D.

Respond to the content of the statement

SOUTH ComEdge REVIEW and ignore the error
CENTER
4. Following Piaget’s Theory of Cognitive
( Address)
( Contact Number)
Development Ms. Ramirez provides her
students varied activities that enable them to
classify objects according to more done one
powered by
variable, rank order items in logical series
and understand that amount of mass or
UP Mentors Review and Training liquid do not change because their shape
Center does. These developments can be expected
Email Add: roel69_05@yahoo.com to be performed by
Customized Review. Relevant Materials. A. Preschooler
Topnotch Lecturers. B. College students
________________________________ C. High school students
D. Elementary school students
DRILL 1
PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION 5. If we want children to treat each other with
___________________________________ courtesy and dignity, then we must do the
same to them. If we yell at children, they will
INSTRUCTIONS soon be shouting at each other. These
behaviors are likely to be demonstrated by
children because
1.Write ONLY the letter of your answer in your
A. They are initiative
Answer Sheet.
B. They learn best by observing a model
2. Avoid Erasures  C. They are helpless and entirely
3. Time Limit: 1.5 Hours Only dependent on adults
_______________________________________ D. They are afraid of their teacher if they
fall to follow
START HERE.
6. This is the phenomenon in Psychology
MULTIPLE CHOICE wherein students perform better than other
students simply because they were expected
1. According to Sigmund Frued, there is a to do so
stage where in young boys experience a A. Rosenthal or Pgymalion
strong rivalry with father for their mother ‘s B. John Henry effect
affection. This period is known C. Hawthorne effect
as__________. D. Withitness
A. Oedipus Complex
B. Elektra complex 7. Teacher Lawrence scolded a pupil named
C. Achilles Syndrome Pewee for not listening attentively. As result,
D. Cassandra Syndrome the whole class paid attention to Teacher
Lawrence. What explains the phenomenon.
2. Catherine is a resilient child with superior A. Placebo effect
intelligence. She grew up in a very poor B. Halo effect
environment. With this condition, the C. Ripple effect
probable outcome would be D. John Henry effect
A. No change in IQ because of the
environment deprivation has nothing 8. This view of education promotes that
to do w/ intelligence education started from primitive people
B. Slight change IQ although he can particularly those of the tribe.
overcome frustration and obstacle A. Evolutionist
C. Mental retardation since he is B. Creationist
culturally deprived C. Culturalist
D. Great change in IQ because he is D. Progressivist
culturally deprived
9. Among the following educator’s who
3. Trishia a 1 and half year old girl baby talks proposed the placement of children in a
and commonly mispronounces words. This is “prepared environment”?
regarded as cute by her parents and A. Thorndike
relatives. They are not aware that this B. Montessori
attitude towards. Trishia’s mispronunciation C. Kilpatrick
might create a speech hazard on the part of D. Froebel
Trishia. If parents hear their children
mispronounce words they must; 10. Gary a 3 y/o lacks the ability to control his
A. Correct their mistakes bowel. He could be suffering from?
B. Ask the child to rephrase the statement A. Enuresis
C. Ignore the statement until the child says B. Analism
it correctly on his own C. Encopresis
D. Anorexia nervosa

11. Who among the following advocated that we
face a specific psychosocial dilemma at each
stage of life?
A. James Coleman’
B. Lawrence Kohiberg
C. Erik Erickson
D. Sigmund freud
12. Why are life stages important?
A. They represent the outcome of major
biological changes.
B. They represent a set of development
tasks to be mastered
C. They provide insight into the value and
aspirations of particular cultures
D. Their beginning and end perfectly
correlated with chronological age
13. When a person fails to develop a consistent
identity this usually results to
A. Isolation
B. Inferiority
C. Role confusion
D. Stagnation
14. According to Kuber-Ross when faced with
death the most common order of emotional
reactions is
A. Anger, depression, bargaining ,denial,
acceptance
B. Denial, anger, bargaining, depression,
acceptance
C. Anger, depression, denial, bargaining,
acceptance
D. Depression, anger, denial ,bargaining,
acceptance
15. Paul a 4 y/o boy have a problem of
occasional bedwetting. We can advise his
parents to
A. Limit the amount of water he drinks in
the evening
B. Punish him for “wet” nights
C. Wake him up during the nights to use
the toilet
D. Consider mediation or psychotheraphy
16. Which of the following clearly describes
grief?
A. The period of emotional adjustment that
follows the death of a loved one.
B. The intense emotional state that follows
the death of lover, friend or relative
C. The period during which a person
seems dazed or numb and shows the
little emotion
D. Demoralization and discouragement
17. How can parents foster initiative and
independence in children
A. Restricting a child’s freedom to play, to
use imagination and to choose activities
B. Identity versus role confusion
C. Encouragement from parents when a
child plans and carries out a task
D. Mastering psychomotor skills
18. Which of the following is the common life
stages among Trisha, Patty and Alma?
