Which of the following is an example of
scaffolding?
Telling a child she cannot go home till she
solves the problem
Giving a child rewards if she gets to solve a
problem
Providing a child half- solved example of a
problem
Telling a child that she can do it by trying
again and again
Which of the following situations reflects
the implication of Vygotsky's theory?
Mr. Salvador encouraged the students to
use trial and error while working on an
individually- assigned experiment.
Mr. Bonifacio has asked three students to
help Andrea solve a problem.
Ms. Santos tells her students to read the
selection silently.
In Ms. Aquino's class, the students are given
an assignment to work on at home.
Which system according to
Bronfenbrenner's Bioecological Model
includes parents, teachers and peers?
microsysten
chronosystem
macrosystem
exosystem
Which of the following is NOT a
characteristic of physical development in
early adulthood?
Notice of the decline in physical
performance
Large changes in the sensory systems
Reaching the peak of physical performance
Increase in the body's fatty tissue
Christian develops an integral and coherent
sense of self. He seeks answers to the
question. “Who am I”? Which of the
following is Christian likely to develop?
role confusion
initiative
generativity
ego identity
Which of the following is true about
Bronfenbrenner's ecological model?
It denies genetic influences on
development.
It has been largely superseded by life course
theory.
It implies that the modification of behavior
should be based on rational principles of
reinforcements and disincentives.
It implies that changing behavior may
involve changing social cultures and
structures.
It is a time of extreme dependence on Universal- ethical principle
adults. Many psychological activities are
Social contract
just beginning like language, symbolic
thought, sensory motor coordination and Law and order
social learning.
Social approval
middle childhood
pre natal
Mark is taking a high-stakes university exam
infancy and is sitting next to the smartest student in
the class. Mark can clearly see his
early childhood
classmate's responses but refrains from
copying the answers. Which of the
following is affecting Mark's behavior?
A person goes through the sequence of
stages and there are needs to be met along ego
the way. Who gave this proposition?
superego
Vygotsky
id
Kohlberg
instinct
Piaget
Freud

Mary and Fred have one child and want to

In this moral level according to Kohlberg,
individuals continue to regard conformity to
social rules as necessary but not for reasons
of self- interest.
post- conventional level
pre- conventional level
autonomous level
conventional level
St. Mary's School is a known promoter of
peace and justice in its community. The
school is on what stage of Moral
Development Theory?
adopt a second. Since their first child's
infancy had been extremely difficult on
Mary, she was excited at the possibility of
adopting an older child, perhaps a well-
behaved, toilet-trained 3 year-old, and
skipping the infancy period entirely. Fred,
on the other hand, had serious misgivings
not knowing about the quality of care giving
and relationships in this child's early life. In
a 3 year-old's case, he felt that inadequate
care and improper resolution of what
Erickson's stage could lead to irreparable
damage in later development?
trust vs mistrust
intimacy vs isolation
autonomy vs shame and doubt genital
identity vs role confusion
Christopher kept on thumb sucking until his
adolescence. His needs during his oral
A child using his arms and chest for catching
development were not gratified so he
a ball before he could use his hands and
became fixated at this stage. Which of the
fingers demonstrates _____.
following theories is generally applied to
proximodistal direction the early experiences as an explanation for
adult behavior?
cephalocaudal direction
Psychosocial
horizontal direction
Cognitive Development
sequential direction
Psychoanalytic
Social Learning
According to Piaget’s stages of cognitive
development, between ages 12 and 15
children reach formal operational stage.
What are they capable of doing at this
stage? Which of the following statements about
the cognitive development of children is
reasoning is neither inductive nor deductive
correct?
can solve abstract problems and think
Nurture (or environmental influences)
deductively
directs development more than nature (or
can focus on only one aspect of a situation heredity).
or event
Children may go through periods of rapid
intelligence is intuitive in nature Skinner is development followed by periods of
known for his theory based u stagnant to little growth.
All children develop their cognitive skills at
the same time and age.
Denzel’s mother noticed that her son
always wants to get her attention and is Development of children is unpredictable
jealous of his father. Denzel then can be and disorderly.
classified under what psychoanalytic stage
of development?
oral
Fifteen year- old Gina is pre occupied with
phallic her "disgusting appearance" and seems
latency depressed most of the time. What can her
parents do to help her get through this
difficult time?
Encourage to "shape up" and not give in the
self- pity
Ignore her self- preoccupation because
their attention would only reinforce it.
Joke about her appearance in the hope that
she will se how silly she is acting.
Offer practical advice, such as clothing
suggestions, to improve her body image.
Nadine feels certain about what she should
do with her life. In which stage is Nadine?
Autonomy vs Shame and Doubt
Initiative vs Guilt
Intimacy vs Isolation
Ego Integrity vs Despair
According to Kohlberg, a teacher can instill
moral values in children by....
involving them in discussions on moral
issues
giving importance to religious teachings
laying clear rules of behavior
giving strict instructions on 'how to behave'
Teachers must sequence instruction for
effective learning to occur. To which theory
is this educational implication most closely
associated?
Kohler's Theory
Ausubel's Theory
Lewin's Theory
Gagne's Theory
Which is an application of Thorndike's law
of readiness?
Learners must be rewarded for their good
work.
Learners must be punished for their
misbehavior.
Learners must be frequently exposed to
drills.
Learners must be motivated first before
the start of any lesson.
Jerome Bruner taught that curriculum
should revisit basic ideas, build on them
until the students grasp the full formal
concept. Which is an offshoot of this
thought?
Basic curriculum
Post- constructed curriculum
Spiral curriculum
Hidden curriculum

