c) Moral courage negative 30, what should you do?
d) Decisive thinking a) Reuse it.
2. What adjectives describes an ideal teacher b) Discard it.
relationship with other government officials? c) Return it to the date bank of test items.
I. Harmonious d) Improve it
II. Subservient 11. Which instructional process will be most
III. Personal appropriate, if Teacher Olive wants maximum
IV. Professional student interaction in her class of 50 students?
a) I and IV a) After her lecture, she divide the class
b) I and II into small groups to share their reaction
c) III and IV to identified issues
d) IV only b) She identifies students to do class
3. Which is most appropriate as choice of presentation and interrogate the
intervention in action research? presenters after as class listen
a) That day will be supported by ample c) After her lecture, she conducts open
fund forum
b) That they are doable d) She makes them research on an assigned
c) That they require many resources topic then requires them to share their
d) That they adapt complex procedures findings in class
4. Can a license teacher go back to teaching even if 12. Why did math teacher choose a web application
he/she has not taught for the past 5 years? that help his students gain arithmetic through a
a) No, unless he she earns 45 cpd units game where players earn tokens and feel that are
b) Yes, if he she completes additional six successful through a fun experience?
units of professionals a) It teaches high skills
Education and six unit of specialization b) It is difficult
in school recognized by the government c) It is engaging
c) No, because she left teaching for the d) It requires mentorship
past 5 years 13. In introducing a new lesson, what is Teacher
d) Yes, because he/ she has a license Aira trying to determine when she relates a past
5. Which test is appropriate to for developing lesson to a new lesson?
students ability to organize thoughts and ideas? a) Learners' style in knowing
a) Fill in the blank b) Learners/ knowledge based
b) Essay c) Learners' curiosity to know a new lesson
c) Multiple choice d) Learner' motivation to know more
d) True or False 14. To make grade reporting meaningful, which
6. Which of the following qualities is most must be done?
becoming of a professional teacher? a) Console parents whose children are non
a) Love of the profession performing by telling them that nobody
b) Frugality and saving fails
c) Regularity in discipline b) Announce names of students who need
d) Humility in work to help
7. If you believe in a student-led rather than a c) Rank the report card from highest to
teacher led classroom which philosophical lowest then distribute the name
perspective will be most useful to you? according to rank
a) Traditionalist d) Explain how the grains were computed
b) Perennialist 15. While she is now teaching fourth-grade students,
c) Essentialist teacher Niks mainly uses drill in order to
d) Existentialist advance memory building for hire test a cores.
8. What does the madrasah program of the k to 12 What principle of learning should teacher Niks
curriculum prove? be aware of?
a) Gender sensitivity a) Learning begin with expected outcomes
b) Inclusivity b) Learning is an active process
c) Unity c) Learning is a discovery of meaning
d) Exclusively d) Learning is a collaborative process
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16. Which of the following is true of the final grade 24. After a 200 hour sewing course, what is an
of students? appropriate outcome for assessment?
a) The sum of the grades of learning areas a) Hours completed
are added together b) Labeling of sewing machine parts
b) General average is computed from c) Pattern of products
learning areas with equal weight d) Product sewn
c) Separate grade four learning areas and 25. Which of the following best describe a 21st
general average century teacher who regularly undertakes
d) Different weights for each learning areas professional training such as teacher seminars
and for general average and workshops?
17. Which materials are used for instructional a) Servant leader
planning of course content and strategies? b) Entrepreneur
a) Exhibits c) Optimist
b) Seating arrangement d) Forever a learner
c) Instructional materials 26. Which is/ are true of a behaviorist teaching-
d) Syllabus learning process?
18. What is shown by results in a pretest? I. Fixed curricula
a) Current moral values II. Repetition
b) Present psycho-motor skills III. Teacher- centered
c) Previous knowledge IV. Passive
d) Past experience a) I, II and III
19. Vygotsky says that learning occurs in a social b) III and IV
context. Which learning activity is most c) I and II
appropriate? d) I, II III and IV
a) Research 27. Which of the following is simulation to abstract
b) Journal entry the real world in learning?
c) Peer discussion a) Monopoly
d) Individual powerpoint presentation b) Chess
20. How can a teacher win the respect of students? c) Role playing
I. Demonstrate competence in facilitating d) Scrabble
instruction 28. What level of the cognitive process is required in
II. Draw out learning from students rather than writing an essay the personality of a fellow
with them learning classmate?