A. Reach their peak a few years after high
school or college
B. Are example of fossilized intelligence
C. Are examples of fluid intelligence
D. Are example of crystallized intelligence
19. Which of the following is the common life
stages among Trishia, patty and Alma?
A. Infancy
B. Late Adolescence
C. Later adulthood
D. Old age
20. Menopause ; Aging
A. Integrity is to autonomy
B. Birth is to death
C. Activity is to ageism
D. Puberty is to adolescence
21. When a child manifests mutism, self-
destructive behavior, and echolalia, the child
might be showing the symptoms of
A. Childhood autism
B. Anorexia nervosa
C. ADHD
D. Dyslexia
22. When a person’s moral choices are
determined by the direct consequences of
actions, he is the most like in the stage of
A. Preconventional
B. Conventional
C. Concrete
D. Concrete postconventional
23. Puberty is commonly considered
A. The same as adolescence
B. Occurs earlier for boys than for girls
C. Is the period of the growth and hormonal
changes that lead to sexual maturity.
D. Involves a growth spurt of 1-2 years
during which boys are taller than girls
24. Which is NOT true about the autism?
A. Violent temper tantrums and repetitive
actions
B. Sensory blocking and echolalia
C. Language and learning deficiencies
D. Encopresis and overeating
25. Jenny encourage by her parents to ask
questions and allows her to choose activities
she will find enjoyable and worthwhile. If this
will continue, Erickson believes that Jenny
will achieve.
A. Industry
B. Identity
C. Generativity
D. Initiative
26. A “crisis of urgency” and the “attainment of
stability” according to Gould are
characteristics of
A. Late adolescence
B. Young adulthood
C. Middle adulthood
D. The disengagement period

27. According to Kohlberg the correct order of
Moral Development is
A. Preconventional, conventional and
postconventional
B. Conditional, unconditional and
postconsdtional
C. Self-interested, social and personal
D. Premoral, conventional, and posthetical
28. When a girl matures early she is more likely
A. To engage in earlier sexual relations
B. To be social ostracized in middle and
high school
C. To became tall and thin.
29. Life stages are important according to
Erickson because
A. Each involves a crisis or dilemma
B. Each signals a new stage of cognitive
development
C. Each is an expression of biological
programming
D. Their failure to appear is evidence of
psychopathology.
30. What is the best thing to do when somebody
you know is dying?
A. Avoid disturbing that person by not
mentioning death.
B. Allow that person to talk about death
with you.
C. Tell that person about the stages of
dying
D. Keep your visits short and infrequent in
order to avoid thing that person.
31. Tricia, a Third Year student is popular not
only in her classroom but also in the entire
campus. She is always invited to soirees and
pyjama parties. Students are drawn to her
because of her seemingly friendly attitude.
This intelligence according to Gardener is
known as _______________.
A. Popularity
B. Congenial
C. Interpersonal
D. Intrapersonal
32. Teacher Harold brought a hamster in the
class during a lecture about the mammals.
The hamster is a device commonly known as
a REALIA. Teacher can bring, Realia ONLY
when ______________.
A. Available
B. Feasible
C. Affordable
D. Workable
33. When asked students of Teacher Roel
described him as someone who knows what
he is talking about. Teacher Roel therefore
exhibits a power knows as _____
A. legitimate Power
B. expert power
C. referent power
D. reward power
34. Teacher Emmanuel requires his students to
memorize that poem “Mi Ultimo Adios” but
they do not actually know the meaning of the
poem. This traditional technique which turns
the students into “tiny parrots” is exhibited
when teachers use ________?
A. 2x4x8 Concept Teaching
B. Textbook Technique
C. Direct Instruction Technique
D. Rote Learning Technique
35. When will a teacher employ the “Oxford
Oregon”?
A. During discussion
B. During debate
C. During reporting
D. During lecture
36. Student were required to stay and live with a
family of aetas in Zambales for week. They
will do this to study the lifestyle of the ethnic
group and come up with the report about the
particular group. The teacher will most
probably rely on what technique?
A. Laboratory Technique
B. Practicum Technique
C. Field Study Technique
D. Apprenticeship Technique
37. Teacher Gary religiously records the
attendance of his studentseveryday. He
marks those who are tardy and absent in
this particular recording document known
as_______________.
A. Form 1
B. Form 138
C. Form 137
D. Class record
38. The directress of the school demanded that
teachers should encourage their students to
go beyond simple recall and comprehension:
instead she said that students should “think
about thinking” If the teachers will the
directress’ instruction, the students will
develop their________skill.