Following the Social Learning Theory of
Bandura, what kind of behavior is applied
by the Cinderella character in portraying
moral lessons on life from rags- to- riches?
real
live
symbolic
concrete
Rene exhibits fear response to freely
roaming dogs but does not show fear when
a dog is confined to a pen. Which
conditioning process is illustrated?
discrimination
extinction
stimulus generalization
spontaneous recovery
Problems in society are often brought about
by prejudices or biases. This is experienced
especially by minority or ethnic groups.
Which activity can minimize prejudices or
biases in a class where a group from an
ethnic group is enrolled?
Let the ethnic group perform a dance or
render a song depicting their culture so the
rest of the class would be aware that they
are really different.
Have an activity where ethnic group
competes with the other groups in the
class.
When doing class activities segregate the
ethnic group so they can do their own thing.
Let the ethnic group and the other
members of the class do an activity where
they share ideas about their culture.
Mrs. Bautista always makes sure that her
pre- school classroom is well- organized and
clean. She puts up interesting and colorful
visuals on the bulletin boards. What
principle of motivation is applied?
Internal motivation lasts longer that
external motivation
The environment can be used to focus the
pupils’ attention on what they should
learn.
Motivation is facilitated by providing tasks
that are comparable to real- world-
situations.
Motivation is enhanced by the way
instructional materials are organized.
Which of event of instruction according to
Gagne requires learners to be aware of
what to expect so that they are prepared to
receive information?
Stimulating recall of prior learning
Providing learner guidance
Eliciting performance
Informing the learners of the objectives
Which of the following is NOT a
characteristic of a strategic thinker?
Does not easily give up even in difficult
situations
Asks others for possible solutions to
problems before thinking of his or her
solutions
Uses experiments and trial and error
methods to find the best solution to a
problem
Uses knowledge in different ways to solve
problems and address concerns and issues
The students of Ms. Sandoval were not able
to learn the concepts that she presented
yesterday so she taught the same concepts
again using a different teaching method.
What principle of learning was applied?
Effort is a major indicator of motivation to
learn.
Educators need to be sensitive to learner
differences.
Concepts should be presented in varied
and different ways.
Learning is influenced by social interactions.
Watson's experiments and results showed
that behavior is learned through stimulus-
response connections specifically the
development of emotional responses to
certain stimuli. How does this help us?
This helps us connect observable behavior
to stimulus.
This helps us interpret reflexes as emotions.
This helps us understand fears, phobias
and love.
This helps us understand the role of
people's behavior.
Following Albert Bandura’s Social Learning
Theory, what can be achieved from the
public television live coverage of senate
hearings on plunder cases, such as the
misuse of pork barrel funds?
TV revenue
behavior change
entertainment
personality imaging
According to this cognitive theory, the
individual learns when the human mind
takes in information (encoding), perform
operation in it, stores the information
(storage) and retrieves it when needed
(retrieval). What theory is this?
Schema Learning
Insight Learning
Information Processing
Meaningful Learning
The teacher discusses a lesson on digestion
of food in animals by relating it to
previously acquired knowledge about plant
respiration where both processes are
related to the concept of "breaking down
process". Which process does this
illustrate?
superordinate learning
correlative subsumption
combinatorial learning
derivative subsumption
Bernadette enjoyed the roller coaster when
they went to Enchanted Kingdom. Just at
the sight of a roller coaster, she gets
excited. Whose theory explains
Bernadette's behavior?
Bandura's theory
Skinner's theory
Watson's theory
Pavlov's theory
Which theory states that the mind insists on
finding patterns in things that contribute to
the development of insight?
Insight Learning
Gestalt Psychology
Subsumption Theory
Field Theory of Learning
Which of the following statements about
motivation is FALSE?
Internal motivation is fueled by one’s goals
or aspirations.
Motivation is enhanced by the way in which
instructional material is presented.
Intrinsic motivation to learn is increased by
interesting and personally relevant
activities.
External motivation is longer- lasting and
more self- directive.
When are learners best assisted by their
teachers in creating their personal goals?
When they set time for dialogues with
their teachers and administrators
When they are dictated upon by both their
parents and teachers because they are still
young
When they are guided to make their own
decisions, considering their experiences and
aspirations in life
When they are mandated to attend
seminars, recollections and retreats
Which of the following principles DOES NOT
facilitate classroom learning?
The learner must be psychologically ready.
The learner must be motivated to learn.
The learner must clearly perceive his goal.
The learner must practice rote learning.
Which term means "including a student
with disabilities in a general education class
as long as he can perform similar work to
his peers not having disabilities"?
integration
inclusion
mainstreaming
segregation