III. Treat each students as they are with care for a) Recalling
their weakness b) Creating
IV. Be a model in all aspects of personal and c) Analyzing
professional life d) Applying
a) II, III and IV 29. What is the most essential in the student
b) I,III and IV portfolio?
c) I, II, III, and IV a) Reflection journal
d) III and IV b) Display photos
21. How are transition activities best handled? c) Trees and self-rating
a) By surprising students on activity d) Artistic design
transition 30. Which of the following should be recognized
b) By simply enforcing the next activity when dealing with cultural diversity among
c) By clustering students in groups learners?
d) By setting instruction for the next a) That inferior culture should be
activity disregarded
22. At what point does the science learner engage in b) That superior cultures must prevail
critical thinking? c) That students are the same in their
a) Learning procedures culture
b) Examining and judging objects d) That each student is unique in his/ her
c) Observing objects own way
d) Gathering evidence 31. Which of the following is an improvement in the
23. What kind of foundation for the curriculum is physical learning environment of a classroom?
established by asking the schools, mission, a) More concept mapping
vision and core values? b) Longer lesson presentation
a) Social c) Better classroom ventilation
b) Pedagogical d) More student- teacher interaction
c) Philosophical 32. Which of the following is the most appropriate
d) Political message by teachers on the first day of class?
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 a) That the year will require much c) Application
discipline and work for all d) Synthesis
b) That the year prove the best and so each 40. What kind of assessment uses a checklist,
must compete for grade portfolio rubrics or a rating scale?
c) That the year will require much work a) Informal assessment
and industry to pass the grade b) Authentic assessment
d) That the year be a fulfilling experience c) Placement assessment
for new learning d) Alternative assessment
33. After the 1987 constitution, what is the legal 41. Teacher Miguel find the student Marcia is
basis that makes teaching a profession and emotionally insecure. What of the following is
considers teachers as professional? the best way student Marcia?
a) R.A 7640 a) Align activities to her needs
b) R.A 7836 b) Give her more physical and less mental
c) Code of Ethics for Professional work
Teachers c) Exempt her in some subjects
d) P.D 1006 d) Give her extra assignment
34. Which of the following ideas is a fallacy of 42. According to Robert Gagne's sequencing, which
stereotyping that is under to student- learners? should be the first in planning instruction?
a) All students have right to be respected a) Plan to motivate
b) All student require quality instruction b) Test instruction
c) All students can best learn at their own c) Specify context
pace d) Identify learning outcomes
d) All students from peasant communities 43. What domain of learning covers Teachers
are dull Patrick's effort for to discover personal values
35. Which exemplifies differentiated instruction applicable for life in his lessons?
directed at heterogeneous group in a class? a) Skills learning
a) Same for all groups b) Affective learning
b) Different task, appropriate for each c) Cognitive learning
group d) Metacognitive learning
c) Three different teachers to assess groups 44. On the variety of intelligence as dispositions,
d) Divide class, same task what is one inclusion of a learner who can speak
36. Which question can help develop students and write effectively?
creative thinking skills after reading the story of a) To be an economist
the Monkey and the Turtle? b) To be an journalist
a) Why did the turtle treat the monkey that c) To be a singer
way? d) To be an ecologies
b) Did you find the story interesting? 45. Which the equivalent of self awareness which is
Explain your answer basic to social-emotional growth among
c) If you were to re-write the story, how learners?
would you end it a) Trust
d) Who is wiser- the monkey or the turtle? b) Altrium
Why? c) Integrity
37. Along Erickson's psychosocial theory what is d) Ego-esteem
display by the child in saying " i do things 46. Advance organizer use to make connections
without worrying about them?" among various places of information for
a) Endurance efficient recall?