A. Hypothesis skills
B. Cognitive skills
C. Metacognitive skills
D. Drill skills
39. The teachers feels that he is somebody who
lives in an”ivory tower” This “I-thou”
relationship between student and teacher is
shown by
A. Exercising favoritism
 B. Teacher is pretending he knows 47. Teacher may would like to compare and
everything contrast plant cell vs animal cell, She would
C. Respect towards each other most likely use:
D. Prejudice towards poor A. Fishbone Diagram
B. Venn Diagram
40. Krathwohl is famous for his Taxonomy of C. Tree Diagram
affected domain, while Anita Harrow is D. KWL chart
known for this ________domain
A. Affective 48. The students of Teacher Corazon feels that
B. Psychomotor their teacher gas an “eye behind her head”
C. Cognitive This characteristic of the teacher is known as
D. Metacognition A. Referent power
B. Withitness
41. Teacher Edward invited several experts to C. Pygmation
shed light on the topic of environmental D. Effect Rosenthal Effect
protection. Teacher Edward is using the
technique known as______________ 49. Edward de bono is famous for this
A. Symposium instructional innovation_______
B. Panel discussion A. Six Thinking Hats
C. Interview B. Graphic Organizers
D. Socialized Classroom Discussion C. Understanding by design
D. 7 Habits of highly Effective people
42. To show disapproval to the misbehavior of
the student, Teacher Charles clears his 50. It refers to the science of developing a plan
throat and looks intently at the erring to attain goal and to guard against
student. This classroom management style undesirable results.
is commonly known as________________ A. Strategy of Teaching
A. Proximity control B. Method of Teaching
B. Dropping of name C. Technique of Teaching
C. Signal Interferrence D. Teaching Device
D. Direct Appeal
51. Teachers should allow his or her students to
43. Teacher Teresa would most likely end her create the rules inside the classroom to
goal-oriented lesson by______________ develop a sense of:
A. Planning of activities A. Discipline
B. Evaluation B. Self control
C. Identification of topics C. Leadership
D. Formulation of objectives D. Ownership

44. According to Krathwolhs’s affective domain 52. The teacher started his lesson about
of objectives,___________ is the lowest ”addition of similar fraction” by giving a
level of affective behavior general rule on how to add similar fraction
A. Valuing then eventually gives examples. his teaching
B. Characterization technique is known as:
C. Responding A. Inductive
D. Organization B. Deductive
45. To show the social relations that exist among C. Transductive
the Fourth Year students of Matayog D. Outlining
Elementary School, the teacher can
use___________
A. Johari Window
B. Sociogram
C. Group dynamics
D. Counseling

53-55 (Study of the case below)

Case 1
46. To Improve comprehension and retention
among the students, the teacher’s best Teacher Fidelita conducted the lesson about
option would be to use mammal using the following procedure
A. Six thinking Hats She showed pictures of animals like dog, cat,cow and
B. Contextual clues horse
C. SQ3R She asked the students to look at the similarity
D. Autodidactic Activities among the animal.
She then gave the general characteristics of
mammals.
 D. Interpersonal
1. Based on the above case, what method did
the teacher use? 9. Ms. Ortiz ranked No. 1 in March 2012 LET
A. Case presentation EXAM. Upon learning this by the school
B. Deductive where she had her internship she was
C. Inductive offered immediately of a position for the
D. Picture aided school year 2012-2013. She gladly accepted
this job offering. She submitted all the
2. looking at how she presented the lesson do documents required by the school and just
you think the teacher presented the lesson waited for the result of her medical exam. A
effectively? week before the orientation for the newly
A. Yes, she showed picture hired teachers, the result of her medical
B. No, the manner she presented exam was released. She learned that she
the lesson is limited has a tuberculosis. Which of the following do
C. Yes, she presented it you think should Ms. Ortiz do?
thoroughly A. Hide her sickness
D. No, there was no evaluation. from the Principal and
proceed to teach in
3. how can the lesson be improved? the S.Y 2012-2013.
A. Add a discussion B. Ask the examining
B. Include a quiz doctor to give her
C. Start by a review medical clearance so
D. Show more pictures that she can teach
and assure that
4. Which statement is not true about recitation? medication will
A. It is announced continue
B. Possible questions are given C. Tell the Principal that
C. Call a student before giving she has changed her
question mind and oprted not
D. It is a form of discussion to teach anymore
D. Discuss her medical
5. Using Blooms Taxonomy, the highest among condition to the
the following is principal and defer to
A. Critical comprehension teach until she gets
B. Critical evaluation well
C. Integration
D. Literal comprehension 10. Mrs.Banaticla is a high school teacher
known for her integrity and credibility. In her
6. Teacher Roger would like to present the community she was regarded as one of the
historical events that happened in the field of leaders all thru out her career as a teacher,
education. Which among the following would she is also a part of the board of canvassers
be of best help? every time there is an election one time she
A. Cluster map was asked by her nephew to campaign for
B. Time line him in the forthcoming election for he will run
C. Story map as a Congressman. Should Mrs.Banaticla
D. Affinity chart campaign her nephew.

A. Yes, there is no
reason why she can’t
do this since blood is
thicker than water,
7. When choosing an instructional aid or device B. Yes, she will be
, the primary consideration of the teacher campaign for her
whould be _________. nephew and will do it
A. Cost discretely
B. Availability C. No, she hates her
C. Efficiency nephew and it’s time
D. Suitability to get even
D. No, she knows that it
8. Katrina shows strong interest in writing is against her
personal journals and diaries. She does not principle as a teacher
feel left even if she is mostly by herself in the and this might put her
school. She is most likely intelligent in the credibility as a teacher
area of____________. at risk.