Which best illustrates learning by

conditioning from the behavioral point of
view? Marissa is a student with visual impairment.
She is currently schooled in an inclusive
A child learns how to climb up and down
class. Which type of instruction should be
the stairs.
given to her?
A child realizes that every time she recites
Hands on learning method
in the class, the teacher says, "Very good,
Maria!" Student centered method
A child sings like the singer she has seen on Differentiated instruction
television.
Specialized instruction
A child learns how to multiply by applying
repeated addition.

Which of the following is known as the

Magna Carta for Disabled Persons?
In general, what are the two most common
SB 9442
areas in school in which children with
hearing loss have trouble? SB 7277
Reading and writing RA 9442
Science and social studies RA 7277
Math and science
Reading and math
Individualized Education Program does not
include ___________.
Length of school year.
Policy on free and appropriate education
Appropriate educational placement
Relevant goals
What is the first step the teacher needs to
take?
Ronnie is a 4th-grade student who is
experiencing a lot of difficulty in reading.
His teacher is thinking that he may need to
be referred to special education for possible
special education services.
Ask the special education teacher to come
in and work with Ronnie for a while
Give Ronnie an IQ test to see if the
difficulties are due to an intellectual deficit
Have him go to the special education
resource reading class for two weeks to see
if he is more successful there
Special education center
The following are good resources to use
with children who have hearing problems,
EXCEPT for:
Children books
Internet resources
TV shows
Parent advice books
To provide children with special needs
(CSN) appropriate educational services
within the mainstream of basic education
means _________.
CSN should be given shadow teachers
CSN must be educated based on their
readiness and abilities
CSN must join their regular peers in Gen Ed

Call Ronnie's parents about the concerns CSN should stay in SPED centers
regarding Ronnie's problems.

