FACULTY OF EDUCATION 200 LEVEL
PHY202
FBQ1:
The lowest energy level E1 of an atom is called_____ state energy.
Answer:
ground
FBQ2:
The positively charged nucleus and the negatively charged electrons combined to
give a neutral atom of radius _____.
Answer:
10-10 m
FBQ3:
Charge quantization is also referred to as _____.
Answer:
Discrete form of charge
FBQ4:
In Bainbridge mass spectrometer, when charged particles move in the straight
horizontal line through both electrical and magnetic fields, the velocity is
____
Answer:
V = E/B
FBQ5:
____measures the different isotopes of anion.
Answer:
Mass Spectrometer
FBQ6:
Elements of the same atomic number that have different neutrons number are
known as _____.
Answer:
Isotopes
FBQ7:
J. J Thomson model of an atom can also be referred as _________
Answer:
Plum pudding model
FBQ8:
Which model visualises an atom just like planets move around the sun?
Answer:
Rutherford’s model
FBQ9:
The atomic model which presents the atom as consisting of positively charged
nucleus at the centre of an atom and negatively charged electrons moving round
the nucleus in circular orbits is ______.
Answer:
Rutherford’s model
FBQ10:
An electron jump from the orbit of energy E2 to and orbit of energy E1 leads to
emission of _______
Answer:
Radiation
FBQ11:
An electron jump from the orbit of energy E2 to and orbit of energy E1 leads to
emission of _______
Answer:
Radiation
FBQ12:
The lowest lying energy level Eo in the hydrogen spectra is the __________
Answer:
Ground state
FBQ13:
The wavelength of the photon emitted when an electron falls from energy level
of 0.56 eV to -1.54 eV is ______.
Answer:
5.93 x 10-7 m
Fill in
the Blank (FBQs) 13: The arrangement of a negative charge and a positive charge
of equal magnitudes a distance r apart from one another is called
_________________.
Answer:
an electric dipole
FBQ14:
The arrangement of a negative charge and a positive charge of equal magnitudes
a distance r apart from one another is called _________________.
Answer:
an electric dipole
FBQ15:
Dipole moment, μ is calculated from the following relation _________
Answer:
μ = q x r
FBQ16:
The product of linear momentum, mv and the distance of the electron from the
nucleus of an atom r is called _________.
Answer:
Angular momentum
FBQ17:
In Rutherford Nuclear atom model, electron distribution gives ____to the atom
Answer:
stability
FBQ18:
The possible values of the spin quantum number ms are __________.
Answer:
+1/2 and -1/2
FBQ19:
_____________ is the property of an electron which is responsible for its
angular momentum about an axis within the electron.
Answer:
Electronic spin
FBQ20:
Two possible directions which the electron spin can point at are ________.
Answer:
Up, down
FBQ21:
“It is impossible for two electrons with the same spin quantum number to be in
the same orbit “, is a statement of ________________ principle.
Answer:
Pauli exclusion
FBQ22:
Orbital and spin arrangement of electrons in the atom follow the __________
method.
Answer:
Aufbau
FBQ23:
___ is the orbital and spin arrangement of electrons in the atom, specifying
the quantum numbers of the electrons in the atom in a given state.
Answer:
Electronic Configuration
FBQ24:
___________ states that electrons will fill a set of degenerate orbitals by
keeping their spin parallel.
Answer:
Hund’s rule
FBQ25:
The electronic structure of Nickel, atomic number 28, is ---------------
Answer:
1S2, 2S2, 2P6, 3S2, 3P6, 4S2, 3d8
FBQ26:
In the X-ray spectra, K-series X-ray are produced when an electron is knocked
out of the __________ K-shell.
Answer:
Lowest
FBQ27:
____________ are produced when fast moving electrons are stopped by a metal
target.
Answer:
X-rays
FBQ28:
The quality and energy of X-rays produced depend on the ____________ at which
the electron transition takes place.
Answer:
energy level
FBQ29:
When electrons from L-Shell move in to fill a gap in K-Shell, __________ are
produced.
Answer:
Kα X-rays
FBQ30:
The electronic configuration of Zinc, atomic number 30, is __________.
Answer:
1S2, 2S2, 2P6, 3S2, 3P6, 4S2, 3d10
FBQ31:
X – rays is produced when __________ are stopped by a metal target.
Answer:
fast electrons
FBQ32:
______occurs when free electrons of high energy penetrate deep into atoms and
knock out electrons from deep energy levels.
Answer:
Photoelectric effect
FBQ33:
__________ of high-energy photons are produced when electrons jump from one atomic orbit to another
Answer:
X-ray
FBQ34:
When electrons undergo series of transitions between K, L, M and N – shells is
known as ---
Answer:
X – ray spectra
FBQ35:
The orbital and spin arrangement of electrons in the atom is called_____
configuration
Answer:
electronic
MCQ1:
The energy and quality of X-rays produced depends on the _______ which the
electrons transition takes place.
Answer:
Energy level
MCQ2:
The property of an electron which gives rise to its angular momentum about an
axis within the electron defines one of the following;
Answer:
electronic spin
MCQ3:
Which of the following is quantized according to Bohr's theory of atom?
Answer:
Angular momentum of electron
MCQ4:
All but one are the properties of waves.
Answer:
Excitation
MCQ5:
Einstein's energy mass equation is related by E=mc2. What is C?
Answer:
Speed
Multiple
Choice Questions (MCQs) For PHY202 5: If unstable nuclide undergo beta decay,
this will lead to an increase in the number of one of these particles
Answer:
Proton
MCQ6:
If unstable nuclide undergo beta decay, this will lead to an increase in the
number of one of these particles
Answer:
Proton
MCQ7:
Which nuclides require more neutrons than protons?
Answer:
heaviest nuclides
MCQ8:
The principal quantum number is normally represented by one of these symbols
Answer:
L
MCQ9:
The potential energy acquired by an electron is attributable to one of the
following;
Answer:
attraction of the nucleus
MCQ10:
Which of these scientists visualized an atom as consisting of positively
charged nucleus at the centre of an atom?
Answer:
Rutherford
MCQ11:
The negative electric charges are usually called ____.
Answer:
Electrons
MCQ12:
If the emitted radiation should increase in wavelength, the electron
continuously loses one of the following as it spirals inward toward the nucleus.
Answer:
Energy
MCQ13:
X-ray wavelength can be measured quite precisely by one of these methods
Answer:
crystal diffraction techniques
MCQ14:
Electrons in an X-ray tube are accelerated by a potential difference of 10.0kv.
If an electron produces one proton on impact with the target, what is the
minimum wavelength of the resulting x-rays?
Answer:
0.124nm
MCQ15:
X-rays have many practical application in medicine and industry because x-ray
photons are of;
Answer:
high energy
MCQ16:
Which of the following is not a model of atom?
Answer:
Albert Einstein model
MCQ17:
The energy emitted during excitation is accompanied by ____.
Answer:
Gamma rays
MCQ18:
The X-rays in the same series, say K or L produced from an element of higher
atomic weight is _____ that produced
from an element of low atomic weight
Answer:
less than
MCQ19:
The key properties of the nucleus include the following except one:
Answer:
Heat energy
MCQ20:
The following points hold for a stable nuclides except one
Answer:
Binding energy is small
MCQ21:
The following are types of detectors except one
Answer:
infra-red
MCQ22:
The following are the component of mass spectrometer except one
Answer:
magnetic plate
MCQ23:
In Bainbridge mass spectrometer, when charged particles move in the straight
horizontal line through both electrical and magnetic fields, the velocity is
_______.
Answer:
MCQ24:
_______ measures the different isotopes of anion.
Answer:
mass spectrometer
MCQ25:
Kα are x-ray produced when electron from (L) shell move in to fill the gap in
one of these shells.
Answer:
L
MCQ26:
Who suggested that the orbital angular momentum experienced by an electron in
allowed orbit is equal to an integral multiple of ?
(Where h is the Planck’s constant. L = mvr = n ћ where n = 1, 2, ____
and n is called principal quantum number).
Answer: Bohr’s model
MCQ27:
Which of the following is not a Bohr’s postulate?
Answer:
An atom or ion emits radiation when an electron makes a transition from an
initial allowed orbit with a quantum ni to a final allowed orbit with quantum
number, nf for ni>nf.
MCQ28:
X-ray emission is the inverse effect of one of these process:
Answer:
photoelectric effect
MCQ29:
Which of these is formed as a consequence of transformation of the kinetic
energy of an electron into the energy of a proton?
Answer:
X-ray
MCQ30:
The transformation of energy of a photon into kinetic energy of an electron is
called _____.
Answer:
photoelectric emission
MCQ31:
When an electron jumps from higher orbit to a lower orbit, it ______energy.
Answer:
Absorbs
MCQ32:
An electron can move in an orbit of certain radius. This is a statement of
which of these great scientists?
Answer:
Bohr's theory of atom
MCQ33:
The frequency of electromagnetic radiation emitted by a hydrogen atom which
undergoes a transition between energy levels of -1.36 X 10-19 J and -5.45 X
10-19 J, is _____ (Use Planck’s constant h = 6.6 X 10-34 Js)
Answer:
102.6 Hz
MCQ34:
The wavelength of the radiation associated with a transition from energy levels
(-4.0 eV) to (-1.8 eV) is ____.
Answer:
5.625 x 10-7 m
MCQ35:
An unstable nuclide can undergo a decay so that its proton number
Answer:
decreases
PHY204
FBQ1:
What is electric dipole moment per unit volume?
Answer:
Polarization
FBQ2:
What type of capacitor is used in low loss precision circuit where
miniaturisation is important?
Answer:
Ceramic
FBQ3:
In paramagnetic and diamagnetic materials the magnetisation is maintained by
the___.
Answer:
Field
FBQ4:
The maximum safe voltage is for a capacitor is called the _____ voltage.
Answer:
working
FBQ5:
The work done per unit charge is called its _____.
Answer:
potential
FBQ6:
________ is the property of an electron that makes it behave as if it were
rotating around an axis of its own
Answer:
Spin
FBQ7:
Diamagnetism involves a change in the ______ of the magnetic moment of an atom.
Answer:
Magnitude
FBQ8:
Paramagnetism involves a change in the _______ of the magnetic moment of an
atom.
Answer:
Orientation
FBQ9:
Paramagnetism is exhibited by those atoms or molecules in which the ________
magnetic moment is not cancelled.
Answer:
Spin
FBQ10:
________ is the magnetic dipole moment per unit volume.
Answer:
Magnetisation
FBQ11:
________ is the state of magnetic polarization of a material.
Answer:
Magnetisation
FBQ12:
What is the dimension of magnetic susceptibility χm of a material?
Answer:
Dimensionless
FBQ13:
The magnetic susceptibility χm for a diamagnetic material is _____?
Answer:
Negative
FBQ14:
The magnetic susceptibility χm for a paramagnetic material is _____?
Answer:
Positive
FBQ15:
Free currents in a ______ material are
caused by external current sources.
Answer:
Magnetized
FBQ16:
Magnetic susceptibility is negative for _____ substances.
Answer:
Diamagnetic
FBQ17:
The relative permeability Km for a ferromagnetic material is _____ than unity.
Answer:
Greater
FBQ18:
The relative permeability Km for a diamagnetic material is _____ than unity.
Answer:
Less
FBQ19:
An atom which loses an electron becomes ________?
Answer:
A cation
FBQ20:
An atom which gains an electron becomes _______?
Answer:
An anion
FBQ21:
Substances from which electromagnets are made have ________ remanence.
Answer:
large
FBQ22:
Molecules that acquire a dipole moment only in the presence of an electric
field are _______.
Answer:
Non- polar
FBQ23:
Molecules whose centre of positive charges coincides with the centre of
negative charges are ______?
Answer:
Polar
FBQ24:
Molecules that possess a permanent dipole moment irrespective of the presence
of an electric field are __________?
Answer:
Polar
FBQ25:
______ is the electric dipole moment per unit volume of a dielectric.
Answer:
Polarisation
FBQ26:
Two plates of a parallel plate capacitor are 8.85 mm apart and 2.00 m2 in area.
Compute the capacitance of the parallel plate capacitor. (Take ɛo = 8.85 x
10-12 F/m).
Answer:
2 x 10-9 F
FBQ27:
What is the charge on a parallel plate capacitor with capacitance of 3.54 µF
when a potential difference of 10,000 V is applied across it?
Answer:
0.0354 C
FBQ28:
___________ is the SI unit of capacitance?
Answer:
Farad
FBQ29:
1 Farad is __________?
Answer:
Coulomb / Volt
FBQ30:
The capacitance of a parallel plate capacitor _____ with constant cross
sectional area A when the space or separation d between them is reduced
(provided that the dielectric material between the plates remains unchanged)?
Answer:
increases
FBQ31:
What happens to the capacitance of a parallel plate capacitor if we increase
the distance of separation between the parallel plates of a capacitor by two?
Answer:
The capacitance reduces by a factor of 2
FBQ32:
The introduction of a dielectric material between the plates of a parallel
plate capacitor _________ the capacitance?
Answer:
increases
FBQ33:
Materials which respond very strongly to the presence of magnetic fields are
called___ materials
Answer:
Ferromagnetic
FBQ34:
Inside a dielectric, the average electric field is --------than the electric
field causing polarisation.
Answer:
less
FBQ35:
The magnetic dipole moment per unit volume is called_____.
Answer:
Magnetisation
MCQ1:
Magnetic field intensity H is measured in ______.
Answer:
Amperes per metre
MCQ2:
The reorientation of a polar material is not perfect due to_____.
Answer:
Thermal agitation.
MCQ3:
In a dielectric material, the extent of the charge separation depends on the
magnitude of the ___.
Answer:
Local field
MCQ4:
The presence of dielectric led to the modification of _____law.
Answer:
Gauss'
MCQ5:
Two capacitors connected in parallel have_____.
Answer:
Equal potential difference
MCQ6:
______ is a conductor wound in the form of a coil, with iron core.
Answer:
Solenoid
MCQ7:
The magnitude of the force F between two charges q1 and q2 kept at a distance r
in a dielectric medium of permittivity ɛ is given by:
Answer:
|F| = q1q2/4πɛr2
MCQ8: A
parallel plate capacitor has a capacitance of 1.0 F and the plates are 1.0 mm
apart. What is the area of the plates? (Take ɛo = 8.85 x 10-12 F/m)
Answer:
1.13 x 108 m2
MCQ9:
Two plates of a parallel plate capacitor are 8.85 mm apart and 2.00 m2 in area.
Compute the capacitance of the parallel plate capacitor. (Take ɛo = 8.85 x
10-12 F/m).
Answer:
2 x 10-9 F
MCQ10:
Ferromagnetic materials are used in the cores of transformers that have
--------- hysteresis loop.
Answer:
Very wide
MCQ11:
The line integral of E around any closed path equals the rate of change of the
magnetic flux φ through the surface enclosed by the path is --------------------law
Answer:
Faraday's
MCQ12:
What is the effective capacitance of a parallel arrangement of 4 µF and 4 µF
capacitors?
Answer:
2 µF
MCQ13:
Two point charges q1 =10nC and q2 = -60nC are separated by a distance r = 6cm.
What is the magnitude of the electric force that q1 exerts on q2?
Answer:
1.5 x 10-5N
MCQ14:
Conducting materials contain _____ which are free to move about.
Answer:
Electrons
MCQ15:
A parallel – plate capacitor has circular plates of radius 8.2 cm, and 1.3 mm
separation. What is its capacitance?
Answer:
1.4 x 10-10 F
MCQ16:
The energy stored in a capacitor of capacitance 10 μF is 5 J. What is the
voltage applied across its terminals.
Answer:
1,000 V
MCQ17:
What is the dipole moment of a dipole comprising two charges q1 = +8.0nC and q2
= -8.0nC with 100 mm separation?
Answer:
8.0 x 10-10 Cm
MCQ18:
How much charge is in a 1F capacitor which has a potential difference of 110V?
Answer:
110 C
MCQ19:
Three capacitors of equal capacitance C are connected in series. What is the
effective capacitance of the circuit?
(Take ɛo = 8.85 x 10-12 F/m)
Answer:
C/3
MCQ20:
Calculate the capacitance of a parallel plate capacitor made with two square
metal sheets of sides 1.3m, separated by
a distance of 0.1m
Answer:
1.5 x 10-10 F
MCQ21:
If an atom loses an electron, it becomes which of the following?
Answer:
A cation
MCQ22:
If an atom gains an electron, it becomes which of the following?
Answer:
An anion
MCQ23:
The plates of a parallel plate capacitor are separated by a distance. If a
dielectric slab is inserted between the plates, the energy stored is ______?
Answer:
Decreased
MCQ24:
The unit for the energy stored per unit volume in a dielectric medium is
________?
Answer:
J/m3
MCQ25:
Which of these is true of a local field?
Answer:
The local field Eloc is directly proportional to the induced dipole moment p.
MCQ26:
Which of these is true of paramagnetic materials?
Answer:
They get displaced in the direction of increasing field.
MCQ27:
Which of these is true of diamagnetic materials?
Answer:
They get attracted in the direction of the decreasing field.
MCQ28:
The ratio of the magnetic moment and the angular momentum is called ______?
Answer:
Gyro-magnetic ratio
MCQ29:
Diamagnetism involves a change in the ______ of the magnetic moment of an atom.
Answer:
Magnitude
MCQ30:
Paramagnetism involves a change in the _________ of the magnetic moment of an
atom.
Answer:
Orientation
MCQ31:
________ is the magnetic dipole moment per unit volume.
Answer:
Magnetisation
MCQ32:
Calculate the energy stored in the magnetic field of a 3H inductor which
carries a current of 2A.
Answer:
6J
MCQ33:
A parallel plate capacitor has a capacitance of 2.8 nF when no dielectric
material is present in the separation between the plates. If a material of
dielectric constant K = 3.4 is now introduced and the capacitor is charged to a
voltage of 100V, calculate the energy stored in the capacitor
Answer:
4.8 x 10-5 J
MCQ34:
Magnetic fields are due to____ charges in motion.
Answer:
Electric
MCQ35:
An example of a diamagnetic material is ________.
Answer:
Bismuth
PHY206
MCQ1:
Which of the following scientist explain the laws of reflection and refraction?
Answer:
Huygens
MCQ2:
Light travels in a _____ line
Answer:
Straight
MCQ3:
The pin hole camera works on the principle of _____.
Answer:
Rectilinear propagation of light
MCQ4:
The first scientist that completely measured the speed of light _____.
Answer:
Fizeaus
MCQ5:
Newton and Huygens theory of light is called
_____.
Answer:
Wave model
MCQ6:
Young experiment shows that wavelength of visible light lies in the range
_____.
Answer:
4000Å to 7000Å
MCQ7: A
light wave is associated with changing
_____
Answer:
Electric and magnetic fields
MCQ8:
In Maxwell's field equations ∞ represent _____.
Answer:
Electrical conductivity
MCQ9:
The symbols of ɚ and J denote _____
and _____in Maxwell's equation
Answer:
free charge, conduction current density
MCQ10:
One of the Maxwell's equation in a vacuum is given as denotes _____.
Answer:
Magnetic permeability
MCQ11:
X-rays was discovered in 1898 by _____.
Answer:
Roentgen
MCQ12:
The value electromagnetic wave was found by Maxwell as _____.
Answer:
3.41 X108ms-1
MCQ13:
By measuring the wavelength and frequency of electromagnetic waves, it was
proved that light is an electromagnetic waves. This experiment was demonstrated
by _____.
Answer:
Hertz
MCQ14:
The eye defect in which a man finds it difficult to see objects at long
distances is called _____.
Answer:
Myopia
MCQ15:
Given that Eo1=2v2/(v2+v1) for electric field between two medium. If
V2>V1. It does suggest that _____.
