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Gen Ed Prof Ed Answer Key For Self Study
Gen Ed Prof Ed Answer Key For Self Study
1. Never ______ Shiela taken a break. Which is the missing word in the sentence?
A. ever
B. were
C. have
D. has
3. Five kilometers ________ a short distance for running. Which will best complete the
sentence?
A. makes
B. make
C. are
D. were
5. A teacher makes use of pebbles and popsicle sticks in teaching math in the
preschool. Which philosophy is applied?
a. Essentialism
b. Idealism
c. Progressivism
d. Reconstructionism
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8. We always _______ our eco-bag to the shopping mall.
A. bring
B. are bringing
C. have brought
D. brought
10. Which of the following philosophies is best described when the teacher reveal
the Wisdom of the Ages such as those contained in the Bible/Koran?
a. Essentialism
b. Idealism
c. Perennialism
d. Progressivism
11. A teacher encourages the use of introspection in his class activities instead of
role playing and social interaction. Which philosophy did he apply in his
teaching?
a. Essentialism ‘
b. Idealism
c. Pragmatism
d. Progressivism
12. Technology and Livelihood Education (TLE) develops the students’ skills for
public usefulness. To which is this based on?
a. Athenian Education
b. Greek Education
c. Oriental Education
d. Roman Education
13. Teacher Z wants to report about her co-teacher courting his student. Teacher
Z writes and secretly distributes copies of anonymous letter against her fellow
teacher. What should have been done instead?
a. Ask the students to write the anonymous letter to prevent herself from
being involved.
b. If the charge is valid, present such charge under oath before the school
head.
c. Secretly give the anonymous letter to the school head and to the parents
of the student
d. Talk to the student and encourage her not to have a relationship with the
teacher.
14. A number of errors ______ found in the news report. What should be written on the
blank?
A. are
B. is
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C. has been
D. was
15. Many a girl ______ in love at first sight. Which will best complete the sentence?
A. believe
B. believes
C. are believing
D. have been believing
16. The poor ________ more financial support from the government Which will best
complete the sentence?
A. needs
B. is needing
C. need
D. has been needing
17. The following is an excerpt from Nelson Mandela's speech in February 1990.
Our struggle has reached a decisive moment. We call on our people to seize this moment
so that the process Towards democracy is rapid and uninterrupted. We have waited too
long for our freedom. We can no longer wait. Now is the time to intensify the struggle on all
fronts to relax our efforts now would be a mistake which generations to come will not be
able to forgive. The sight of freedom looming on the horizon should encourage us to
redouble our efforts."
Judging from the excerpt, we can say that
A. Nelson Mandela was strongly persuading his fellow citizens to take immediate and
united actions for genuine freedom.
B. The supporters of Nelson Mandela were the primary perpetrators of oppression and
discrimination in South Africa.
C. The South Africans were passive and oblivious in pursuing a peaceful and inclusive
society.
D. Nelson Mandela's fight for South Africa's democracy became significant and
inspiring to the whole world.
19. A research teacher requires his students to conduct and write a research
study. Students’ researches were published with the teacher’s name as
author. Is the act of the teacher unethical?
a. No. The students have already benefitted from their outputs because
conducting research broadens the students’ knowledge and skills.
b. No. The teacher has already given the grade of students in their subject, so
she is the owner of the research.
c. Yes. The teacher got the merit which was due for her students.
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d. Yes. The teacher should have paid the students for their work.
20. Section 3 of Article VIII of the Code of Ethics for Professional Teachers states
that:
“Under no circumstances shall a teacher be prejudiced nor discriminatory
against any learner”. Which of the following show that a teacher does NOT
adhere to this?
a. Teacher A makes a nearsighted pupil sit at the front.
b. Teacher B considers multiple intelligences in the choice of his teaching
strategies
c. Teacher C makes a farsighted pupil sit at the back.
d. Teacher D refuses a pupil with a slight physical disability in class.
21. A teacher has an argument with a parent who confronted her because of the
failing grade that her son receives. The parent filed a case against the
teacher. Can the teacher avail of the free legal service?
a. No, it might bring some disagreements in school
b. No, the case is not related to her professional duties
c. Yes, if funds are available ‘
d. Yes, the case is related to her duty as a teacher.
22. Teacher K will be retiring next month. Which of the following can he avail
based on RA 4670?
a. Free medical examination
b. Higher position
c. One range salary raise as basis of retirement pay
d. Transfer to the school nearest his residence
23. Teacher T claims that he is not required to pass the Licensure Exam for
Teachers because he is a part-time vocational teacher in the private school. Is
his claim correct?
a. No, all public and private school teachers, are required of LEPT.
b. No, private school teachers are not required of LEPT.
c. Yes, part-time teachers are not required of LEPT.
d. Yes, vocational teachers are not required of LEPT.
24. A public school teacher in Math was requested by a parent to tutor her
daughter, is her student. Is it ethical for a teacher to accept the request?
a. Yes, provided she receives a fee from the parent
b. Yes, provided she does not require a fee from the parent
c. No, it is not her responsibility
d. No, she should be free after her official time.
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26. Which is the correct way of rewriting the following sentence to avoid the run-on error?
The suspect denies the accusation the evidence is clear
A. The suspect denies the accusation, but the evidence is clear.
B. The suspect denies the accusation. However, the evidence is clear.
C. The suspect denies the accusation, and the evidence is clear.
D. Both A and B are correct.
29. Which Philosophy is shown when a teacher assists and aids students in discovering
their individual talents and skills by providing activities that will develop multiple
intelligences?
A. Essentialism
B) Existentialism
C. Progressivism
D. Reconstructionism
30. Which of the following influenced the offering of business courses and
entrepreneurship in the senior high school track?
A. Chivalric Education
B. Guild System of Education
C. Monasticism
D. Saracenic Education
31. A newly graduate teacher applies the philosophy of idealism in choosing a school
where she could teach. Which of the following is she most likely consider?
A. Possibility of integrating educational innovations in her teaching
B. High salary offered by the school
C. Support of living models in that school
D. Availability of technology to be used in the classroom
32. A Math teacher believes in John Locke's idea about the child's mind. Which of the
following activities should he require his students to do?
A. Applying metacognition in solving word problems
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B. Applying reasoning abilities in justifying answers to number problems
C; Doing sensory activities in using mathematical operations
D. Writing reflection papers about problem solving
33. When a teacher brings her students outside of the school for community service like
tree planting or operation linis to help save the environment, which philosophy is
applied?
A. Idealism
B. Pragmatism
C. Realism
D. Social Reconstructionism
34. Teacher B does NOT consider the nature of the child in his teaching. Which of the
following philosophies is applied by teacher B?
A. Pragmatism
B. Essentialism
C. Humanism
D. Naturalism
37. In the International Commission on Education for 21st Century report to the
UNESCO entitled Learning: The Treasure Within, which among the following
pillars is given a greater emphasis as it is described as the foundation of
education?
A. Learing to Be
B. Learning to Do
C. Learning to Know
D. Learning to Live together
38. The 2015 Millenium Development Goals had 8 target goals while the 2030
Sustainable Development Goals have ___ target goals.
a. 15
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b. 16
c. 17
d. 18
39. Which of the following sentences makes use of the underlined words correctly?
A. Julie's sister immigrated from Thailand three years ago.
B. Gina can run farther than Gem.
C. Flora makes sure she will not lose the money.
D. Matthew printed the wedding Invitation On the best stationary.
42. The stress of the words democracy. dependability, geological, and photography is
found on the ____.
A. penultimate syllable
B. ante-penultimate syllable
C. first syllable
D. second syllable
43. Based on the Code of Ethics for Teachers, is it ethical for a teacher to understand the
policy land support the school in its implementation even if deep within his heart he
does not agree with the school policy on student haircut?
A. Yes, but he can argue with his superiors to convince them to change that
policy.
B. Yes, but he can be vocal about his feeling and opinion against the policy.
C. Yes, he has to keep his feeling to himself, but make insinuations that he is
against it while he teaches.
D) Yes, he has to follow and implement the legitimate policy of the school.
44. Principal A refuses to attend seminar. She claims that she is already an experienced
teacher and administrator. She is also about to retire. Are her situation and thinking in
accordance with the Code of Ethics for Professional Teachers?
A. No, professional teachers, including principals, regardless of teaching
experience, ought to go through continuing professional education.
B. No, principals need to attend seminars to prepare for their retirement.
C. Yes, because she is already a principal and she is experienced already.
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D. Yes, provided she has an excellent performance rating.
46. In Paz Latorena's The Small, the sick Soledad discouraged Pedro from fetching the
doctor in the distant town at night because the road was dark and deserted. However,
Pedro insisted and returned an hour later - very tired and worried. He learned from the
doctor's wife that the physician was not at home. The doctor's wife promised that he
would relay Pedro's message to him as soon as he arrives.
How is this scenario similar to the actual rural life in the Philippines?
A. Pedro Buhay represents all the farmers in the countryside - prosperous, landed,
and skilled
B. Just like Soledad. women in the countryside stay at home to do household chores.
C. The place where Pedro and Soledad live is similar to the actual rural communities
in the Philippines - agricultural, technology-driven, and laid-back.
D. People in rural communities’ experience difficulty accessing health services
because health institutions are far and healthcare professionals are few.
47. Below is an excerpt from Manuel L Quezon's Grow and Be Like a Molave. In the world
of humanity, we are looked upon as a quiet and smooth lake from which the
adventurous and enterprising may reap enjoyment and gain. I refuse to allow the
Filipinos to be so regarded.
What did the former president want to tell us?
a. We are a group of peace-loving people. This characteristic shall never prevent us
from protecting ourselves and our fellow Filipinos against exploiters.
b. The foreigners shall not be allowed to own or operate any business ventures or
enterprises in the Philippines the Filipinos shall learn to become enterprising and
adventurous.
c. The government should ensure that the economy is smooth sailing. This will attract
foreign investors and create job opportunities for the enterprising and adventurous
Filipinos.
d. The former president did not want Filipinos to become enterprising and adventurous.
He believed that these will tamish our reputation of being hospitable and peace-loving.
48. A teacher encourages her students to join her in attending prayer meetings in their
church. She promised to give additional points in their grades to those who will join
her. Is it ethical for a teacher to do that?