Hearing loss can affect which kind of

Teacher Criselda is teaching students with development?
disabilities together with their peers Speech
without disabilities. Which educational
setting is her students in? Language

Resource room All of these

General education class Psychosocial

Self-contained class
 Verbal descriptions of the learning activity
Which is one of the major causes of hearing Slate and stylus for note taking
loss?
Captioned age-appropriate films
Otitis media
Tactile maps of the school building
Meningitis
All of these
Noise
IDEA stands for _________.
Individuals with Difficulties Education Act
Individuals with Disabilities Education
Association
Presidential Decree 1509 created the Individual Differences Education Association
___________.
Individuals with Disabilities Education Act
Philippine Science High School
Commission on Human Rights
National Council on Disability Affairs Based on RA 7277, no disabled person shall
Magna Carta for Disabled Persons be denied access to opportunities for
suitable employment. Considering the high
unemployment rate in the Philippines, what
recourse must a PWD use to gain
meaningful employment?
This refers to the introduction of a desirable
or pleasant stimulus after a behavior. Present his qualifications and assert
his/her legal rights
Negative reinforcement
Get help from gov’t agencies that provide
Negative punishment
employment assistance such as DOLE
Positive reinforcement
Get a recommendation letter from an
Positive punishment influential politician
Look for backers from the company he/she
wants to get in