Answer:
the reflected wave will be in phase with incident
MCQ16:
When an e.m wave passes from a rarer medium to a denser medium (n1<n2),
the ratio EoR/Eo1 will be negative physically it means that _____.
Answer:
The reflected wave is 180 degree out of phase with the incident
MCQ17:
Who among the following scientist demonstrated the existence of electromagnetic
waves?
Answer:
Bose, 1895
MCQ18:
By measuring the wavelength and frequency of electromagnetic waves, it was
proved that light is an electromagnetic waves. This experiment was demonstrated
by _____.
Answer:
Hertz
MCQ19:
The zero wavelength approximation of wave optics is known as _____.
Answer:
Geometrical optics
MCQ20:
The quantity L=ʃndl is called _____.
Answer:
Optical path length
MCQ21:
A plane electromagnetic wave can be classified as _____.
Answer:
Transverse wave
MCQ22:
What is the general characteristic of wave motion?
Answer:
Wave carries energy
MCQ23:
The major difference between Human eye and camera is _____.
Answer:
Eye has no photo film
MCQ24:
Gauss' divergence theorem relates:
Answer:
Surface integral to volume integral
MCQ25:
The ability of the eye lens to change its focal control is called _____.
Answer:
Accommodation
MCQ26:
The common eye defect of elderly people is called _____.
Answer:
Prestyopia
MCQ27:
The process by which our eyes automatically make adjustments by radial movement
of two eyeballs is called _____.
Answer:
Convergence
MCQ28:
Although vision begins in the eye, but perception takes place in where?
Answer:
Brain
MCQ29:
The purple coloured photosensitive part of the retina is called _____.
Answer:
Rhodopsin
MCQ30:
The violet coloured photosensitive pigment of the retina is called _____.
Answer:
Iodopsin
MCQ31:
The two major factors that determines vision are _____.
Answer:
Physical and physiological phenomena
MCQ32:
The vector equation given by S=E x H is called _____.
Answer:
Stoke vector
MCQ33:
The transparent window of the eye is called _____.
Answer:
Cornea
MCQ34:
From the vector S, E and H are:
Answer:
Mutually orthogonal
MCQ35:
Which of the following equation is true about Poynting vector
Answer:
S = E/ H
FBQ1:
In the electromagnetic spectrum, the region having values ranging from 1 to
10^6 m are referred to as ____ waves.
Answer:
radio
FBQ2:
Light exhibits _____ nature.
Answer:
Dual
FBQ3: A
ray of light chooses a path of extremum between two points is known as _____.
Answer:
Fermat's principle
FBQ4:
If an electromagnetic wave is incident from a denser medium on the interface
separating it from a rarer medium (n1>n2) the ratio EoR/EoI is positive,
it means
Answer:
No phase change
FBQ5:
The perceptual correlate for variations in wavelength is called _____.
Answer:
hue
FBQ6:
The ability to sense only general level of light is known as _____.
Answer:
Photosensitivity
FBQ7:
The amount of energy reaching a receiver or given cross sectional area per
second is called _____.
Answer:
Intensity
FBQ8:
Red, _____, and blue are classified as primary colours .
Answer:
green
FBQ9:
When a monochromatic blue light is mixed with a monochromatic yellow light, we
obtain
Answer:
colourless grey
FBQ10:
The opponent colour theory proposed that
red, yellow, ______ and ______colours as primary colours
Answer: green and blue
FBQ11:
_____of light involves the formation of sharp images and their interpretation.
Answer:
Perception
FBQ12:
The _____ cannot see under water because the refractive index of cornea is
greater than the water.
Answer:
human eye
FBQ13:
The two major factors that determines vision are_____.
Answer:
physical and physiological phenoma
FBQ14:
_____ wave cannot be polarised.
Answer:
sound
FBQ15:
When the sun is 37⁰ above the horizontal, the light reflected by a lake should
be completely _____.
Answer:
linearly polarized
FBQ16:
Which of the following specialization in medicine are responsible for the study
of structure, functions and diseases of the eye
Answer:
Opthalmologist
FBQ17:
Cellophane is used as polariser because is optically _____.
Answer:
Anistropic
FBQ18:
The process from the image formation to its perception by the brain is called
Answer:
sensual process
FBQ19:
When an incident unpolarised light splits into two rays inside the crystal, the
ordinary ray gets totally reflected at the Canada balsam surface if the
incident angle is _____.
Answer:
69⁰
FBQ20:
The study of the structure, functions and diseases of the eye is called_____.
Answer:
ophthalmology
FBQ21:
Which animal is more acute in view_____.
Answer:
Hawk
FBQ22:
The process by which the eye adjusts to see the near and far objects is called
_____.
Answer:
accommodation
FBQ23:
The aperture of a camera plays the same role as the _____ of the eye.
Answer:
Iris
FBQ24:
The amount of light energy reaching a receiver per given cross-sectional area
every second is called _____.
Answer:
Intensity
FBQ25:
The amount of light reaching the eye directly from the source is called _____.
Answer:
illuminance
FBQ26:
Human eye can be referred as _____.
Answer:
Sense of seeing
FBQ27:
Light can be classified as _____.
Answer:
Transverse electromagnetic wave
FBQ28:
The five cells that can be found in the retina are called _____.
Answer:
neuronal cells
FBQ29:
The light sensitive pigments of photoreceptors are formed from_____.
Answer:
Vitamin C
FBQ30:
The fact that light travels at the speed of 3.0 x 108ms-1 is a consequence
of_____.
Answer:
Maxwell's law
FBQ31:
The chemically synthesized polarisers are fabricated in the form of plastic
sheets and are known as _____.
Answer:
Polaroids
FBQ32:
The _____________ of Brewster angle is equal to the ratio of the refractive
indices of the media at whose interface incident light is reflected.
Answer:
Tan
FBQ33:
The path difference between the o- and e- waves in a birefringent device
depends on its ___________.
Answer:
Thickness
FBQ34:
When light falls on a calcite crystal, it splits into ____________________.
Answer:
2
FBQ35:
Which part of the human eye is responsible for the protection its inner parts
and withstands the intraocular pressure in the eye?
Answer:
Sclera
PHY207
Question:
The locus of standard liquid line and standard vapour line meets at________.
Answer:
Critical point
Question:
_____ law states that, all perfect gases change in volume by l/273th of their
original volume at 0°C for every 1°C change in temperature when pressure
remains constant.
Answer:
Charles' law
Question:
______hypothesis states that the molecular weights of all the perfect gases
occupy the same volume under same conditions of pressure and temperature
Answer:
Avogadro
Question:
Work done in a free expansion process is equal to______.
Answer:
Zero
Question:
The degree of hotness or coldness of a body is called______.
Answer:
Temperature
Question:
When there is a flow of heat into a system, heat is said to be ______.
Answer:
Positive
Question:
A Thermometer is named after the ______ property used for its construction
Answer:
Thermometric
Question:
The instrument for measuring the temperature of a body is known as______.
Answer:
Thermometer
Question:
Electrical conductivity of a metal depends on the movement of ______ through
its crystal lattice.
Answer:
Electrons
Question:
The relationship between the temperature and electrical resistance is usually
______.
Answer:
Non-linear
Question:
The transfer of heat through solids is known as______.
Answer:
Conduction
Question:
The transfer of heat through fluids is known as______.
Answer:
Convection
Question:
When the thermal resistance of a slab is a high value, it indicates
a______insulation
Answer:
good thermal
Question:
The process in which energy is transferred by means of electromagnetic waves is
known as______.
Answer:
Radiation
Question:
The unit of energy in SI units is______.
Answer:
Joule
Answer:
J
Question:
The equation Q = ԐϬT<sup>4</sup>At is known as the______law.
Answer:
Stefan-Boltzmann
Question:
The ratio of radiant energy emitted by an object to the one it would have
emitted if it were to be a perfect blackbody is known as______.
Answer:
Emissivity
Question:
The rate of energy loss per second that is proportional to the temperature
difference between the object and its surroundings is known as______.
Answer:
Newton's law of cooling
Question:
The heating and expanding of a gas is called______.
Answer:
Thermodynamic cycle
Question:
When work is being performed by a system it is said to be a______work.
Answer:
Negative
Question:
The transfer of heat between two bodies in direct contact is called ______.
Answer:
Conduction
Question:
The equation dQ=dE+dW holds good for______ process
Answer: reversible
Answer:
Irreversible
Question:
The entropy always remains constant for a ______ process that occurs in a
closed system.
Answer:
Reversible
Question:
Whose statement is this? ‘’No process is possible whose sole results is to the
complete conversion of heat into work’’.
Answer:
Kelvin's
Question:
The most efficient heat engine is known as ______ engine
Answer:
Carnot
Question:
Total heat of a substance is also known as ______.
Answer:
Enthalpy
Question:
The ______ Cycle consists of two adiabatic processes and two constant volume
processes.
Answer:
Otto
Question:
The purpose of the displacer mechanism is to move the working gas between the
hot and cold ends of the machine through the ______.
Answer:
Regenerator
Question:
The ______ is a device that uses work to transfer energy from a low temperature
reservoir to a high temperature reservoir.
Answer:
Refrigerator
Question:
When a carnot engine is reversed it is called a ______.
Answer:
carnot refrigerator
Question:
The process in which the entropy of the system increases for irreversible
process and remains unchanged for reversible process is _____ law of
thermodynamics.
Answer:
Second
Question:
TdS = dU + PdV is a combined laws of______.
Answer:
thermodynamics
Question:
Water contained in a beaker can be made to boil by passing steam through
it at a pressure greater than ______.
Answer: atmospheric pressure
Question:
The more effective way of increasing efficiency of Carnot engine is to ______.
Answer:
Decrease temperature
Answer:
Reduce temperature
Question:
…….. process is the one that takes place at constant pressure.
Answer:
Isobaric
Question:
The latent heat of steam at atmospheric pressure is_____.
Answer:
<span lang="EN-IE"> 2257 kJ/kg<br>
Question:
The efficiency of Ericsson cycle is _____ Carnot cycle
Answer:
Equal to
Question:
Gas laws are applicable to_____.
Answer:
Gases alone and not to vapours
Question:
Which of the following laws is applicable for the behaviour of perfect gas
_____?
Answer:
All of the options
Question:
An ideal gas as compared to a real gas at very high pressure occupies_____.
Answer:
More volume
Question:
When there is a flow of heat into a system heat is said to be_____.
Answer:
positive
Question:
A Thermometer is named after the _____ property used for its construction
Answer:
<span lang="EN-IE">Thermometric<br>
Question:
The instrument for measuring the temperature of a body is known as_____.
Answer:
Thermometer
Question:
Electrical conductivity of a metal depends on the movement of _____ through its
crystal lattice
Answer:
<span lang="EN-IE">Electrons<br>
Question:
The relationship between the temperature and electrical resistance is usually
_____.
Answer:
Non-linear
Question:
The transfer of heat through solids is known as_____.
Answer:
Conduction
Question:
The transfer of heat through fluids is known as_____.
Answer:
<span lang="EN-IE">Convection<br>
Question:
When the thermal resistance of a slab is a high value, it indicates
a_____insulation.
Answer:
good thermal
Question:
The process in which energy is transferred by means of electromagnetic waves is
known as_____.
Answer:
Radiation
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Question:
A body that absorbs all the electromagnetic waves is called_____.
Answer:
<span lang="EN-IE">perfectly black body<br>
Question:
The equation Q = ԐϬT<sup>4</sup>At is known as the_____law.
Answer:
Stefan-Boltzmann’s
Question:
The ratio of radiant energy emitted by an object to the one it would have
emitted if it were to be a perfect blackbody is known as_____.
Answer:
Emissivity
Question:
The rate of energy loss per second that is proportional to the temperature
difference between the object and its surroundings is known as_____.
Answer:
Newton's law of cooling
Question:
When work is being performed on a system it is said to be a_____work.
Answer:
Positive
Question:
The efficiency of carnot cycle may be increased by_____.
Answer:
Decreasing the highest temperature
Question:
The work done in a system of wires is equal to_____.
Answer:
<span lang="EN-IE">Tension X Length<br>
Question:
Water at standard atmospheric conditions_____.
Answer:
<span lang="EN-IE">Is far below its
critical
state<br>
Question:
The entropy always remains constant for a _____ process that occurs in a closed
system.
Answer:
Reversible
Question:
No process is possible whose sole results is to the complete conversion of heat
into work' is known as_____ Statement.
Answer:
Kelvin's
Question:
The most efficient heat engine is known as_____ engine.
Answer:
Carnot
Question:
A _____ engine is a device used to convert thermal energy into mechanical work.
Answer:
heat
Question:
The _____ Cycle consists of two adiabatic processes and two constant volume
processes.
Answer:
Otto
Question:
The purpose of the displacer mechanism is to move the working gas between the
hot and cold ends of the machine through the_____.
Answer:
regenerator
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Question:
The _____ is a device that uses work to transfer energy from a low temperature
reservoir to a high temperature reservoir.
Answer:
Refrigerator
Question:
According to kinetic theory of gases, the absolute zero temperature is attained
when_____.
Answer:
Kinetic energy of the molecules is zero
Question:
The unit of pressure in S.I. unit is_____.
Answer:
<span lang="EN-IE">Pascal<br>
Question:
TdS = dU + PdV is a combined laws of_____.
Answer:
thermodynamics
Question:
The irreversible component of work is dissipated as _____.
Answer:
Heat
Question:
In a system, all the forms of non-dissipative work is collectively called
_____.
Answer:
configuration work
PHY291
MCQ1:
In semiconductor, the holes indicate the absence of
Answer:
Electrons
MCQ2:
Accuracy of a measurement is determined by
Answer:
Relative error
MCQ3: The following are factors that affect the
period of the simple pendulum bob EXCEPT
Answer:
Velocity
MCQ4:
If the time taken for twenty (20) oscillations in 2 minutes 50 seconds the
period (T) is ________
Answer:
8.5s
MCQ5:
Which of the following equation gives a relationship between period T and
length l of the string for a simple pendulum?
Answer:
MCQ6:
The main aim of the simple pendulum and bar pendulum is to determine the value
of
Answer:
Acceleration due to gravity
MCQ7:
The process of gradually decreases in the amplitude of oscillations of the
pendulum bob is called
Answer:
Damping
MCQ8:
Error due to wear and tear in the instrument is called
Answer:
Backlash error
MCQ9:
One of the following must be known in order to decide upon the type of a spring
for a particular purpose,
Answer:
Spring constant
MCQ10:
The method of determining the spring wire is _____.
Answer:
Static method
MCQ11:
One of
the following is a function of extension, in a static method of
Experiment.
Answer:
Load
MCQ12:
The magnitude of applied force up to which a specimen retains its elastic
property is defined as the
Answer:
Elastic limit
MCQ13:
Precision is a function of ____.
Answer:
Possible error
MCQ14:
The time taken to complete one oscillation is called____.
Answer:
Period
MCQ15:
The maximum displacement of the bob on either side of its equilibrium position
is called ___.
Answer:
Amplitude
MCQ16:
The method of determining the spring wire is ____.
Answer:
Static method
MCQ17:
The magnitude of applied force up which
a specimen retains its elastic property is defines as the
Answer:
Elastic limit
MCQ18: In static method, the measurement of
extension of a spring is a function of _____.
Answer:
Load
MCQ19:
One of the following equations is the period of oscillation?
Answer:
MCQ20:
The junction formed when the holes from the p-side diffuse into the n-side and
combine with free electrons and electrons from the n-type diffuse to the p-side
and combine with holes is called
Answer:
Depletion layer
MCQ21:
Two bodies moving along the same line but in opposite directions collide. This
type of collision is said to be?
Answer:
Headon
MCQ22:
Where there is no external force acting on a system of particles, the total
linear momentum of the system is ____.
Answer:
None of options
MCQ23:
The quality of sound produced depends upon which of the following vibration of
the stretched string?
Answer:
Frequency
MCQ24:
A wave which transports energy as it propagates in space is said to be one of
the following
Answer:
Progressive
MCQ25:
The points corresponding to zero amplitude are called ____.
Answer:
Node
MCQ26:
One of the following is the name of a
point with maximum amplitudes
Answer:
Antinode
MCQ27:
One of the following is the equation of relation between wavelength ,λ, Tension,
T and mass per unit length is
Answer:
None of the options
MCQ28:
The property of a wire to tend to come back to its original length when the
suspended weight is removed is called
Answer:
Elasticity
MCQ29:
The internal force that come to play within a body that is subjected to
deforming force is called
Answer:
Restoring
MCQ30:
The maximum stress a material can sustain without undergoing permanent
deformation is termed as
Answer:
Elastic limit
MCQ31:
Which of the following is the principle for measurement of low resistance
methods based
Answer:
Wheatstone`s bridge
MCQ32:
Which of the following principle form the basis of many experiment
instrument in a physics laboratory
Answer:
Whetstone's bridge
MCQ33:
One of the following gives the relationship between electromotive force, E,
resistance, R length l, resistivity ρ and thermoelectric emf, e
Answer:
e =(ρE/R)l
MCQ34:
Which of the following is the circuit containing only a coil and a resistor in
series
Answer:
RL-series
MCQ35:
Which of the following is formed by combining a p-type semi-conductor with an
n-type semi-conductor (P-N)
Answer:
P-n
MCQ1:
In semiconductor, the holes indicate the absence of
Answer:
Electrons
MCQ2:
Accuracy of a measurement is determined by
Answer:
Relative error
MCQ3: The following are factors that affect the
period of the simple pendulum bob EXCEPT
Answer:
Velocity
MCQ4:
If the time taken for twenty (20) oscillations in 2 minutes 50 seconds the
period (T) is ________
Answer:
8.5s
MCQ5:
Which of the following equation gives a relationship between period T and
length l of the string for a simple pendulum?
Answer:
MCQ6:
The main aim of the simple pendulum and bar pendulum is to determine the value
of
Answer:
Acceleration due to gravity
MCQ7:
The process of gradually decreases in the amplitude of oscillations of the
pendulum bob is called
Answer:
Damping
MCQ8:
Error due to wear and tear in the instrument is called
Answer:
Backlash error
MCQ9:
One of the following must be known in order to decide upon the type of a spring
for a particular purpose,
Answer:
Spring constant
MCQ10:
The method of determining the spring wire is _____.
Answer:
Static method
MCQ11:
One of
the following is a function of extension, in a static method of
Experiment.
Answer:
Load
MCQ12:
The magnitude of applied force up to which a specimen retains its elastic
property is defined as the
Answer:
Elastic limit
MCQ13:
Precision is a function of ____.
Answer:
Possible error
MCQ14:
The time taken to complete one oscillation is called____.
Answer:
Period
MCQ15:
The maximum displacement of the bob on either side of its equilibrium position
is called ___.
Answer:
Amplitude
MCQ16:
The method of determining the spring wire is ____.
Answer:
Static method
MCQ17:
The magnitude of applied force up which
a specimen retains its elastic property is defines as the
Answer:
Elastic limit
MCQ18: In static method, the measurement of
extension of a spring is a function of _____.
Answer:
Load
MCQ19:
One of the following equations is the period of oscillation?
Answer:
MCQ20:
The junction formed when the holes from the p-side diffuse into the n-side and
combine with free electrons and electrons from the n-type diffuse to the p-side
and combine with holes is called
Answer:
Depletion layer
MCQ21:
Two bodies moving along the same line but in opposite directions collide. This
type of collision is said to be?
Answer:
Headon
MCQ22:
Where there is no external force acting on a system of particles, the total
linear momentum of the system is ____.
Answer:
None of options
MCQ23:
The quality of sound produced depends upon which of the following vibration of
the stretched string?