A. Yes, that strengthens values education.
B. Yes, that is religious instruction which is allowed by the constitution.
C. No, a teacher shall not engage in the promotion of his/her religious interest.
D. No, it will be against her religion.
49. As provided for in the Education Act of 1982, when can institutions of learning apply
for voluntary accreditation?
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A. When they uphold academic freedom
B. When they offer continuing professional education
C. When they are granted special permit
D. When they meet standards of quality over and above minimum required for
State recognition.
50. A teacher was found guilty of violating the Code of Ethics for Professional Teachers
by abusing one of his students. What could be the result of this?
A. Early retirement
B. Immediate demotion
C. Reduced salary
D. Revocation of license to teach.
51. A Muslim student who is studying in a public school was given the option to take
religious instruction. When can this be allowed?
A. If he has good moral character
B. If he has interest in religion
C. If he has parents' permit to attend
D. If it will be done outside of school hours
52. Which of the following describes the right of teachers to study leave based on RA
4670?
A. Study leave should not exceed one year.
B. Study leave can be availed after seven years of continuous service in the
government.
C. No compensation will be given after one year of study leave with pay.
D. All are correct.
53. Based on R.A. 9155, to which body were all the functions, programs, and activities of
the department of Education related to Sports competition transferred?
A. Commission on Higher Education
B. National Academy of Sports
C. National Commission on Sports
D. Philippine Sports Commission
54. Teacher G was charged administratively. The hearing of his case was conducted by a
committee lead by the Division Superintendent. He claims that the procedure was not
in order. Is he correct?
A. No, the committee should be chaired by the Secretary of the Department of
Education.
B. No, the committee should be chaired by the Superintendent in his division.
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C. Yes, the committee should be chaired by the principal of his school.
D. Yes, the committee should be chaired by the district supervisor in his division.
55. In the Senior High School program, students are given opportunities to have job
immersions to become job competent, deal with a variety of situations, and to
collaborate with co-workers. Which of the following pillars of education is addressed
here?
A. Learning to Be.
B. Learning to Do.
C. Learning to Know.
D. Learning to Live Together
57. Which of the following does NOT illustrate a multicultural education principle in school?
A. Teacher Aira focusses her discussion on the contributions of the Tagalogs
during the revolution against the Spaniards.
B. Teacher Atho incorporates learning experiences and content relevant to her
students with
different cultural backgrounds.
C. Teacher Mark looks into the available learning materials and thinks of ways
how bias, and
prejudice can be changed or eliminated.
D. Teacher Miko ensures that the learning experiences she provides inside the
classroom is based on the need of students, equity, and fairness.
58. Article 3 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights states that everyone has the
right to all of the following EXCEPT:
Á. liberty
B right to life
c. right to wealth
D security of the person
59. Teacher Micha is giving the following examples of human rights - right to work, right to
health, and right to education in their Social Science class. These can be classified as
_______________.
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A. Civil rights
B. Cultural rights
C. Economic and social rights
D. Political rights
61. Which of the following key concepts in human rights education is appropriate
to be introduced among Grade 7 students?
a. Moral responsibility
b. Moral rights
c. Rule of law
d. Responsibility
62. What term refers to the proportional representation of boys and girls in an
education system relative to the population per age group?
a. Equity
b. Equality
c. Parity
d. Representation
63. After 9 years of teaching in a public school, teacher Andrea has finally
decided to pursue graduate studies. She intends to study fulltime. Which of
the following will give her more information about her plan?
a. Code of Ethics for Professional Teachers
b. Education Act of 1982
c. Magna Carta for Public School Teachers
d. Philippine Teachers Professionalization Act of 1994
64. Which provision in the 1987 Constitution allows the teaching of religion in
public schools?
a. If taught by a Values Education teacher
b. If taught outside the regular class hours
c. With the approval of the school principal
d. With written permission from the child’s parents
65. Which of the following contributes to making the world a global village?
a. Cooperative spirit
b. Ethnocentrism
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c. Respect for diverse cultures
d. Xenocentrism
66. After years of studying in a university, Peter has become more determined
and empowered. He has evolved from a shy person to somebody who is more
independent and self-assured. Which pillar of learning can be attributed to the
changes that happened to him?
A. Learning to Be
B. Learning to Do
C. Learning to Know
D. Learning to Live together
67. May is raised by her parents who are both Catholic. They even send her to Catholic
schools for her education. Though educated as a Catholic, May does not mind
befriending even those who do not share the same faith. In fact, she admits she has
imbibed sectarian values from them. What does she mean by sectarian values?
A. Values derived from the teachings of a church
B. Values derived from the teachings of a particular religion
c. Values derived from the teachings of no particular religion
D. Values derived from the teachings of the different religions
68. Jean, an alumna of a well-known university in the country is proud of what her Alma
Mater has accomplished. She heard the recent honor and recognition bestowed to her
Alma Mater as Center of Excellence, after it has subjected itself to voluntary
accreditation. What does voluntary accreditation mean?
A. Recognition given to the institution for having diverse program offerings and
big number of enrollees
B. Recognition given to the institution for having met the standards of quality
required for
State recognition
C. Recognition given to the institution for having the best and the brightest
roster of faculty
D. Recognition given to the institution for registering the highest percentage of
licensure exam passers
69. Teacher Joe is called "idol" by his students due to his idealistic way of teaching. He
said a big part of what he is now, he owes to his father who is also a teacher like him.
In what way is his father influential in his idealistic way of teaching?
A. His father serves as his number one critic.
B. His father serves as model to him.
C. His father taught him to teach well so he can be promoted and earn
big.
D. His father taught him to teach so he can be recognized.
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70. Teacher Rosel keeps on emphasizing the welfare of others when bringing change to
the community. Some members may resist change while others may prefer to remain
passive. Which philosophy is true of Teacher Rosel's belief?
A. Idealism
B. Pragmatism
C. Realism
D. Social Reconstructionism
73. In Love in the Comhusks. why do you think the writer ended the story with Amado's
letter falling on the ground without being noticed by Tinang?
A. Tinang will have to accept her present life and responsibilities without Amado.
B. Tinang needs to set aside her feelings for Amado and move on with her life.
C. Tinang does not deserve Amado who left her after she got pregnant.
D. A, B and C are correct.
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B. Mathematics
C. Science
D. Values Education
75. Truancy can affect student's performance in class. It is for this reason that teacher sets
up conference with the parent to make them understand the problem. What then is
truancy?
A. Absences due to family problems.
B. Absences due to sickness
C. Absences without good reason
D. Absences without good reason
77. To ensure that students would be able to relate the day's lesson to their lives. Teacher
Andrei started to ask questions. Which of the following should he ask?
A. How can you help conserve water?
B. In sum, which communities observed water conservation?
C. In what ways do people add to water wastage?
D. What is therefore the meaning of water conservation?
79. Connecting theory to practice is the guiding principle that Teacher Emman follows in
his teaching. In teaching Math concepts, he ensures that students will be able to use
all their learnings in their everyday life. Which of the following shows the practical
application of Math concepts?
A. Apply concepts to concrete use
B. Apply formula to abstract calculations
C. Drills on numbers and calculations
D. Memory of axioms and principles
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80. Which of the following activities in the community may pose problem with the
members’ religious beliefs?
a. Advocating the use of contraceptives as a means for family planning
b. Encouraging mothers to breastfeed their babies
c. Giving seminar on the benefits of herbal medicine
d. Promoting a particular brand of medicine to cure illness.
82. When students get bored and disinterested with topics they do not like, they
tend to divert their attention to something else. Situation like this needs
immediate attention from the teacher as it may cause problem later on. As
they say, “nip the problem in a bud”. Which of the following demonstrates the
concept, “nip the problem in a bud” approach to classroom management?
a. Call the attention of students who are not listening
b. Ignore the students who talk unnecessarily
c. Punish the misbehaving students so others wont imitate them
d. Talk with misbehaving students after class.
84. During class discussion, Teacher Ruel asked his students to define matter.
The student was called to recite answered correctly. This shows that the
student is capable of which cognitive level in the revised Blooms Taxonomy?
a. Applying
b. Creating
c. Remembering
d. Understanding
85. Teacher Lis engages her students in storytelling, puzzles, mirror game and
map-making. Which intelligences is she focusing more of?
a. Bodily kinesthetic
b. Intrapersonal
c. Verbal linguistic
d. Visual-spatial
86. Anton gets frustrated easily when things do not go on his way. He would
rather give up than experience the difficulty of doing the task assigned to him
by the teacher. Which of the following student problem type is he?
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a. defiant
b. failure
c. immature
d. low achiever
89. When the answer given by a student is not clear, the teacher usually asks follow-up
questions. What is this practice called?
A. Broadening
B. Justifying
C. Probing
D. Prompting
90. Teacher Sarah starts her lesson with a rule followed by its application. What method
does she employ?
A. Deductive
B. Discovery
C. Expository
D. Inductive
91. What is an inexpensive way of teaching the rules of playing volleyball in a practical
way?
A. Lecture-demonstrate-simulate
B. Lecture using video
C. Play volleyball game
D. Use successful volleyball players as resource persons
92. Teacher Pat believes that students come to her class with prior knowledge about the
lesson. That is why, she always conducts brainstorming session in class. What is her
intention?
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A. Awaken awareness
B. Generate ideas
C. Involve discussants
D. Solve the problem
93. Teaching should target student learning in the context of the present times, what
should be the focus of student-centered learning?
A. Long-term vision
B. Proactive instruction
C) Self-learning
D. Technology support
94. Teacher Neil is observed to be engaging from activity A to B and back to A again as
though he has changed his mind. This somewhat results to confusion on the part of
the students. Which classroom management behavior is demonstrated by Teacher
Neil?
A. Dangling
B. Flip-flopping
C. Thrusting
D. Truncating
95. During class observation, Teacher Nanette was observed to have low levels
of control and involvement with her students. Class interaction was very
limited. The level of engagement was more of providing entertainment rather
than attending to the students’ needs. Which of the following classroom
management style does Teacher Nanette have?
a. Authoritarian
b. Authoritative
c. Indulgent
d. Permissive
97. Which of the following classroom strategies will help Teacher Rom
understand how the students in his class relate to one another?
a. Counselling
b. Group dynamics
c. Johari window
d. Sociogram
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b. Students are taught to present in concrete form how a principle works.
c. Students learn from the experts.
d. Students’ manipulative skills are tested.