Which of the following would be most

useful for orientation and mobility training
for students with visual impairments?
Which of the following is a more severe
form of behavioral disorder?
Conduct disorder
Bipolar disorder
Obsessive compulsive disorder
Oppositional defiant disorder
The most restrictive educational placement
among the list is _________.
General education with support
Resource room
Residential placement
Self-contained class
Which of the following groups of special
needs is under developmental needs?
obsessive compulsive disorder, conduct
disorder, down syndrome
autism, down syndrome, dyslexia
dyslexia, cystic fibrosis, down syndrome
blindness, deafness, autism
Which of the following is the amended
version of the Magna Carta for Disabled
Persons?
RA 7277
SB 9442
RA 9442
SB 7277
Which of the following is NOT a right of a
public school teacher in the Philippines as
provided by the Magna Carta for Public
School Teachers?
Enjoyment of one- week paternity leave
for married male teachers
Freedom to organize and join professional
organizations
Special hardship allowance when teaching
in areas that cannot be reached by
motorized vehicles
Deployment of married couples in the same
locality
How must learning be assessed in the
classroom, according to existentialism?
Using multiple choice test, labelling
diagrams and solving mathematical
problems
Using essays, critic papers and reflection
papers
Assessing how to express creativity and self-
direction in learning
Assessing how knowledge is applied in real
life
Which statement is NOT consistent with its
instructional philosophy?
Progressivism encourages teachers to
model decision making and choosing
between alternatives.
Essentialism advocates direct instruction.
Perennialism advocates traditional methods
of instruction.
Reconstructionism believes in guiding
learners to understand social issues.
Which law is NOT considered as legal basis
of CPD Act of 2016?
TESDA Act of 1994
Education Act of 1982
Professionalization of Teaching Act of 1994
Government of Basic Education Act of 2001
What must be the goal of education
according to essentialism?
Transmit absolute, universal and
unchanging ideas
Infuse growth through the reconstruction of
experience
Develop the uniqueness of individual
learners
Provide knowledge against which learners
can gather new truths
What domain in PPST recognizes the
importance of having requisite knowledge
and skills as one enters the teaching
profession?
Assessment and Reporting
Learning Environment
Content Knowledge and Pedagogy
Curriculum and Planning
When the school views the learner as a
unique, free- choosing and responsible
person made up of intellect and emotions,
the teacher should set up learning activities
where the learner can develop these
aspects of his/ her individuality. Which
philosophy prescribes this nature of the
learner?
Perennialism
Behaviorism
Existentialism
Progressivism
What is the role of learners in the teaching
and learning process according to
pragmatism?
Train their senses in analyzing the physical
world
Receive ideas and memorize the classic
work
Discover themselves especially their
potentials
Be active participants in the search for
practical knowledge
What will best complete this statement?
An existentialist learner is _____.
unique, free choosing and responsible
person.
a storehouse of knowledge and skills.
a rational being.
an experiencing individual.
Ms. Chiu is assigned in a rural area; Ms. Lim
in a depressed community; Ms. Dee in a
hazardous area; and Ms. Lee in a place
where standard of living is high. Who is
entitled to a hardship allowance?
Ms. Lee
Ms. Dee
Ms. Chiu
Ms. Lim
Which educational philosophy is concerned
with unmasking the sources of oppression,
inequalities, injustice and unjust structures
in the society and bring this in the
classroom discussion?
Constructivism
Essentialism
Progressivism
Reconstructionism
Which of the following describes what
progressivism is?
Education- learning takes place only when
students are inside the classroom.
Education- learning takes place only for a
period of time for it ends when students
earn a degree.
Education- learning takes place
continuously and contributes to the
development of the students.
Education- learning takes place according to
the desire of the students.
Which philosophy is Mr. Garcia oriented to
if he believes that whatever is conceived in
his mind is not yet conceivable unless he
sees it?
Naturalism
Realism
Idealism
Pragmatism
What is the similarity between essentialism
and perennialism?
Both are concerned with the shaping of
students’ behavior.
Both rely heavily on the use of prescribed
textbooks.
Both accept the impermanence of life and
the inevitability of change.
Both encourage long academic calendar.
Principal Hidalgo is carefully focused on
providing healthy, beautiful and nurturing
physical and social environment in his
school. He believes learners are shaped by
their own environment. What philosophical
heritage of learning does he value most?
Progressivist
Existentialist
Perrenialist
Behaviorist
Which statement on CPD is INCORRECT?
A professional teacher may earn CPD units
through academic track.
A professional teacher may earn CPD units
through self- directed track.
A professional teacher may earn CPD units
through community involvement track.
A professional teacher may earn CPD units
through professional track.
Is it professional for a teacher to receive
gifts from parents and students?
No, if the parents and students insist.
No, especially if done in exchange for
requested concessions.
Yes, if the teacher deserves it.
Yes, during special occasions only.
What makes good teaching and education
in the perspective of realism?
One that focuses on the scientific product
and the scientific method
One that encourages personal existence
and self- actualization
One that preserves everlasting ideas and
cultural traditions
One that provides practical knowledge
Is holding a rally to protest the delay of
benefits due to a person ethically
acceptable?
Yes, when held with approval of the
principal.
Yes, when held outside the official time.
Yes, when held together with parents and
students.
Yes, when held while in the classroom..
A teacher discovers through his research
that a product of a certain bottling company
rings about damage to teeth. Much as he
wants to share the result of his research, he
could not because of harassment from all
sides. Which teacher's right is being
violated?
freedom to organize
cost of living allowance
study leave
academic freedom
Mrs. Miranda is either late or absent from
her class. When her attention was called by
the principal, she said she was not feeling
well most of the time. Her principal should
advise her which provision of the Code of
Ethics?
Every teacher should be physically, mentally
and morally fit to teach.
A teacher should maintain the nobility and
dignity of the teaching profession.
A teacher shall possess and actualize full
commitment and devotion to duty.
It is the duty of every teacher to make an
honest effort to support the school policies.
Education should focus on the basics such
as reading, writing and arithmetic in the
primary level; and expansion and in- depth
learning of the basics, to include
humanities, in the secondary level and
higher levels. Which philosophy
recommends this curriculum?
Progressivism
Perennialism
Constructivism
Essentialism
Kaye was asked by her principal to teach
pre- school class in addition to her regular
grade one class. What will be the basis for
her additional compensation?
20% of her basic salary
Her performance rating
Her regular salary + 25% of her basic pay
Her number of years in service
What is the main objective of trifocalization
of education in the Philippines?
To centralize education in the country
To overlook the Philippine Educational Provide technological devices to all students
System
Invest on modern technological devices
To train more efficient teachers
To ensure greater efficiency in all levels

Which of the following is an INEFFECTIVE

way of presenting visuals?
Which is NOT part of the trifocalized system Shut off the LCD projector when explaining
of education in the Philippines? lengthily.
DepEd Have as many visuals as you can present
simultaneously to hold the learners’
CHED
interest.
PRC
Show visuals with an element of suspense.
TESDA
Erase any writing on the board when you no
longer need it.

What is the goal of ASSURE model?