A. Spatial 11. Jonathan San Diego son of the Principal of
B. Verbal Mapagpala Elementary School is running as
C. Intrapersonal a mayor in their town. Is it Ethical for
 Principal San Diego to vote for his son
during the election?
A. Yes, it is a C. Has the capability to
constitutional right of
Principal San Diego to
vote
B. Yes, his vote is an
additional point for his
son
C. No, out of delicadeza 15. Under the “learning to do”, which of the
he should refrain from
voting since his son is
a candidate
D. No, he has no right to
vote
12. Mrs. Conception is a public school teacher
for 35 years. Every time she was asked by 16. “Life is what you make it” exemplifies best
her principal to attend in the seminar, she
refused and requested that the new teacher
be the one take her slot. Is this correct?
A. Yes, Mrs. Conception
had enough of these
seminars
B. Yes, Mrs. Conception 17. Mr. De Guzman is regarded as the best
is about to retire and
these seminars will
have no longer use for
her.
C. No, Mrs. Conception
should take every
opportunity to attend a
seminar for her own
professional growth.
D. No, Mrs. Conception
has the prerogative to
what seminar she will
attend
13. Teacher Allyce doesn’t like Maria, her
student who expected to graduate as class
Valedictorian. In this regard, she is so
impartial to her and give her low marks in
recitation and project. Is this correct?
A. Yes, it is the right of
every teacher to
determine the mark of
every student
B. Yes, it is human 18. What do you think would be the action of a
nature to feel disgust
to an individual.
C. No, it is a mortal sin to
hate anyone.
D. No, it is a must that
every teacher be
impartial to each
student.
14. Which of the following is the mark of a good
teacher?
A. Has the control of the
class
B. Has the mastery of
the lesson
implement corporal
punishments
D. Has the habit of
preparing for visual
aids.
following instrument must acquired so that a
person can perform his work effectively?
A. Insight
B. Competence
C. Communication
D. Compromise
what _____________ is :
A. Existentialism
B. Humanism
C. Progressivism
D. Essentialism
teacher in their school .he is known not only
because his teaches well but alsoo because
of his integrity and credibility. In addition, he
is also an adviser in their barangay. Without
the knowledge of everyone he is consistently
attending the cockfight a in his adjacent town
every other day. He is also known of betting
a big amount of money in every game. Can
he continue doing this considering his
profession as a teacher?
A. Yes, this activity is not
affecting his work as a
teacher.
B. Yes, this activity is
being funded by his
own money.
C. No, this activity will
not merit him
reasonable social
recognition.
D. No, this activity may
lead him to financial
loss and problem.
teacher who found out and has proven that
his principal is involved in the malversation
of funds of their school?
A. Malign her through an
anonymous letter
B. Circulate this issue
and let it become a
gossip
C. Present the charge to
a competent authority.
D. Ignore what the
teacher has
discovered about this
 action of the
principal.s
19. After listening to the homily of the Priest
about the fidelity. Catherine has a moment of
reflection. Her understanding of the value of
fidelity has become deeper as she related
this to her past experience. This typifies what
kind of philosophy?
A. Constructivism
B. Reconstructivism
C. Humanism
D. Existentialism
20. Teacher Riean is a new teacher. She
realizes that handling her
studentsmisbehavior is a very demanding
aspect of classroom management. In this
regard, she thought of giving up teaching.
What advice can you give her?
A. Agree with the class
on what rules to follow
B. Report every
student’s misbehavior
to the principal
C. Set the ground rules
for the whole class
D. None of the above
21. If a teacher is an advocate “banking concept
in education”, he or she viewed students as?
A. Clear account to be
filled up by the
teacher
B. Dormant account to
be activated by the
teacher
C. Wobble account to be
balanced by the
teacher
D. All of the above
22. Teacher Carol is a neophyte teacher. One
time a mother of one of her students
confronted her and maligned her in front of
her colleagues. How should Teacher Carol
reach on this kind of situation?
A. Walk away and ignore
the mother
B. Answer back the
mother and malign
her too.
C. Allow the mother to
keep on maligning her
until it’s her turn to do
the same
D. Wait until; the emotion
of the mother
subsidies and invite
her to discuss the
concern with the
principal or guidance
counselor.
23. During the distribution of the report card,
which of the following must be the foremost
of the teacher?
A. Discuss the projects
of the school
B. Discuss the progress
as well as the
deficiencies of the
student
C. Discuss the unsettled
bill of the students
D. Discuss the
complaints of other
teachers and
classmates of the
students.
24. Which of the following would best describe
the role of the schools?
A. To educate the
citizens
B. To fit the citizens into
the society
C. To educate the
citizens to change the
society.
D. All of the above
25. Which of the following is the political purpose
of the school?