99. Which technique does Teacher Dom use when he gets near the student who
is unruly in class in the hope that s/he will behave?
a. Direct appeal
b. Interest boosting
c. Proximity control
d. Signal interference
e. Teacher Anne uses graphic organizers in teaching her lesson. What is her
purpose for doing so?
a. To cultivate students’ love for reading
b. To develop students’ social skills
c. To improve students’ language ability
d. To teach students’ how to identify ideas and details
100. “To participate in class discussion” is what teacher Dan wrote in his lesson
plan. Under which level is the said objective categorized?
a. Characterizing
b. Organizing
c. Responding
d. Valuing
101. Teacher Dan teaches Science for years. Among the topic he enjoys to
teach is the respiratory system. He would spend time preparing for
instructional materials to help his students understand what it is all about.
Which of the following is the best instructional material to use in teaching the
parts of a human respiratory system?
a. chart
b. mock-up
c. poster
d. realia
102. What benefit will the student get every time the teacher starts his/her
lesson by reviewing the previous day’s assignment and providing students
practice and drills?
a. Students will learn while having fun
b. Students will master the lesson for the upcoming tests
c. Students will maximize the use of their workbooks
d. Students will understand the prerequisites of the day’s lesson.
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B. It is about Enkidu's search for the secret of immortality after the death of Gilgamesh.
C. The epic is about Gilgamesh's experiences in transforming the wild Enkid into a civilized
man.
D. It is about the adventures of the mythological hero-king of Uruk and his half-wild friend,
Enkidu
106. The words learned, aged and blessed end with when used as adjectives.
A. /d/
B. id/
c. /t/
d. /ti/
107. Helicopters are very different from airplanes. They can do three things that
airplanes cannot do. First, when airplanes move upward, they must also move forward.
but helicopters can move straight up without moving ahead. Second, helicopters can
fly backward, which airplanes cannot do. Third, helicopters can use their rotors to hover
in the air (stay in one place) which is impossible for planes.
Because helicopters can perform actions that airplanes cannot, they are used
for different tasks. Since helicopters can take off without moving forward, they
do not need a runway for takeoff. They are used in congested areas where there
is no room for airplanes or in isolated areas which do not have airports. Because
they can hover, they are used on firefighting missions to drop water on fires.
They are used in logging operations to lift trees out of forests. Helicopters are
used as air ambulances to airlift patients out of situations which are difficult to
reach by conventional ambulances. The police use helicopters to follow
suspects on the ground or to search for cars on the ground. Of course,
helicopters have military uses because of their design and capabilities.
Source: englishforeveryone.org
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C. It is a narrative poem that traces the jourey of Dante from hell to purgatory
and paradise.
D. Dante had a momentary glimpse of the glory of God at the Empyrean.
112. Teacher Liz is admired by her students because of her respect to the
discipline. There was never a time she came to class unprepared. There was
never any question she was not able to answer. Which power of teacher does
she possess?
a. expert
b. legitimate
c. referent
d. reward
113. Teacher Joanne, a preschool teacher has the topic “family” for her
lesson. In her discussion, she presented members of the family, including
their roles and responsibilities. She started with father and mother. She even
made a visual representation of them using the Venn diagram. Why did she
use the Venn diagram?
a. To compare and contrast the roles of the father and the mother.
b. To discuss the timeline of family events
c. To predict the next activity of the father and the mother
d. To show the ongoing activities of the family
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a. Authenticity
b. Communication effectiveness
c. Interest
d. Responsiveness
117. To encourage her students to speak up even when not sure of what to
say, Teacher Rei persuades, encourages, and reminds them. She would tell
them not to give up but to keep on trying. Which technique does she use to
her students?
a. clarification
b. concept revision
c. multiple response
d. prompting
120. Lahat ng wika ay may kumbensiyong sinusunod, may tuntuning balanila ang
bawat wika. Anong kakanyahan ng wika ang inilarawan?
A. arbitraryo
B. ginagamit
C. simbolo
D. sistematiko
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121. Ito ay tumutukoy sa kakayahan ng nagpapadala at paganggap ng mensahe na
nakabatay sa angking kasanayang pangwika.
Ano ang tawag sa kasanayang ito?
A. pagganap
B. panggramatika
C. pangkomunikasyon
D. pangnilalaman
124. Nagsagawa ng isang pulong sa inyong pamayanan hinggil sa mga dapat gawin
ngayong pandemiya, nais mo sanang magmungkahi ng ilang mga bagay. paano mo
sisimulan ang iyong pahayag?
A. Gusto kong magsalta, making kayo!
B. Nais ko sanang magsalita, pakinggan ninyo ako!
C. Maaan po ba akong magmungkahi ? Ito po sana ang dapat nating gawin.
D. Bilang pangwakas ito ay hindi magiging matagumpay kung hindi sama-sama ang
bawat isa.
126. Students have different learning styles and multiple intelligences. How
should their learning be assessed by the teacher?
A. Use a variety of methods
B. Use both qualitative and quantitative methods
C. Use only a specific method
D. Use only a specific method
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B. Defining terms from the day's lesson
C. Evaluating one's learning by means of a performance checklist
D. Relating what has been learned in one's life
128. In the engagement part of the lesson, Teacher Connie grouped the
students and gave each group a problem situation. In this way, students will
have the opportunity to express themselves. This classroom situation is
constructivist in nature. Which of the following is another example of a
constructivist approach in teaching?
A. Answering set of exercises for understanding
B. Doing some drills for mastery
C. Repeating the lessons previously taken up for remembering
D. Sharing points of view for knowledge construction
131. Ano ang ponemang ginagamitan ng mga titik upang mabasa ar mabigkas ?
A. ponemang segmental
B. ponemang supra
C. alpabeto
D. abakada
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D. patinig
137. Ano ang tamang pahayag hinggil sa paghirang sa wikang Tagalog noong
1935?
A. Ang wikang Tagalog ang pambansang wika noong panahon ng Komonwelt.
B. Ang wikang Tagalog ay hinirang bilang batayan ng wikang pambansa noong
panahon ng Komonwelt.
C. Ang wikang Tagalog ay pinili lamang noon ni Pangulong Quezon bilang wikang
batayan ng wikang pambansa.
D. Ang wikang Tagalog ay komon na sinasalita ng mga Pilipino
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D. Nagtanong siya sa kinauukulan ukol sa nasabing termino.
140. Si Ara ay limang taong gulang. hawak at sinisipat niya ang nilalaman ng
kanyang paboritong aklat. Sa puntong ito ng pagbabasa ni Ara, nakikilala na niya ang
mga titik na nakalimbag.
Anong hakbang ng pagbasa ito?
A. aplikasyon
B. integrasyon
C. kumprehensyon
D. persepsyon
141. Nagsusulat ng isang konseptong papel si Nena, nais niyang maging maayos
ang bahagi nito, kung kaya't nagsagawa muna siya ng obserbasyon at pangangalap
ng mga kaugnay na literature.
Alin sa sumusunod ang naging hakbang niya?
A. bago sumulat
B. habang nagsusulat
C. pagkatapos magsulat
D. paglalathala ng pananaliksik
142. Si Tony ay nagsasagawa ng pagsulat ng isang akademikong sulatin, Sa dami
ng kanyang mga nakalap na datos ay nalilito siva kung paano niya ito isusulat.
Alin dito ang pinaka mainam na maimumungkahi mo a paraan upang malutas ang
kanyang suliranin ukol dito?
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145. Sa mga pananaliksik, hindi mawawala ang mga talahanayan at grapiko.
Paano ito nakatutulong sa isang mambabasa?
A. nagiging makulay ang teksto
B. nagging daan ito upang maging biswal ang mga datos
C. nagkakaroon ng liwanag ang idea dahil nakalarawan
D. naakit na lumingin mambabasa dahil ang hindi tekstwal ang anyo
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151. Kung ikaw ay gagawa ng isang pananaliksik, anong uri ng pagpapakahulugan
ang dapat gamitin a pagbibigay kahulugan ng mga terminolohiya sa isang tesis?
A. denotatibo
B. konolatibo
C. operasyonal
D. matalinghaga
152. Kung ikaw ay susulat ng isang tula. alin ang HINDI mo isasaalang-alang sa
pagsulat ng tula?
A. imahen
B. kabanata
C. simbolo
D. tayutay
156. Instant messaging, chat, and electronic mentoring are some examples
on the use of internet for ____.
a. Information collection
b. Interpersonal exchanges
c. General sources
d. Direct instruction
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a. Writing legibly and neatly.
b. Keeping the board clean after use.
c. Talking to the class while writing on the board
d. Preparing chalk before the class starts.
161. During the pandemic, one of the most used apps for teaching is the FB
Messenger. Some educators implemented chatbots as an instructional tool for
teaching. What is a chatbot?
a. It is a mobile application which allows teachers to record and edit video
lessons that can be uploaded in different online platforms.
b. It is an online program that allows teachers to create presentations that
can be accessed by students with a code or link.
c. It is an artificial intelligence program, capable of “conversing” with
people, respond to particular questions, and automatically provide
suggestions.
d. It is an online platform which allows teachers to create free graphic
designs such as posters, infographics, cards, etc that can be used for
teaching.
162. Which of the following programs can be used to create an online quiz
as well as an online presentation which can be used both for synchronous
and asynchronous instruction?
a. Kahoot!
b. Quizlet
c. Sway
d. Quizziz
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163. In teaching her Grade 1 class, Teacher Carlyn emphasizes the
relationship of sound letter correspondence because she believes that
reading involves nothing more than the correlation of a sound with its
corresponding visual image. What model of reading does this illustrate?
a. bottom-up reading model
b. interactive reading model
c. top-down reading model
d. transactive reading model
164. Teacher Kevin exposes his high school class in different informational
reading materials and teaches them to analyze information given to detect
fake news and misinformation. He would like his class to become critical
readers. Critical readers read with a/an___ attitude.
a. accepting
b. indifferent
c. passive
d. questioning
165. Which of the following shows that a reader is in the stage of growing
independence in the reading development?
a. Henry does more of informational reading.
b. Adam has a grasp of the alphabetic principle
c. Molly engages in reading of fiction and non-fiction materials
d. Julia can already understand underlying organizational principles and
concepts of what she reads.