Answer:
Frequency
MCQ24:
A wave which transports energy as it propagates in space is said to be one of the
following
Answer:
Progressive
MCQ25:
The points corresponding to zero amplitude are called ____.
Answer:
Node
MCQ26:
One of the following is the name of a
point with maximum amplitudes
Answer:
Antinode
MCQ27:
One of the following is the equation of relation between wavelength ,λ,
Tension, T and mass per unit length is
Answer:
None of the options
MCQ28:
The property of a wire to tend to come back to its original length when the
suspended weight is removed is called
Answer:
Elasticity
MCQ29:
The internal force that come to play within a body that is subjected to
deforming force is called
Answer:
Restoring
MCQ30:
The maximum stress a material can sustain without undergoing permanent
deformation is termed as
Answer:
Elastic limit
MCQ31:
Which of the following is the principle for measurement of low resistance
methods based
Answer:
Wheatstone`s bridge
MCQ32:
Which of the following principle form the basis of many experiment
instrument in a physics laboratory
Answer:
Whetstone's bridge
MCQ33:
One of the following gives the relationship between electromotive force, E,
resistance, R length l, resistivity ρ and thermoelectric emf, e
Answer:
e =(ρE/R)l
MCQ34:
Which of the following is the circuit containing only a coil and a resistor in
series
Answer:
RL-series
MCQ35:
Which of the following is formed by combining a p-type semi-conductor with an
n-type semi-conductor (P-N)
Answer:
P-n
FBQ1:
In semi-conductor, the hole indicate the absence of
Answer:
Electrons
FBQ2:
Relative error is defined as the _____ to the total measurement.
Answer:
possible error
FBQ3:
The systematic error is also called _________
Answer:
determinant error
FBQ4:
____ waves are also refer to as standing wave.
Answer:
Stationary
FBQ5:
The ratio of longitudinal stress to strain within the elastic limit is
_______
Answer:
Young modulus
FBQ6:
The ____ displacement of bob on either side of its equilibrium position is
called amplitude.
Answer:
Maximum
FBQ7:
The points corresponding to zero amplitude are called _____.
Answer:
Nodes
FBQ8:
An isolated system vibrates with its natural ____.
Answer:
Frequency
FBQ9:
The change in length per unit original length of the wire is called ___.
Answer:
Longitudinal strain
FBQ10:
A wave which transports energy as it propagates in space is said to be _____.
Answer:
progressive
FBQ11:
The restoring force per unit area set up inside the body is called _____.
Answer:
Stress
FBQ12:
The frequency of energy transfer in a coupling system depends on _____.
Answer:
Time taken
FBQ13:
At high frequencies of LCR series circuit the inductive reactance is _______
Answer:
Large
FBQ14:
The opposition offered by resistance is dependent on the frequency in an
inductor and a _____.
Answer:
Capacitor
FBQ15:
Error that occurs due to parallax in reading a metre scale is called ____.
Answer:
faulty observation
FBQ16:
The principle of conservation of energy is particular reference to conservation
of ____energy
Answer:
Mechanical
FBQ17:
Beyond the elastic limit the applied force produced ______deformation
Answer:
Plastic
FBQ18:
The magnitude of applied force up to which a specimen retains its elastic
property defines the elastic _____.
Answer:
limit
FBQ19:
A simple pendulum is a _____ body capable of oscillating freely about a
horizontal passing through it.
Answer:
Rigid
FBQ20:
The ability for a material to recover its original configuration is called
_____.
Answer:
elasticity
FBQ21:
The simple pendulum has its equilibrium position at the _____.
Answer:
center
FBQ22:
______motion is a universal phenomenon
Answer:
Oscillatory
FBQ23:
The process when the pendulum loses energy due to air resistance is called
___motion.
Answer:
Damped
FBQ24:
The period (T) increases with an/a _____ in the length of the pendulum.
Answer:
Increase
FBQ25: The
length of the pendulum can be determined by adding the length of the string
with the _____ of the pendulum bob.
Answer:
radius
FBQ26:
A _______time is a more accurate automatic switching device.
Answer:
Digital
FBQ27:
As the temperature increases, the conductivity of the semi-conductor --------
Answer:
increases
FBQ28:
An ordinary stopwatch has a least count of _____.
Answer:
0.1seconds
FBQ29:
The time taken by the pendulum to complete one oscillation is called _____.
Answer:
Period
FBQ30:
The value of certain physical qualities can be determined from the slopes of a
______ line of graph.
Answer:
Straight
FBQ31:
The fluctuation in the many times repeated measurement of the same quantity is
called ____error.
Answer:
Random
FBQ32:
Error that occurs as a result of zero marking of the metre scale that has been
worn out is called _____.
Answer:
End correction
FBQ33:
The systematic errors is also called _____errors
Answer:
Determinant
FBQ34:
______ unit is used when measuring the inter-city distances
Answer:
Kilometer
FBQ35:
If a coil and a capacitor appear in a series, it is called _____circuit
Answer:
LC-series
ECE110
FBQ1:
Christian missionary education was introduced in Badagry in the year _________
Answer:
1842
FBQ2:
Major difference in monogamous family and polygamous family is number of wives
which is _______or more respectively.
Answer:
1 ratio 2
FBQ3:
Reward and Punishment are old ________ of teaching and learning.
Answer:
Techniques
FBQ4:
Forms of education are informal, formal and _____ education.
Answer:
Open and Distance
FBQ5:
The first thing our people do after the birth of a child is to test the _____________
Answer:
Mother’s breast milk
FBQ6:
The process of giving the child adult food along with the breast milk till the
baby stop breast milk is known as ____________
Answer:
Weaning
FBQ7:
_________ is a lifelong process
Answer:
Education
FBQ8:
Communication that differentiate us from other animals is ____________
Answer:
Language
FBQ9:
The state of mind in which children usually react to some external factors
which are not pleasant is ____________
Answer:
Fear
FBQ10:
Another important _________ of moral training is the community
Answer:
Agent
FBQ11:
chastity refers to living a life of ______________
Answer:
Purity
FBQ12:
We should not allow our desire for rapid __________________ development through
formal education to encourage immorality.
Answer:
Socio-economic
FBQ13:
According to Akinbote (2001), every adult member of the community is a ____ to
the child.
Answer:
Teacher
FBQ14:
________ says “One of the chief aims of education is to turn the soul in the
right direction and save it from a life of self-deceit and delusion.”
Answer:
Plato
FBQ15:
People that did not attend formal school can also be _________
Answer:
Educated
FBQ16:
Family in which you are being born is called family of ___________
Answer:
Orientation
FBQ17:
The behaviour of people is ___________
Answer:
Attitude
FBQ18:
The general process by which the child learns the way of life of his people in
order to become an accepted member of the family or community is known as __________
Answer:
Socialisation
FBQ19:
Moral and ___________ training could be regarded as the pillar on which
traditional education rests.
Answer:
Character
FBQ20:
______________ is the first, oldest and most natural way of learning.
Answer:
Informal education
FBQ21:
Emotional behaviours often displayed by children is _____________
Answer:
Anger
FBQ22:
In extended family, all grandchildren call themselves ______________ and not
cousins
Answer:
Brothers and sisters
FBQ23:
Majasan (1974) identified ______________________ major techniques of
traditional African education.
Answer:
Five
FBQ24:
When children could become angry if a playmate beats the brother or sister,
this is a demonstration of _______
Answer:
Love
FBQ25:
An internal reaction or feeling which may be positive or negative is __________
Answer:
Emotional
FBQ26:
Schofield says Education is similar to __________________
Answer:
Experience
FBQ27:
United Nations Education, ________ and
Cultural Organization is the full meaning of UNESCO
Answer:
Scientific
FBQ28:
Emotional behaviours often displayed by children is ________________
Answer:
Anger
FBQ29:
The larger and wider type of family is _______
Answer:
Extended Family
FBQ30:
Informal form of education is also known as ____________
Answer:
Traditional Education
FBQ31:
A word that often makes many people to be afraid because it is associated with
secret cults or societies is ______
Answer:
Initiation
FBQ32:
______define education as a process of transmitting the people’s culture from
one generation to the other.
Answer:
Nduka
FBQ33:
Colombian says __________________ is a formal or informal process that shapes
the potentialities of the maturing person.
Answer:
education
FBQ34:
Breast feeding and weaning are very important aspects of childcare in
___________
Answer:
Traditional societies
FBQ35:
UNESCO aims of education is concerned with the development of people according
to their changing environment _______________________
Answer:
culture
MCQ1:
The decision to allow a child to go and learn a profession could have been
taken after consulting _________
Answer:
The elders
MCQ2:
Hiss sound can be used to stimulate the child to urinate
Answer:
Agree
MCQ3:
Family in which you are born is called family of _________
Answer:
Orientation
MCQ4:
The child should not be made to feel that it is a punishment to be engaged in
________
Answer:
Manual labour
MCQ5:
Negative consequences of illiteracy on traditional education include
Answer:
Options a and b
MCQ6:
As regards sex education, this is
something that is done with much
Answer:
Care
MCQ7:
Education is a life long
Answer:
Process
MCQ8:
The most popular form of education in this computer age is
Answer:
Formal education
MCQ9:
Formal form of education involves
Answer:
Reading
MCQ10:
Morality could be regarded as the pillar upon which the system of education is
rested on
Answer:
True
MCQ11:
One of the essential characteristics of traditional education is that it is
Answer:
Practical oriented
MCQ12:
Taboos are used to create fears in the minds of
Answer:
Children
MCQ13:
Various ways through which the indirect techniques were used in traditional
African education include
Answer:
All of the options
MCQ14:
Moral as a word refers to “acceptable behaviour”
Answer:
True
MCQ15:
Traditional education emphasises
Answer:
Option a and b
MCQ16:
Government should increase various enlightenment programs on radio and
television so that more people could go to school
Answer:
Strongly agree
MCQ17:
Traditional education must be taught to children only by
Answer:
None of the options
MCQ18:
Every child in African setting, is trained to behave well in the family and
Answer:
The community
MCQ19:
Teaching and learning in the school should be practical, interesting and
lively.
Answer:
Agree
MCQ20:
The idea of keeping boyfriends is never allowed as it is even strange thing to
Answer:
Africans
MCQ21:
Traditional education has a written syllabus
Answer:
False
MCQ22:
Girls are only told things about their monthly period when
Answer:
When they start menstruation
MCQ23:
The only person that is not liked or wanted in the society is the lazy person
who cannot work with his ___________
Answer:
Hands
MCQ24:
Most of the teaching and learning that take place in traditional education are based on secrecy, fear and
Answer:
Superstition
MCQ25:
The development of language among children all over the world follows the same
Answer:
Pattern
MCQ26:
An example of problem identified to be associated with traditional African
Education is
Answer:
Illiteracy
MCQ27:
The behaviour of people is called
Answer:
Attitude
MCQ28:
What makes the difference between us and animals is
Answer:
Attitude
MCQ29:
A person who has authority over everybody in his family is
Answer:
Father
MCQ30:
Old techniques of teaching and learning are
Answer:
Reward and punishment
MCQ31:
One of the essential characteristics of traditional education is that it is
Answer:
Practical oriented
MCQ32:
It is a taboo in African culture to have
Answer:
Pre-marital sex
MCQ33:
Language helps man to communicate ideas, thoughts and needs to
Answer:
Others
MCQ34:
One thing deeply cherished by Africans is
Answer:
Moral training
MCQ35:
The ability to read and write will not further enhance cultural practices
Answer:
False
ECE113
FBQ1:
School Children want to be treated as ___________
Answer:
Individuals
FBQ2:
The Child at childhood period is closer than any other member of the family to
the_________
Answer:
Mother
FBQ3:
There is a dire need to inculcate a __________ culture which is seriously
lacking in our children as early as possible.
Answer:
Reading
FBQ4:
Pre Primary education also helps in the children’s__________ Development
Answer:
Cognitive
FBQ5:
The Greek word Philia means_________
Answer:
Love
FBQ6:
Children are helped to understand, appreciate and promote the cultural heritage
of the community at large through_________
Answer:
Education
FBQ7:
Parents, teachers, the society and government are ___________ in education
Answer:
Stake holders
FBQ8:
Early Childhood education is also called __________________
Answer:
Pre Primary Education
FBQ9:
Education is the light of the mind according to _______________________
Answer:
Ajayi Dopemu
FBQ10:
Philosophy broadens the horizon of our _______________
Answer:
Search
FBQ11:
The word enculturation in philosophy could also be called _____________
Answer:
Socialization
FBQ12:
Logic is usually meant to be in search of __________
Answer:
Truth
FBQ13:
Epistemology is concerned about ________________
Answer:
Mind Work
FBQ14:
If the school is to be an instrument of education, it must be well________
Answer:
Staffed
FBQ15:
The teacher is a key element in the operations of the___________ System
Answer:
School
FBQ16:
Early Childhood education give the children opportunity to develop
____________ and technological knowledge
Answer:
Science
FBQ17:
The rising cost of living in especially in urban centres is a factor that
contributes to the need for__________________________
Answer:
Pre- primary education
FBQ18:
The Main language of instruction in pre-primary school is
Answer:
English Language
FBQ19:
Logic is usually meant to be in search of
Answer:
Truth
FBQ20:
The word philosophy is translated to mean________
Answer:
Love of wisdom
FBQ21:
_______ is another name for Enculturation
Answer:
Socialization
FBQ22:
Science that treats the operations of the human mind in its search for truth
is_________
Answer:
Logic
FBQ23:
Philosophy is very much interested in _________
Answer:
Reasoning
FBQ24:
___________ is the concern of moral philosophy
Answer:
Conduct
FBQ25:
A good nursery school teacher should be someone who has ___________
Answer:
Insight
FBQ26:
Children begin to speak simple sentence to express their________
Answer:
Thoughts
FBQ27:
Ethics concerns it self with_________ Science
Answer:
Practical
FBQ28:
Logic concerns itself with _________________________________
Answer:
Assisting Man in attainment of truth
FBQ29:
Political philosophy concerns itself with ________ of nature
Answer:
Phenomena
FBQ30:
A Model pre primary school should have a ___________________
Answer:
Head Teacher
FBQ31:
Pre - primary education is mainly established and managed by?
Answer:
Private Sector
FBQ32:
It is important for Nursey school teachers to have a thorough study of Educational _________
Answer:
Psychology
FBQ33:
Short form for Parent, Teacher Association is _______
Answer:
PTA
FBQ34:
Children with physical disability should be pitied True or False ________
Answer:
False
FBQ35:
The theory of morality is otherwise known as _________
Answer:
Ethics
MCQ1:
Epistemology concerns itself with
Answer:
Submitting knowledge to critical examination
MCQ2:
Logic concerns itself with
Answer:
Assisting man in attainment of truth
MCQ3:
Metaphysics concerns itself with
Answer:
Knowledge at the highest level
MCQ4:
The word enculturation is philosophy could also be called
Answer:
Socialization
MCQ5:
Children are to understand, appreciate and promote the cultural heritage of the
community at large by lessons learnt from the
Answer:
School
MCQ6:
The child at childhood period is closer
to the _______ than any other member of the family
Answer:
Mother
MCQ7:
Childhood period is also
Answer:
Pre-operational stage
MCQ8:
School children want to be treated as
Answer:
Individuals
MCQ9:
Children are helped to understand, appreciate and promote the cultural heritage
of the community at large through
Answer:
Education
MCQ10:
Metaphysics is a branch of philosophy
which
Answer:
Concerns itself with the features of things that hyperphysical supersensible
and immaterial
MCQ11:
What is philosophy?
Answer:
It is a way of thinking and way of life
MCQ12:
While handedness is established in most children, some may be left-handed,
while about 90% are
Answer:
Right-handed
MCQ13:
Pre-primary education also helps in the children’s
Answer:
Cognitive development
MCQ14:
Among the factors that contribute to the need for pre-primary education in
Nigeria is the absence of multiple mothering that had provided for the
development of trust and
Answer:
Sense of security
MCQ15:
Pre-primary education is mainly established and managed by
Answer:
Private sector
MCQ16:
In pre-primary education, there is need to inculcate
Answer:
Reading culture
MCQ17:
The child at childhood period is closer
than any other member of the family to the
Answer:
Mother
MCQ18:
Science that treats the operations of the human mind in its search for the
truth is
Answer:
Logic
MCQ19:
Metaphysics concerns itself with
Answer:
Knowledge at the highest level.
MCQ20:
Ethics is a branch of philosophy which
Answer: Concerns itself with the theory of morality
MCQ21:
The moral philosophy concerns itself with
Answer:
The principles of human conduct
MCQ22:
The political philosophy concerns itself with
Answer:
The economics and organization of the society
MCQ23:
The word philosophy is the combination of two Greek noun
Answer:
Philia and sophia
MCQ24:
Philosophy is very much interested in
Answer:
Reasoning
MCQ25:
The theory of morality is otherwise known as
Answer:
Ethics
MCQ26:
The branch of philosophy which deals with things that are hyperphysical,
supersensible and immaterial is called
Answer:
Metaphysics
MCQ27:
Philosophy helps us to broaden horizon of our
Answer:
Search
MCQ28:
Ethics is a branch of philosophy which
Answer:
Concerns itself with the theory of morality
MCQ29:
Early childhood education is also called
Answer:
Pre-primary education
MCQ30:
Parents, teachers, the society and government are education
Answer:
Stake holders
MCQ31:
Piagetian categorization of children’s intellectual development that falls
within childhood period is also known as
Answer:
Pre-operational stage
MCQ32:
According to Dewey, Curriculum should be based on the
Answer:
Social life of life people
MCQ33:
Early childhood education gives the children opportunity to develop
Answer:
Science and technological knowledge
MCQ34:
The required purposes of early childhood education include
Answer:
Effect a smooth transition from home to the school
MCQ35:
The purpose of the stated objective can be summed into: Education for
socialization and education for
Answer:
Numerical and literacy
ECE120
FBQ1:
___________________ involves the activity of muscles which leads to changes in
posture, movement and co-ordination movement with the infants developing
sensory apparatus.
Answer:
Motor development
FBQ2:
____________________ system affects or determines motor development in a child
Answer:
Central nervous
FBQ3:
____________________ supports equally affects or determines motor development
in a child
Answer:
Environmental
FBQ4:
The goal the child has in mind determines ___________________
Answer:
Motor development
FBQ5:
The body's movement capacities of a child affect ________________
Answer:
Motor development
FBQ6:
Between the ages of 4 and 6 momths, infants become more successful at
___________________
Answer:
grasping objects
FBQ7:
By the ages of 3 months, infants make clumsy swipes at ________________
Answer:
Objects
FBQ8:
The development of hand skills is a clear example of ________ development
Answer:
Proximodistal
FBQ9:
_______________________ has to do with smaller movements such as reaching and
grasping.
Answer:
Fine motor development
FBQ10:
______________________ refers to control over actions that help with infants
get around in the environment
Answer:
Gross motor development
FBQ11:
Getting around or "getting a move on" is called __________________
Answer:
Location
FBQ12:
______________________ is the movement from one place to another.
Answer:
Locomotion
FBQ13:
Children gain capacity to move their bodies through _________________
Answer:
a sequence of activities
FBQ14:
_____________________ is the use of fingers and hands small muscles to reach
out and grasp objects.
Answer:
Fine motor development
FBQ15:
Crawling is an example of ____________________. activities.
Answer:
Gross motor
FBQ16:
Children make great strides in the development during ___________________ years
Answer:
Preschool
FBQ17:
By age 4 or 5, girls are better at tasks
requiring balance and _________________ of movement
Answer:
Precision
FBQ18:
__________________ and
___________________ are important in children ‘s acquisition of motor skills.
Answer:
Motivation and practice
FBQ19:
In early childhood, boys are better co-ordinated in _____________________
Answer:
Throwing and kicking
FBQ20:
____________________ is the result of the joint contribution of nature and
nurture to brain lateralization
Answer:
Handedness
FBQ21:
Many left handed individuals are also ____________________
Answer:
Ambidextrous
FBQ22:
It is not advisable to re-orient left-handed children to write or carry out
_____________
Answer:
Motor activities
FBQ23:
Cognitive development refers to changes in ___________________
Answer:
Intellectual abilities
FBQ24:
A Swiss psychologist who was interested in how knowledge develops inHuman
beings is called___________________
Answer:
Jean Piaget
FBQ25:
Jean Piaget’s knowledge of and training in Biology shaped his _________________
Answer:
Cognitive theory
FBQ26:
Piaget defined Schemas as ____________________
Answer:
Building blocks of thinking
FBQ27:
Trying to understand something new by fitting it into what we already know is
known as________________
Answer:
Assimilation
FBQ28:
The process by which someone responds to new objects or events according to
existing schema or ways of organising knowledge is known as ______________
Answer:
Cognitive assimilation
FBQ29:
_________________ is the process of assimilating a new experience into an
existing Schema or accommodating a new Schema to establish a state of mental
balance.
Answer:
Equilibrium
FBQ30:
Approximate age of Pre-operational stage is _________________
Answer:
2 to 7 years
FBQ31:
Less egocentrism and deductive reasoning are two characteristics of
_______________
Answer:
Formal operational stage
FBQ32:
Vision, hearing, taste and smell are ________________
Answer:
Sensory abilities
FBQ33:
The keenness or sharpness of vision is called ______________
Answer:
Visual acuity
FBQ34:
The process of detecting a stimulus and assigning meaning to it is called _______________
Answer:
Perception
FBQ35:
Anything that remains the same in an object in spite of changes in
appearance is called _______________
Answer:
An invariant
MCQ1:
Examples of fine motor activities include the following except
Answer:
Eating
MCQ2:
Fine motor development in the first two years include the following except
Answer:
Scrabble
MCQ3:
Development milestone of gross motor skills of children aged 3 - 4 years
include the following except
Answer:
Mimicking the mother
MCQ4:
Phases involved in perception are
Answer:
All of the options
MCQ5:
Factors that play significant role in language development are
Answer:
Biological and cultural
MCQ6:
The process of language development can be divided into
Answer:
Pre-linguistic and linguistics
MCQ7:
At birth, infant engage in undifferentiated
Answer:
Crying
MCQ8:
Immediately children are born healthy, such newborns can maintain
Answer:
Eye contact
MCQ9:
Vocalisation or voiced sounds of children in early childhood include the
following except
Answer:
Emotional disturbances
MCQ10:
A one word that carries multiple meaning in early childhood is known as _________ speech
Answer:
Holophrastic
MCQ11:
Examples of telegraphic speech are all of the following except
Answer:
Daddy
MCQ12:
The average count vocabulary of a 3 - year old child is
Answer:
900 words
MCQ13:
LAD is
Answer:
Language Acquisition Device
MCQ14:
The process of taking information through the sense of hearing and making
meaning from what was heard is
Answer:
Listening.
MCQ15:
One of the earliest communicative strategies used by children is
Answer:
Vocal imitation
MCQ16:
Repetitive pointing and pantomime as important communication tools are used by
Answer:
Toddlers
MCQ17:
Oracy skills are
Answer:
Listening and speaking.
MCQ18:
Listening, speaking, reading and writing are basic
Answer:
Communication skills
MCQ19:
Obstacles to effective listening include the following except
Answer:
None of the options
MCQ20:
Literacy skills include the following except
Answer:
Cramming
MCQ21:
Ability to construct meanings from written materials is called
Answer:
Reading
MCQ22:
Pre-writing activities are
Answer:
All of the options
MCQ23:
One can enhance writing by
Answer:
All of the options
MCQ24:
Children have to play games and listen to stories, poems and songs that
involved the following except
Answer:
None of the options
MCQ25:
The first stage of language development in children is the
Answer:
Comprehension stage.
MCQ26:
Predictable phases of emotional development include the following except
Answer:
Emotional attachment.
MCQ27:
Some emotions that are noticeable among children before their first birthday
include the following except
Answer:
None of the options
MCQ28:
Emotion is a state of feeling that has
Answer:
All of the options
MCQ29:
Levels of Maslow's hierachy of needs include
Answer:
All of the options
MCQ30:
How many stages did Erikson identify in his theory of psychosocial
development?
Answer:
8
MCQ31:
How many of Erikson's identified stages are relevant to early childhood
education?
Answer:
4
MCQ32:
The strong affection tie we have for other people is called
Answer:
Attachment
MCQ33:
How many stages did Piaget propose in his theory?
Answer:
Two stages
MCQ34:
At what age do children enter the stage of moral realism?
Answer:
Between 5 and 6
MCQ35:
A stage of development where in children realise that people make rules and
people can change them explains the concept of
Answer:
Moral cooperation
ECE121
MCQ1:
To understand -------------- we must appreciate certain features that
make up their personalities.
Answer:
Children
MCQ2:
To be able to provide all these and make them happy and subsequently educate
them, the knowledge of child ……………… is essential.
Answer:
Development
MCQ3:
Early Childhood ------------ typically includes the study of nursery schools,
kindergarten and primary levels of education.
Answer:
Education
MCQ4:
Although, different trends in educational issues are considering other broader
interest of Early Childhood Education, some even include the study of different
age ranges of children in Early Childhood Education.
Answer:
True
MCQ5:
Child ……………. has helped to provide useful information on the general
growth and development of children.
Answer:
development
MCQ6:
The understanding of child ------------ is important to the future
academic growth of the child
Answer:
development
MCQ7:
The knowledge of --------------- enables one to recognize what the
children need at the different stages of
their life
Answer:
Child development
MCQ8:
We are also able to recognize certain ………………. which we have been learning from
childhood.
Answer:
characteristics
MCQ9: A
…………… needs to study the development of a child so as to be able to predict the
kind of person, the child will develop to as adult.
Answer:
teacher
MCQ10:
It is the changes that take place in person when the is a child, that will
determine to a great extent, the type of adult he will be.
Answer:
adult
MCQ11:
By studying the development of a child, we are able to apply the
knowledge gained to improve the life of other ……………..
Answer:
children
MCQ12:
We know what is beyond the limit of children at every stage of their life
through our understanding of the processes and stages of ……………………...
Answer:
Child development
MCQ13:
We can spot danger signals or detect problematic situation in child’s ……………
through our knowledge of child development when we notice a child behaving too
long in a manner that he should have outgrown
Answer:
behaviour
MCQ14:
There are different methods of carrying out ------------- study on child
development, the method
to use depend
on the purpose,
use and condition for the study.
Answer:
Research
MCQ15:
This is a scientific method of studying children
Answer:
Experimental Method
MCQ16:
In non-experimental study, the ________
of the children are not controlled
Answer:
behaviour
MCQ17:
The time for …………….. study may be as long as three years, five years, six years,
or even 10 years continuously.
Answer:
longitudinal
MCQ18:
The longitudinal method of studying ……………. is expensive and takes too long time
before to complete.
Answer:
children
MCQ19:
__________ study of children always involve small sets of children of different
age group
Answer:
Cross sectional
MCQ20:
The ______________ method is better than longitudinal because it is easy
to complete the study within a short time, and it is not expensive.
Answer:
Cross-sectional
MCQ21:
The person carrying out the study, can carry out …………….. with the children,
or the parents,
teachers, or care
givers of the children he is studying.
Answer:
Interview
MCQ22:
_________ records involved writing
down every thing
a child does
in a particular setting during a
given period.
Answer:
Anecdotal
MCQ23:
In _________, parents and other adult members of the society also observe
children as they grow
with writing their
observations down or
using any particular established
procedure.
Answer:
Traditional Methods
MCQ24:
Parents or guardians especially the mother may be so busy with house hold
chores and her …………….. that she may not even have time to notice any unusual
thing about her child.
Answer:
career
MCQ25:
As a teacher-trainee in Early Childhood Education it is very important
that you have good background knowledge about the ……………foundations of the
child.
Answer:
Genetic
MCQ26:
Your understanding of the ……………..of the child will always make you to
appreciate, love, treasure and have a strong attachment and bonding with the
child when you will be a practicing professional in Early Childhood Education.
Answer:
genetic foundations
MCQ27:
The concept of …………………. process is very simple to understand.
Answer:
Genetic
MCQ28:
………………. is the scientific study of the ways in which different characteristics
are passed from each generation of living things to the next.
Answer:
Genetics
MCQ29:
Each of us began life as a single …………… weighing about one
twenty-millionth of an ounce
Answer:
Cell
MCQ30:
The nucleus of each human cell contains ……………. which are threadlike
structures that contain the remarkable substance deoxyribonucleic acid or (DNA)
Answer:
chromosomes
MCQ31:
Each gene has its own function and each gene has its own location, its own
designated place on a particular ………………..
Answer:
chromosome
MCQ32:
In the process of passing genetic material to offspring from two different
parents, a specialized form of cell division called ……………. which produces cells
with only one copy of each chromosome is required,
Answer:
meiosis
MCQ33:
What follows in the process of reproduction is …………., whereby an egg and a
sperm fuse to create a single cell called a ………….
Answer:
Fertilization, zygote
MCQ34:
In the …………., the two sets of unpaired chromosomes from the egg and sperm
combine to form one set of paired chromosomes – one member of each pair from
the mother’s egg and the other member from the father’s sperm.
Answer:
zygote
MCQ35:
During the formation of the sperm and egg in meiosis, the members of each
pair of chromosomes are separated, but whether the gametes receive the maternal
or the paternal …………………. is a matter of choice
Answer:
chromosome
FBQ1:
To understand -------------- we must appreciate certain features that make
up their personalities.
Answer:
Children
FBQ2:
To be able to provide all these and make them happy and subsequently educate
them, the knowledge of child ……………… is essential.
Answer:
Development
FBQ3:
Early Childhood ------------ typically includes the study of nursery schools,
kindergarten and primary levels of education.
Answer:
Education
FBQ4:
Different trends in educational issues are considering other broader interest
of Early Childhood Education, some even include the study of different age ranges
of children in Early Childhood Education. TRUE or FALSE
Answer:
True
FBQ5:
Child ……………. has helped to provide useful information on the general
growth and development of children.
Answer:
development
FBQ6:
The understanding of child ------------ is important to the future
academic growth of the child
Answer:
development
Fill in
the Blank (FBQs) 12: The knowledge of child --------------- enables one
to recognize what the children need at the different stages of their life
Answer:
development
FBQ7:
The knowledge of child --------------- enables one to recognize what the
children need at the different stages of
their life
Answer:
development
FBQ8:
We are also able to recognize certain ………………. which we have been learning from
childhood.
Answer:
characteristics
FBQ9: A
…………… needs to study the development of a child so as to be able to predict the
kind of person, the child will develop to as adult.
Answer:
teacher
FBQ10:
It is the changes that take place in person when he is a child, that will
determine to a great extent, the type of ________ he will be.
Answer:
adult
FBQ12:
We know what is beyond the limit of children at every stage of their life
through our understanding of the processes and stages of child ……………………...
Answer:
development
FBQ13:
We can spot danger signals or detect problematic situation in child’s ……………
through our knowledge of child development when we notice a child behaving too
long in a manner that he should have outgrown
Answer:
behaviour
FBQ14:
There are different methods of carrying out ------------- study on child
development, the method
to use depend
on the purpose,
use and condition for the study.
Answer:
Research
FBQ15:
________ method is a scientific method of studying children
Answer:
Experimental
FBQ16:
The non-experimental method, is also scientific, though the person
studying the children does not control any ………………..
Answer:
behaviour
FBQ17:
The time for …………….. study may be as long as three years, five years, six
years, or even 10 years continuously.
Answer:
longitudinal
FBQ18:
The longitudinal method of studying ……………. is expensive and takes too long time
before one can complete it.
Answer:
children
FBQ19:
___________ method of studying the children involve gathering small sets of
children of different age group
Answer:
Cross sectional
FBQ20:
The cross-sectional method is better than longitudinal because it is easy
to complete the study within a short time, and it is not expensive.
Answer:
Cross-sectional
FBQ21:
The person carrying out the study, can carry out …………….. with the children,
or the parents,
teachers, or care
givers of the children he is studying.
Answer:
Interview
FBQ22:
________ records involved writing down
every thing a
child does in a
particular setting during a given period.
Answer:
Anecdotal
FBQ23:
In __________ method parents and other adult members of the society can also
observe children as they grow
with writing their
observations down or
using any particular established
procedure.
Answer:
Traditional Methods
FBQ24:
A mother may be so busy with house hold chores and her …………….. that she may not
even have time to notice any unusual thing about her child.
Answer:
career
FBQ25:
As a teacher-trainee in Early Childhood Education it is very important
that you have good background knowledge about the ……………foundations of the
child.
Answer:
Genetic
FBQ26:
Your understanding of ……… foundation of the child will always make you to
appreciate, love, treasure and have a strong attachment and bonding with the
child when you will be a practicing professional in Early Childhood Education.
Answer:
Genetic
FBQ27:
The concept of …………………. process is very simple to understand.
Answer:
Genetic
FBQ28:
………………. is the scientific study of the ways in which different characteristics
are passed from each generation of living things to the next.
Answer:
Genetics
FBQ29:
Each of us began life as a single …………… weighing about one
twenty-millionth of an ounce
Answer:
Cell
FBQ30:
The nucleus of each human cell contains ……………. which are threadlike
structures that contain the remarkable substance deoxyribonucleic acid or (DNA)
Answer:
chromosomes
FBQ31:
Each gene has its own function and each gene has its own location, its own
designated place on a particular ………………..
Answer:
chromosome
FBQ32:
In the process of passing genetic material to offspring from two different
parents, a specialized form of cell division – ……………. - is required, which
produces cells with only one copy of each chromosome
Answer:
meiosis
FBQ33:
What follows in the process of reproduction is Fertilization, whereby an egg
and a sperm fuse to create a single cell called a ………….
Answer:
Zygote
FBQ34:
In …………., the two sets of unpaired
chromosomes from the egg and sperm combine to form one set of paired
chromosomes – one member of each pair from the mother’s egg and the other
member from the father’s sperm.
Answer:
Zygote
FBQ35:
During the formation of the sperm and egg in meiosis, the members of each
pair of chromosomes are separated, but whether the gametes receives the
maternal or the paternal …………………. is a matter of choice
Answer:
Chromosome
ECE123
MCQ1:
The following are signs of Pregnancy except ______________
Answer:
Continual heachache
MCQ2:
Foetal Growth and development are divided in _________stages
Answer:
Three
MCQ3:
One of the following is not a guide to healthy Pregnancy.
Answer:
Take drugs on her own to keep fit
MCQ4:
Conditions that require medical attention to a pregnant woman include
Answer:
Anemia
MCQ5:
Among the causes of maternal mortality is_______
Answer:
Abnormal Haemoglobin
MCQ6:
____________is a major disorder in Pregnancy.
Answer:
Eclampsia
MCQ7:
The causes of still – birth includes all these except _________
Answer:
Nutrition
MCQ8:
_________ plays a vital role in lives of the reproducing woman as well as in
the lives of the children
Answer:
Family Planning
MCQ9:
Family Planning methods is grouped into
Answer:
4
MCQ10:
Total abstinence withdrawal and Natural Family Planning are grouped
under_______ of family planning
Answer:
Traditional methods
MCQ11:
Factors that may inhibit the practice of family planning in Nigeria includes one
of these
Answer:
Cultural factor
MCQ12:
There are __________ types of Infertility
Answer:
2
MCQ13:
Risk factors of infertility include
Answer:
None of the options
MCQ14:
Personal hygiene includes
Answer: All of the options
MCQ15:
The ______ environment deals with those factors that influence human behaviour
such as fear, anxiety, motivation, interest, perception, anger etc
Answer:
Psychological
MCQ16:
Health appraisal covers the following areas of the school child except
Answer:
Sanitary conditions
MCQ17:
Self-centredness, stealing, thumb sucking, sense of belonginess are some of the ___________characteristics
of children.
Answer:
social
MCQ18:
One of these is not a physical characteristics of a child
Answer:
Short attention span
MCQ19:
Love for recognition from teachers and other adults in the immediate
environment by children is a manifestation of a_______ characteristic
Answer:
Emotional
MCQ20:
The general characteristics of children are categorised into
Answer:
four
MCQ21:
Which of these is not children determinant of health.
Answer:
None of the options
MCQ22:
Environmental factors affecting children’s health growth and development
includes
Answer:
All of the options
MCQ23:
Those responsible for the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of mental
illness are called ___________
Answer:
Psychiatrists
MCQ24:
______provide liaison with medical personnel on the one hand and with the
children, teachers and parents on the other hand
Answer:
Nurses
MCQ25: Child
abuse involves____________
Answer:
Inflicting physical injury on a child
MCQ26:
According to John Olawale and Grace 2007, one of this does not constitute child
abuse
Answer:
Adequate health provision
MCQ27:
Child abuse is caused by one of the following?
Answer:
Disrespect for human dignity
MCQ28:
Effect of child abuse on the society includes these except________
Answer:
Societal development
MCQ29:
One of these is not an effect of child abuse on the child
Answer:
Optimum mental development
MCQ30:
The intervention measures on early childhood health problems by UNICEF are
classified into
Answer:
Four
MCQ31:
These situations attract the intervention of USAID in the human society
except__________
Answer:
Domestic violence
MCQ32:
Foetal Growth and Development during Pregnancy are divided into _________
stages
Answer:
Three
MCQ33:
A situation in which a child is born already dead which might have
occurred few days or weeks in the uterus before birth is referred to as
__________
Answer:
Still- birth
MCQ34: During pregnancy another living being is
groomed in the woman.
Answer:
True
MCQ35:
Contraceptives are the devices used for preventing ___________
Answer:
Pregnancy
FBQ1: During pregnancy another living being is
groomed in the womanTrue/ False_________
Answer:
True
FBQ 2:
__________facilitates opening of the cervix and the expulsion
Answer:
Contraction
FBQ3:
________is the foundation for child survival health growth and
development
Answer:
Maternal Health Care
FBQ4:
Contraceptives are the devices used for preventing ___________
Answer:
Pregnancy
FBQ5:
Child health is related to many factors. True/False_________
Answer:
True
FBQ6:
Children in their early years need proper and adequate nutrition for
health growth and development. True/False_______________
Answer:
True
FBQ7:
Nutritional deficiencies lead to improved cognitive development. True/False_________________
Answer:
False
FBQ8:
Malnutrition aids growth in
children True/False______________
Answer:
False
FBQ10:
__________ Is dynamic and not static in nature
Answer:
Health
FBQ11:
__________ Is a major health determinant
Answer:
Heredity
FBQ12:
Rich people are unable to enjoy the insecurity of preventive, curative and promotive health care services.True/False________
Answer:
false
FBQ13:
A particular environment is either comfortable or detrimental to the live
of an organism, human beings inclusive True/False__________
Answer:
True
FBQ14:
The basic needs of life include shelter, cars and certificates
True/False_____
Answer:
false
FBQ15:
School Health services constitute one of the component of school
____________ programme
Answer:
health
FBQ16:
__________ Is the procedure that aims at taking care of the mouth and teeth of
the children
Answer:
Dental examination
FBQ17:
Anthropometric assessment is concerned with the assessment /measuring the
height , weight and __________composition of the school children
Answer:
Body
FBQ18:
__________ Is the procedure that aims at taking care of the mouth and teeth of
the children
Answer:
Dental examination
FBQ19:
The procedure that are carried out by doctors , nurses counsellors teacher and
other qualified personnel in order to interpret to pupils and parents the
nature and significance of health problems is known as_______
Answer:
Health counselling
FBQ20:
Health evaluation is the procedure that is carried out to determine ________and
development of children
Answer:
Healthy growth
FBQ21:
The procedure taken by schools to prevent pupils from being affected by certain
health problems is called
Answer:
immunisation
FBQ22:
Every school is required to have a health room or_________ for emergency health
care
Answer:
Dispensary
FBQ23:
Knowing the historical development of the childrens health is an important
aspect of ______________
Answer:
Health Appraisal
FBQ24:
________Is conducted to detect obvious eyes disease
Answer:
Vision Screening test
FBQ25:
People concerned with the rehabilitation of the functions of the injured parts
of the body are called__________
Answer:
Physical Therapists
FBQ26:
Psychologists help in detecting_________ behaviours from the normal ones in the
school children
Answer:
Deviant
FBQ27:
Teachers play vital role in the observation and detection of health problems
faced by school children True/False _____________
Answer:
True
FBQ28:
Disorders of the musculoskeletal system are treated by _________
Answer:
orthopaedists
FBQ29:
A comprehensive school health services programme is of no importance to the
lives of the school children. True/False_______
Answer:
false
FBQ30:
Health services programme is organised and implemented by a team of personnel
from different areas of health, is this True/False.
Answer:
True
FBQ30:
Those involved in the study and care of the foot are called_______
Answer:
Podiatrists
FBQ31:
Those who specialised in the practice of interred medicine are referred to
as____________
Answer:
Internist
FBQ32:
A child is any human being who is below the age of 21 years. True/False
______
Answer:
false
FBQ33:
There are ________basic principles of children’s rights
Answer:
Ten
FBQ34:
Every child is entitled to adequate rest, recreation according to his age and
culture. True/False___________
Answer:
True
FBQ35:
Child abuse refers to a violation of any______________
Answer:
Child’s right
ECE223
MCQ1:
Children acquire large body of facts through
Answer:
Inquiry
MCQ2:
Phenotypic factors is made up of the following except
Answer:
Education
MCQ3:
The child can interact more effectively with ---
Answer:
Stimulating environment
MCQ4:
What are the two things emphasized in learning?
Answer:
Observable and relatively permanent change in behaviour
MCQ5:
Which of these responses is as a result of learning?
Answer:
Emotions
MCQ6:
The kind of learning associated with a stimulus response is known as
Answer:
Rule learning
MCQ7:
Instrumental conditioning was popularized by
Answer:
B. F. Skinner
MCQ8:
In what kind of learning does the consequent reaction reinforce response
Answer:
Operant conditioning
MCQ9:
--- is a very economical way of learning and less time consuming
Answer:
Imitation
MCQ10:
Learning consistent with a pattern present in the actions of a
model is known as
Answer:
Imitation
MCQ11:
Stimulus response learning
Answer:
Question technique
MCQ12:
------ means when meaningful stories are woven round the learning
task
Answer:
Anecdote technique
MCQ13:
____ and ----- helps the preschool child add new perceptions and
information to previous body of
experience
Answer:
Rhymes and songs
MCQ14:
Preschool children develop confidence through ----
Answer:
Playing
MCQ15:
Which of these are the inseparable concepts in early childhood
learning
Answer:
Play and learning
MCQ16:
---- is quantitative, visible and measurable
Answer:
Growth
MCQ17:
Hezberg (1959) describes environment in dual capacity as ----- and
------
Answer:
Internal and external
MCQ18:
The internal component of the child is seen as ----- while the external is
----
Answer:
Environment, external condition
MCQ19:
Predictability in environmental events help the child in developing
----- and ------ in his own abilities
Answer:
Stability , confidence
MCQ20:
Child growth and development can be influenced by the interplay of
---- and -----
Answer:
Heredity and environment
MCQ21:
Childhood play is all of these except
Answer:
A mere pleasure
MCQ22:
Through playful activities the baby learns
Answer:
About his personal boundaries
MCQ23:
A child’s most consuming occupation is
Answer:
Curiosity and play
MCQ24:
There are ---- stages of play in the pre-school year
Answer:
5
MCQ25:
Which of the following type of play leads to cooperative play?
Answer:
Parallel play
MCQ26:
Learning is defined as a relative permanent change in behaviour
arising from --- or ----
Answer:
Experience and practice
MCQ27:
---- and ---- factors operating within and outside a child
stimulate the nature of the child’s experience
Answer:
Emotional and environmental
MCQ28:
All these are sub-theories under the stimulus response theory except
Answer:
sub-theory of thinking
MCQ29:
The cognitive theory of learning is made up of these sub-theories except
Answer:
Sub-theory of curiosity and interest
MCQ30:
Children acquire large body of facts through
Answer:
Inquiry
MCQ31:
One of these is not part of the space arrangement for the centre
Answer:
The room for infants must be divided into areas for specific activities
MCQ32: One
of these animals is not advisable to be kept in the children’s playspace
Answer:
Turtles
MCQ33:
Knowing the typical development of children within the age span the
programme serves provides a framework from which teachers prepare the
---------- and plan -------
Answer:
Learning environment, appropriate experiences
MCQ34:
The basic features of learning are all of these except
Answer:
Awareness
MCQ35:
The role of the teacher in exploration is all of these except -
Answer:
Facilitate and terminate programme
FBQ1:
Development of the skills of critical thinking and how to solve different
problems is gotten through ----------
Answer:
Outdoor play
FBQ2:
Being guided by the readiness of a child helps the teacher not to get into
-----------
Answer: Frustration
FBQ3:
Maturation is when the ------- potentials of a child is developed in sequential
order
Answer: Maturation
FBQ4:
Large muscles are developed through the use of ---------
Answer: Swings
FBQ5:
Children manage different heights and body control through -------
Answer: Climbing
FBQ6:
Dramatic play among children is promoted through the use of -----------
Answer: Sandbox
FBQ7:
The staff for the preschool programme should be knowledgeable about the value
of play and how to ------- play activities
Answer: Supervise
FBQ8:
------------- is a relatively permanent change in behaviour of an organism
Answer: Learning
FBQ9: A
Montessori class consist of children between ages ---------
Answer: 3 to 6
FBQ10:
Maria Montessori regarded freedom of movement as the corner stone for ------
Answer: Motor education
FBQ11:
----- is simple observation of a particular act and the practice of that
behaviour by the observer
Answer: Imitation
FBQ12:
----- learning is a phenomenon where the
same response is learned by an entire class of events
Answer: Concept
FBQ13:
----- learning is learning about the relationship between two or more concepts
Answer: Rule
FBQ14:
-------- promotes an environment where learners are not afraid of making
mistakes
Answer: Outdoor play
FBQ15:
Playing and ---- are inseparable concepts in early childhood education
Answer: learning
FBQ16:
Preschool children’s learning styles consist of activities that facilitate
learning ----- among preschool pupils
Answer: Informally
FBQ17:
Development refers to -------- that occurs in a child over time that makes him
move from immaturity and helplessness to a more mature and competent level of
functioning
Answer: Holistic changes
FBQ18:
In preschool when children's role-play is partly free from teachers' planning
and involvement it is called -----------
Answer: Free play
FBQ19:
Free choice of play items helps the child to develop --------
Answer: Self confidence
FBQ20:
------- describes the surrounding that affects growth and development
Answer: Environment
FBQ21:
Development of the skills of critical thinking and how to solve different
problems is promoted through ------------
Answer: Outdoor play
FBQ22:
Play is important and accepted in ------ education
Answer: Preschool
FBQ23:
Quantitative process is the same thing as ----------
Answer:
Growth
FBQ24:
The UN convention suggested on the rights of the child that a child should not
work but have opportunity for play and ---- activities
Answer: leisure
FBQ25:
Play is a natural, spontaneous and creative activity through which children
learn a number of --------
Answer: things
FBQ26:
The beginning of ------- activities is observed from the period of infancy
Answer:
Playful
FBQ27:
------ is a preparation for adult life
Answer: Play
FBQ28:
The child learns to differentiate himself for the world around him through
------ activities
Answer: Playful
FBQ29:
Cooing, gurgling and babbling is the first stage of the child’s ----------
development
Answer: Language
FBQ30:
-------- factors are factors that lie within a person
Answer: Organismic
FBQ31:
The child interacts more effectively with stimulating environment because he is
in a constant state of growth and -----
Answer: change
FBQ32:
Metamorphic change and --------- emphasizes the role of facilitating cognitive
enrichment for the preschool child
Answer: environment
FBQ33:
Learning and experience comes through ----
Answer: Perception
FBQ34:
----- is associated with exploration and discovery
Answer: Movement
FBQ35:
The development of --------------- of a child in a sequential order is referred
to as maturation
Answer: Innate potentials
ECE231
FBQ1:
Scientific laws are generalized statement that have characterized….pattern
Answer:
General
FBQ2:
….Language has had great influence on other European languages used in science
and other disciplines today.
Answer:
Greek
FBQ3:
Today ancient Mesopotamia is located in the area of…
Answer:
modern Iraq
FBQ4:
…. was one of the longest lived civilization of the ancient world
Answer:
Ancient Egypt
FBQ5:
The early Greek philosophers were
Answer:
Cosmologists
FBQ6: …
said that original principles of all things is water
Answer:
Thales
FBQ7:
The ancient Egyptians were very good in…
Answer:
astronomy
FBQ8:
…science was used to solve practical problems confronting them.
Answer:
Chinese
FBQ9:
Abdullahi (1975) identified... major reasons why science enjoys prominent
positions in the society
Answer:
3
FBQ10:
….is regarded as the father of medicine and modern medical doctors
Answer:
Euclid
FBQ11:
...invented a complete system of geometry
Answer:
Euclid
FBQ12:
A fact is something that can be shown to be…
Answer:
truth
FBQ13:
The outcome of observation and measurement need to be ….
Answer:
Communicated
FBQ14:
The origin of man is described in a book titled …
Answer:
The Descent of Man
FBQ15:
...really worked extensively on the theory of evolution and even proved it in
his book titled “The origin of Species”.
Answer:
Charles Darwin
FBQ16:
Koslow and Nay (1967) proposed ... attributes
Answer:
8
FBQ17:
Inductive method of reasoning was developed by…
Answer:
Francis Bacon
FBQ18:
...formed the building blocks of protein which is the basic material of living
organism today.
Answer:
Amino Acids
FBQ19:
The first person to make a comprehensive theory of evolution was….
Answer:
Lamark
FBQ20:
Deductive reasoning was developed by……
Answer:
Aristotle
FBQ21:
Scientists carry out their investigation in …
Answer:
Laboratory
FBQ22:
Method of reasoning were developed by……...Philosophers
Answer:
Greek
FBQ23:
The school of thought that traced the origin of man is called…
Answer:
theory of creation
FBQ24:
From the result of the test hypothesis in an experiment...can be formulated.
Answer:
model
FBQ25:
The basic theoretical structure of physical sciences can be found… law
Answer:
Boyle’s
FBQ26:
A theory is put forward to explain the existence of…
Answer:
law
FBQ27:
The primary aim of technology is to make life…
Answer:
Comfortable
FBQ28:
A theory is put forward to explain the existence of hypothesis. TRUE or FALSE
Answer:
FALSE
FBQ29:
… is first skill used by scientists in carrying out investigation of natural
phenomena
Answer:
Observation
FBQ30:
There are ... major stages involve in scientific method
Answer:
6
FBQ31:
Scientific laws are generalized statement that have characterized….pattern
Answer:
General
FBQ32:
The term technology has its root from a combination of …. Greek words
Answer:
4
FBQ33:
….is concern with knowing the size or extent of something especially in
comparison within a known standard
Answer:
Prediction
FBQ34:
The concept “logos” means ….
Answer:
speech
FBQ35:
.. Is made in order to simplify communication on phenomenal being investigated
by scientists.
Answer:
Operational Definition
MCQ1:
Ancient Maya is today located in ….
Answer:
Middle America
MCQ2:
The people known as the Maya lived in the region that is now
Answer:
Argentina
MCQ3:
….Arab chemists left their marks in some names used in chemistry today
Answer:
Alkali
MCQ4:
Industrial Revolution started in Britain in ..century
Answer:
18th century
MCQ5:
….discovered radio activity and she was the first woman to win Nobel prize
Answer:
Marie Curie
MCQ6:
...discovered that some micro-organisms are involved in causing disease
Answer:
Louis Pasteur
MCQ7:
The medieval period for all its contributions to science was a period of … for
science.
Answer:
go slow
MCQ8:
…country use small rods to count their numbers
Answer:
China
MCQ9:
The term renaissance is a French word meaning…
Answer:
Rebirth
MCQ10:
...confirm the Copernican theory
Answer:
Johanes Kepler
MCQ11:
...wrote books on diet and hygiene
Answer:
Malmonides
MCQ12:
Historians of science has described the middle age as a period peculiar with..
Answer:
Magic
MCQ13:
….wrote on algebra, a name derived from Arabic word “Al-Jabr
Answer:
Al-kwarizmi
MCQ14:
Revolutionary upsurge in science is between…….. and ……….
Answer:
16 and 17centuries
MCQ15:
Eminent 19th century physicist includes all except…
Answer:
Hans Christian Oersted
MCQ16:
…country use small rods to count their numbers
Answer:
China
MCQ17:
Hindu- Arabic numerals include ….
Answer:
Zero
MCQ18:
Arab mathematician Muhameed Al- Khwarizmi introduced Hindu – Arabic numerals
to…
Answer:
America
MCQ19:
Ancient Maya is today located in ….
Answer:
Middle America
MCQ20:
...was regarded as the founder of the science of dynamics
Answer:
Galileo Galilee
MCQ21:
The word “techne” means ….
Answer:
Art
MCQ22:
….is concern with knowing the size or extent of something especially in
comparison within a known standard
Answer:
Prediction
MCQ23:
… are processes used by scientists to carrying out investigation except.
Answer:
cleaning
MCQ24:
The basic theoretical structure of physical sciences can be found… law
Answer:
Boyle’s law
MCQ25:
A scientific idea is a ….used by scientist
Answer:
Mental image
MCQ26:
Empirical concepts are concepts derived from…..… and ……..
Answer:
direct and indirect observation
MCQ27:
… are processes used by scientists to carrying out investigation except.
Answer:
Cleaning
MCQ28:
logos” means ………..
Answer:
Talk
MCQ29:
A scientific idea is a…. by scientist
Answer:
Mental image
MCQ30:
….Language has had great influence on other European languages used in science
and other disciplines today.
Answer:
Greek
MCQ31:
In pure science, ... were more practical then theoretical.
Answer:
Chinese
MCQ32:
... was a great metaphysician, mathematician, astrophysicist and political
theorists.
Answer:
Plato
MCQ33:
...was a Greek philosopher and a mathematician
Answer:
Pythagoras
MCQ34:
….is regarded as the father of medicine and modern medical doctors
Answer:
Hippocratus
MCQ35:
….are Greeks philosopher except…
Answer:
Piaget
ECE232
FBQ1:
Non-cognitive behaviours can only be
evaluated through_______
Answer:
Observation
FBQ2:
Government has indirect control over _________ education .
Answer:
Nursery
FBQ3:
Neglecting children at their early stages in life leads to ______ effects.
Answer:
permanent
FBQ4:
For effective teaching and learning, teacher needs to rely on ………….
Answer:
Lesson plan
FBQ5:
The objective of showing pictures to nursery pupils is to motivate ___
learning.
Answer:
Creative
FBQ6:
The methods of testing and examining students in a regular basis are called
______.
Answer:
Continuous assessment
FBQ7:
Another name for nursery or pre-school is ____.
Answer:
Early childhood
FBQ8:
What kind of behaviours is difficult to evaluate using paper and pencil tests?
Answer:
Non-cognitive behaviours
FBQ9: A
person trained to look out for the occurrence or absence of behaviour is
called……….
Answer:
Observer
FBQ10:
Observer performs three duties such as participating, observing and………..
Answer:
Recording
FBQ11:
An instrument used for collecting data while observation is going on is
called……….
Answer:
Observational tools
FBQ12:
A list of characteristic behaviours or action relating to one’s personality
traits and performance which the teacher checks off is refer to a………..
Answer:
Checklist
FBQ13:
An instrument with which events that are directly observed as they occur are
recorded and the information is analysed for the purpose of decision-making is
known as…………
Answer:
Observational schedule
FBQ14:
The book kept to record cases of punishment given to children and to ensure
that the procedure for punishing any child has been followed is called………….
Answer:
Punishment book
FBQ15:
Book that the main events or the main happenings in the school are
recorded,e.g. performance in sports or academic activities is called…………
Answer:
Log book
FBQ16:
What regulate school activities in the school?
Answer:
Timetable
FBQ17:
Items used or consumed always and that have to be replaced from time to time is
called………..
Answer:
Consumable stock
FBQ18:
Items such as furniture, farm tools, games equipment, audio-visual materials
are known as………..
Answer:
Non-consumable stock
FBQ19:
Cards prepared by the teacher at the end of each term and given to the pupils
who will in turn take them to their parents is called………..
Answer:
Report card
FBQ20:
Which record workbook will help the teacher to know the area covered as well as
area not covered?
Answer:
Record workbook
FBQ21:
The process of establishing the status of the performance of an individual or
group in a given task usually with reference to the expected outcome is
called………..
Answer:
Assessment
FBQ22:
The aspect of assessment that usually takes care of cognitive tasks of a child
in form of all his/her performance in the school subjects is…………
Answer:
Quantitative
FBQ23: …………..
Involves creating a questioning situation to assess the amount of knowledge
(cognitive), character (affective) and skills(psychomotor).
Answer:
Test
FBQ24:
When the majority of questions tends to be fuller and more appropriate
for the time allowed between question and response is testing………..
Answer:
Difficulty level
FBQ25:
A table indicating the topics covered and the objective being measured is
called…………
Answer:
Table of specification
FBQ26:
A method of scoring an essay test paragraph by paragraph is called…………
Answer:
Analytic scoring
FBQ27:
The marking in which one assigns letter grades to each score or interval of
scores is………….
Answer:
Institutional marking
FBQ28:
A method of determining the final grade for a given period of time through a
series of periodic assessments comprising test and non-test measures.
Answer:
Continuous Assessment
FBQ29:
The kind of test that has a table of norms is known as………..
Answer:
standardized test
FBQ30:
The art of looking out for and recording the presence or absence of verbal and
non-verbal behaviour of a person or group of persons
Answer:
Observation
FBQ31:
The most popular item formats used in educational assessment is called……….
Answer:
Multiple choice item
FBQ32:
The only instrument commonly used by the classroom teacher to assess cognitive
abilities is ……….
Answer:
Test
FBQ33:
Test must be valid and………...
Answer:
Reliable
FBQ34:
Continuous assessment supposed to cover cognitive, affective and ……….domain.
Answer:
Psychomotor
FBQ35:
Assessment could both be qualitative and………..
Answer:
Quantitative
MCQ1:
The potential period of intellectual development in children is ______.
Answer:
3-5yrs
MCQ2:
Early Child Education is also referred to as ------- Education.
Answer:
Pre-school
MCQ3: .
Non-cognitive behaviours can only be evaluated through_______.
Answer:
Observations
MCQ4:
Early Child Education include the following except __________
Answer:
Primary
MCQ5:
An environment which is designed or created by an observer to appear natural whereas
it is really controlled by the observer is known as………
Answer:
Contrived setting
MCQ6:
Environment whereby observer limits behaviours of the person being observed to
those relevant to his needs and interests is called……….
Answer:
Controlled setting
MCQ7:
What is used for the measurement of pupils’ cognitive, affective and
psychomotor behaviours.
Answer:
Checklists
MCQ8:
An observational system which gives brief account of the events on behaviours
at specific times is called……….
Answer:
Anecdotal records
MCQ9:
When an observer categorises the observed behaviour and records the behaviour
in the sequence of occurrence as it occurs this is called……..
Answer:
Categorised system
MCQ10:
Items used or consumed always and that have to be replaced from time to time is
called………..
Answer:
Consumable stock
MCQ11:
The book is made to back up the existence of any school is called…………
Answer:
Education law book
MCQ12:
The book where a lot of money that comes into the school or is spent for the
school is recorded is called………..
Answer:
School cash book
MCQ13:
The book where class teacher’s duty to keep his/her record of the presence or
absence of all the pupils in a particular class on daily, weekly or termly
basis is known as………….
Answer:
Attendance register
MCQ14:
What does a teacher needs to prepare before going to class?
Answer:
Lesson notebook
MCQ15:
The process of establishing the status of the performance of an individual or
group in a given task usually with reference to the expected outcome is known
as……….
Answer:
Assessment
MCQ16:
A set of questions or exercises given to pupils after they might have been
taught to measure what they learnt from a teaching session is known
as………..
Answer:
Test
MCQ17:
Tests are used for the following purposes except………
Answer:
Benefits purposes
MCQ18:
A method of scoring an essay test such that marks are awarded to the questions
after reading all the response is called………..
Answer:
Global scoring
MCQ19:
The marking in which one assigns letter grades to each score or interval of
scores is………….
Answer:
Institutional marking
MCQ20:
The following are the characteristic of continuous assessment
except………
Answer:
analytical
MCQ21:
The kind of test that has a table of norms is known as………..
Answer:
Standardized test
MCQ22:
Tools for observation are as follows except…………
Answer:
Observational technique
MCQ23:
The following are parts of multiple choice items except………
Answer:
All correct items
MCQ24:
Test must be valid and……….
Answer:
Reliable
MCQ25:
The two types of brushes used for painting are
Answer:
Hog hair and the stable brushes
MCQ26:
What are composite colours?
Answer:
An initial colour mixed when two or more colours are mixed together
MCQ27:
Warm colours tend to make an object………
Answer:
Larger
MCQ28:
Threads are derived from ----.
Answer:
Spinning of cotton
MCQ29:
How many types of computer do we have?
Answer:
3
MCQ30:
A poster is made for……….
Answer:
Advertisement purpose
MCQ31:
One of the following is an example of computer graphic design
Answer:
Microsoft Power Point
MCQ32:
Painting is sometimes referred to as ………..
Answer:
Secondary Finishing
MCQ33:
_____ is the process of judging an opinion about something.
Answer:
Recording
MCQ34:
Paints, crayons, pencils, songs etc. are forms of _____.
Answer:
teaching Aids
MCQ35:
Food given to students in northern part of Nigeria is a form of _____ stock.
Answer:
Consumable
SED22
MCQ1:
The _____________ is referred to as the absolute or thermodynamic temperature
scale?
Answer:
Kelvin
MCQ2:
Which of these best describe the triple
point of water?
Answer:
temperature at which solid ice, liquid, and water vapour coexist in thermal
equilibrium at the same temperature and
pressure
MCQ3:
The triple point of water is given as _______K
Answer:
272.16
MCQ4:
The relation between the Celsius scale and Fahrenheit scale is____________
Answer:
Tf =9/5Tc-32
MCQ5:
-70°C is equivalent to___________ Kelvin
Answer:
203
MCQ6:
The study of the motion of an object and the force causing it is ______
Answer:
Kinematics
MCQ7:
Motion that does not follow any definite pattern is said to be ______________
Answer:
Random
MCQ8:
It can be deduced from the Newton's second law of motion that______________
Answer:
force is proportional to rate of change of momentum
MCQ9:
The similarity between distance and displacement is the ___________
Answer:
magnitude
MCQ10:
The temperature range of a clinical thermometer is within the range of
_________
Answer:
35-43°
MCQ11:
Which of these best describe the first Newton's law of motion?
Answer:
Every object continues to move on a straight line unless it is being acted upon
by an external force
MCQ12:
The momentum before collision is equal to the momentum after collision is
explained in______
Answer:
Principle of conservation of momentum
MCQ13:
A man runs a distance of 2.0km in 10mins, his average speed is _________
Answer:
3.3m/s
MCQ14:
A car travelling at uniform speed of 10km/h spends 15mins moving from point A
to point B along its route. The distance between A and B is ________
Answer:
2.5km
MCQ15:
A fruit drops from the top of a tree 2.5m tall. The time it takes the fruit to
reach the ground is ________
Answer:
0.71s
MCQ16:
Two vectors P and Q acting on a body and acting directly opposite to one another,
if the forces are 90N and 60N respectively, their resultant force will be?
Answer:
30N
MCQ17:
Watt is equivalent to______________
Answer:
Nm/s
MCQ18:
Which of these is true about speed?
Answer:
all of the above
MCQ19:
The best instrument for measuring the diameter of a metal rod is ______________
Answer:
vernier calliper
MCQ20:
Which of these best describe the dimension for work?
Answer:
ML²Tˉ²
MCQ21:
The S.I unit for momentum is ___________
Answer:
Kgm/s
MCQ22:
kgm/s² is the unit of____________
Answer:
force
MCQ23:
Power can be measured in any of these EXCEPT___________
Answer:
J/kg
MCQ24:
A car travels 15km due east on a straight road and then 20km due north before
finally comes to rest, the resultant displacement of the car is_________
Answer:
25km
MCQ25:
The thermometric substance of bimetallic thermometer is _____________
Answer:
Two dissimilar metals
MCQ26:
Which of the following is a set of scalars?
Answer:
Density, capacitance and distance
MCQ27:
Which of the following is a set of vector quantities?
Answer:
Weight, displacement, and momentum
MCQ28:
Which of these is odd?
Answer:
Time
MCQ29:
Change in the electric potential difference or current between two metal
junctions at different temperature is a property of _________thermometer.
Answer:
thermocouple
MCQ30:
A ball of mass 0.6kg moving at a velocity of 20m/s is suddenly hit by a force
of 5N for a time of 0.035. Its new velocity of motion is ____
Answer:
20.25m/s
MCQ31:
Which of the following CANNOT be used as a thermometric substance for liquid in
glass thermometer
Answer:
Water
MCQ32:
The basis of working of thermometer is the __________ in physical properties of
the material with temperature
Answer:
Variation
MCQ33:
Properties being used for the construction of thermometers are called
______________
Answer:
Thermometric properties
MCQ34:
The unit of heat is given as___________
Answer:
J
MCQ35:
Celsius scale was named after the _________ scientist who suggested it
Answer:
English
FBQ1: ____________ is the ability to do work
Answer:
Energy
FBQ2: ____________ is the maximum displacement of
particle from its rest position
Answer:
amplitude
FBQ3:
Principal axis in a spherical mirror is the line from the_______ to the centre
of curvature
Answer:
Pole
FBQ4:
Momentum is the product of _______ and_________
Answer:
Mass, velocity
FBQ5:
The internal friction between layers of a liquid or gas is termed __________
Answer:
Viscosity
FBQ6:
Wavelength is the distance between two successive_______ of a wave
Answer:
Crest
FBQ7:
_______ is the ability of a substance to regain its original shape and size
after being distorted by an external force.
Answer:
Elasticity
FBQ8:
The expression mgh is the mathematical computation of__________
Answer:
Potential energy
FBQ9:
The expression $$\frac{mv^{2}}{2}$$ is a formula to compute _________
Answer:
Kinetic energy
FBQ10:
The turning effect of a force about a given point is called ____________
Answer:
Moment
FBQ11:
The elastic property of the surface of the water as a result of so many forces
acting on the surface molecule is called___________
Answer:
Surface tension
FBQ12:
The transfer of heat energy by means of electromagnetic waves is
called____________
Answer:
Radiation
FBQ13:
The unit of specific heat capacity is __________
Answer:
J/KgK
FBQ14:
A pure substance solidifies at a definite temperature called_______________
Answer:
freezing point
FBQ15:
The temperature in which pure substances liquefies is termed____________
Answer:
melting point
FBQ16:
The Newton’s first law of motion can also be termed as___________ law
Answer:
inertia
FBQ17:
The latent heat of ___________ is required to change a unit mass of substance
from solid to liquid without temperature change
Answer:
Fusion
FBQ18:
Heat capacity per unit mass will give ___________
Answer:
Specific heat capacity
FBQ19:
Heat transferred through fluid is said to have been transferred by__________
Answer:
Convection
FBQ20:
___________ is the process of heat transfer whereby heat is transferred
directly through a material medium without the movement of the material.
Answer:
Conduction
FBQ21:
The motion exhibited by smoke is said to be__________ motion
Answer:
Random
FBQ22:
The force of attraction that binds gas molecules together is referred to
as_________
Answer:
Vander Waal’s force
FBQ23:
___________ is the force of attraction between molecules of different kind
Answer:
Adhesion
FBQ24:
The law that is used in determining refractive index is ____________
Answer:
Snell’s law
FBQ25:
Waves which travels at 90 degrees to the direction of the vibration producing
the waves is said to be_____________ waves
Answer:
Transverse
FBQ26:
_________ is a disturbance which travels through a medium transferring energy
from one point to another without causing any permanent displacement of the
medium.
Answer:
Waves
FBQ27:
______________ is the change in the direction of waves when they pass through
an opening
Answer:
Diffraction
FBQ28:
In a simple machine, the expression $$\frac{Effort}{Load}$$
Answer:
Velocity ratio
FBQ29:
_________ is the effect created when two similar waves are superimposed.
Answer:
Interference
FBQ30:
Sound waves are good example of ________________ waves
Answer:
Longitudinal
FBQ31:
_______is the fraction of original length of an object that expanded per Kelvin
rise in temperature
Answer:
Linear expansivity
FBQ32:
Potential difference is measured in _______
Answer:
Volts
FBQ33:
The S.I. unit of current is ___________
Answer:
Ampere
FBQ34:
_________ is an equipment that is most suitable for measuring low current
Answer:
Galvanometer
FBQ35:
The “to” and “fro” motion of a body is called __________ motion
Answer:
Oscillatory
SED122
FBQ1:
The nature of the charge on Gamma rays is ---------charge
Answer:
Neutral
FBQ2:
The type of charge on Beta ray is -----------
Answer:
negative
FBQ3:
Low ionising power on gases is found on.............ray
Answer:
Beta
FBQ4:
The nature of the charge on an electron is ------------
Answer:
Negative
FBQ5:
The magnitude of the charge is the same on a proton and an .............
Answer:
Electron
FBQ6:
The constituents of the atom are............., electrons and neutrons
Answer:
Protons
FBQ7:
The relative atomic mass of an element is the mass of one atom of the element
compared to (1/12) of the mass of one atom of carbon - 12 ..........
Answer:
Isotopes
FBQ8:
Mass spectrometer is the instrument used
to determine fairly accurately the relative atomic masses of ..........
Answer:
Elements
FBQ9:
When two or more elements combine chemically in fixed proportion by mass, it
results to ......
Answer:
compound
FBQ10:
The ..........of compounds and the elements from which they are formeddiffer
from each other
Answer:
Properties
FBQ11:
Non metals are .......and gases
Answer:
Solids
FBQ12:
The process in which two or more light nuclei combine to form a heavier nucleus
with a release of energy is known as.......... fussion
Answer:
Nuclear
FBQ13:
Electrovalent bonding involves electron transfer from the valence shell of one
......to the valence shell of the other
Answer:
Atom
FBQ14:
The process in which the nucleus of a heavy element is spilt into two nuclei of
nearly equal mass with a release of energy and radiation is known as nuclear .......
Answer:
Fission
FBQ15:
The path of deflection of Alpha rays is towards a negative ......
Answer:
Pole
FBQ16:
The path on which Gamma rays deflected
have no effect on ......field
Answer:
Electric
FBQ17:
The statement that atoms tend to gain or lose electrons until there are eight
electrons in their valence shell refers to.......... rule___________
Answer:
Octet
FBQ18:
Michael faraday’s experiment is in………..
Answer:
Electricity
FBQ19:
Covalent bonding is a form of bonding arises from the .......of electrons among
atoms
Answer:
Sharing
FBQ20:
Vaander Waal's forces are form of bonding exist even between uncombined atoms
and non ........molecules?
Answer:
Polar
FBQ21:
Radioactivity can be associated with
......nuclei
Answer:
Unstable
FBQ22:
...........life is a measure of the time
taken for half of the radioactive substance to decay
Answer:
Half
FBQ23:
A lot of energy is often required to
split compounds into the ......elements
Answer:
Constituent
FBQ24:
Physical methods can be used to separate a ........with varying components?
Answer:
Mixture
FBQ25:
Chemical reactions are explain by combinations and.......... of atoms
Answer:
Rearrangement
FBQ26:
Theory is a ......proposal to explain an
observed statement of facts
Answer:
Tested
FBQ27:
........postulate was discarded as a result of The knowledge of
radioactivity.
Answer:
Daltons
FBQ28:
Faraday, ...........and Millikan conducted experiments that accounted for the
evidences about the nature of matter
Answer:
Thompson
FBQ29:
Chemical symbols and ....... are used to represent elements and compounds
Answer:
Formulae
FBQ30:
Lustre is a general characteristics of .......
Answer:
Metals
FBQ31:
The third particle in the nucleus is..............
Answer:
Neutron
FBQ32:
Element cannot be ......
Answer:
Split
FBQ33:
Substance that can be broken down into elements is called........
Answer:
Compound
FBQ34:
Non metals .........cannot heat
Answer:
8Conduct
FBQ35:
Metal is a solid at .......temperature
Answer:
Room
MCQ1:
What is the nature of the charges on an electron?
Answer:
negatively
MCQ2:
What is the magnitude of the charge on a proton and an electron?
Answer:
the same
MCQ3:
What is the constituents of the atom?
Answer:
protons, electrons and neutrons
MCQ4:
For the atom to be electrically neutral, what should be the magnitude of the
charges of the protons and electrons?
Answer:
number of protons and electrons must be equal
MCQ5:
What is the relative atomic mass of an element?
Answer:
the mass of one atom of the element compared to (1/12) of the mass of one atom
of carbon - 12 isotopes
MCQ6:
What instrument would you use to determine fairly accurately the relative
atomic masses of elements
Answer:
mass spectrometer
MCQ7:
What do Chemical symbols and formulae
used to represent ?
Answer:
elements and compounds
MCQ8:
Which of these laws was discarded as a result of The knowledge of
radioactivity?
Answer:
Daltons postulate
MCQ9:
Which of these can be associated with unstable nuclei?
Answer:
Radioactivity
MCQ10:
Which of these statements best define the phenomenon of half-life?
Answer:
a measure of the time taken for half of the radioactive substance to decay
MCQ11:
What radiations does a radioactive element in its decay emit?
Answer:
Alpha, beta and gamma rays
MCQ12:
What type of charges do Alpha rays bear?
Answer:
positively charged
MCQ13:
Identify the correct statement about Alpha rays
Answer:
high ionising power on gases
MCQ14:
What is the nature of the charge on Gamma rays?
Answer:
neutrally charged
MCQ15:
What type of charges do Beta rays carry?
Answer:
negatively charged
MCQ16:
Which of these statements hold true about Beta rays?
Answer:
low ionising power on gases
MCQ17:
Which of these statements hold true about Gamma rays?
Answer:
very low ionising power on gases
MCQ18:
Which of these statements hold true for an element ?
Answer:
cannot be split
MCQ19:
What is a pure substance that can be broken down into elements called
Answer:
Compound
MCQ20:
How many groups can you subdivide an element into?
Answer:
2
MCQ21:
What results when two or more elements combine chemically in fixed proportion
by mass.
Answer:
compound
MCQ22:
Which of these can be associated with unstable nuclei?
Answer:
Radioactivity
MCQ23:
How much energy is often required to
split compounds into the constituent elements
Answer:
a lot of
MCQ24:
What is the numbers of compounds available.
Answer:
Limitless
MCQ25:
How would you seperate a mixture with varying components?
Answer:
physical methods
MCQ26:
Which of these methods can be used to separate a mixture
Answer:
all of the options
MCQ27:
How would you explain chemical reactions
of atoms
Answer:
combinations and rearrangement
MCQ28:
What is a tested proposal to explain an observed statement of fact
Answer:
Theory
MCQ29:
Which law states that all elements are made up of small, indivisible particles
called atoms
Answer:
Daltons Atomic theory
MCQ30:
which of these scientists conducted experiments that accounted for the
evidences about the nature of matter?
Answer: Faraday, Thompson and Millikan
MCQ31:
What form of bonding exist even between uncombined atoms and non polar
molecules?
Answer:
Vaander Waal's forces
MCQ32:
Which of these is the nature of Matter?
Answer:
Electrical
MCQ33:
The process in which two or more light nuclei combine to form a heavier nucleus
with a release of energy is known as
Answer:
nuclear fussion
MCQ34:
Which of these is used for radioactivity?
Answer:
all of the options
MCQ35:
What does the statement that atoms tend to gain or lose electrons until there
are eight electrons in their valence shell refers to?
Answer:
Covalent bonding
SED211
FBQ1:
The initial or introductory part of the question in which the task is set out
is called ........
Answer:
Stem
FBQ2:
The wrong responses carefully selected to confuse candidates are called
Answer:
Distractors
FBQ3:
------- records are records that are
required by the law
Answer:
Statutory
FBQ4: a
measure or the degree to which a test measures what it is intended to measure
is referred to as
Answer:
Validity
FBQ5:
---------- of a test may be defined as the degree to which a test is
consistent, stable, dependable or trustworthy in measuring what it is measuring
Answer:
Reliability
FBQ6:
............ tests are tests consisting of questions (items) designed to elicit
from the learners through freedom of response the extent to which they have
acquired the behaviour called for in the course objectives
Answer:
Essay
FBQ7:
---------- test is to be constructed, administered and scored to ensure a high
level of objectivity
Answer:
Essay
FBQ8:
Measure of only factual knowledge is a disadvantage of -------- test
Answer:
Objective
FBQ9: A
two dimensional table that specifies the level of objectives in relation to the
content of the course is called the Table of
Answer:
Specification
FBQ10:
The ............ is the total learning experiences that are given to students
via the agency of the school
Answer:
Curriculum
FBQ11:
---------- is charged with the responsibility of conducting common entrance
examinations for tertiary institutions
Answer:
JAMB
FBQ12:
------- based assessment are conducted by schools
Answer:
School
FBQ13:
.......... test translate well defined subject matter content into test
questions that will elicit the types of behaviour we intend the learners to
develop
Answer:
Achievement
FBQ14:
............. put forward a taxonomy of educational objectives, which provide a
practical framework within which Educational objectives could be organised and
measured
Answer:
Bloom
FBQ15:
-------- is the first and lowest in the hierarchy of components in the
Cognitive Domain
Answer:
Knowledge
FBQ16:
-------- is all about internalization of knowledge
Answer:
Comprehension
FBQ17:
explain, represent, restate, convert, interpret, re-arrange, re-order,
translate, rephrase, transform etc. are action verbs to test
Answer:
Comprehension
FBQ18:
The process of assigning a number to a performance or attribute of a person is
called
Answer:
Assessment
FBQ19:
A measuring tool or instrument in education is called
Answer:
Test
FBQ20:
The process of administering a test is called
Answer:
Testing
FBQ21:
........... is a process of finding out the extent to which a learning
objective has been achieved after an instruction.
Answer:
Assessment
FBQ22:
--------- is the final judgment that is made from considering the results of
assessment or measurement.
Answer:
Evaluation
FBQ23:
-------- is a process in which the more mature of the human society (the
teacher), tailors the development of the less mature, (the pupil) for all-round
development of the pupil and the betterment of the society.
Answer:
Teaching
FBQ24:
____ evaluation is carried out in order to fix the students in the appropriate
group or class
Answer:
Placement
FBQ25:
Judge, Evaluate, Appraise are examples of words associated with ____
Answer:
Evaluation
FBQ26:
......... skills are developed when the learner uses what he knows to solve a
new problem, or in a new situation
Answer:
Application
FBQ27:
------- involves the principles of transfer of learning
Answer:
Application
FBQ28:
........... means breaking a learnt material into parts, ideas and devices for
clearer understanding
Answer:
Synthesis
FBQ29:
-------- test provides an indication of an individual’s general mental capacity
Answer:
Intelligence
FBQ30:
.......... evaluation is designed to help both the student and teacher to
pinpoint areas where the student has failed to learn so that this failure may
be rectified
Answer:
Formative
FBQ31:
-------- test is applied during instruction to find out the underlying cause of
students’ persistent learning difficulties
Answer:
Diagnostic
FBQ32:
-------- evaluation is carried out at the end of the course of instruction to
determine the extent to which the objectives have been achieved
Answer:
Summative
FBQ33:
The --------- domain is best assessed using tools such as achievement test
Answer:
Cognitive
FBQ34:
The -------- domain is best assessed using tools like projects, practicals,
dramatization and demonstration
Answer:
Psychomotor
FBQ35:
The -------- domain can be assessed using tools like observation, rating scale
and checklists
Answer:
Affective
MCQ1:
An instrument's __________ repeatedly measures traits with the same accuracy
Answer:
Reliability
MCQ2:
When a Test Retest is carried out the degree of the correlation coefficient
(r-value) determines the ________ of the tool
Answer:
Reliability
MCQ3:
The following are examples of school records except ____
Answer:
Teaching aids
MCQ4:
______ are records that are not necessarily required by law but are kept for
effective and efficient operation of the school system
Answer:
Obligatory
MCQ5:
The following is a format of test item ______________
Answer:
Essay
MCQ6:
_____ tests are tests consisting of questions (items) designed to elicit from
the learners through freedom of response the extent to which they have acquired
the behaviour called for in the course objectives
Answer:
Essay
MCQ7:
_____ tests are future oriented
Answer:
Aptitude
MCQ8:
______ refer to the natural talent or ability especially specified
Answer:
Aptitude
MCQ9:
_________ are examples of non-measurable verbs except
Answer:
Advance Reasons
MCQ10:
The following are features of objective tests except _____
Answer:
Dimension
MCQ11:
Measurement of complex achievement when its distinctive feature of freedom of
response is required is done using ______ test
Answer:
Essay
MCQ12:
“Open and Distance Learning is a viable option for the eradication of
illiteracy in Nigeria. Discuss” is a type of _______ test
Answer:
Essay
MCQ13:
______ domain deals with personality, integrity, punctuality and ethics
Answer:
Affective
MCQ14:
______ domain traits can be measured using tools such as interview, observation,
questionnaire, rating scale, checklist, inventory and anecdotal records
Answer:
Affective
MCQ15:
_______ test measures what pupils have learned after a given instruction
Answer:
Achievement
MCQ16:
_____ tests are future oriented
Answer:
Aptitude
MCQ17:
______ refer to the natural talent or ability specially specified
Answer:
Aptitude
MCQ18:
The following are Domains of Educational objectives except _____
Answer:
Behaviour
MCQ19:
_______ cognitive level is the use of abstractions in a concrete situation
Answer:
Application
MCQ20:
Cite, define, label, list, match, name, recall, recite etc are action verbs for
testing ______
Answer:
Knowledge
MCQ21:
________ is concerned with the ability to put parts of knowledge together to
form a new knowledge
Answer:
Synthesis
MCQ22:
The following are methods of estimating reliability except:
Answer:
Construct
MCQ23:
_____ method of reliability estimate give the same test twice to the same group
within a given time interval between tests
Answer:
Test-retest
MCQ24:
_______ is established to organise examinations for School Certificates both
Senior and Junior, and the Common Entrance examinations to the unity schools in
Nigeria
Answer:
NECO
MCQ25:
________ put forward a taxonomy of educational objectives, which provide a
practical framework within which Educational objectives could be organised and
measured
Answer:
Bloom
MCQ26:
The ______ domain is concerned with manipulative and motor skills that can be
potentially explored using hands-on activities, such as handling of writing
materials, dancing, games, technical drawing, laboratory experiments
Answer:
Psychomotor
MCQ27:
______ domain deals with Hand/Eye Co-ordination and manual dexterity
Answer:
Psychomotor
MCQ28:
_____ domain focuses on learning outcome such as interest, attitude,anxiety and
temperament
Answer:
Affective
MCQ29:
______ tests are those test items that are set in such a way that one and only
one correct answer is available to a given item
Answer:
Objective
MCQ30:
___________ is used to appraise the effectiveness of the individual items
Answer:
Item Analysis
MCQ31:
Examination and critiquing of test items
by one or more colleagues and experts is known as:
Answer:
Moderation
MCQ32:
The procedure of actually presenting the learning task that the examinees are
required to perform in order to ascertain the degree of learning that has taken
place during the teaching-learning process is referred to as test ________
Answer:
Administration
MCQ33:
_______ enquires whether the person being assessed is in such conditions as to
give their best without hindrances and encumbrances in the attributes being
assessed
Answer:
Civility
MCQ34:
______ test is a tool or an instrument in which candidates freely respond to
questions and organize their answers in their own styles
Answer:
Essay
MCQ35:
Test _______ is done when the instrument is taken to experts or specialists in
language, methodology, content and statistics and request them to vet the
instrument under the terms of reference served to them.
Answer:
Validity
SED222
MCQ1:
What do you understand by Octane number of oils?
Answer:
knocking tendency of an engine as qualified by the quality
MCQ2:
What is the conversion of straight-chain alkanes into aromatic hydrocarbon is
also known as?
Answer:
Reforming
MCQ3:
The term petrochemicals are used to describe?
Answer:
chemicals obtained from petroleum
MCQ4:
What homologues does the general formula CnH2n+1 OH represents?
Answer:
Alkanols
MCQ5:
On what basis are Alkanols classified as primary, secondary or tertiary?
Answer:
the carbon atom to which the -OH group is attached
MCQ6:
Which group generally characterise primary alcohols?
Answer:
CH2OH
MCQ7:
Which group generally characterize secondary alcohols?
Answer:
CHOH
MCQ8:
Which group generally characterise tertiary alcohols?
Answer:
COH
MCQ9:
What process does the decomposition of complex organic compounds e.g.
carbohydrates, into simpler compounds through the action of enzymes stand for?
Answer:
Organic degradation
MCQ10:
Which of these in not a likely source of glucose for the production of
alkanols?
Answer:
beans
MCQ11:
How many types of distillation are you conversant with?
Answer:
2
MCQ12:
What method would you adopt to separate two or more volatile, miscible liquids
with different boiling points?
Answer:
simple distillation
MCQ13:
What method would you adopt to separate two or more volatile, miscible liquids
with boiling points close to each other?
Answer:
fractional distillation
MCQ14:
What method would you adopt to separate two or more solids?
Answer:
crystallisation
MCQ15:
What system would you adopt, if you are saddled with the task of manufacturing
salt of sugar?
Answer:
cystallisation
MCQ16:
Identify the appropriate method for
separating plant and animal extracts.
Answer:
chromatography
MCQ17:
What is the tenable source of information about the simplest ratio of the
different atoms in a molecule in a compound?
Answer:
empirical formula
MCQ18:
Which of the listed informs about the exact number of moles of atoms of the
component elements in one mole of the compound?
Answer:
molecular formular
MCQ19:
Which of the listed gives information on the kind, number, arrangement and the
nature of bonds of the atoms in the molecule of an organic compound?
Answer:
structural formula
MCQ20:
Which of these gives a more holistic picture of the molecules in an atom?
Answer:
structural formula
MCQ21:
Name the enzyme present in the malt, that
catalyses the conversion of starch into maltose?
Answer:
diastase
MCQ22:
Which enzyme, if added at room temperature causes fermentation?
Answer:
yeast
MCQ23:
Which enzyme converts the maltose to glucose?
Answer:
maltase
MCQ24:
Which enzyme decomposes the glucose into ethanol and carbon (iv) oxide?
Answer:
Zymase
MCQ25:
Name the process whereby alkanols react with alkanoic acid.
Answer:
esterification
MCQ26:
Name the process where vegetable oils can be changed to fats
Answer:
catalytic hydrogenation
MCQ27:
What is the alkaline hydrolysis of alkanoates?
Answer:
saponification
MCQ28:
How many Classes of detergents do you know?
Answer:
2
MCQ29:
What do sodium or potasium salts of fatty acids result into?
Answer:
soapy detergents
MCQ30:
What is Alkyl benzene sulphonates used
to produce ?
Answer:
soapless detergent
MCQ31:
Which of these mediums will be the best source of information, if transgressing
from molecular to structural formular of a compound?
Answer:
all of the aforementioned
MCQ32:
Which homologues does the general formula CnH2n+2 represent?
Answer:
alkanes
MCQ33:
The process whereby alkanes burn in an adequate supply of oxygen to form carbon
(1V) oxide and water is known as ……….
Answer:
combustion
MCQ34:
Name the type of reaction in which one or more of the hydrogen atoms in an
alkane can be replaced by the halogens (CI, Br or I)?
Answer:
substitution reaction
MCQ35:
What industrial process would you use to breaking large hydrocarbon molecules
to smaller ones?
Answer:
cracking
FBQ1:
Octane number of oils refers to ………….
Answer:
knocking tendency of an engiene as qualified by the quality
FBQ2:
The conversion of straight-chain alkanes into aromatic hydrocarbon is also
known as............
Answer:
Reforming
FBQ3:
The term petrochemicals is used to describe
Answer:
chemicals obtained from petroleum
FBQ4:
The general formula CnH2n+1 OH represents .............
Answer:
Alkanols
FBQ5:
Alkanols are classified as primary, secondary or tertiary depending on the
carbon atom to which the ……… group is
attached
Answer:
OH
FBQ6:
Generally, primary alcohols are characterised by the group ......
Answer:
CH2OH
FBQ7:
Generally, secondary alcohols are characterised by the group ......
Answer:
CHOH
FBQ8:
Generally, tertiary alcohols are characterised by the group ......
Answer:
COH
FBQ9:
Fermentation is the decomposition of complex organic compounds e.g.
carbohydrates, into simpler compounds through the action of enzymes
Answer:
Fermentation
FBQ10:
Beans is not a likely source of ……… for the production of alkanols
Answer:
Glucose
FBQ11:
There are ………. types of distillation
Answer:
2
FBQ12:
………… is the method adopted to separate two or more volatile, miscible liquids
with different boiling points
Answer:
simple distillation
FBQ13:
………. method is used to separate two or more volatile, miscible liquids with
boiling points close to each other
Answer:
fractional distillation
FBQ14:
………is adopted to separate two or more solids
Answer:
Crystallisation
FBQ15:
Saddled with the task of manufacturing salt of sugar, ……..method is relevant.
Answer:
Cystallisation
FBQ16:
An appropriate method for separating plant and animal extracts is ……….
Answer:
Chromatography
FBQ17:
The tenable source of information about the simplest ratio of the different
atoms in a molecule in a compound is from its ……….
Answer:
empirical formula
FBQ18:
The ……………. of a compound gives the exact number of moles of atoms of the
component elements in one mole of the compound
Answer:
molecular formular
FBQ19:
The ……….
of an organic compound gives information on the kind, number,
arrangement and the nature of bonds of the atoms in the molecule
Answer:
structural formula
FBQ20:
The ………. gives a more holistic picture of the molecules in an atom
Answer:
structural formula
FBQ21:
………. is so unique amongst the elements because it is abundantly present in many
compounds
Answer:
Carbon
FBQ22:
When long chains or rings of carbon atoms bonded to one another, it is
called...........
Answer:
Catenation
FBQ23:
The process whereby Carbon completes its valence-shell octet by sharing
electrons is known as ……..
Answer:
Covalency
FBQ24:
Compounds that contain chains of interlinked carbon atoms are referred to as
……….
Answer:
aliphatic compounds
FBQ25:
When all the bonds between the carbon atoms are single, the compound is said to
be ……….
Answer:
Saturated
FBQ26:
Organic compounds with rings of carbon are generally referred to as-----
Answer:
aromatic compounds
FBQ27:
………. compounds do not refer to classification in organic compounds
Answer:
Covalent
FBQ28:
When a set of organic compounds show structural, physical and chemical
similarities they are referred to as ……….
Answer:
Homologues
FBQ29:
Compounds containing Carbon atoms are referred to as ……….. compounds
Answer:
Organic
FBQ30:
When all the bonds between the carbon atoms are double, the compound is said to
be ……….
Answer:
Unsaturated
FBQ31:
The fourth in the series of Alkenes is called ………
Answer:
Butene
FBQ32:
The general formula CnH2n+2 represents organic compounds in the homologous
series ………..
Answer:
Alkanes
FBQ33:
The process whereby alkanes burn in an adequate supply of oxygen to form carbon
(1V) oxide and water is known as ……….
Answer:
Combustion
FBQ34:
The type of reaction in which one or more of the hydrogen atoms in an alkane
can be replaced by the halogens (CI, Br or I) is known as …………..
Answer:
substitution reaction
FBQ35:
An important industrial process used for breaking large hydrocarbon molecules
to smaller ones is known as ………
Answer:
Cracking
EDU111
FBQ1:
There is a popular saying that teachers are born and not ____
Answer:
Made
FBQ2:
You are advised to read and ____ widely using other reference books to give you
a deeper understanding
Answer:
Research
FBQ3:
In what year was rapid progress in the forms and system of education in Nigeria
______________________
Answer:
1960
FBQ4:
Our mental, moral and emotional capacities are all _________________
Answer:
Different
FBQ5:
The philosophy of education was based on nations’ _________
Answer:
Goals
FBQ6:
The first curriculum conference was organised in the year
__________________________
Answer:
1969
FBQ7:
One of the recommendations of the Ashby’ commission is the establishment of
more _________
Answer:
Universities
FBQ8:
The greatest gift of the independence in sphere of education was
_____________________________
Answer:
Ashby report
FBQ9:
The Western regional government proposal for UPE was in the
year___________________
Answer:
1955
FBQ10:
The spread of education in the history of Nigeria became exciting in the years______________________
s
Answer:
1950
FBQ11:
The mission that was responsible for the first school was _______ mission
Answer:
Methodist
FBQ12:
The first known school was established in_________________________
Answer:
1843
FBQ13:
The law of exercise means _______ of the learnt materials
Answer:
Re-learning
FBQ14:
Employment of adequate teaching materials in classroom instruction corresponds
to law of _____
Answer:
Intensity
FBQ15:
Thorndike conducted his experiment with_______________________
Answer:
Rat
FBQ16:
Stimulus generalisation means:_________ in learning
Answer:
Association
FBQ17:
Repeated presentation of food to the animal in the experiment is called
___________________
Answer:
Reinforcement
FBQ18:
_____________________ theorists made use of dog for the experiment
Answer:
Parlov
FBQ19:
Guthries theory of learning belongs to ____________________________ category of
learning theory
Answer:
S - R theories
FBQ20:
Learning theories can be categorized into _________________________
Answer:
Two
FBQ21:
A good curriculum with quality sees adults and children as_______ learner
Answer:
Active
FBQ22:
A situation where a learned skill has no effect on the performance of a second
task is called _________________
Answer:
Zero transfer
FBQ23:
When the performance of a task benefits the performance of subsequent task, it
is called _________ transfer
Answer:
Positive
FBQ24:
The influence that a learned task has over learning another is known as ________________________
Answer:
Transfer
FBQ25:
The encouragement to lesson that is derived from government bursary is_________
motivation
Answer:
Extrinsic
FBQ26:
The encouragement to lesson that is derived from government bursary is_________
motivation
Answer:
Extrinsic
FBQ27:
The term Social Mobility refers to the ______ of an individual from one
position to another in the social structure
Answer:
Movement
FBQ28:
Drive motivation is a theory of
motivation. TRUE or FALSE
Answer:
FALSE
FBQ29:
To build self-confidence in the learner, the teacher should provide _________
counselling
Answer:
Group
FBQ30:
________________ treatment should be given to children found not ready for
school tasks.
Answer:
Remedial
FBQ31: ________________test
should be used to identify children in school who show lack of readiness in
school tasks
Answer:
Diagnostic
FBQ32:
Learning is ________ and multifaceted in such a way that no single activity can
represent it completely.
Answer:
Complex
FBQ33:
Positive attitude as a factor in learning is exhibited by
________________________
Answer:
Learner
FBQ35:
A drive is a state of _______ which occurs whenever a need exists
Answer:
Tension
FBQ34:
_____________ discontinued presentation of food made behaviour to disappear
Answer:
Salivation
MCQ1:
Psychology is a study of individual behaviour which consist of overt actions
that are as a result of his response to _____
Answer:
Stimuli
MCQ2:
Learning theories can be broadly classified into _____ categories
Answer:
2
MCQ3:
The commissioning of famous Phelps stoke commission was in year _____
Answer:
1920
MCQ4:
Philosophy is an attempt to gain a view of the whole ________
Answer:
World
MCQ5:
The history of Muslim education in Nigeria dates back to the early _____
century
Answer:
13th
MCQ6:
________ philosophy focuses on words and meaningsMCQ7: Philosophy of ______ is
the application of the knowledge to the solution of educational problems
Answer:
Education
MCQ8:
The amalgamation of southern and northern protectorate was ______
Answer:
1914
MCQ9:
________ involves many things
Answer:
Reasoning
MCQ10:
Psychology help in impacting instruction and moulding the _______ of learners
Answer:
Behaviour
MCQ11:
Psychology assists ________ to understand the nature of learning and how it
takes place.
Answer:
Teacher
MCQ12:
Each unit contains self –assessment
exercise and at a point in the course, you are required to submit ______
for assessment purpose
Answer:
Assignment
MCQ13:
Learning is ________ and multifaceted in such a way that no single activity can
represent it completely.
Answer:
Complex
MCQ14:
________ is a psychology process that refers to any change of behaviour that is
relatively permanent.
Answer:
Learning
MCQ15:
Law of _______ form the tenet of learning deduced from Thorndike's
Experimentation.
Answer:
Intensity
MCQ16:
______ is the animal's inability to repeat learned behaviour due to lack of
reinforcement
Answer:
Extinguish
MCQ17:
Assignment, exercise and drills should be given after each _______
Answer:
Instruction
MCQ18:
________ is previous learning or entry behaviour
Answer:
Experience
MCQ19:
Readiness factors include ______ and experience
Answer:
Motivation
MCQ20:
The ________social status in a society seriously affects his children’s
education.
Answer:
Parents
MCQ21:
Environment can affect the _______ of
children in schools.
Answer:
Learning
MCQ22:
Culture is shared and ________
Answer:
Learned
MCQ23:
When a child is born, the toys and other hardwares, which are given to him are
_____ in nature
Answer:
Physical
MCQ24:
There is a plethora of evidence to suggest that social class positions
influence _______ in many ways.
Answer:
Education
MCQ25:
Stratification may be referred to as any _______ based on individual or group
differences
Answer:
Classification
MCQ26:
The term Social Mobility refers to the ______ of an individual from one
position to another in the social structure.
Answer:
Movement
MCQ27:
According to Mark Webster, ________ is an organisation with an administrative
structure, characterised by a high degree of specialisation
Answer:
School
MCQ28:
The ________ is the first social group in which the child holds a membership
Answer:
Family
MCQ29:
Historically, the teaching profession was of _________ origin
Answer:
Noble
MCQ30:
The UBE programme was first launched in _______ state by the former President
Olusegun Obasanjo
Answer:
Sokoto
MCQ31:
The National policy on education was reviewed in Nigeria in the year _________
Answer:
1981
MCQ32:
Psychologists have emphasised that ________ attitude to oneself is a very
important factor that determines one's readiness to learn
Answer:
Positive
MCQ33:
Motivation answer the question; why a ___________?