To produce more effective teaching and Teachers should be able to transform the
learning subject matter for teaching, such as finding
multiple ways to represent materials and
To model effective use of technology in the
adapting them to meet the need of their
teaching- learning process
students. Which part of TPACK is described
To maximize the use of technology in the here?
classroom
CK
To utilize limited resources in the teaching-
PCK
learning process
TCK
TK

What is DepEd’s vision in the next five

years?
Involve parents in the integration of ICT in A teacher wanted to show the parts of the
the curriculum digestive system and the process of
Completely integrate ICT into curriculum digestion by using a visual aid made of
plastic with detachable stomach, liver, etc. What does TPACK refer to?
How do you refer to this material?
Teachers' Pedagogical Content Knowledge
Replica
Teachers' Pedagogical Creative Knowledge
Mock- up
Technological Pedagogical Creative
Model Knowledge
Realia Technological Pedagogical Content
Knowledge

Teachers must know what specific

technology is suitable for addressing Which part of TPACK focuses on the tools
particular subject matter materials. Which that teachers use to provide a better
part of TPACK is described here? teaching- learning experience?
TK Pedagogical knowledge
CK Actual knowledge
TCK Technological knowledge
TPK Content knowledge

Which of the following is NOT a priority Which of the following should be part of the
area of UNESCO in ICT Education? pre- viewing activities in the classroom?
Ensure that teachers have the necessary Setting rules while viewing
skills and competencies to support learning
Answering some of the students ’questions
through the use of ICT.
about the film or video to be se
Support the use of traditional and
Asking questions about the film or video
conventional technologies in education.
Darkening the room
Support the development of national ICT
education policies and master plans.
Support the development and use of open
educational resources. What is a way in which a teacher can
demonstrate expertise in technology?
Transfer current teaching methods to
technological methods
Design assessments to gather data Which is NOT among the four pillars of ICT
Use tools to encourage collaborative in Philippine Education?
thinking Enhancing communication and engagement
Participate in learning communities Providing economic stability
Enhancing teaching and learning
Improving technology infrastructure
What does a TPACK classroom mean?
A classroom that uses technology with less
focus on essential learnings
What provides the most direct type of
A classroom that uses technology to
learning, but is difficult to supply in the
enhance exploration of content, with
traditional classroom?
minimal learning theory
Verbal symbolism
A classroom focused on essential learnings,
applying good learning theory supported Real- life experiences
by technology.
Multisensory instructional aids
A classroom with strong content and
Computer- assisted learning
application of learning theory

Teacher Rose has sufficient knowledge

Self- made charts and illustrations serve as about Mathematics as her subject area.
universal aid for bringing fascinating and Which part of TPACK does she have?
exciting experiences in the classroom. To
tap optimum potentials of these materials, CK
which of the following should be avoided? PK
Focusing on the main idea of the lesson TPK
presented
TCK
Giving due consideration to lettering
Giving more importance to economy over
legibility
Presenting materials with accurate facts What is DepEd’s vision in relation to ICT?
“21st century education for all Filipinos,
anytime, anywhere”
“21st century education, anytime,
anywhere”
“21st century education for all Filipinos,
everywhere”
“21st century education, everywhere”
Provide written or verbal cues to highlight
important aspects of visuals.
Use materials that everyone can see.
Present the material one at a time.
Allow the students to pass the materials
from one person to another.

What are the two processes involved in

Which of the following is NOT a key creativity?
standard for students as identified by ISTE?
Thinking and innovating
Empowered learner
Thinking and producing
Innovative designer
Developing and innovating
Global collaborator
Creating and producing
Excellent communicator

What is the concern of Multicultural

You asked your students to illustrate what Education?
they have understood from what they have
Anticipating the future and imagining
read. Which of the following visual symbol
possible and probable futures.
can they use?
Promoting care for the environment and
Graph
building a global culture of ecological
Map responsibility.
Diagram Gender equality and harnessing of the role
of women in development.
Chart
The exploration of concepts of cultural
diversity, similarities and prejudices to
promote cultural understanding.
Which of the following is INAPPROPRIATE in
using printed visuals such as charts, graphs
and drawings?
It is the knowledge and understanding
required to participate authentically in the
arts.
Which best describes an information
Artistic literacy literate person?
Digital literacy He keeps to himself answers to questions
Visual arts literacy which may be of help to others.