b) Discipline a) Elaboration
c) Obedience b) Rehearsal
d) Autonomy c) Organization
38. On learning deficiencies, what is learning d) Visual imagery
disability in reading? 47. In preparing instructional materials, what is the
a) Dyslexia primary factor to be considered?
b) Dyscalculia a) The objectives of the lesson
c) Dysgraphia b) The technology available in the
d) Dyspepsia classroom
39. How do you classify objective " to identify the c) The diversity of the learners
parts of the flower" in terms of bloom's d) The methods and techniques
taxonomy of educational objectives at the 48. In curriculum making, what is established by
cognitive level? determining the learners, needs, culture, capacity
a) Analysis to learn prior to writing a curriculum?
b) Knowledge a) Philosophical foundation
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 b) Psychological foundation d) Climate change affecting the world
c) Historical foundation 57. At what instance is the teacher writer of the
d) Sociological foundation curriculum?
49. According to progressivist educators like Carl a) Presenting class lessons
Rogers, what is the essence of creativity among b) Preparing lesson plans
school learners? c) Assessing lesson outcomes
a) Conformity d) Checking lesson exams
b) Novelty 58. How is reflection recorded in action research?
c) Convention a) Through the curriculum
d) Industry b) Through a report journal
50. Using Johann Friedrich Herbart's approach to c) Through a lesson plan
lessen delivery, which is most relevant in d) Through a syllabus
developing the young learners moral 59. The students score was: 80, 83, 84, 86, 87, 88,
consciousness? 89, what is 86?
a) Focus on topic of interest. a) Mean
b) Question the introduced topics. b) None
c) Relate concept to daily living. c) Median
d) Some the lessons achievement. d) Mode
51. Of the following, which will you implement as 60. Owing to more flexible instruction such as
the most effective strategy for influencing through group discussion role playing, how can
human and emotion for retention in discovery seating arrangement be done?
learning? a) Moveable chair arrangement
a) Being humorous and light in teaching b) Elimination of chair arrangement
b) Using of inspirational tool (book, film, c) Fixed chair arrangement
art, etc.) d) Increased chair arrangement
c) Applying drills to augment retention 61. On DepEd's emphasis on learning and
d) Using the internet by surfing for assessment, which is given the highest
information percentage contribution to the grade of students
52. Which can be said of Patrick who obtained a in grades 1-to-10?
score of 75 out of 100 grammar? a) More stress on student discipline
a) He was among those who failed the test b) More importance for performance task
b) He answered 75 items correctly c) More value for written work
c) He perform better than 25 of his d) More stress on leadership
classmates 62. Scores in a distribution are extreme, which is
d) He is superior in ranking true of the score distribution?
53. How will you characterize contemporary a) The range is low.
progressive education? b) The range is zero.
a) Classic knowledge c) The range is high.
b) Virtue- driven d) The scores are close to each other.
c) Traditional 63. f the following, what is a good example of "
d) Science- based learning to do" activity in teaching- and-
54. There are examples of scaffolds that the teacher learning?
can use to facilitate learning specially for those a) Self-Assessment of learning a module
who falter or fall behind in class discussion, but b) Lecture on the topic of patriots
not to include c) Demonstration of baking skills
a) Questions d) Monitoring of learning drills
b) Cues 64. From the models of the curriculum process, what
c) Drills did the Taba model choose as the beginning of
d) Prompts the correct process?
55. Which of the following is true of brainstorming a) Organizing curriculum experiences
as a group dynamics activities? b) Formulating a design
a) True ideas surface in discussion c) Diagnosing learners need
b) Ideas tax the brain d) Defining the school agenda
c) No ideas are rejected 65. Which of the following ideas steryotyping that is
d) Best ideas are selected unfair to the students- learners?
