EDU 04.10 -THEORETICAL BASE OF SOCIAL SCIENCE EDUCATION

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1.who introduced the Brain stroming method?
        a)B.S Bloom            b)Alex Osborn
        c)J.Donald Philips   d)John Dewey
2."Social Studies are concerned with man and      his interaction with physical environment"         who said?
     a)Karath whole     b)John V Michaels
      c)Ausbel               d)John Federick Herbert
3.The goal of teaching is?
          a)To give information
          b)To involve pupils in activities
          c)To impart knowledge
          d)Desirable change in behaviour
4.The meaningful linkage of two or more            concepts given as a statement is also known       as?
          a)Facts           b)Concept
          c)Principle     d)None of these
5.The characteristic of behavioral objective?
         a)Obserable and immeasurable
         b)Non Obserable
         c)Observable and measurable
         d)None of these
6.Teaching techniques in the social science            could involve?
         a)Role playing        b)Lectures
         c)Projects               d)All of these
7.The rules presenting the contents to make         them easy are called?
        a)Method of Teaching
        b)Maxims of Teaching
        c)Teaching Strategies 
        d)Techniques of Teaching
8.In which method students are passive in?
          a)Project Method
          b)Discussion Method
          c)Lecture Method
          d)Demonstration Method
9.Readiness of an individual to properly                receive information is called?
       a)Receiving       b)Knowledge
       c)Creating         d)Evaluating
10.The word Taxonomy is derived from the            greek word taxis which means?
         a)Mechanism      b)Knowledge
         c)Classification    d)Domains
11.identifying, interpretation,extrapolation,           translation are levels of?
         a)Understanding     b)Comprehension
         c)Synthesis              d)Evaluation
12.Who introduced the Buzz Grouping                 method?
         a)J. Donald Philips     b)B. S Bloom
         c)W.C Allen               d)John Dewey
13.Which refers to the organization of                   instructional purposeof content from                 several subject areas in to unified course?
         a)Fusion          b)Integration 
         c)Curriculum  d)Correlation
14.which among the following is not an essential quality of the teacher?
          a)Scaffolder     b)prejudiced
         d)facilitator       d)mentor
15.problem solving involves"concept information and discovery of learning"who said this?
          a)Ausbel             b)Pavlov
          c)John Dewey    d)Anderson
16.which are the followings  types depending       on the interaction between Teacher and           Student class room climate?
         a)Autocratic Classroom Climate
         b)Democratic Classtonn Climate
         c)Lassiez Faire classroom climate
         d)All of the these.
17.Which variables of teaching is required to       act according to the planning and
   organisation of the teacher ?
        a)Independent Variable
        b)Dependent Variable
        c)Intervening Variable 
        d)Structure variable 
18.which refers to the systematic and                     continues  association of one subject to             another?
             a)Correlation      b)Fusion
             c)Integration       d)Transformation 
19.Expand CPD?
          a)Continuing Process Development
          b)Continuing Principle Development
          c)Continuing Professional Development
          d)Continuing Plan Development 
20The term scaffolding was introduced by?
          a)B. F Skinner      b)Vygotsky
         c)Jerome Bruner   d)Ivan Pavlov
21.The primary duty of a teacher is to?
         a)Raise thr intellectal standard of thr                   student
         b)Raise the physical dtandard of the                   student
        c)Cultivate value system in thr student
        d)All round development of thr student
22.A constructivist teacher?
       a)Promote Convergent Thinking
       b)Consider Discipline more serious
       c)Promote Exam oriented learning
      d)Accept Students initiative and autonomy
23.The learning strategy which help the                learner gain from each other's effort?
      a)Project Method     b)Brain Stroming
     c)Buzz Grouping     d)Cooperative learning
24.The most high order of instructional                objective of Revised Bloom's Taxonomy?
             a)Creating         b)Remembering
             c)Evaluation      d)Analysing 
25.Revised Bloom's Taxonomy was put                forward by?
            a)B.S Bloom         b)Gardner
            c)Anderson           d)Ausbel


     ANSWER KEY
  1-  b
  2-  b
  3-  d
  4-  c
  5-  c
  6-  d
  7-  b
  8- c
  9-  a
 10- c
 11- b
  12-a
  13- a
  14- b
  15- a
  16-d
  17- b
  18- a
  19- c
  20- b
  21- d
  22- d
  23- d
  24- a
  25-c
 

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