Creativity literacy He understands the question to figure out

the type of information sources he needed.
He seeks answers to questions by looking at
one immediate source of information.
Which of the following best describes
He readily tells other persons the
information literacy?
information he obtains from a source
The ability to read and understand what is without verifying it.
read
The ability to find and understand reliable
information
What is the goal of financial literacy?
The ability to use a computer as a tool for
communication To get a person out of debt

The ability to create messages in various To get a person to make informed financial
contexts decisions
To provide a person gain in financial
knowledge
To help a person save money
Accommodating what the other party is
willing to give describes which skill and
knowledge required to be a multi- culturally
literate individual?
Celeste has read a funny title of an article so
Willingness to compromise
she shared it right away. What literacy did
Accepting the idea that we cannot be she lack?
friends with everyone
Cultural literacy
Knowing that good things can come from
Critical literacy
those who are different
Information literacy
Selflessness
Social literacy

What does sustainability mean?
Avoiding the depletion of natural
resources in order to maintain ecological
balance
Converting forests into agricultural and
industrial lands
Using only non-renewable sources of
energy
Using only fossils as source of fuels
It is the ability to read written materials
needed to perform everyday tasks.
Basic literacy
Comprehension literacy
Functional literacy
Cultural literacy
Which situation below shows functional
literacy?
A child who could write a word.
A child who could read a word.
A child who could use the word in daily
conversation with others.
A child who could write and read a word.
Which is NOT a benefit of financial literacy?
It affects one's financial behavior.
It enables one to apply knowledge and skills
in achieving sustainable future.
It enables one to easily achieve a
financially balanced lifestyle.
It determines one's ability to provide basic
needs.
People are communicating with more
people from more diverse cultures. Which
factor that brings about the rise of new
literacies is described in this statement?
Increased reach
Increased breadth of content
Increased production of technological tools
Increased means of communication
Identify the environmental issue closely
associated with the given clip art.
Water pollution
Global warming
Air pollution
Overpopulation
Which of the following is NOT a condition of
environmental sustainability?
Using resources without regard to the Fill in the blank.
effects on the environment
The limiting resource within an ecosystem
Considering ways that do not harm the determines the _____ of that ecosystem.
environment
carrying capacity
Avoiding depletion of the natural resources
ecological niche
Supporting long-term ecological balance
species diversity
ecological adaptation

It is the ability to understand the meaning

of a word.
Media is a collection of communication
Functional literacy
mediums. Which of the following is NOT
Cultural literacy considered a medium?
Basic literacy Newspapers and magazines
Comprehension literacy Observation and inferences
Radio and television
Internet
Which of the following is NOT a
characteristic of globalization?
The growing magnitude of
What is the main goal of personal financial
interconnectedness and flows of trade,
planning?
investment and migration
To reduce tax liability
Stretching social, political and economic
activities across political frontiers, regions To achieve personal financial security and
and continents freedom
A speeding up of global interactions and To save and invest for future needs
processes through worldwide systems of
To achieve financial wants in the future
transportation and communication
The expansion of economic protectionism
and isolation of poor countries
A 50-item test was given to the students of
Mrs. Tolentino. After checking the test,
most of the students got a perfect score.
Using the criterion-referenced grading
system, all the students will get a grade
The grade five pupils were given a long test
ranging from 90-100%. Which is true when
in addition and subtraction of whole
this grading system is being used?
numbers to find out if they can proceed to
Whether the test is hard or easy, all the next unit. However, the result of the
students will get a failing mark. test was very low. What should the teacher
do?
If the test is too easy, many students will
get high grades. Construct another test parallel to the given
test to determine the consistency of the
Whether the test is hard or easy, all
scores.
students will get a passing mark.
Proceed to the next lesson to be able to
If the test is too hard, few students will get
finish all the topics in the course.
low grades.
Count the frequency of errors to find out
the lessons that the majority of the
students need to relearn.
Which refers to the correct answer in a Record the scores then inform the parents
multiple type of test? about the very poor performance of their
child.
Option
Key
Distracter
Which characteristic of measurement
Stem
instrument states that the desired results
must be free from personal biases of the
examiner?
Objectivity
One purpose of assessment enables
teachers to determine next steps in Reliability
advancing student learning. What purpose
Confidentiality
is being described?
Scorability
Assessment in Learning
Assessment for Learning
Assessment of Learning
Which figure indicates that most scores are
Assessment as Learning
high, thus indicating that the test is easy?
Asymmetrical Distribution
Positive Skew Mammals are covered with hair.
Symmetrical Distribution A bat is not a mammal.
Negative Skew There are mammals that live in water.