A. To teach the basic
cognitive skills
B. To foster patriotism
and loyalty to the
existing political order
C. To familiarize every
citizen of their various
function in the society
D. To prepare every
citizen for the world of
work
26. How will you classify the purpose of the
school as it concerns with the training and
preparation of citizens for the world of work?
A. Political purposes
B. Cognitive purposes
C. Economic purposes
D. Social purposes
27. Which of the following will best describe the
purpose of holistic education?
A. To prepare the
students to meet the
challenges of living
and schooling
B. To prepare the
students to meet the
challenges of
schooling and
scholarship
C. To prepare the
students to meet the
 challenges of living
and society
D. All of the above
28. Which of the following is not correct under
the code of Ethics for Teachers regarding
Teacher and Business?
A. No teacher shall act,
directly or indirectly,
as agent of , or be
financially interested
in, any commercial
venture which furnish
textbooks and other
school commodities in
the purchase and
disposal of which he
can exercise official
influence, except only
when his assignment
in inherently, related
to such purchase and
disposal; provided
they shall be in
accordance with the
existing regulations;
provided further, that
members of duly
recognizes teachers
cooperatives may
participate in the
distribution and sale
of such commodities.
B. A teacher has no right
to engage directly or
indirectly in legitimate
income generation;
provided that it does
not relate to or
adversely affect his
works as a teacher.
C. A teacher shall
maintain a good
reputation with
respect to the
financial matters such
as in the settlement of
his debts and loans in
arranging
satisfactorily his
private financial
affairs.
D. None of the above
29. Thea listens to the advice given by her sister
to end the relationship that she was with
Gilbert. However, her sister learned that the
advice she has given was not followed and
Thea decided to continue the relationship.
This action of Thea is a manifestation of
what kind of philosophy?
A. Essentialism
B. Existentialism
C. Perrenialism
D. Humanism
30. Teacher Loar and student Joy are mutually
attracted the first time they see each other.
This mutual attraction developed into love,
eventually the teacher-student relationship
also become a boyfriend-girlfriend
relationship. Can they continue this kind of
relationship?
A. Continue the
relationship but
teacher Leor must
exercise utmost
professional discretion
so as to protect the
interest of one
another.
B. Stop the relationship
because teacher Leor
is not allowed to have
a romantic
relationship with any
his students
C. Defer the relationship
and wait for the right
time
D. None of the above
31. After finishing the degree in education
teacher Marie learns that learning never
stops. In fact she accumulates more
knowledge after leaving the portal of her
alma mater.
A. Constructivism
B. Perennailism
C. Progressivism
D. Humanism
32. Principal Lourdes asks the assistance of
teacher Elvie to prepare to be presented to
the District Supervisor after the presentation,
the district supervisor commended her for
the excellent report. She even asked her to
print the materials for the distribution to other
principals. In the printed work principal
Lourdes did not even acknowledge teacher
Elvie, is this morally correct?
A. Yes, the principal has
all the right to decide
who to acknowledge
B. Yes, the principal
knows that teacher
Elvie is afraid of her
and will not complaint.
C. Yes, the principal
must impress her
district supervisor and
hide the truth that it is
not her alone who
prepared the report
D. None of the choices is
correct
33. During the class reunion of teachers Eloisa,
she learned that most of her classmates are
successful in their fields. Also, she found out
that most of them are wealthy because they
have chosen a lucrative profession.
Confronted with this situation how should
teacher Eloisa react?
 A. Hide to those who
asked her real
profession
B. Leave the event so as
to avoid being asked
on her profession
C. Tell with that she is a
teacher n\by
profession
D. Answer not their
question concerning
her profession.
34. Which of the following pillar of education is
vital in the building of a genuine and lasting
culture of peace in the world?
A. Learning to know
B. Learning to do
C. Learning to leave
together
D. Learning to be
35. Which of the following pillar of education is
dominant in the report of Edgar Faure’s
report concerning the development of man’s
complete dimensions?
A. Learning to know
B. Learning to do
C. Learning to live
together
D. Learning to be
36. Ms. Valenzuela is always guarded by the
principle that she has a foremost
responsibility as a teacher. Given the
following , which do you think is the main
responsibility of Ms. Valenzuela?
A. Shares responsibility
in counseling
B. Guides students in
learning process
C. Inspires students
through interesting
lessons
D. Asks challenging
questions
37. What practice(s) will demonstrate the
teacher’s genuine concern on the learning of
students?
A. Confer progress of
students to their
parents
B. Guides students in
learning goals
C. Validates if learning
interesting lessons
D. All of the above
38. Which of the computer-based instructional
tool can help you revise written work such as
short stories and essays?
A. Word processing
B. Spreadsheet
C. Database
D. Desktop publishing
39. A document published by the school district
that identifies rules of behavior, network, or
internet connection.
A. Classroom rules
B. Acceptable use policy
C. Fair use
D. Ethical internet use
policy
40. Mrs.Sulit a seasoned teacher. She has been
in the service longer that anyone else in her
department. However, she is also the first
person to resist in the media utilization in the
classroom and found out to be
technophobic. What is she afraid of?
A. Fear in the use of
technology due to
limited exposure to
new ideas equipment.
B. Fear of computers,
laptops, PDA
C. Fear of being
changed by computes
D. Fear of electrical
circuits
41. Teacher is the best visual aid. What does
this statement mean?
A. The teacher prepares
visual aids
B. The teacher is the
sole source of
learning
C. The teacher is always
the medium of
teaching – learning
process.
D. The teacher uses
visual aids effectively.
42. Teacher Gerly is assigned to handle a multi-
grade class. What instructional material must
be used to provide the needs of each grade?
A. Differentiated
materials to cater to
different levels
B. Multisensory material
C. Colourful, useful and
durable materials
D. Materials of high level
thinking skills.
43. As a teacher employing the project-based
multimedia learning strategy, what are the
some limitations teachers expect from the
encounter?
I. There is a need
for extending the
 time to use
several media
II. The presentation
of the product is
not an easy task
III. The technology
skills to produce
a product may be
lacking
A. I only
B. I,II,III
C. III only
D. I and II only
44. Ms. Mendoza wants to show her class a
magnified picture of the Mt. Pinatubo’s
crates fixed on a bondpaper. Which of the
following tools can she use?
A. Filmstrip
B. Opaque projector
C. Overhead projector
D. Slides
45. “Technology is not a panacea”. What does
this statement mean?
A. Technology is the
answer to all the
problems of the
teachers.
B. Technology is not a
“cure-all” tool for the
teachers
C. Technology will not
always be a remedy in
the learning process
of the student
D. Technology is not an
important factor in the
teaching and learning
process.
46. Teacher Lawrence likes to show a close
representation of the size and shape of the
earth and its location in the entire solar
system. What is the best instructional aid?
A. Picture
B. Model
C. Realia
D. Film
47. Mrs.Alcoriza dreams to organize a seminar
with a known poet from another country but
she cannot afford to spend for the
transportation of the said poet. Which of the
following can she use so she won’t need to
spend much?
A. Instant messaging
B. Video conferencing
C. Distant
communication
D. Podcasting
48. Teacher Jenny wants her students to
express their opinions regarding a certain
government issue. Which of the following
can she use to do this?
A. Forum
B. Blog
C. Email
D. Group messaging
system
49. A student of Ms.Weng wants to clarify
something regarding the project she gave
them. Which of the following is the fastest
way that the student can use to send her the
message if she is not online?
A. Email the message
B. Post the message in a
blog
C. Use instant
messaging on social
networking sites
D. Wait until you meet
the teacher
50. Ms.Charlin will be absent for two days
because of a national conference. She
wants her students to work on a certain
module. What is the fastest way of sending
the module to her students while she is
away?
A. Email a module to her
students
B. Share it to all her
students in her live
account
C. Send the module
through group instant
messaging
D. Message each of the
students on a social
networking site.
51. Teacher Rubie wants her students to learn
more English. Specifically she wants
students to improve her listening skills. She
has a CD player, tape recorder and internet
connection. Which of the following is best for
her students?
A. CDs with English
listening drills
B. Tapes with English
listening drills
C. Internet website such
as Go4English,
English language
listening lab
D. All of the above
52. Curriculum is defined as the total learning
experiences of the children in school. Which
part of curriculum will assure these
experiences?
A. Curriculum plan
B. Curriculum
implementation
C. Curriculum evaluation
 D. Curriculum
assessment
56. Every curriculum has this dimension. This is
53. Which of the following is NOT the aim of
Elementary Education under the Education
Act of 1982?
A. Provide knowledge
and develop skills,
attitude, values
essential to personal
development and
necessary for living in 57. Dr.Sison, the provincial hospital director,
and contributing to a
developing and
changing world
B. Provide learning
experiences which
increase the child’s
awareness of and
responsiveness, to
the changes in the 58. On weekends, Mrs. Junco asks her two
society.
C. Promote and intensify
knowledge,
identification with an
love for the nation and
the people to which
develop orientation to
the world of work and
prepare the learner to 59. The rationale of the K+12 program of the
engage in honest and
gainful work.
D. Discover and enhance
the different aptitudes
and interest of
students in order to
equip them with skills
for productive
endeavor and or to
prepare them for
tertiary level
54. In the Basic Education Curriculum in 2002,
MAKABAYAN was envisioned to be?
A. The laboratory of life
B. The history of life
C. The combined subject
D. The tool for the 21st
century
55. Which of the following choices is considered
as a social force that effects the school and
the curriculum?
A. Learners’s styles
B. Changes in gender
roles
C. Nature of knowledge
D. Learner’s
characteristics
both unplanned and implicit but its
instructional effects are often evident in the
students’sbehavior values, and dispositions.
This dimension is referred to as
____________
A. Societal curriculum
B. Instructional
curriculum
C. Institutional curriculum
D. Hidden curriculum
plans to attend a school board meeting
where a new high school science curriculum
will be discussed. Which level of curriculum
is shown in this situation?