Astronomers know the most about the Milky Way Galaxy since it is the galaxy
containing the Earth and its Solar System along with the seven other planest, and
of course Pluto. The Milky Way is a part of a cluster group of about 3000 other
galaxies. It is a spiral shaped galaxy made up of more than 300 billion stars. The
Sun is one star that is located in the Milky Way galaxy. The word galaxy actually
comes from a Greek word which means milky.
-Excerpt from Galaxies (Softskills.com)
168. Teacher Andrew believes that reading is an integral part of all content
areas in the educational program. Which practice would reflect to this belief?
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a. He teaches different strategies to unlock different vocabulary
b. He uses a variety of assessment tools to determine the progress of his
student
c. He presents different types of reading materials that is in relation with
other subject matters.
d. He provides writing activities in connection with the reading tasks.
169. During their reading class, Teacher Alice allows her students to select
their own trade books, read it, and then followed by teacher-student
conferences at which learners may be asked to read aloud from their reading
selection. She does this to accommodate student differences in reading
abilities while focusing on meaning, interest and enjoyment. What reading
approach does she implement?
a. Basal
b. Literature-based
c. LEA
d. Phonics
172. During their reading class, Teacher Christine helps her students
analyze the grammatical relationships of words within sentence patterns. She
believes that to be able to construct meaning from text material, readers
should be able to use their knowledge at the meaningful arrangement of
words in sentences. What cueing system is she developing?
a. Grapho-phonemic system
b. Interactive system
c. Semantic system
d. Syntactic system
173. When caught cheating, Carlo attributed his actions to peer pressure.
Which psychological perspective is concerned with how environmental
factors, such as peers, affect overt behaviors such as this?
a. behaviorist perspective
b. cognitivist perspective
c. humanistic perspective
d. psychoanalytic perspective
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174. According to Chapman et al., all of the following are characteristics that
should be present in an activity or method to be considered as an experiential
learning EXCEPT:
a. Student should be engaged in purposeful endeavors
b. Student should be given a balance of content and process during the
class sessions
c. Students must be given opportunities to develop meaningful
relationships
d. Students should learn within their perceived comfort zones.
175. Teacher Marvin handles Grade 5 students. During his class, he always
assigns his students responsibilities based on their abilities. He believes doing
this will develop their competence and perseverance to do their tasks. Based
on Erikson’s theory what psychosocial crisis and basic virtue does this
illustrate?
a. Initiative vs Guilt-Purpose
b. Industry vs Inferiority-Competence
c. Identity vs Role Confusion Fidelity
d. Intimacy vs Isolation -Love
177. In teaching her class, Teacher Teresa sparks the interest and natural
curiosity of her students. She also allows them to pursue learning their
interests and give them autonomy and independence in learning topics of
their choice related to their subject as a form of lesson extension. What
principle does Teacher Teresa follow?
a. Law of Freedom
b. Law of Intensity
c. Law of Primacy ‘
d. Law of Recency
178. I can still remember the sleepless nights and the lessons I had from a
“challenging” college professor. Which principle supports this notion?
a. Concepts should be presented in varied or different ways
b. Efforts is put forth when tasks are challenging
c. Learning is aided by asking or formulating questions
d. The principle of readiness is related to the learners’ stage of development
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b. Giving of communication allowances to those who maintain good.
c. Exempting the students from an activity for completing the requirements
on time.
d. Tagging students who excel in the leading their groups over FB.
180. Little James needed a lot of training before he could write a letter 3
perfectly. What is the explanation of Thorndike in this occurrence?
a. Effect
b. Exercise
c. Practice
d. Readiness
184. Carla is talking unnecessarily while the teacher is discussing the lesson.
Seeing Carla not listening, the teacher called on her and asked her a question. Carla
gets embarrassed for she did not know the answer to the question. Which of the
following did Carla's teacher do?
A. Ask question for self-reflection.
B. Ask question to call her attention.
C. Ask question to probe a given answer.
D. Ask question to remind her of the important concepts in the lesson.
185. Teachers serve as loco parentis to their students. This relates to the legitimate
power they have over their students. Which of the following exhibits teacher's
legitimate power?
A. Making students feel a sense of belonging and acceptance.
B. Making students feel that teachers know what they are talking about.
C. Reminding students of the teacher's authority over them again and again.
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D. Telling students of the importance of good grades.
187. Which activity will elicit active participation from new teachers?
A. Getting involved in planning/ designing activities
B. Giving constructive feedback on a presentation
C. Participating in induction/orientation program
D. Participating in the conduct of briefing with colleagues
188. Which of the following practices is LEAST desirable when punishing students?
A. Punishing as a consequence of violating rules
B. Punishing the erring student rather than the entire class
C. Punishing while angry
D. Punishing while clarifying why punishment is done
190. Which of the following is most likely the reason for students' non-questioning
response when asked if they have questions about the lesson?
A. Students are not interested in the lesson.
B. Students did not understand the lesson.
C. Teacher needs to ask specific questions to elicit responses.
D. Teacher assumes that the students understand the lesson.
191. In Robert Gagne's Nine Events of Instruction, the first event of learning should
_______________.
A. Ensure the learners are ready to learn and participate in activities by
presenting a stimulus.
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B. Inform students of the objectives or outcomes to
help them understand what they are to learn during the course.
C. Help students make sense of new information by relating it to something
they already know or something they already experienced
D. Be presented with new information using learning strategies to provide
effective and efficient instruction.
193. In the TIM framework, this is a learning environment where students use
technology tools to link learning activities to the world beyond the instructional setting
rather than working on decontextualized assignments.
A. Active
B. Authentic
C. Constructive
D. Goal-directed
194. This term refers to a student-centered teaching method that uses online
resources to facilitate learning without requiring students and instructors to be in the
same place at the same time.
A. Asynchronous learning
B. Blended learning
C. Differentiated learning
D. Synchronous learning
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196. Teacher Raymond carefully studies the online reference materials he will use
in class. He always examines if the author is qualified to present the material. This
practice is
A. Unethical because he does not trust the author.
B. Necessary to ensure that the materials are reliable
C. Unnecessary because all resources on the internet are dependable.
D. Ethical because he has to acknowledge the works of all the authors on the
internet.
199. Teacher Ashley uses word processing, video development tools, and
presentation software for the different academic tasks she needs to accomplish. This
shows that computers can be used as
A. Informative tool
B. Productivity tool
C. Instructional tool
D. Situating tool
200. Which term refers to the application software that accepts typed words into a
computer and process them to produce edited texts?
A. Electronic games
B. Graphics Packages
C. Spreadsheet program
D. Word processing program
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201. Which of the following shows a transactive stance of the reading process?
A. Readers begin by formulating hypothesis about meaning and by decoding
letters and words.
B, Readers shift from more efferent to more aesthetic stance and vice versa to
construct meaning from what they read.
C. Readers are taught what each letter stands for so they can read.
D. Readers bring meaning to rather than gaining of meaning from the printed
page.
203. Before presenting a reading task, Teacher Raven asks her pupils some
questions, where answers are based on their experience. She does this to relate words
back to direct experiences to make the activity more meaningful. This is in relation to
aspect of the reading process.
A. Affective
B. Associational
c. Experiential
D. Thinking
204. During the lockdown, Nica started to develop her own routine, starting
from exercise, preparing a meal, and doing online work. What psychological
perspective focuses on our belief to fulfill our own potentials?
a. Behaviorist
b. Cognitivist
c. Ecosystemic
d. Humanist
205. Online classrooms for preschoolers include happy songs, colorful
presentations and pleasing teacher, to attract young learners and make them
conditioned to see and feel that learning is fun. What theory is applied in this
situation?
a. Classical conditioning
b. Connectionism
c. Operant conditioning
d. Social learning
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a. attention
b. motivation
c. motor reproduction
d. retention
209. Teacher Melendez stayed at home to work, which took most of his
family time. The indirect effect of the parent’s workplace to a child explains
what layer in the ecological systems theory?
a. exosystem
b. macrosystem
c. mesosystem
d. microsystem
210. which among the tasks below should teachers use to reflect Vygotsky’s
concept of cognitive development theory?
a. Speech presentation’
b. Group activities
c. Journal reflections
d. Individual experiments
212. Kervin copied module answers from his neighbor Aira, but later on
realizes that it is wrong since he is not learning. The unconscious act of
choosing between rightness and wrongness of an action is named by
Sigmund Freud as ___.
a. conscience
b. ego
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c. id
d. superego
213. Teacher Jose stops his preschool pupils to fight over toys. What do you
call this lack of awareness among kids to the perspectives of others?
a. Centration
b. Conservation
c. Egocentrism
d. Object permanence
215. Teacher Z presents stories using video animation, song, and dance to
her pre-school pupils online. What is the reason behind using these strategies
in teaching kids?
a. Preschoolers understand that objects continue to exist even when not
in sight
b. Preschoolers use animism to make sense of their environment
c. Preschoolers sensorimotor stage needs the development of sensory
organs and muscles.
d. Preschoolers use abstract thinking in comprehending stories
216. Five-year old Jammel is afraid that he might get hit by his mom’s
hanger whenever he forgets to use “po” and “opo” in talking to adults. What
does Kohlberg explain about Jammel’s stage of moral development?
a. Children at this age starts to obey house rules.
b. Children learn that they are wrong when they get hurt
c. Children learn to obey their parents with the use of a reward system
d. Children take their parents as their authority
218. The more genetically related people are, the more similar they are, not
just physically but also in terms of personality and behavior. According to this
finding, which among the following concepts is said to be a greater influence
on personality?
a. development
b. environment
c. growth
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d. heredity
220. Among the school-aged children, parents expect sons to find science
easier and more interesting than daughters despite no differences in
performance. (Tenenbaum and Leaper, 2003). Parents and their concepts on
gender are influential since they belong to what layer of their kids’ ecological
system?
a. chronosystem
b. macrosystem
c. mesosystem
d. microsystem
221. The Philippine Professional Standards for Teachers (PPST) made all
DepEd teachers submit themselves to evaluation to determine their stage.