56. Which of the following issues is appropriate for a) All students can best learn at their own
collaborative action research by the teachers in pace
the school? b) All students required quality instruction
a) Poverty in the regional community c) All students have rights to be respected
b) Political dynasty during elections d) All students from peasant communities
c) Increasing number of student absences are dull
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66. Which of the following characteristics is of a) Classical conditioning
primary importance choice of instructional aids? b) Social cognitive learning
a) Stimulating and colorful c) Socio-cultural learning
b) Suitable and lesson outcomes d) Operant conditioning
c) Novel and true 75. Does the solution getting more funds directly
d) At par with the grade level and immediately solve the problem of a totally
67. What is the primary purpose of a bulletin board irrelevant school curriculum?
display on national patriots with photos and a) Partly yes
biographical text? b) Partly no
a) News information c) No
b) Decorative d) Yes
c) Linguistic 76. The concept of globalization came about in
d) Motivational recent years because the world has become
68. Dyslexia is a severe reading difficulty. A learner borderless primary due to ?
who has thin should be placed in a ? a) ASEAN integration
a) Clinical reading program b) Teacher exchange program
b) Remedial reading program c) Use of English as a medium of teaching
c) Developmental reading program d) Advances in technology
d) Enrichment reading program 77. What kind of teacher planning establishes
69. Which of the following best exemplifies the general content and is often prepared by a
application of Gestalt theory on insight learning? committee experts?
a) Teacher uses powerpoint to teach a) Term planning
history b) Weekly planning
b) Teacher gives quizzes after each history c) Course mapping
lesson d) Unit planning
c) Teacher focuses on people who make 78. After the 1987 constitution, what is the first
history legal basis that makes teaching a profession and
d) Teacher relates past history to present consider teachers as professional?
events a) R.A 7836
70. How will you characterize a school curriculum b) P.D 1006
which reflects the worlds economic, political, c) R.A 7640
and industrial trends? d) Code of Ethics for Professional
a) It is classical Teachers
b) Is localized 79. To be an effective classroom manager, what
c) It is process- oriented should be occupied with a friendly attitude?
d) It is globalist a) Supervision skills
71. What is the appropriate teaching- learning b) Confidence
strategy to respond to cultural diversity among c) Caring attitude
learners? d) Tolerance
a) Variety of teaching and assessment 80. On principles of teaching and learning, what do
methods behaviorist theories see as the way to develop
b) One set of teaching- learning methods learners?
c) Use of comparative assessment tools a) Learning by feeling
d) Group entire class homogeneously b) Learning by valuing
72. What kind of preschool math application for up c) Learning by doing
should teacher Rose use in her kindergarten d) Learning by thinking
class? 81. Which one goes with the view that a teacher's
a) A developmentally appropriate app job satisfaction positively related to his/ her
b) An easy- access high math app performance?
c) A beautifully designed up a) A licensed teacher is a productive
d) A sophisticated app teacher and a happy teacher.
73. Which of the following is the initial task in b) "A productive teacher is a happy
preparing a research study? teacher"
a) Gathering of evidence c) An a licensed teacher is an unproductive
b) Definition of terms teacher and an unhappy teacher
c) Formulation of a problem d) " a happy teacher is a productive
d) Analysis of findings teacher"
74. Among approaches to child development, which 82. Of the following, which is most essential to the
is the basis for spanish friars in religious schools student portfolio?
using the stick to punish children who a) Reflection journal
misbehave in class? b) Display photos

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 c) Treats and self rating a) Psychological test
d) Artistic design b) Quizzes
83. Which best indicate efficiency in a two-way c) Final exam
communication between teacher and students? d) Placement evaluation
a) Defense for ideas 92. That factor should teacher Cess be careful about
b) Ability to explain when she is teaching pool for children a poverty-
c) Ready to talk stricken slum area?
d) Open to listen a) Children's race
84. What does it mean when a misdemeanor has a " b) Children's socioeconomic status
ripple effect" on the class? c) Children's belief
a) That misbehavior will end d) Children's ethnicity
b) That the class will know the 93. It is the most appropriate role of teachers in the
misbehavior community with respect to their example and
c) That the whole class is to be blame for conduct?
the misbehavior a) Superiors
d) That in can affect the whole class b) Role models
85. What are routines helpful for class management? c) Elders
a) To ensure order d) Village watchers
b) To punish offenders 94. Which of the following is an effective
c) To reward performer reinforcement to conceptual ideas in a lesson?
