21- Evaluation of ______ has a broad connotation which includes not only appraisal in the narrow meaning of the term but also the interpretation of measuring results and recommendations based upon these results as they apply to life situations.
A. Educational skills
B. Educational attitudes
C. Educational bases
D. Educational outcomes
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Answer : D. Educational outcomes
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22- In his daily association with his pupils, the teacher consciously or unconsciously, constantly is ______ them.
A. Correcting
B. Evaluating
C. Changing
D. Training
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Answer : B. Evaluating
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23- The more or less unconscious evaluation of a learner during the course of a school term or a school year may have an:
A. Economic basis
B. Action basis
C. Social basis
D. Emotional basis
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Answer : D. Emotional basis
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24- The emotional or personal reactions of a teacher towards his pupils cannot be regarded as evaluation in the strict ______ sense.
A. Society
B. Teacher
C. Education
D. Parents
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Answer : C. Education
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25- The well-trained, objective, emotionally controlled, and understanding teacher, on the other hand, has many opportunities during his association with his pupils to engage consciously in sound:
A. Constructive approach
B. Constructive evaluation
C. Constructive achievement
D. Constructive progress
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Answer : B. Constructive evaluation
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26- Through observation of pupils' responses during recitation, their general classroom behaviour, their attitudes towards him and their fellow classmates, their displayed interests, their habits of work, and other overt expressions of their personal characteristics, the watchful teacher can obtain many concrete data of:
A. Evaluation
B. Application
C. Curriculum
D. Cooperation
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Answer : A. Evaluation
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27- After the results are interpreted, those teaching techniques are then applied that may be expected to assist the learner to progress to the best of his ability towards the achievement of purposeful:
A. Administrative goals
B. Modern goals
C. Educational goals
D. Constructive goals
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Answer : C. Educational goals
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28- One of the chief functions of curriculum materials in cooperation with his teacher is the selection of the needs and interests of learners.
A. School
B. School teacher
C. School member
D. School student
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Answer : D. School student
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29- For the administrator, evaluation of pupil potentiality and progress, of educational objectives, of curriculum content, of teaching effectiveness, constitutes a comprehensive and continuous ______ responsibility.
A. Evaluation
B. Administrative
C. Inspection
D. Educational
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Answer : B. Administrative
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30- Much of the ______ in which an individual engages is incidental, achieved almost without his recognizing the changes that are taking place within him.
A. Selection
B. Recognition
C. Learning
D. Communication
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Answer : C. Learning
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31- Every experience through which an individual passes leaves a residuum of knowledge or a changed:
A. Data
B. Interest
C. Attitude
D. Behaviour
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Answer : D. Behaviour
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32- If the learner is to make satisfactory ______, he needs to know "from what to what" he is progressing.
A. Progress
B. Appearance
C. Achievement
D. Observation
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Answer : A. Progress
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33- The learner needs to compare his rate and amount of progress with those of his:
A. Parents
B. Peers
C. Students
D. Leaders
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Answer : B. Peers,
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34- The learner needs help in evaluating his power to achieve and the degree of ______ that he has attained.
A. Success
B. Possibility
C. Attitude
D. Interest
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Answer : A. Success
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35- To the extent that a learner is enabled to evaluate his own behaviour, attitudes, habits of work and study, and subject-matter achievement, he can be encouraged to participate intelligently in:
A. Self-direction
B. Self-development
C. Self-evaluation
D. Self-improvement
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Answer : B. Self-development
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36- School administrators and teachers as well as community health agencies recognize the importance of the physical aspect of:
A. Education
B. Learning
C. Criticism
D. Communication
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Answer : A. Education
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37- In classroom practice, the teacher on any school level is alert to the physical and health needs of his pupils. In the elementary school, simple health and cleanliness inspection is a ______ practice.
A. Basic
B. Daily
C. Weekly
D. Monthly
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Answer : B. Daily
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38- No matter how alert a teacher may be, he probably should not be held responsible for a ______ of the health of his pupils.
A. Potential
B. Evaluation
C. Observation
D. Check-up
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Answer : B. Evaluation
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39- In most school systems, provision is made for periodic medical examinations of pupils, with recommendations for treatment and follow-up. Such evaluation of health and physical condition is given ______ sanction in most states.
A. Legal
B. Moral
C. Effective
D. Impartial
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Answer : A. Legal
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40- Evaluation of individual readiness for further learning on increasingly higher levels is becoming a common practice in our: