Pedagogy Test 71

Total Questions: 30

1 - Mr. Abid wants to determine that how well scores of newly enrolled children on a test will predict their success on final achievement test thus, entry test scores and final test scores are used to determine the degree of agreements between them.

A ) Content validity ✅

B ) Criterion validity

C ) Concurrent validity

D ) Predictive validity

Explanation: Content validity is the degree to which a test evaluates all aspects of the topic, construct, or behavior that it is designed to measure.

2 - __________ is the degree to which a test or assessment instrument evaluate all aspects of the topic, construct, or behaviour that it is designed to measure.

A ) Consequential Validity

B ) Content Validity ✅

C ) Construct Validity

D ) Criterion Validity

Explanation: Content Validity refers to the extent to which a measure represents all facets of a given construct. For example, a depression scale may lack content validity if it only assesses the affective dimension of depression but fails to take into account the behavioral dimension.

3 - Validity, reliability and usability are the important characteristics of a test which are known as:

A ) Basic properties of a test

B ) Intelligence properties of a test

C ) Aptitude properties of a test

D ) Psychometric Properties of a test ✅

Explanation: The validity of an assessment tool is the extent to which it measures what it was designed to measure.

4 - The concept of acid which is only limited to aqueous medium and does not explain the acidity and basicity of the substance in non-aqueous medium is:

A ) Bronsted and lowery Concept

B ) Arrhenius Concept ✅

C ) Led Flux Concept

D ) Lewis Concept

Explanation: The concept of acid and base based on the theory of ionization was proposed in 1884.

5 - _______ is an organization theory that takes a gander at system-to-system associations.

A ) Existence theory

B ) System Theory ✅

C ) Biological theory

D ) Open and closed system theory

Explanation: System Theory is helpful for understanding things like organizational behavior, organizational change and organizational development.

6 - The model of autocratic leaderships is the focus of:

A ) All-in-one theories of managements

B ) Classical theories of management ✅

C ) Modern theories of managements

D ) Special theories of management

7 - __________ is not owed to anyone personally, but rather to the laws, principles and controls that are soundly instituted that indicate the standards that people should fulfil.

A ) Legitimate Authority

B ) Rational-legal authority ✅

C ) Customary authority

D ) Alluring authority

8 - ______________is used to evaluate students achievement at some point in time, generally at the end of a course.

A ) Assessment of learning ✅

B ) Assessment of earning

C ) Formative assessment

D ) Selected response assessment

Explanation: Assessment is important to teachers because of the decisions they will make about their students when teaching them.

9 - Autonomy is a _________ in students, not thought by teachers.

A ) Construct to be reflected

B ) Constructed to be fostered ✅

C ) Construct to be suppress

D ) Construct to be forced

Explanation: Teacher autonomy refers to the professional independence of teachers, especially the degree to which they can make decisions.

10 - Objective type tests are also called:

A ) Quantitative response tests

B ) Subjective response tests

C ) Selective response tests ✅

D ) Conceptual response tests

Explanation: Selected-response tests are those that are composed of questions to which there is typically one best answer.

11 - The Affective domain is related to the manner in which we deal with things:

A ) Physically

B ) Intellectually

C ) Emotionally ✅

D ) Intelligence

Explanation: Affective Domain includes the manner in which we deal with things emotionally, such as feelings, values, appreciation, enthusiasms, motivations, and attitudes.

12 - Testing occurs constantly with learning so the teachers can evaluate the effectiveness of teaching methods along with assessment of students abilities.

A ) Summative evaluation

B ) Final evaluation

C ) Formative evaluation ✅

D ) Mid Evalutaion

Explanation: Student assessment enables instructors to measure the effectiveness of their teaching by linking student performance to specific learning objectives.

13 - _____________ tests force candidates to analyze and evaluate short passages of written information and make education to form answers.

A ) Numerical reasoning

B ) Logical Reasoning ✅

C ) Spatial Visualization

D ) Critical Thinking

Explanation: Logical reasoning refers to the ability of a candidate to understand and logically work through concepts and problems expressed in words.

14 - For example, he says smoking is injurious to health, such type of idea of a person is called:

A ) Cognitive component of attitude ✅

B ) Effective component of attitude

C ) Behavioral Component of attitude

D ) Positive attitude

Explanation: Smoking is injurious to health means تمباکو نوشی مضر صحت ہے

15 - Budgeting is an estimation of:

A ) Investment

B ) Income and expenditure ✅

C ) Income and investment

D ) Profit

Explanation: Estimation means اندازہ Income means آمدنی Expenditure means خرچہ

16 - _________ is referred to as the experience of lacking the resources, which is needed to meet the demands of all roles.

A ) Role unload

B ) Role overload ✅

C ) Culture role

D ) Skill

Explanation: Role overload is a specific stressor that reflects the perception that the demands of one's work role exceeds personal resources.

17 - The major reason for using a norm-referred test is to

A ) Check 100 points of students

B ) Placed students in remedial or gifted programs

C ) Classify students ✅

D ) Check 1000 points of students

Explanation: Norm Reference Tests are designed to highlight achievement differences between and among students to produce a dependable rank order of students across a continuum of achievement from high achievers to low achievers.