d) To eliminate stress a) Adding more ideas
86. For effective teaching learning, there is no such b) Removing old ideas
things as" one- size- fits- all." what does this c) Mixing ideas together
imply? d) Relating ideas to real life
a) Consider multiple intelligences in 95. What does basic education in the
teaching Philippines encompass?
b) Always end up with a lesson summary I. Kindergarten
c) Use performance test since they are II. Elementary and secondary education
more reliable III. Alternative learning system for out-
d) Allow students to use their cellphone in of-school learners and those with special needs?
class a) II only
87. Which of the following is the correct response of b) I, II and III
the teacher to diversity of learners in the c) II and III
classroom? d) I and II
a) Teacher sees high and low cultures 96. Which should be presented first prior to
b) Teacher disregards what is diverse discussing a lesson on Florante at Laura?
c) Teacher sees nothing common among a) Lesson sequencing
student b) Lesson assessment tools
d) Teacher accept and values diversity c) Lesson learning outcomes
88. For music precision of different musical epochs, d) Lesson method of learning
which of the following is a most effective 97. What is Miss Castro focusing on as she evaluated
instructional instrument? her kindergarten students picture drawing and
a) Discussion coloring border design, color choice, and overall
b) Audio recording appearance?
c) Modules a) Organization
d) Photos b) Beauty
89. Which is a good attention getter in introducing a c) Materials choice
lesson? d) Accuracy
a) Relate lesson with anecdotes 98. What is the primary purpose of a bulletin board
b) Reading lesson objectives display for Mother's Day with hearts and love
c) Assigning reading before the class graphic designs?
d) Revealing lesson conclusion a) Instructional
90. On classroom activities, the following are b) Informational
appropriate for learners who have good verbal- c) Linguistic
linguistic skills, but not to include d) Motivational
a) Calculations 99. How many learning areas graded as " did not meet
b) Journal writing expectations" wheel meet retention in the same
c) Discussion grade level for grade 1 to 10?
d) Debate a) Three or more
91. Which of the following is an example of b) Two
formative assessment of students? c) One or two

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100. What teaching- learning approach is 109. On age period of development, at what
adopted in teaching the same major objects age should the school teach knowledge and
(English, Math, Science) in k to 12 curriculum? appreciation of career and professional values
a) Spiral teaching- learning a) About 45 to 65 years
b) Higher order thinking teaching- learning b) About 17 to 45 years
c) Differentiated teaching- learning c) From birth to about 18 months
d) Redundant teaching- learning d) About 18 months to 6 years
101. What contributes heaviest to the student 110. As many cultures have different ideas of
grade in MAPEH and TLE? a teacher, which of the following is closest to the
a) Leadership idea of a modern classroom teacher?
b) Performance task a) Preacher
c) Discipline b) Instructor
d) Written work c) Guru
102. What is required in order to go up the d) Master
next grade level for a student who did not meet 111. Along bloom's taxonomy, which
expectation in two learning areas? cognitive processing is done when the teacher as
a) Pass remedial classes audience to rate their work using a scoring
b) Take remedial classes even without rubrics?
passing them a) Applying
c) Reduction to lower level b) Synthesizing
d) Repeat the whole grade level c) Analyzing
103. What facet of teaching- and- learning can d) Evaluating
best draw participation of every student into 112. You are required to formulate your own
classroom discussion? philosophy of education in the course, the
a) Dominance of individuals in a group teaching profession. Based on bloom’s revised
b) Creative thinking of each participant taxonomy, in which level of cognitive processing
c) Reacting to everything are you?
d) Feeling of being part of a group A. Applying
104. On period of child development, what B. Creating
feature characterize the child in the prenatal C. Evaluating
stage? D. Analyzing
a) Language 113. Mrs. Valdez asks her Grade 10 class to
b) Locomotion read biographies, encyclopedias, history books
c) Physical growth and the like during their free time. She is a
d) Social attachment believer of what philosophy?