A. Experiential
B. Instructional
C. Institutional
D. Societal
children on different grade levels what they
learned in school on that week. Which level
of curriculum does Mrs. Junco practice?
A. Institutional
B. Experiential
C. Societal
D. Instructional
Department of Education are the following
EXCEPT:
A. The quality of
education is reflected
in the inadequate
preparation of school
graduates for the
world of work or
entrepreneurship or
higher education.
B. The poor quality of
basic education is
reflected in the low
achievement scores
of Filipino students
including international
test results
C. To be the same as
other countries in term
of number of years in
the Basic education
D. The congested
curriculum partly
explains the present
state of education.

60. When the instruction in the curriculum
focuses on the mastery of the content and
the evaluation that follows measures only the
knowedge learned, such curriculum design is
A. Learner centered design
B. Subject centered design
C. Problem centered design
D. Teacher centered design
61. The understanding by design curricular
approach, the first consideration is about
A. Learning experiences
B. Testing of knowledge
C. Desired results
D. Teaching strategies
62. Which educational philosophy focuses on
the role of curriculum as a means in
remaking society and rebuilding culture?
A. Prennialism
B. Progressivism
C. Existentialism
D. Reconstruction
63. Ms. Jean is a member of the curriculum
committee on a private school in Business
.what education philosophy does she
consider if her major concern is to give the
child’s freedom to choose what to learn and
believe as sheallow them to set their own
identities and standards. What philosophy
will you consider?
A. Existentialism
B. Realism
C. Idealism
D. Pragmatism
64. When certain topics are presented in the
elementary in a manner appropriate for
grade schoolers, and the same topic is
tackled in the highschool but on a much
deeper level, this is referred to as a
A. Discovery learning
B. Classified curriculum
C. Spiral curriculum
D. Symbolic leaning
65. Which important elements must the phases
of Curriculum Development consider
according to Ralph Tyler?
I. Learners
II. Society
III. Environment
IV. Sunject Matter
A. I,III and IV
B. I,III and IV
C. II,III,and IV
D. I,II and III
66. Who are considered community-based
stakeholders in curriculum development?
A. Government officials
B. Civic groups
C. School boards
D. Industry groups
67. Teacher Ryan conducted a short quiz after
discussing the topic “Item Analysis” to get
feedback on how the students learned which
may not be used for grading purposes is
classified as a ______________.
A. Placement assessment
B. Summative assessment
C. Formative assessment
D. Diagnostic assessment
68. The criterion if success of Teacher RC in his
lesson id that ‘the students must be able to
get 85% of the test items correctly. Luis and
29 others students in the class answered
only 33 out of 40 items correctly. This means
that teacher RC ______________.
A. Attained his lesson objective
because of his effective
problem solving drills.
B. Did not attain his lesson
objective because his students
lack of attention.
C. Attained his lesson objective
D. Did not attain his lesson
objective as far as the 30
students are concerned.
69. To increase the difficulty of a multiple-choice
test item, which of the following should be
done?
A. Make the options
homogeneous
B. Make the stem short and clear
C. Make it grammatically correct
D. Make the options equal in
length
70. Teacher Y set 85% accuracy in a test
predicting the kind of weather given five
different atmosphere conditions. Marivic
obtained a score of 82% can be interpreted
as ______________.
A. She obtained 82 % percentile
score.
B. She did not meet the set
standard by 3%
C. She is higher than 82% of the
group
D. She is 3% short of the set
percentile score.
71. Teacher Anne gave a test at the end of a
lesson to find out if the objectives of her
lesson have been attained. This can be
classified as ________________.
A. Placement assessment
B. Curricular assessment
C. Norm-referenced
 D. Criterion-referenced
72. What are the characteristics of a good
assessment instrument?
I. Objectivity
II. Validity
III. Practicality and efficiency
IV. Reliability
A. I, II, IV
B. II, IV
C. I, II, III
D. I, II, III, IV
73. Teacher Ace wants to establish the reliability
of his test in Biology. Which of the following
will he accomplish?
I. Administer a parallel test.
II. Split the test
III. Construct a variety of items
IV. Administer the same test twice.
A. I, III, IV
B. I,II, IV I, II
C. I, IV
74. Teacher Nancy constructed a matching type
test item. In her column of descriptions are
combinations of presidents current issues
and sports. Which rule of constructing a
matching type test item was NOT followed?
A. The options must be greater
than the descriptions
B. The descriptions must be
homogeneous
C. The descriptions must be
heterogeneous
D. Arrange the options according
to order.
75. Teacher MJ gives a 50-item test in English
where the mean performance of the group is
40 and the standards deviation is 6. Markie
obtained a score of 45. Which of the
following best described his performance?
A. Below average
B. Average
C. Above average
D. Outstanding
76. Teacher G discover that his students are
weak in grammar. Which assessment
procedure should Teacher G administer to
further determine in which of other skills his
students are weak?
A. Placement assessment
B. Diagnostic assessment
C. Summative assessment
D. Formative assessment
77. A portfolio assessment requires a
presentation of a collection of student’s work.