Which of Bronfenbrenner’s system influence to incremental trends that
continue to increase, such as information?
a. chronosystem
b. macrosystem
c. mesosystem
d. microsystem
222. College students have online small group discussions where they are
encouraged to invite their relatives who are knowledgeable in the field of
discussion. This interaction between the school and home represents which
layer of ecological system?
a. chronosystem
b. macrosystem
c. mesosystem
d. microsystem
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b. Moral Development Theory- Lawrence Kohlberg
c. Pyschosocial Theory- Albert Bandura
d. Sociocultural Theory- Lev Vygotsky
226. Principal Mondragon ensures that the school that she manage is
designed to be physically safe for all students and adults working in the
school premise. She also implements mental and socio-emotional health
programs to ensure that the student’s emotional security is established. What
tenet in the Whole Child Approach does Principal Mondragon attend to?
a. challenged
b. engaged
c. healthy
d. safe
227. According to Chapman et al., all of the following are characteristics that
should be present in an activity or method to be considered as an experiential
learning EXCEPT:
a. Students should be engaged in purposeful endeavors
b. Students should be given a balance of content and process during the
class sessions.
c. Students must be given opportunities to develop meaningful
relationships.
d. Students should learn within their perceived comfort zones.
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d. Teacher Kim has a full control of the curriculum.
233. What is the focus of the curriculum during the Spanish period?
a. The focus of the curriculum is for survival, conformity, and enculturation.
There is no educational system.
b. The focus of the curriculum is the creation of bilingual policy in education
was reiterated in the 1987 Constitution of the Philippines.
c. The focus of the curriculum is the existence of an educational system
during the American period. Education is through socialized recitation,
encouraged more sudents’ participation and disputation.
d. The focus of the curriculum is to propagate Christianity. During this period,
there are no grade level and no educational system, only church-based
education.
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b. If students leave school, it will have minor significance to have this
competency above many others.
c. It connects the content to higher concepts across content areas.
d. It is applicable to real life situations.
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immersion for actual engagement in the site where the school belongs. Under
what level of curriculum improvement does this situation fit in?
a. Level 1. Imitative- Maintenance
b. Level 2. Mediative
c. Level 3. Creative- Generative
d. Level 4. Community- Actualization
242. Dr. Mercado, a school district supervisor suggests that recycling should
be part of the content and learning experience of students during a round
table discussion on revising the curriculum. In which source of goal explains
this idea?
a. society
b. learners
c. fund of knowledge
d. eternal and divine source
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246. Which of the following dimensions of curriculum design pertains to the
equitable distribution of content, time, experiences and other elements of
design?
a. Basics/balance
b. sequence
c. continuity
d. articulation
247. Which source of data in curriculum design describes the analysis of the
social situation and cultural matters?
a. Data on Social and Culture matters
b. Data on Eternal and Divine Resources
c. Data on learners
d. Data on Learning
248. How can you improve the multiple test item below?
249. Teacher Jonna taught her students on how to take notes effectively
during class discussions. Is this practice correct?
A. Yes, because almost all teachers require it from their student's skill
that will help students remember information
B. Yes, because it is a study easily.
C. No, because students can just take a photo of the lecture notes on
the board.
D. No, because it only adds burden to learners.
250. In unlocking difficult words, Teacher Maslow helps his students analyze
the words. Together with the class, they look for root words, affixes and study
their meaning. What strategy is he using?
A. Analogies
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B. Categorization
C. Word lines
D. Structural Analysis
251. During their reading class, Teacher Irene implements the Language
Experience Approach in which she capitalizes in to develop and support her
learners' reading and writing ability.
A. different literature
B. different media available
C. firsthand or vicarious experiences
D. textbooks and basal anthologies
252. What is the correct sequence of the steps in using the analytic approach
in phonics?
I. Elicit the common letter- sound relation
II. Have learners phrase a generalization about the letter- sound relation
III. Observe a list of known words with a common letter- sound
relationship
IV. Begin questioning as to how the words look and sound the same and
how they are different
A. III- IV- I- II
B. I-II-III-IV
C. II- III- I- IV
D. III- I- IV- II
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255. Principal Santos encourages his teachers to utilize Reading Inventories,
Miscue Analysis, and Running Records. What type of assessment tools are
these?
A.) Informal procedures
B. Portfolio assessment
C. Questionnaires
D. Standardized reading test
257. Shine loves numbers, that is why she is confident in subjects that involve
computations. What concept and theory describe this situation?
A. Discrimination; Classical Conditioning
B. Discrimination; Operant Conditioning
C. Generalization; Classical Conditioning
D. Generalization; Operant Conditioning
258. Mara becomes anxious at the sight of the nurses, when in actuality, her
fear is getting the vaccine shot. The nurse serves as what concept in Pavlov's
classical conditioning?
A. Conditioned responses (CR)
B. Conditioned stimulus (CS)
C. Unconditioned stimulus (UCS)
D. Unconditioned responses (UCR)
259. In the Philippines, writing in cursive form is not taught until the child
learned to write printed letters. Which among Thorndike's law states that
learners should be biologically prepared in order to learn?
A. Effect
B. Exercise
C. Practice
D. Readiness
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260. Meaningful learning happens when new experiences relate to what the
learners already know. That is why math teachers review and assess students
prior learning before moving on to higher math operations. Whose theory
supports this claim?
A. David Ausubel
B. Jerome Bruner
C. Robert Gagne
D. Wolfgang Kohler
262. Which among these cognitive learning theory applications is NOT a good
practice in handling learner diversity?
A. Do comprehension check in every step of learning
B. Encourage memorization of concepts and formula.
C. Suit the assessment tests to the learners' strengths
D. View the problem as the learner sees it
263. Which statement DOES NOT refer to the cognitive learning perspective?
A. Conclusions are based on non-observable behaviors
B. Generalizations are based on overt, observable, measurable behaviors
C. Learning is explained by analyzing mental processes first
D. Structures and components of the information processing is evaluated
264. Before proceeding to the lesson, teacher Mark asked the prerequisite
knowledge of his pupil with learning disability. Prior learning is essential in
comprehending new information according to what theory?
A. Connectionism
B. Insight Learning Theory
C. Social Learning Theory
D. Schema Theory
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265. Which among the following statements DO NOT show correct
comparison between Piaget and Vygotsky's theories?
A. Both gave strong emphasis on stages of development.
B. Language has minimal emphasis in Piaget's while it has a major and
powerful role in shaping thoughts for Vygotsky's theory.
C. Piaget's concepts include equilibration, schema and assimilation while
Vygotsky has scaffolding and the ZPD.
D. Piaget focuses on cognitive constructivist while Vygotsky is on social
constructivist.
266. Constructivism says that learners construct knowledge rather than just
passively take in information. Which among the concepts below DOES NOT
support social constructivism?
A. Consequence
B. Scaffolding
C. Social Interaction
D. Zone of Proximal Development (ZPD)
267. A Muslim pupil fall into a small clash of culture between his classmates
and his family because of Christmas party. What ecological system is involved
with this interaction between home and school?
A. Macrosystem
B. Mesosystem
C. Microsystem
D. Exosystem
268. Little Johnson learned to click the mute and raise hand buttons upon the
instruction of his teacher in share screen mode, during his online class. This is
learned through _____________.
A. Conditioning
B. Discovery
C. Modelling
D. Problem-solving
269. Conditioning and reinforcements are both used in some cultures, in the
process of educating and instructing male and female kids to behave based on
their gender norms. Below are the proponents of these behaviorist perspective
approach, except
A. B.F. Skinner
B. Edward Thorndike
C. Ivan Pavlov
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D. Jean Piaget
270. All are David Ausubel's theory applications for teachers in developing
materials for blended mode of learning, except
A. Develop assessment activity that is based on the lesson
B. Ensure that materials reach the learners a week before the discussion
C. Prepare graphic organizers instead of long text
D. Skip reviews and focus on the topic of the week
271. Genetic studies have shown that family history of personality disorders
is a consistent factor in the development of human behavior. Genetics is based
on what concept below?
A. Development
B. Environment
C. Growth
D. Hereditary
272. Finding a man that has your father's traits is explained by Freud as
fixation in what psychosexual stage of development?
A. Anal Stage
B. Genital Stage
C. Oral Stage
D. Phallic Stage
273. Before preparing for instructional materials for the emergency remote
teaching, teacher Michelle sees to it that she checks those learners'
accessibility to gadgets and internet connectivity. This is an application of what
principle of development?
A. Chance
B. Reproduction
C. Sex-linked Characteristics
D. Variation
274. It is vital to prevent negative experiences that are associated with the
changes in the body, such as menarche, during puberty. Based on studies, all
except one is the least suggested way that can help children positively transition
to adolescents. Which one is the exemption?
A. Assign a female teacher to discuss changes in the male body
B. Discuss changes in the body during home room sessions
C. Present videos that explain reproductive systems of both sexes
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D. Show ways on how to develop proper hygiene
275. Most adolescents try to learn trends that are seen on Tik Tok so they will
be kept in the loop with their peers. All except one justifies this kind of teen
behavior. Which is not?
A. Adolescents joins the bandwagon in order to get accepted by friends
B. Asking for too much attention from social media is a normal teen
behavior
C. Being a member of a group defines their belongingness and
identification.
D. Teens think that popularity in social media reflects strong identity
276. All except one are developed during the preoperational stage of
learners. Which one is not?
A. Animism
B. Centration
C. Egocentrism
D. Object Permanence
278. When an individual failed to know oneself and develop identity, it results
to negative feelings of _________________.
A. Despair
B. Guilt
C. Isolation
D. Role Confusion
279. Jasmine sneaks with her boyfriend despite clear regulations at home.
Her behavior is mostly caused by an innate instinctive impulse Freud named
as
A. Ego
B. Ego Ideal
C. Id
D. Superego
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280. Sigmund Freud: Fixation;
Jean Piaget: _____________
A. Developmental Crisis
B. Moral Dilemma
C. Schema Formation
D. Social Convention
282. Lee received an award for Good Conduct and Behavior in their class that
he even shared his accomplishment on his Facebook account. Being proud of
something that you did well is a component of the superego called
A. Conscience
B. Ego Ideal
C. Ego
D. Id
284. Which among the following terminologies refer to the innermost concept
of self as male or female, or both, or neither?
A. Gender
B. Gender Identity
C. Gender Role
D. Sex
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A. Erikson's Psychosocial Theory
B. Piaget's Cognitive Theory
C. Skinner's Conditioning Theory
D. Vygotsky's Sociocultural Theory
286. Teacher Marvin handles Grade 5 students. During his class, he always
assigns his students responsibilities based on their abilities. He believes doing
this will develop their competence and perseverance to do their tasks. Based
on Erikson's theory, what psychosocial crisis and basic virtue does this
illustrate?