105. What is a tool for assessment of A. Existentialism
linguistically intelligent learners? B. Perennialism
a) Building a model C. Behaviorism
b) Music listening D. Essentialism
c) Book report 114. In preschool writing classes, why are
d) Oral field observation crayons or big pencils useful?
106. In the table of competencies, to what do a. They are easier to hold
unit percentage correspond in the context of the b. They are non-toxic
teaching- learning process? c. They are colorful
a) Number of subject lessons d. They are attractive
b) Number of test items 115. Which of the following theories applies
c) Number of study hours to teachers who inflict physical punishment on
d) Number of lessons module erring students?
107. What is the basis for ascertaining that a a. Behaviorist theory
teacher succeeds in her work of educating b. Social learning theory
individual learners? c. Essentialist theory
a) Their acquired competencies d. Progressivist theory
b) Their getting a diploma 116. . What kind of assessment is done during
c) Their getting out of school the process of student learning?
d) Their being raised by parents a. Alternative assessment
108. Which of these enable people to browse b. Formative assessment
documents connected by hyperlinks? c. Summative assessment
a) Welcome page d. Authentic assessment
b) URL
c) World wide web
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 117. On periods of development, which stage III. Gross incompetence, gross negligence or serious
is the period of puberty such as girls having ignorance of the practice of the teaching
menstruation? profession
a. Adolescence IV. Unjustified or willful failure to attend seminars,
b. Early adulthood workshops, conferences
c. Late childhood a. I and II
d. Midlife b. I, II and III
118. A barangay official suggested that c. II and III
fishing and marine life be included in the d. I, II, III and IV
barangay public school so that learners will have 125. Can teachers who failed the LET be hired
a background on the primary livelihood in their as teachers?
area. This is based on what curriculum design a. Yes, if their failed rating is at least 65.
model? b. Yes, if they failed once only.
A. Subject-centered c. Yes, if granted special permit by the Board for
B. Learner-centered Professional Teachers.
C. Problem-centered d. Yes, if they are hired only by private schools.
D. Career-centered 126. Is this statement true: “Quarterly
119. Which of the following does not belong assessments have different percentage weights
in the group? for each subject in the tracks of Grades 11 – 12?”
A. Child-centered design a. No
B. Life-situation design b. Yes
C. Experience-centered design c. Partially yes
D. Humanistic design d. Partially no
120. A philosophy that believes in prior 127. Which is a characteristic of a flipped
learning or what the learners already know is classroom?
_______. a. Do assignment at home then come to class to
A. Essentialism discuss why our answers
B. Behaviorism b. Distance learning where there is no face-to-face
C. Constructivism instruction
D. Naturalism c. Listen to lectures in class then do assignments at
121. A classroom teacher comes to school home
early in the morning and goes home late. d. Students do the lecturing not the teacher
Officially, the number of hours spent in school 128. When a student gathers data or
should be_____. information and arrives at a conclusion, what
A. 6 hours process or research is followed?
B. 4 hours a. Inductive
C. 8 hours b. Deductive
D. 3 hours c. Implication
122. Which is the percentage contribution of d. Experiment
quarterly assessment to the grade of the student 129. Ausubels’ Advance Organizers help for
from grade 1 to 10? students to get _________ of the topic to be
a. 15% learned.
b. 25% a. Pieces of puzzle
c. 20% b. Detailed pattern
d. 30% c. Fish bowl view
123. Which is the percentage contribution of d. Bird’s eye view
written work to grade of the grade 1-10 student in 130. There are a number of laws in the
science and math? Philippines requiring the teaching of subject
a. 50% matter such as taxation and agrarian reform etc.
b. 40% this proves that school must bring about reform
c. 20% in society. On which philosophy of education is
d. 30% this based?