What is the purpose of the said activity?
I. To showcase the current
abilities and skills of the
learners
II. To show growth and
development of the learners
III. To evaluate the cumulative
achievement of the learners
A. I,II and III
B. I and II
C. I and III
D. II and III
78. Jay R’s raw score in Mathematics class is 94
which is equal to 97th percentile. What does
this mean?
A. 97% of Jay R’s classmates got
a score higher than 94.
B. 97% of Jay R’s classmates got
a score lower than 94.
C. Jay R’s score is less than 97%
of his classmates
D. Jay R is higher than 97% of his
classmates.
79. The discrimination index of a test item is
0.35. what does this mean?
A. More students in the lower-
group got the item correctly
than those students in the
upper group.
B. More students in the upper
group got the item correctly
that those students in the lower
group
C. The number of students in the
lower group and the upper
group who got the item
correctly are equal
D. More students from the upper
group got the item incorrectly.
80. Which of the following statement/s is/are
important in developing a scoring rubrics?
I. Descrimination of each
criterion to serve as standard
II. Very clear descriptions of
performance in each level
III. Rating scale
IV. Mastery levels of achievement
A. I only
B. I and II
C. I, II,III
D. I,II ,III, Iv
81. Which of the following statement best
describes norm-referenced interpretation/
A. BJ perfpormed better in
Mathematics than 85% of his
classmates
B. BJ was able to get 60% of the
items
C. BJ got 40 items correctly his
test out of 50 items
D. BJ was able to answer his
teeth in 45 minutes only.
82. Teacher DJ wants to test his student’s ability
to formulate ideas, which type of test should
she formulate?
 A. Completion type A. Frequencies
B. Matching type B. Two means only
C. Multiple-choice answer C. Median
D. Essay D. Three or more means
90. Teacher Ryan Christopher gave a
83. Teacher BJ wrote about Ryan: “When Ryan summative test. In which competency did his
came to class this morning, he seemed very students find the greatest difficulty? In the
tired and slouched into his seat. He took no item with a difficulty index of
part in his class discussion and seemed to ______________.
have no interest in what was being A. 0.09
discussed. This way very inusual for he has B. 1.0
been eager to participate and often C. 0.75
monopolizes the class discussion. What D. 0.45
Teacher BJ wrote is an example of a/an
_________________. 91. Teacher Kristy conducted an item analysis in
A. Anecdotal report her Chapter examinations, she found out
B. Observation report that the difficulty of item 20 is 0.45 and the
C. Personality report discrimination index is 0.31. what should the
D. Incidence report teacher do with this item.
A. Reject the item
84. Teacher Luis found out that more the lower B. Retain the item
group got item #16 correctly in his item C. Revise the item
analysis. This means that the item has D. Make the item bonus
_____________
A. Negative discriminating power Subject Ritz Mean Standard
B. Low validity Glenn’s score deviation (s)
C. Positive discriminating power score
D. High reliability Math 90 85 1.5
English 95 97 2.0
85. What is the meaning of TOS in the parlance PEHM 94 92 1.75
of test construction?
A. Table of Species 92. In which subject/s did Ritz Glenn performed
B. Table of Specifications well?
C. Table of Specific Test A. Math
D. Table of Subject B. Math and English
C. English
86. Which statement best describes a negatively D. PEHM
skewed score distribution?
A. Most examines got high scores 93. What type of learner is Ritz Glenn?
B. The value of median and mode A. Logical and bodily kinesthetic
are equal B. Logical
C. The value of median C. Linguistic
corresponds to a low score D. Bodily kinaesthetic
D. The value of median is higher
than the value of mode.

94. In which group of scores most spread?

A. Math and PEHM
B. Math
87. In a normal distributions a T-score of 70 is C. English
_____________. D. PEHM
A. Two SDs below the mean
B. Two SDs above the mean 95. The score distributions of Set A and Set B
C. Two SD below the mean have equal mean but different SD’s Set A
D. Two SD above the mean has SD of 2.75 while Set B of 3.25. which
statement is TRUE of the score
88. Teacher B is researching on family income distributions?
distribution which is symmetrical. Which A. Majority of the scores in Set B
measure/s of central tendency will be most are clustered around the mean.
informative and appropriate? B. Majority of the scores in Set A
A. Mode are clustered around the mean
B. Mean than in Set B.
C. Median C. Scores in Set A are more
D. Mean and Median widely scattered
D. The scores of Set B has less
89. The Analysis of Variance utilizing the F-test variability than the scores in
is the appropriate significance test to run Set A.
between ________________
96. Which of the following statements are the
components of the grading system based on
Dep Ed Order 33, series of 2004?
I. The lowest failing grade
appeared in the report card is
65%.
II. Transmutation table is utilized
in the computation of grade,
III. Mastery of at least 75% of the
competencies
IV. Use table of equivalence in the
computation of grade.
V. Cumulative system for final is
utilized
A. I, III, IV
B. I, II, III, IV
C. II, IV, V
D. I, II, III, IV, V