A. Initiative vs. Guilt - Purpose
B. Industry vs. Inferiority - Competency
C. Identity vs. Role Confusion - Fidelity
D. Intimacy vs. Isolation – Love
287. In teaching her class, Teacher Teresa sparks the interest and natural
curiosity of her students. She also allows them to pursue learning their interests
and give them autonomy and independence in learning topics of their choice
related to their subject as a form of lesson extension. What principle does
Teacher Teresa follow?
A. Law of Freedom
B. Law of Intensity
C. Law of Primacy
D. Law of Recency
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290. The first jar has 2 1/5 L of juice. While the second one has 1 1/2 L of
juice. If the juices from both jars were poured into single container, how many
liters of juice are there in that container?
A. 3 1/7 liters
B. 3 7/10 liters
C. 1 3/10 liters
D. 3/10 liters
291. In the Grade Six class of section Magenta, there are 48 pupils and 5/8
of them are boys. How many in the class are girls?
A. 30
B. 28
C. 24
D. 18
292. Which of the following numbers when added to prime number 89 will
result to another prime number?
A. 30
B. 26
C. 20
D. 17
294. Luigi is packing 72 polvorons and 120 tarts in plastic bags. If each plastic
bag has to contain an equal number of the two pastries, what is the least
number of plastic bags that he can use?
A. 12
B. 18
C. 24
D. 30
295. Nikki has a collection of 801 marbles. She wanted to put them in plastic
containers so that each has the same number of marbles with nothing left. How
many plastic containers will she use for the marbles?
A. 10
B. 9
C. 6
D. 2
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297. Grade 6-Matulungin class has 49 students and 21 of them are boys. Determine
the ratio of girls to boys in the class
A. 2:3
B. 3:4
C. 7:4
D. 4:3
299. A stick 180 cm long was divided into smaller parts in the ratio 3:4:5. How many
centimeters is the longest part?
A. 45 cm
B. 60 cm
C. 75 cm
D. 90 cm
300. If 15 men can build a house in 8 days, how many more men should help in
order to build a house in just 6 days?
A. 5
B. 12
C. 20
D. 24
302. The original price of the towel was 120 pesos. Due to its limited supply, it is
sold with 10% markup. What will be the selling price of the towel?
A. 108 pesos
B. 112 pesos
C. 122 pesos
D. 132 pesos
303. A vendor sold 90% of the eggs. If there were only 6 eggs left, how many eggs
had he at the start?
A. 66
B. 64
C. 62
D. 60
304. A 9 meter by 12 meters rectangular lot was divided along its diagonal. Mrs.
Bartolome wants half of the lot to be fenced. Determine the length of the fencing
material she needs.
A. 42 meters
B. 36 meters
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C. 30 meters
D. 21 meters
305. If the interior angles of a triangle are 42°, 73°, and 85°, which of the following
would be an exterior angle of the triangle?
A. 115°
B. 65°
C. 86°
D. 117°
306. For which polygon does the sum of the measures of the interior angles equal
the sum of the measures of the exterior angles?
A. Triangle
B. Quadrilateral
C. Pentagon
D. Hexagon
307. In the diagram below, m<BCE is 144°. What is the measure of m<ECD?
A. 72°
B. 20°
C. 42°
D. 144°
308. In two similar right triangles, the lengths of the corresponding sides are in the
ratio 5:3. If the larger triangle has hypothenuse of length 17 units and the length of the
shortest side is 8 units, what is the area of the smaller triangle?
A. 72 square units
B. 40.8 square units
C. 21.6 square units
D. 24 square units
2𝑑(4𝑑 ! − 𝑑 " )
A. 8𝑑 " − 2𝑑 #
B. 6𝑑 " − 2𝑑 #
C. 8𝑑 ! − 2𝑑 "
D. 4𝑑 − 2𝑑 !
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310. Add and simplify the given polynomials:
(7𝑥 $ + 5𝑥 " − 3)
$ ")
+ (−3 + 3𝑥 + 6𝑥
A. 4𝑥 $ + 8𝑥 " + 3
B. 10𝑥 $ + 11𝑥 " − 6
C. −6𝑥 " + 11𝑥 $ + 10
D. 15𝑥 %
311. Which of the following is the factored form of the algebraic expression 𝑥 ! −
13𝑥 − 16 ?
A. (x+3)(×+2)
B. (x-3)(x+2)
C. (5x+2)(x+3)
D. (5x+2)(x-3)
314. How many ways can a committee select a representative for three different
competitions if the committee has 10 members?
A. 120
B. 720
C. 30
D. 1.000
S T A T I S T I C S
316. A die is thrown and number that appears on top are recorded. The results are
shown in the table below. What is the mean die value?
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Number
1 2 3 4 5 6
on
Frequency 12 16 13 8 14 13
A. 3
B. 3.5
C. 4
D. 5
317. If the variance of a data set is 144. what is the standard deviation?
A. 4
B. 12
C. 44
D. 72
318. The mean of 7, 9, 10, 18, x, and 17 is 13. What is the value of x?
A. 10.17
B. 17
C. 61
D. 78
319. A small school has 7 veteran and 3 new teachers. The mean weekly wage of
the 10 employees is Php7,050. The mean weekly wage of the 3 new is Php6,000.
What is the mean wage of the 7 veteran-?
A. Php 7,500
B. Php 8,200
C. Php 8,00
D. Php 9,500
320. The diagram of the carbon-oxygen cycle is shown below. All the following
interpretations about the diagram are true EXCEPT:
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321. Three groups of students presented the results of their experiment on the
determination of the percentage of acetic acid in vinegar. Their results are as
follows:
322. The reaction of Calcium chloride and Sodium sulfate in a closed container is
described by the balanced equation below:
323. Isotopes are atoms of the same element with different atomic mass. Which of
the following figures exemplifies isotopes?
A.
B.
C.
D.
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324. Which of the following statements best differentiates compounds from
mixtures?
A. The components of compounds and mixtures physically and
chemically combined, respectively.
B. The components of compounds and mixtures can be separated
through chemical and physical means, respectively.
C. Both compounds and mixtures can be represented by a chemical
formula.
D. There is a specific ratio of components among mixtures which is not
observed among compounds.
Who among them will produce the solution with the highest concentration of
salt?
A. Xian dissolved 10 grams of table salt in 50 ml of water.
B. Henry dissolved 10 grams of table salt in 30 ml of water.
C. Liza dissolved 5 grams of table salt in 20 grams of water and further
added 30 ml of water.
D. Lulu dissolved 5 grams of table salt in 50 ml of water and heated the
solution to 25 ml.
326. Which of the following statements about clouds, smoke and fog as examples
of matter is INCORRECT?
A. These three exhibit Tyndall effects.
B. The particles that compose these three do not settle.
C. These three are examples of gases in our environment.
D. These three are colloidal mixtures of either solid or liquid in gas.
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329. Why is it necessary to paint metal posts, roofs and gates?
A. The paint prevents the metal from reacting with oxygen.
B. The paint coats the metal and prevents interaction with water.
C. The paint will make the metal thicker and allow it to last longer.
D. The paint will react with the surface of the metal to make it stronger.
331. Three liquids namely X, Y and Z were carefully poured in a cylindrical container
and formed three layers as shown in the figure below. Given that liquid X is polar,
which pair of statements best describes the liquids in the container?
A. I and II
B. I and IV
C. II and III
D. II and IV
332. How much work was done by a 50-kilogram nurse who ran up a flight of stairs
that is 10 meters high from the ground?
A. 500 J
B. 500 kJ
C. 4900 J
D. 4900 kJ
333. Which of the following statements about a bus and a car that has undergone a
head-on collision is true?
A. The force that the truck and the car experienced is equal, yet the truck
had greater acceleration.
B. The force that the truck and the car experienced is equal, yet the car had
greater acceleration.
C. The acceleration of both truck and car are equal but the truck has
experienced a greater amount of force.
D. The acceleration of both truck and car are equal but the truck has
experienced a greater amount of force.
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334. You need to loosen a bolt and nut using a wrench. Which of the following
wrenches must you use to easily accomplish this task?
A. a short wrench
B. a long wrench
C. a light yet thick wrench
D. a heavy and thick wrench
335. Why are blocks of concrete left with narrow slits in between?
A. To serve as passage of water trapped in between.
B. To hold extra dust and other road materials.
C. To give allowance for expansion during-hot days.
D. To make blocks of uniform size.
336. You are in the department store and you texted by your mother to buy a plane
mirror. What must be the minimum length of a plane mirror that you must buy in
order for you to see a full view of yourself?
A. Same as your height
B. One-half of your height
C. One-fourth of your height
D. Three-fourths of your height
337. You clap your hands and heard an echo after from a distant wall after 0.20
seconds. Given that the speed of sound is 344 m/s, how far are you from the wall?
A. 32 meters
B. 34 meters
C. 68 meters
D. 70 meters
338. What is the voltage across an electric bulb if the current passing through it Is 4
A and resistance is 50 ohms?
A. 0.08 V
B. 0.8 V
C. 20 V
D. 200 V
339. Which of the following explains the lift of the airplane's wings?
A. Bernoulli's Principle
B. Archimedes' Principle
C. Newton's Law of Acceleration
D. Newtons* Law of Universal Gravitation
340. Ida wants to find out if different types of wood soak up the same amount of
water when soaked. She plans to do the following:
I. Weigh a dry block of each type of wood
II. Put each block into container with 1 liter of water.
III. Leave the wood to soak for 24 hours.
IV. Take the wood out, air dry for 1 hour, then weigh again.
V. Calculate the amount of water soaked up.
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In this experiment, which step is crucial in determining the amount of water
absorbed by the wood?
A. I, II, III
B. I and IV
C. I and V
D. I and V
342. You like to know how many of your students have access to the interest and
can participate in your school's blended learning program.
344. Which part of the ear could be damaged through exposure to extremely loud
sounds?
A. Auricle
B. Tympanic membrane
C. Eustachian tube
D. Semicircular canals
345. Which of the following is true about genetically modified organisms (GMO)?
A. Improved resistance of plants to diseases, pests, and herbicide
B. Enhanced taste and quality
C. Increased maturation time of fruits
D. Change in the species characteristic
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346. Which of the following is the most effective way of birth control?