a. Idealism
124. Which can be grounds for the revocation b. Progressivism
of a professional teacher’s license? c. Reconstructionism
I. Immoral, unprofessional or dishonorable d. Perennialism
conduct 131. Max Scheler introduced a hierarchy of
II. Insanity as declared by a court of competent values that the teacher needs to develop among
jurisdiction learners. Identify these values along the
following situation: Teacher Didi recognizes the

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 fact that learners have strong sensual feeling, b. Substitution
and so she explores the learner’s _________. c. Restructuring
a. Pleasure values d. Alteration
b. Vital values 139. What is a concrete instance of flexible
c. Spiritual values learning?
d. Values of the holy a. Basic Education Curriculum initiative
132. Teacher M drinks heavily on weekends. b. K-to-12 education approach
He argues that he cannot be reprimanded c. Early childhood education program
because he doesn’t come to school drunk and he d. Online learning during a pandemic
performs his job as a teacher well. Is his 140. Who is the prime mover of the educational wheel
argument acceptable? in the teaching-learning process in education?
a. Yes, it is right as an individual a. Learner
b. No, drinking liquor is not good for the b. Community
health c. Favorable environment
c. Yes, the students don’t see him when he d. Teacher
is drunk 141. What is teacher Bea assessing of her students
d. No, he should live a commendable level when she determines their level of understanding of
of conduct at all times concepts in her Biology Class?
133. Among thinking skills, Analysis means a. Their recall of concepts
a. Selecting relevant and important b. Their creating new concepts
information c. Their grasp of meaning of concepts
b. Breaking down complex information d. Their applying concepts to life
c. Placing information in categories 142. Your emphasis is the learner’s affective
d. Comparing information for proper development. Which pillar/s of learning should
choices you focus on?
134. Under the 1987 Philippine Constitution, a. Learning to be and learning to live together
what is constitutional delegates chose as official b. Learning to do
languages for purposes of communication and c. Learning to live together
instruction? d. Learning to know and learning to be
a. English only 143. Which of the following situations can show that a
b. Filipino only teacher is “chill” in a tense situation?
c. Filipino and English a. Not alone, but with peers
d. Filipino, English and Spanish b. Not revengeful, but forgiving
135. According to Gardner’s multiple c. Not excited, but calm
intelligence theory, learners who work d. Not passive, but active
effectively with numbers, patterns and 144. Which philosophy supports universal values in
quantitative reasoning are ______________. education, as these are important in molding
a. Logical-mathematical intelligence young minds towards broad ideals such as
learners democracy, freedom, human rights?
b. Naturalist intelligence learners a. Pragmatism
c. Verbal-linguistic intelligence learners b. Existentialism
d. Spatial intelligence learners c. Empiricism
136. Which of the following theories applies d. Essentialism
to teachers who inflict physical punishment on 145. On development processes, what kind of growth
erring students? is a baby’s increasing in weight and length?
a. Behaviorist theory a. Cognitive
b. Social learning theory b. Social
c. Essentialist theory c. Biological
d. Progressivist theory d. Socioemotional
137. What is one good reason for the 146. In which type of classroom/s is the
additional senior two-years high school in the K- teacher “a guide on the side NOT “the sage on
to-12 educational program? stage?
a. To add years for entry to college a. Constructivist classroom
b. To make schools more profitable b. Behaviorist classroom
c. To be comparable to developed countries c. Cognitivist classroom
d. To give employment to more teachers d. B and C
138. For curriculum change, what occurs 147. What descriptor applies to grade of
when teachers decide to change certain elements students below 75%?
with other elements, stress on Rizal as a patriot a. Poor
rather than as a literary genius. b. Did not meet expectations
a. Perturbation c. Developing
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148. Is a school principal required of a
professional license?
a. Only if he/she goes back to full time teaching.
b. Yes, he/she is a professional teacher based on
the definition of professional teacher in RA
7836.
c. It is his/her choice to obtain a license
provided he/she passed the National
Qualifying Examination for School Heads.
d. No, because he/she is not included in the
definition of professional teacher in RA 7836
149. Which of the following characteristics
among learners can indicate that their parents
have been authoritarian?
a. Open-friendly
b. Strong-outgoing
c. Responsive-active
d. Fearful-inhibited
150. What is the criterion in criterion-
reference grading?
a. Standards
b. Descriptors
c. Grades
d. Averages

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