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Of all the teacher's roles, this is the most basic, in which the teacher must be a source of
knowledge.
a. Values formator b. Lecturer
c. Assessor d. Record Keeper
2. There is a required number of school days that students must attend. According to a
1994 DepEd order, it must be at least 200. If a student incurs more than this percentage
of absences, he/she cannot advance to the next level.
a. 15% b. 18%
c. 20% d. 23%
4. The DepEd Secretary belongs to the Executive Branch, which has the following as its
members except for _____.
a. President b. Press Secretary
c. Vice-President d. Supreme Court Associate Justice
6. Which among these terms is the most encompassing in the context of applying
technology in the teaching-learning process?
a. Information Technology b. Instructional Technology
c. Educational Technology d. Technology in Education
8. Teacher Marc is searching for an appropriate mobile app that he can use in his history
class. What are the factors that may help him in evaluating the app?
a. objectivity b. accuracy
c. authority d. all of the these
9. Teacher Lea has shown only the important portion rather than the whole video as an
introduction to his lesson in the class, what did she achieve?
a. saving on electricity b. avoiding unnecessary noise
c. better utilization of time d. managing discipline
10. The following are the most instructional materials as enhancements to textbooks, except:
a. guide questions b. avoiding unnecessary noise
c. mobile app d. computer software
11. Teacher John is using technology to enhance the learning in a content area. He is
practicing:
a. Technology-driven b. Collaboration
c. Gamification d. Integration
12. The following are the importance of the internet and World Wide Web in the
instruction, except:
a. access to a large database of information
b. support open distance learning
c. extended learning opportunities
d. can be used in search of a lifetime partner
13. As technology is applied in education, which is the most limited in terms of the amount
of information that may be transmitted through its use?
a. chalkboard b. graphs and charts
c. internet d. moving film
14. Which is the most critical consideration when choosing instructional material?
a. learning content b. learning outcomes
c. durability d. aesthetic appeal
15. Before giving students access to the internet, the teacher should follow these steps,
except:
a. Teach students to test the reliability and authenticity of a website.
b. Provide students with parameters.
c. Require students to cite all the websites they use to ensure that they give proper
credit and avoid plagiarism.
d. Allow students to explore websites with inappropriate content.
18. Authentic learning can also be similar to what level in Dale's cone of experience?
a. contrived experiences b. direct, purposeful experience
c. dramatized experience d. field trips
22. It is the set of rules about the behavior acceptable on the internet.
a. Code of Ethics b. Netiquette
c. Law of Internet d. RA 10844
24. How can students be best reeducated on the ethical use of social media, such as
Facebook and mobile texting?
a. integrate social media competencies in b. students monitoring peers
the curriculum
c. punishment for violators d. seminar on social media
25. What technology integration is achieved by teacher Gina who directs students to the
conventional use of software e.g., Microsoft as an entry point?
a. Adaptation b. Infusion
c. Adoption d. Transformation
26. Teacher Toni builds a rich learning environment in which students regularly engage in
activities that would have been impossible to achieve without technology, e.g., their
PowerPoint presentation of lessons. This act of Teacher Toni can be classified to what
level of technology integration?
a. Adoption b. Adaptation
c. Infusion d. Transformation
27. Face-to-face communication is made possible via computer through the use of______.
a. Facebook b. Twitter
c. Skype d. Instagram
28. The following apps can be used for collaborative work, except______.
a. Google drive b. Digital commerce
c. Wikis paces d. Google chrome
29. Teacher Levi teaches about technology and its use. What element in digital citizenship is
he implying to?
a. Digital Access b. Digital Commerce
c. Digital Communication d. Digital Literacy
31. A teacher interpreted the test scores using the norm-referenced test. What did the
teacher do?
a. Used a specified content as its frame of reference
b. Described group performance with a level of mastery set
c. Described student's score about the group
d. Used a combination of non-objective and objective tests
32. Which of the following role does assessment plays when it is used to obtain immediate
feedback for both the students and teachers?
a. Placement b. Formative
c. Diagnostic d. Summative
33. Out of 50 multiple choice test items. Sheila answered 45 correctly. Which best describes
this statement?
a. measurement b. evaluation
c. assessment d. testing
35. When a teacher constructs a table of specifications, the students can be assured that the
test has:
a. scorability b. reliability
c. internal consistency d. content validity
36. Which of the following types of tests can best measure the higher order of cognitive
learning?
a. essay test b. achievement test
c. supply type d. objective test
37. Which of the following types of objective tests provides the least chance of getting it right
when one does not know the correct answer?
a. alternative response b. multiple choice
c. identification d. matching type
40. Teacher A conducted an assessment and found out that the lessons' objectives were
attained. Teacher A can now ___.
a. apply remedial measure b. review past lesson
c. teach the next competency d. validate assessment
41. Teacher A conducted an item analysis and found out that more from the upper group got
the test item correctly. This means that the test item______.
a. has low difficulty
b. has high difficulty
c. has positive discriminating power
d. has negative discriminating power
42. If items in a criterion-referenced test have large difficulty indices, which can be inferred?
a. instruction has been effective
b. items are very difficult
c. items have positive discriminating power
d. instruction is questionable
43. Teacher M thinks that the process is primarily considered as an assessment for learning.
Which of the following best exemplifies this?
a. A system of grading is out in place for proper conversion to academic ratings
b. Records of students' performance are primarily anecdotal and descriptive
c. student’s achievement is compared to a standard
d. Undergoes a system of diagnostic assessment
44. When students of Teacher M develop the ability to set goals, monitor their progress, and
reflect on its results, what view of assessment does it reflect?
a. assessment for learning b. placement assessment
c. assessment as learning d. formative assessment
45. Which of the following would most likely NOT demand a criterion-referenced test?
a. Personalized System of Instruction b. Outcome-based Education
c. Collaborative Learning d. Mastery Learning
46. The following are the "pros" of multiple-choice tests as a structured test EXCEPT
a. comprehensive knowledge as assessed efficiently
b. Amenable to statistical analysis
c. Test security is easily established
d. Usually yields moderate to high reliability
49. Based on DepEd's present grading system for K-12, on which are learner's grade based
from Grade 1 to 12?
a. Written, performance, and periodical test
b. Overall achievement test
c. Written and performance test
d. Final periodical test
50. When the distribution is skewed to the right, the test is said to be:
a. very difficult b. very easy
c. average/moderately difficult d. not too easy nor difficult
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ANSWER KEY
1 B 31 C
2 C 32 B
3 B 33 A
4 D 34 C
5 C 35 D
6 C 36 A
7 D 37 C
8 D 38 D
9 C 39 A
10 A 40 C
11 D 41 C
12 D 42 A
13 A 43 D
14 A 44 C
15 D 45 A
16 B 46 C
17 C 47 C
18 B 48 A
19 B 49 A
20 D 50 A
21 C
22 B
23 B
24 A
25 C
26 D
27 C
28 D
29 D
30 B