A. Use of condom
B. Abstinence
C. Calendar method
D. Withdrawal method
347. The manager of textile factory considers it too expensive to treat liquid waste
so he suggested digging a hole in the ground near a factory where the wastes can be
disposed. What could be a bad effect of this practice?
A. Contamination of groundwater
B. Contamination of nearby body of water
C. Waste reduction
D. Lost opportunity for recycling
348. The use of pesticides may increase crop yield but may contribute to pollution
and harm consumers' health. What could be a solution to this without sacrificing crop
yield?
A. Avoid use of pesticides
B. Use biological agents of pest control
C. Use pesticide in small amounts
D. Use pesticides sparingly
349. Large amounts of energy are produced by stars by joining together lightweight
atoms to produce heavier nucleus. The energy that is released during the conversion
is called nuclear energy.
351. Teacher Isaac makes an effort to know more about his students like their family,
home, and community situation. Does Teacher Isaac need to understand the
ecological system where his students belong?
A. No, to avoid conflict with parents
B. No, to prevent judgement of teachers.
C. Yes, to understand the background of the students.
D. Yes, to determine the socio-economic status of the students.
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352. Curriculum should be organized so that students can experience success in
mastering the subject matter. Which psychological foundation of curriculum adheres
to this idea?
A. Constructivism
B. Cognition
C. Behaviorism
D. Phenomenology
353. Which among the following schools employs a non-technical approach in their
curriculum?
A. School A emphasizes the importance of traditional methods of
schooling.
B. School B emphasizes the importance of theories and principles in
curriculum planning.
C. School C emphasizes the importance of learning experiences that
develop self-expression.
D. School D emphasizes the importance of leadership in the
implementation of the curriculum
354. Which has corrected pairing of stakeholders and their roles in curriculum
development?
I. Teachers - Establish direction and implementation of a particular
program.
II. Parents - Help evaluate the effectiveness of the curriculum.
III. School Administrators - Take charge in the procurement of school
equipment and instructional materials needed for the effective delivery
of instruction.
IV. Government Officials - Issue guidelines in designing and implementing
curriculum.
V. Learners - Support and participate in parent-school.
A. I, III, IV
B. I. II. V
C. I, III, V
D. I, II, V
355. Mrs. Bartolome considers child's ability, importance of the content, maturation,
mental age, experiential background of the students in designing the curriculum. What
curriculum component does Mrs. Bartolome consider?
A. Grade Placement
B. Time Allotment
C. Integration
D. Sequence
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356. Curriculum must adjust its educational activities to meet the needs of the
community. Which characteristic of a good curriculum is being described?
A. The curriculum is the result of a long-term effort.
B. The curriculum is continuously evolving.
C. The curriculum has educational quality.
D. The curriculum consists of complex details.
357. The Philippine Professional Standards for Teachers (PPST) defines teacher
quality in the Philippines. It comprises 7 domains of teacher practices. Which of the
following is NOT a domain of PPST?
A. Assessment and Reporting
B. Curriculum and Planning
C. Leaming Environment
D. Management and Leadership
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D. Reconstructionism approach
361. School Day defines the components of their curriculum at community/local and
school level. normally with the involvement of local staff, stakeholders, and
institutions, so as to address issues that are locally relevant and allow for more
meaningful learning experiences. What process in curriculum development is this?
A. Localization
B. Indigenization
C. Contextualization
D. Compartmentalization
364. Ms. Janelle implemented different activities in the classroom to teach a lesson
in Science. She discussed concepts, provided collaborative activities, and assisted
her students in doing independent activities. Which type of curriculum is operating on
the said premise?
A. Tested Curriculum
B. Taught Curriculum
C. Written Curriculum
D. Learned curriculum
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365. Which of the following is NOT an element in designing a curriculum?
A. Objectives
B. Management
C. Method and Organization
D. Subject Matter
366. What is the basic political division for government policies and programs in the
Philippines?
A. Barangay
B. Provinces
C. Purok or Area
D. Cities and municipalities
367. What is the constitutional protection against being charged twice for the
offense?
A. Right against doubt
B. Right to appeal in criminal cases
C. Right to reduce death penalty to 'reclusion Perpetua*
D. Right against cruel, degrading. or inhuman punishments
368. What is the known period that contributed to easier and faster transportation
between Asia and Europe through the opening of the Suez Canal?
A. Dark Age
B. Age of Exploration
C. Hundred Years War
D. Age of Enlightenment
369. What is the title of Graciano Lopez-Jana's intelligent writing about an abusive,
immoral and big-bellied Spanish friar during his time?
A. Fray Botod
B. Caligat Cayo
C. A La Juventud Filipina
D. Sobre la Indolencia de los Filipinos
370. Where is the strategic place that served as the last heroic stand of USAFFE
troops against the Japanese Imperial Army during World War II?
A. Tarlac
B. Cavite
C. Manila
D. Bataan
371. What is the earliest known written document found in the Philippines?
A. Manunggul Jar
B. Calatagan Pot Inscription
C. Skull and jawline of Tabon Man
D. Laguna Copperplate Inscription
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372. What is the organization created based on the common economic. social and
cultural aspirations and jointly owned by the members following the principle of
voluntarism and democracy?
A. Company
B. Shareholder
C. Cooperative
D. Multinational Corporation
373. What do you call the amount of work a person accomplishes in a given period
of time?
A. Productivity
B. Distribution
C. Management
D. Standard of Living
374. What do you call a group of people who share the dominant culture of society
but also maintain a distinct set of values, norms. and lifestyles?
A. Society
B. National
C. Subculture
D. Counterculture
376. Which of the following is the known form of government during the Japanese
occupation?
A. Civil government
B. Military Government
C. Second Philippine Republic
D. Commonwealth Government
378. Which of the following forms of government was created outside the leadership
of Emilio Aguinaldo?
A. Katipunan
B. Biak-na-Bato Republic
C. First Philippine Republic
D. Revolutionary Government
379. As a Filipino, what is the most important recognition given to Ninoy Aquino in
our history?
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A. The return of democracy and freedom of our country.
B. The 500-peso bill and a special holiday every 21st century
C. Installation of her widow, Corazon C. Aquino to the presidency.
D. Renaming of Manila Intonational Airport to Ninoy Aquino International
Airport.
380. What is the government program related to the "RORO" vessels and ports that
have shown remarkable success in stimulating trade and tourism activities in coastal
communities by significantly reducing the costs of transport and cargo handling?
A. Nautical Highway
B. Reclamation Projects
C. Development of the Clark-Subic Corridor
D. Micro Small and Medium Enterprise (MSME)
381. Which of the following abilities of humans that animals CANNOT do?
A. Can keep tools for various activities
B. Protect territories and family members
C. Creating meaningful sounds and gestures
D. Capacity for language and abstract reasoning
382. Which of the following sentences can popularize the contributions of our heroes
and heroines?
A. Attend seminars and educational forums.
B. Watch historical films about our heroes and heroines.
C. Produce or buy products like shirts that would symbolize our patriotism.
D. Live by example according to their teachings and works that would help
others.
383. What is the process of training the physical, mental, and moral faculties of an
individual to gain knowledge, skills, competence and desirable qualities to make a
person fit for the duties of life?
A. Economic empowerment
B. Political integration and maturity
C. Socialization for better communication skills
D. Providing quality and accessible education
385. Which of the following is NOT a factor in the failure of the Reform Movement?
A. The intensive campaign of La Solidaridad for reforms.
B. Reformists were divided against themselves by petty jealousies.
C. Societies established in the Philippines do not have sufficient funds.
D. Secularization of the parishes ended when the GomBurZa was executed.
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386. Based on social structure, what is the expected behavior that cultures assign a
person?
A. Sex
B. Gender stereotypes
C. Gender roles
D. Gender equality
387. In 1892, Rizal founded La Liga Filipina as a civic organization to help Filipinos
but it did not last long because of various concerns among members like paying
monthly dues. What is the primary problem of La Liga as an organization?
A. Existence of anti-Filipino campaign of Spanish friars to discredit the
credibility of the reformists.
B. Foreign intervention against Spanish policies for reform and education
programs in the Philippines.
C. Conflict among the middle class and the poor members who thought that
there was no hope for reform.
D. The immediate formation of Katipunan founded by Andres Bonifacio and
eventually the outbreak of the revolution.
388. What specific foundation for Individual rights was emphasized in the Age of
Enlightenment?
A. Socialism
B. Existence of the soul
C. Ownership of private property
D. Monarchical concept of natural rights
389. Which of the following sentences describe the secondary sex characteristics?
A. Sex-linked changes in early childhood
B. Identification through color of hair, eyes, and skin
C. Preference for rough and tumble play in childhood
D. Adam's apple on men and breast development of women
390. If we are to compare prejudice and discrimination, what is the best way to
describe it?
A. Both are attitudes
B. Both are behaviors
C. Discrimination is behavior, prejudice is attitude
D. Prejudice is behavior, discrimination is attitude
392. In a global context, we need to eliminate absolute poverty in our society. What
is the best way to achieve it following the idea of "sustainable development"?
A. Implement militarism among developing nations.
B. Decreased world's population including hunger.
C. Change some traditions and superstitious beliefs.
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D. Solve problems compromising without future generations.
393. Which of the following is the most important and immediate result of Rizal's
execution in Bagumbayan?
A. Declaration of Philippine Independence against Spanish authority.
B. Formation of the first Philippine Republic recognized by Spain.
C. The awakening of Filipino nationalism and the demand for independence
D. Filipinos asked for foreign intervention to resolve the Filipino-Spanish War.
394. Which of the following is the best achievement of the Reformists under the
leadership of Rizal, Del Pilar and Lopez-Jaena?
A. Rise of the Filipino middle class and its exposure in European culture.
B. Founding of a Revolutionary Movement that led or ignited the Philippine
Revolution.
C. Assimilation of the Philippine- the transformation of the Philippines into a
province of Spain.
D. Awakening and growth of political and social consciousness that found in
the works of the Reformists.
397. Which is the appropriate way of developing pen and paper test?
I. Write each test item at an appropriate reading level and
difficulty.