Which aspect of OBE states that teaching Which of the classes of cognitive domain set
methods used and the assessment tasks are the standard where the learner is asked to
associated to the learning activities separate the whole into parts, to better
assumed in the intended outcomes? understand the organization of the whole
and the relationships between the parts?
Alignment
Creating
Integration
Remembering
Consistency
Analyzing
Engagement
Applying

Which describes a specific task that a

learner is able to perform at a given level of Which of the classes of cognitive domain set
competence under a certain situation? the standard where the learner is asked to
make decisions, judge or select based on a
Learning outcome
criteria or rationale?
Learning design
Understanding
Learning instruction
Creating
Learning objective
Analyzing
Evaluating

Miss Belen constructed a binary type of

test to determine if her pupils can tell what
mammals are. Which type of test is most appropriate to
use if you want to measure the ability of
Which of the items below is POORLY
your students to select, organize and
constructed?
synthesize their ideas?
A platypus is a mammal that lays eggs.
Analogy
Simple Recall When the data is large; equal or more than
30 cases.
Essay
Multiple Choice

The following are the scores of ten students

in a test, find the mean.
Which refers to the wrong answer in a
23, 21, 18, 17, 19, 21, 20, 18, 19, 24
multiple type of test?
21
Stem
20
Key
19
Distracter
22
Option

Miss Valdez who is a high school teacher in

Find the mode of the set of observation
shown below.
13, 16, 18, 19, 22, 13, 21,22, 13, 22, 18,19,
22
English conducted an item analysis of her
test. She found out that the following items
obtained the following difficulty and
discrimination indices and as follows:

18 and 19 Item No. Difficulty Index

Discrimination Index
21
11 .58 .49
22
22 .92 .72
13
37 .09 .32
45 .93 .15

When would a student use a grouped Which is the best item?

frequency distribution to organize the data Item 22
she has collected?
Item 37
When the range of the data is large.
Item 45
When the range of the data is small.
Item 11
When the data she is using is categorical.
 test. She found out that the following items
obtained the following difficulty and
Given is the array of percentage grades in
discrimination indices and as follows:
the performance test of Honesty Class.
Item No. Difficulty Index
76
Discrimination Index
76
11 .58 .49
95
22 .92 .72
93
37 .09 .32
91
45 .93 .15
75
Which item should she discard in her item
70 pool?
If 75 is the passing grade, how many Item 45
students failed in the test?
Item 11
None
Item 37
2
Item 22
3
1

Given the scores of 11 students in Math,

what does the score 83 in the distribution
indicate?
Which term refers to the consistency with
which a student may be expected to 72 75 77 83 83 83 90 91 92 93 98
perform on a given test?
Median and mode
Objectivity
Mode
Reliability
Mean and mode
Validity
Mean
Practicality

Find the median of the following

Miss Valdez who is a high school teacher in observations.
English conducted an item analysis of her
11, 11, 13, 15, 16, 17, 18, 18, 19, 20
16.5 The value of Ʃfx = 250, number of
observations is 12 and the width of class
17.5
interval is 6. Find the mean.
18.5
25
15.5
42
20
21
Which refers to the blueprint in
constructing test questions?
Table of Contents
All of the following are properties of the
Scoring Rubrics
median, EXCEPT.
Item Analysis
It is associated with ordinal data.
Table of Specifications
It is a unique value in any set of data.
It may not exist.
It is not affected by extreme values.