II. Build a table of Specifications
III. Select the type of test items to use.
IV. Recheck and revise items
V. Decide on the length of the test.
a. II, V, III, IV
b. II, III, V, I, IV
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c. II, V, I, III, IV
d. II, III, I, V, IV
SET A 79 79 79 80 81 81 81
SET B 50 60 70 80 90 100 100
SET C 64 75 75 85 85 87 89
399. Ms. Mariano provides her learners with effective feedback mechanism to
improve their learning. Which principle of high-quality assessment does Ms. Mariano
employ?
a. Principle of Ethics
b. Principle of Fairness
c. Principle of Positive Consequences
d. Principle of Clarity and Learning Targets
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a. Split-Half
b. Test- Retest
c. Equivalent Forms
d. Kuder- Richardson
405. What assessment procedure can Teacher Violie use to grade the
dramatic performance of students in play?
a. Attitudinal test
b. Oral questioning
c. Pen and paper test
d. Performance test
406. What assessment instrument did pre-school teacher Grace use when
she rated the handwriting of her student using a prototype handwriting
model?
a. Attitudinal test
b. Pen and paper test
c. Product rating scale
d. Self-reports
407. Which research method or technique is best suited for the study of
incidences of early marriage in Barangay San Francisco?
a. Anecdotal records
b. Case study
c. Historical method
d. Observational technique
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a. It has a wrong grammar.
b. It has many possible correct answers.
c. It needs a longer space for the blank.
d. There is nothing wrong with this item.
410. After discussing a topic on atoms, a teacher wants to apply the multiple
intelligence approach. He would like to assess the students’ skill using
kinesthetic activities. Which of the following should he required his students
to do?
a. Create a physical model of the atom after a teacher’s discussion about
that topic.
b. Enumerate the models of the atom presented by different scientist.
c. Explain orally to the class the different models of the atom
d. Write a critique on class the different models of the atom
411. Teacher Mel gave a test and found out that the students’ performance
is a positively skewed distribution. What does this mean?
a. All students had average performance.
b. Few students have low performance.
c. Most students have high performance.
d. Most students have low performance.
412. Which type of test can Teacher Mark use to measure the capacity to
make abstractions, to learn, and to deal with novel situations?
a. Attitudinal test
b. Intelligence test
c. Interest test
d. Personality test
413. What kind of assessment helps Teacher Myra determine her students’
level of attainment of competencies in learning a subject matter?
a. Diagnostic
b. Formative
c. Placement
d. Summative
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d. summative assessment
415. Teacher Siena found out that there is a positive correlation between
the students’ amount of time spent studying and their performance in the test.
What does this mean?
a. The decrease in the amount of time spent in studying results to the
decrease in the performance in the test
b. The decrease in the amount of time spent in studying sometimes
affects the performance in the test.
c. The increase in the amount of time spent in studying does not at all
affect the performance in the test.
d. The increase in the amount of time spent in studying results to the
decrease in the performance in the test.
416. Teacher Gilbert gave his student a test in Math. The result shows that
the standard deviation is high. What does this mean?
a. Scores are concentrated at the center
b. Scores are not extremes
c. Scores are spread out
d. Scores are the same.
417. Teacher Teresa analyzed the result of her test in English. A test item
has a difficulty index is 0.1. What does this mean about the test item?
a. Answered by everyone
b. A quality item
c. Very difficult
d. Very easy
418. Teacher Marvin computed that the proportion passing for the upper
and lower group os 0.56 and 0.24 respectively in his test item in Science.
What is the discrimination index of the test item?
a. 0.16
b. 0.32
c. 0.40
d. 0.80
419. Teacher Gigi developed an Achievement test in Math for her grade
three pupils. Before she finalized the test, she examined carefully if the test
items were constructed based on the competencies that have to be tested.
What test of validity was she trying to establish?
a. Concurrent validity
b. Construct validity
c. Content validity
d. Predictive validity
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C. Optimal Value
D. Appropriateness
421. Mrs. Briones enrolled her son in homeschooling. She noticed that the contents
of the modules begin with general concepts then the instruction will focus on specific
details. What does the homeschooling modules adhere?
A. Principle of prerequisite learning.
B. Principle of simple to complex.
C. Principle of whole to part.
D. Principle of chronology.
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C. Evaluation
D. Implementation
427. Read and analyze the matching type of test given below.
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428. Before school year starts, Sir Paul gets the height and weight of his students.
What level of measurement did Sir Paul employ?
A. Ratio
B. Ordinal
C. Interval
D. Nominal
429. In a 100-item test result, which of the following shows a positively skewed
distribution?
A. Mean = 58 Median = 62 Mode = 7
B. Mean = 78 Median =78 Mode = 78
C. Mean = 84 Median = 65 Mode = 40
D. Mean =28 Median = 73 Mode = 91
B.
C.
D.
431. Mr. Bautista, a secondary school teacher in chemistry found out that many of
his students got very high scores in the test. What measure of central tendency should
be used when the distribution is skewed?
A Mean
B. Mode
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C. Median
D. Standard Deviation
432. Ms. She, an English 4 teacher, wants to know the performance of her students
in the achievement test in relation to the scores of the whole grade 4 students in their
school. What measures of statistics does she need to use?
A. Measures of variability
B. Measures of relationship
C. Measures of relative position
D. Measures of central tendency
433. Ann tops the qualifying exam in education with 92 percentile ranks. What does
this mean?
A. She answered 92% of the items correctly.
B. She surpassed 92% of those who took the test.
C. She belongs to the 92% of the group who took the test.
D. 92% of the examinees did better than her on the test.
434. The class of Grade 3-Malikhain got a high standard deviation in Language
Assessment for Primary Grades (LAPG). What does this mean?
A. All Grade 3-Malikhain students performed very well in the test.
B. All Grade 3-Malikhain students performed poorly in the test.
C. Grade 3-Malikhain is a heterogeneous class.
D. Grade 3-Malikhain is a homogenous class.
435. Sir Mon determined the discrimination index after giving a mastery test to his
students. He found out that there are items which cannot discriminate those who know
from those who do not know the correct answer. What does this mean?
A. The items have a mean of 50 and a standard deviation of 10.
B. The items are either too easy or too difficult.
C. The items have negative discrimination index.
D. The items have positive discrimination index.
436. Teacher Raymond administered two equivalent tests in science to the same
group of students. Which of the following did he want to establish?
A. Balance
B. Fairness
C. Reliability
D. Validity
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437. Teacher Vicky analyzed the result of her test in Filipino and found out that her
students fall between -1 and +1 in normal curve. What percent of her students are in
that area?
A. 48%
B. 68%
С. 82%
D. 96%
438. The students of Teacher Zarina has this raw score in a Physics quiz: 96, 92,
91, 89, 85, 83. 83, 80. 25.24. 23. For her to get a picture of the group's performance,
which measure of central tendency is MOST reliable to use?
A Mean
B. Median
C. Mode
D. None of these
439. In the context of grading, what error is committed by Teacher Oliver when he
gave very high grade to his students despite a not so good performance?
A. Central Tendency Error
B. Generosity Error
C. Severity Error
D. All of these
440. Who among the teachers below performed a diagnostic assessment in Math?
A. Teacher Amanda who gave a ten-item test in converting fractions to decimal
to find out the specific lessons which the students failed to understand.
B. Teacher Kelvin who gave a short quiz in mixed fractions after discussing
thoroughly the lesson to determine the outcome of instruction.
C. Teacher Lailanie who asked questions when the discussion was going on to
know who among her students understood what she was trying to stress on
subtraction of signed numbers.
D. Teacher Roy who administered a readiness test in Math to the incoming
grade one pupils.
441. Which of the following situations may lower the validity of the test?
A. Teacher A increased the number of items measuring each specific skill from
five to ten.
B. Teacher B simplifies the language in the directions for the best.
C. Teacher C removes items from a mastery test that everyone answers
correctly.
D. Teacher D administered the test twice.
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442. Which of the following uses a norm-referenced interpretation?
A. A student's test performance in English is compared with his performance in
science.
B. The students' performance in Math is determined if they have achieved
mastery of computational skills.
C. The students' test performance in school A is compared with that of other
schools
D. All of these.
443. In a 50-item test in Filipino, a class got a mean raw score of 35 and a standard
deviation of 5. If Bea is a member of the class and her score is 45, which of the
following describes her performance?
A. Bea answered correctly 45% of the test items.
B. Bea scored better than 45% of his classmates.
C. Bea scores 2 standard deviations above the class mean.
D. Bea scores 10 standard deviations above the class mean.
444. Mrs. Murcia is planning for a remedial instruction after knowing that students
perform poorly in her test in Araling Panlipunan. What is she doing?
A. Assessment
B. Evaluation
C. Measurement
D. Testing
445. Teacher Karen computed that the mode of distribution of students' score in her
Filipino class is 25. What does this mean?
A. All her students got a score of twenty-five.
B. The average score of her students is twenty-five.
C. Twenty-five is the score that occurs least.
D. Twenty-five is the score that occurs most.
446. Teacher Myra gave a test that requires students to complete a sentence or
story. What type of affective assessment procedure is this?
A. Moral dilemma
B. Observation guide
C. Opinionnaire
D. Projective technique
447. Teacher Gerry would like to establish the reliability of her test in Reading.
Which of the following should he do?
1. Repeat the same test
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Il. Administer a parallel test
III. Split the test
IV. Vary the number of items
A. I and II only
B. I, Il and III
C. I, III and IV
D. II and III only
448. Teacher Celia would like to make use of the most authentic way of measuring
her students' ability to bake cookies. What is the best thing that she can do?
A. Bring her students to a factory baking cookie and ask them to write the steps
in baking.
B. Let her students watch a baking demo on video and ask them to enumerate
the steps in baking.
C. Let her students watch a baking demo on video and ask them to recite the
steps in baking.
D. Let her students watch a video on how to bake cookies and let them bake
on their own.
449. Teacher Gemma found out that item #S in her item analysis has a negative
discriminating power. What does this mean?
A. Both groups answered the test item correctly
B. Both groups did not answer the test item correctly.
C. More from the lower group got the test item correctly.
D. More from the upper group got the test item correctly.
450. Teacher Antonio requires a portfolio in his Art class to present a collection of
his students* work. What is the purpose of the said activity?
I. To showcase the 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 and II
B. I and III
C. II and III
D. I. II and III
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