Answer:
Behaviour
MCQ34:
Intrinsic Motivation include forces within the ___________
Answer:
Individual
MCQ35:
Cybernetic theory sees motivation as being intrinsically attached to
___________ activity
Answer:
Human
EDU212
FBQ1:
The child is made to know the norms of the society and at the same time to know
the ______ that accompany violators
Answer:
Sanctions
FBQ2:
The survival of any society depends solidly on the sufficient degree of
________ among its members
Answer:
Homogeneity
FBQ3:
______ is the intermediate stage between the child's domestic life and the
larger society.
Answer:
School
FBQ4:
_____ have the potentiality of
instilling moral values through the component in the written liturgies
Answer:
Religion
FBQ5:
Open _____ transmits non-formal education.
Answer:
Society
FBQ6:
Provision of ______ means someone to initiate the social change that is
necessary for a society to survive
Answer:
Innovation
FBQ7:
For the child, the teachers ______ and character provide a mode which he
strives to copy
Answer:
Personality
FBQ8:
With the understanding of sociology, an individual is blessed with rebuff view
about other peoples ______
Answer:
Background
FBQ9:
in sociology, education can be explained as an activity which depends on the
nature of the ______
Answer:
Society
FBQ10:
___ culture consist of official approved
behaviour patters
Answer:
Ideal
FBQ11:
An individual who is involved in armed robbery, fraud and stealing is regarded
as an _____ member of the society.
Answer:
Unacceptable
FBQ12:
______ bring new way or new ideas.
Answer:
Innovation
FBQ13:
Cliques are examples of ____ group
Answer:
Peer
FBQ14:
In sociology, education can be simply explained as an activity which goes on in
_______
Answer:
Society
FBQ15:
The conflict of _____ in concrete moral situation is the greatest weakness of
traditional moral teaching
Answer:
Values
FBQ16:
Human liberation is done through the provision of equal _______ opportunities
Answer:
Educational
FBQ17:
Mass media is an agent of ________
Answer:
Socialization
FBQ18:
School is an ___ of socialization
Answer:
Agent
FBQ19: The theory of embourgeoisement is propounded
by _____ and luckword
Answer:
Goldthrorp
FBQ20:
In the patronage and the utilisation of mass media, children should be
discouraged from _____ ideas
Answer:
Negative
FBQ21:
______ can be described as reflection of man's attempts to explain those aspect
of his environment which he cannot understand
Answer:
Religion
FBQ22:
Education in any society is to help transmit to the young the ______ of the
society
Answer:
Culture
FBQ23:
_____ is a system or organisation of mutual relations between human beings
implicit in certain communities and institutions.
Answer:
Society
FBQ24:
The social function of education is under ____ headings
Answer:
Five
FBQ25: Sociology intimates individuals with changes
within the _____
Answer:
Society
FBQ26:
Education can be explained as the nourishment of an individual to attain the
natural ____ in life.
Answer:
Capacity
FBQ27:
A change is inevitable, but it is always met with resistance which results in
________
Answer:
Instability
FBQ28: For meaningful existence and purposeful
survival an individual aspires to achieve basic social ______
Answer:
Needs
FBQ29:
Education is a veritable tool for human growth and _____
Answer:
Development
FBQ30: The process of adaptation by the individuals
to the conventional patterns of behaviour is ________
Answer:
Socialization
FBQ31:
The family is one of the many small groups that is called _______ group saddled
with giving offspring a decent pattern of living.
Answer:
Primary
FBQ32:
The scientific assessment of the social facts within the society serves as an
avenue to curb _______in the society.
Answer:
Discomfort
FBQ33:
Sociology of education emphasizes the analyses of sociological process involved
in _______ institution
Answer:
Educational
FBQ34:
Education is to provide well behaved ______in the society
Answer:
Individuals
FBQ35:
________examines human background and various forms of orientation within the
society.
Answer:
Sociology
MCQ1:
Society is a ______ family where people mix together and progress collectively.
Answer:
bigger
MCQ2:
Education in any society is to help to transmit to the ______ culture of the
society.
Answer:
Young
MCQ3:
Throughout man's history, both the family and the institution of marriage
display considerable ______ variability
Answer:
cultural
MCQ4:
Sociology as a field assists the members of any society to solve _______
problems
Answer:
social
MCQ5:
The society comprises of ______ which man interacts with for survival.
Answer:
sub-system
MCQ6:
Experts in sociology of education are contributors to the existing ______ in
sociology
Answer:
Knowledge
MCQ7:
The word education originated from the Latin word EDUCERE meaning to ___ out
Answer:
lead
MCQ8:
Ancient teaching adopts _______ approach to teach morality
Answer:
authoritarian
MCQ9:
The higher the class of an individual the more likely to receive _____
Answer:
Attention
MCQ10:
In the early years, peer groups are relatively ______ and transitory
Answer:
informal
MCQ11:
A sub-culture is a smaller group ______ than society.
Answer:
Smaller
MCQ12:
The teacher has often been called a
_____ changer
Answer:
social
MCQ13:
Moral ____ is held at high esteem
Answer:
Values
MCQ14:
Every individual within the global society is expected to be ______ literate in
order to be integrated within the society
Answer:
computer
MCQ15:
What is necessary at every level of leadership is _______
Answer:
Integrity
MCQ16:
A human child has a remarkable capacity to imitate others to develop according
to the tenets of ______
Answer:
Environment
MCQ17:
Educational sociology is the application of general principles and findings of
sociology to ________ of education
Answer:
process
MCQ18:
Sociology studies the relationship between political and ______ system.
Answer:
economic
MCQ19:
In the society the child learns the importance of ________
Answer:
Tolerance
MCQ20:
Sociology as a discipline is the scientific study of ______ in the society.
Answer:
Man
MCQ21:
Teachers serve as a source of moral value through the demonstration of ______
virtue
Answer:
positive
MCQ22:
In every society, traditions have serious influence on the _____ values
Answer:
Moral
MCQ23:
Sociology of education emphasizes ______ problems in the realm of education.
Answer:
sociological
MCQ24:
Knowledge of sociology will assist in
______ others with different cultural background and orientation
Answer:
accommodating
MCQ25:
______ defined culture as the configuration of
learned behaviour
Answer:
Linton
MCQ26:
Experts in sociology of education are regarded as ________
Answer:
Sociologist
MCQ27:
The responsibility of training individual in the society is primarily vested on
the ________ and ________.
Answer:
parents/teachers
MCQ28:
The patterns of behaviours that a society has to pass on to its new recruits
are referred to as its ______
Answer:
Cultures
MCQ29:
The home transmit informal education , school deliver formal education while
the open society transmit ________ education
Answer:
non-formal
MCQ30:
Sociology can be best defined as systematic study of social behaviours and
human ________
Answer:
groups.
MCQ31:
Sociology examines ____ background and
various forms of orientation within the society
Answer:
Human
MCQ32:
A dictum goes thus: an educated man is _____ in character and _____in thinking.
Answer:
positive/constructive
MCQ33:
Socialization can be described as the process of ________ by the individual to
the conventional patterns of behaviour.
Answer:
Adaptation
MCQ34:
Mass media can be divided into _____
Answer:
Two
MCQ35:
As a field of study, sociology has an extremely ____ scope because the society
comprises of several sub-systems
Answer:
wide
EDU214
FBQ1:
Education indeed, is the practical way of attaining __________and social
fulfilment
Answer:
individual
FBQ2:
__________ refers to friendliness, affection or love
Answer:
Philia
FBQ3:
education begins at home with _________ leading the way
Answer:
Parents
FBQ4:
Some contemporary thinkers also referred to as_____________
Answer:
Analytic philosophers
FBQ5:
The word philosophy came from the Greek words __________ Sophia
Answer:
Philo
FBQ6:
Sophia refers to the highest_________
Answer:
Intellectual
FBQ7:
Philosophy constitutes the base of the
_______ design
Answer:
Curriculum
FBQ8:
Socrates was born about the year _________
Answer:
470 BC
FBQ9:
Socrates' theory of knowledge asserts that ________ is derived through concepts
Answer:
knowledge
FBQ10:
Socrates taught that ___________ is knowledge
Answer:
Virtue
FBQ11:
_________ built a school in Athens called the Academy
Answer:
Plato
FBQ12:
________ condemned the idea of Public school
Answer:
Locke
FBQ13:
________postulated that obedience is an essential feature in the character of a
child
Answer:
Kant
FBQ14: Public education and learning by doing was
advocated by ________
Answer:
Kant
FBQ15: ________ recommended private school
Answer:
John Locke
FBQ16: John Dewey died of _________
Answer:
Pneumonia
FBQ17:
Students according to Socrates should be encouraged to think for ________
Answer:
Themselves
FBQ18: Dewey beliefs that the ________should consider the interest and
ability of the learners
Answer:
Curriculum
FBQ19: John Locke was of the view that __________
should be made to suit the mode of life which the pupil is expected to Live
Answer:
education
FBQ20:
Mortimer J. Adler was the proponent of Educational __________
Answer:
Perennialism
FBQ21:
Immanuel Kant postulated that obedience is an essential feature in the
character of a __________
Answer:
Child
FBQ22:
The study of epistemological was postulated by ___________
Answer:
Noddings
FBQ23:
__________ is a traditional branch of philosophy concerned with explaining the
fundamental nature of being and the world that encompasses
Answer:
Metaphysics
FBQ24:
Aristotle was an exponent of__________
Answer:
Realism
FBQ25: Theory of Tabula Raza was propounded by
__________
Answer:
John Locke
FBQ26:
Pragmatism is the philosophical idea
that asserts that change is _________
Answer:
dynamic
FBQ27: __________ is the branch of philosophy that
deals with value both intrinsic and extrinsic
Answer:
Axiology
FBQ28:
Hylomorphism was formulated by ____________
Answer:
Aristotle
FBQ29:
Education indeed, is the practical way of attaining individual and __________
fulfilment
Answer:
social
FBQ30:
Epistemology is the theory of __________
Answer:
Knowledge
FBQ31:
Informal education is a process of education which takes place
through___________ with elders, age mates, and friends
Answer:
interaction
FBQ32:
__________ education can be defined as an education that enables a person to
enjoy his leisure activities better
Answer:
Liberal
FBQ33:
Vocational education is an education that provides the learner with the know
ledge, skills or competences needed for an __________
Answer:
Occupation
FBQ34:
Idealists emphasize the use of reason in _________
Answer:
Learning
FBQ35:
Rational knowledge is obtained through _________
Answer:
Reason
MCQ1:
In rejecting the theory of Plato, Aristotle formulated the theory of ________
Answer:
Hylomorphism
MCQ2:
logic is the method used to identify correct conclusion from________
Answer:
incorrect ones
MCQ3:
________ lived between 428 to 348 BC
Answer:
Socrates
MCQ4:
Philosophy constitutes the_________ of curriculum design.
Answer:
Base
MCQ5:
Curriculum is based on philosophy because of the ________ it derives from
philosophy.
Answer:
Inspiration
MCQ6: ________knowledge is obtained through reason
Answer:
Rational
MCQ7:
Philosophy equips teachers to deal with educational problems by obtaining ______
Answer:
self-reflection
MCQ8:
theory of Tabula Raza was propounded by_______
Answer:
John Locke
MCQ9:
philosophy gives education the thought
and education gives it an outlet in _______
Answer:
practice
MCQ10:
_______was an exponent of realism
Answer:
Aristotle
MCQ11:
________helps the teacher/educator to better understand the objectives of his
national policies on education
Answer:
philosophy of education
MCQ12:
Locke condemned the idea of ____
education
Answer:
Public
MCQ13:
Kant (1724-1804) was an advocate of____ education and of learning by doing
Answer:
Public
MCQ14:
_______ was born about the year 470 BC
Answer:
Socrates
MCQ15:
The teachings of _____ were based
on ethics or moral
Answer:
Socrates
MCQ16:
_____ was the proponent of Educational Perennialism
Answer:
Mortimer J. Adler
MCQ17:
Nodding was recognized for his epistemological studies with children, and the
establishment of Genetic ______
Answer:
Perennialism
MCQ18:
Socrates' theory of knowledge asserts that knowledge is derived through _______
Answer:
concepts
MCQ19:
Plato built a school in Athens called the ______
Answer:
Academy
MCQ20:
Plato influenced Nigeria in the area of
______
Answer:
Universal Primary Education
MCQ21:
_______was derived from philosophy.
Answer:
Curriculum
MCQ22:
Philosophy of education is an _______
philosophy for teachers
Answer:
Applied
MCQ23: Pragmatism
is the philosophical idea that
asserts that change is _________
Answer:
dynamic
MCQ24:
philosophy and education are _____ disciplines
Answer:
complementary
MCQ25:
Philosophical schools of thought are of ________ major divisions
Answer:
Four
MCQ26: __________is a knowledge that can be obtained
through the senses
Answer:
Empirical
MCQ27:
Dewey develops the following methods of education except________
Answer:
Inclusive method
MCQ28:
Socrates was born in the year _______
Answer:
470 BC
MCQ29:
Philosophy help teachers to understand the national and_________ goals of his country
Answer:
Curriculum
MCQ30:
The teacher with the _______ engages in any form of educational problems,
issues and discussion and offers alternative options for actions
Answer:
knowledge of philosophy
MCQ31:
students according to _____ should be encouraged to think for themselves
Answer:
Socrates
MCQ32:
Socrates taught that Virtue is ____
Answer:
knowledge
MCQ33:
education begins at home with ______ leading the way
Answer:
parents
MCQ34:
The word philosophy came from the Greek words philo and ____
Answer:
sophia
MCQ35:
____ refers to the highest intellectual,
especially philosophical excellence
Answer:
sophia
EDU231
FBQ1:
Programme of ____, is a programme of care for the wellbeing of the learner.
Answer:
Guidance
FBQ2:
Programme of activities includes getting students to join various ____and
societies in the schools
Answer:
Clubs
FBQ3:
Programme of ______, these are planned and organized out-of classroom teaching
activities
Answer:
Activities
FBQ4:
Programme of ______, these are the subjects which must be taught in schools
such as History, Geography, Economics and Physics.
Answer:
Studies
FBQ5:
This programme which the schools must follow or use has been carefully divided
into ____
Answer:
Three
FBQ6:
There is a programme which schools must run in order to properly ______ the
citizens.
Answer:
Educate
FBQ7:
What the school teaches must be ______ planned and arranged in a particular way
to bring about the desired outcome of changing the citizen’s behaviour.
Answer:
Deliberately
FBQ8:
_______ is a “deliberate, systematic and planned attempt undertaken by the
school to modify or change the behaviour of the citizens of a particular
society”.
Answer:
Curriculum
FBQ9:
There is also a principle that what is ______ should be taught first before
teaching complex material.
Answer:
Simple
FBQ10:
There is a principle which says that what is ___ should be taught first before
proceeding to what is not known.
Answer:
Known
FBQ11:
______ is “an organized set of formal educational or training intentions”.
Answer:
Curriculum
FBQ12:
_____ is a “structured series of learning outcomes”.
Answer:
Curriculum
FBQ13:
Curriculum is a ____ of study, which contains a body of subject matter approved
for teaching by society in schools.
Answer:
Course
FBQ14:
The word “curriculum” comes from the Latin word “_____”, which means to run or
to run a course
Answer:
Currere
FBQ15:
Vocational Guidance is a service in which students are assisted to select ____
which are appropriate with respect to their individual interest.
Answer:
Vocations
FBQ16:
Sensor Motor Stage (0-2 years) Piaget postulated that a child at this stage of
life relies more on ____ physical senses.
Answer:
FIVE
FBQ17:
Before a child can learn appropriately, he must adequately develop _____ and
mentally.
Answer:
Physically
FBQ18:
The major contribution of Taba (1962), model is the attempt to bridge the gap
between _____ and practice.
Answer:
Theory
FBQ19:
Wheeler’s model consists of five steps, instead of _______ proposed by Tyler:
Answer:
Four
FBQ20:
Wheeler’s emphasis was on learning _______
Answer:
Experience
FBQ21:
Tyler’s emphasis was on learning _______
Answer:
Outcome
FBQ22:
One of the earliest and well-known curriculum experts is Ralph______
Answer:
Tyler
FBQ23:
The 1969 Curriculum Conference, led to the publication of a National Policy on
Education in _______
Answer:
1977
FBQ24:
In Nigeria, the research findings are usually incorporated into the ______in
the schools.
Answer:
Curriculum
FBQ25:
Educationists and scholars conduct _______ in education and their findings
influence curriculum development to a great extent.
Answer:
Research
FBQ26:
Studying the history of curriculum development is important as it help
curriculum ______ to make appropriate changes as the need arises.
Answer:
Planners
FBQ27:
Curriculum development during the pre-colonial era depended largely on the
needs of the different communities and there were no _____ objectives.
Answer:
Uniform
FBQ28:
The major reason for unemployment in Nigeria could be traced to the kind of
education offered before the introduction of the _______ system in 1977.
Answer:
6-3-3-4
FBQ29:
Currently, there is a vision 2010, conceived in all sincerity by the Nigerian
Government (FGN, 1997) with the ______ major objectives:
Answer:
Four
FBQ30:
After the 1981-1985 Development Plan, another Government came and changed the
nomenclature of Development plans, to a “_______ Plan”
Answer:
Rolling
FBQ31:
The second National Development plan (1970-1974) was published with ____
principal National Objectives upon which the education, and the curriculum
rested.
Answer:
Five
FBQ32:
The totality of the learning experience in schools is what is called _______
Answer:
Curriculum
FBQ33:
Members of the society do come together to take _____ on what schools teach to
the learners.
Answer:
Charge
FBQ34:
The Phelps Stoke’s Commission came out with a blueprint stressing the need to
make _____ relevant to the needs of the society.
Answer:
Education
FBQ35:
Schools exist in society for the main purpose of transmitting ______ of the
society to her learners
Answer:
Knowledge
MCQ1:
There can be no ____ if there is no curriculum.
Answer:
School
MCQ2: A
major objective of Nigerian Education as contained in the National Policy of
Education is to build a self-reliant ________
Answer:
Nation
MCQ3:
Schools provide _________, as well as training in character and the virtues
which society holds dear.
Answer:
manners
MCQ4:
Studying the history of curriculum development can assist planners to produce
new ______
Answer:
Materials
MCQ5:
Traditional or indigenous education (i.e. the educational system in operation
before the advent of Europeans) had no ______ curriculum.
Answer:
Written
MCQ6:
During the pre-colonial era, appropriate curricula development depended largely
on the _____ of the different communities
Answer:
Needs
MCQ7:
Songs and music usually accompany the stories and help to fulfil the
_______Components of the educational objectives.
Answer:
Affective
MCQ8:
Moral training was given both at home (by the parents) as well as other adult
members of the family and ________
Answer:
Community
MCQ9:
The school is therefore both an agent of stability and _______ in society.
Answer:
Change
MCQ10:
The informal methods included word of _____ instruction, story-telling and
dramatizations.
Answer:
Mouth
MCQ11:
During the pre-_____ period, learning was not structured. There were no classrooms and designated
professionally trained teachers as we have today.
Answer:
Colonial
MCQ12:
Different societies/communities ______ to the younger generation, what was best
for them to become an integrated citizenry
Answer:
Transmit
MCQ13:
The educated citizenry produced by _____ are expected to go back to the society
and contribute to its growth and development.
Answer:
School
MCQ14:
In ___ Lagos colony was ceded to the British.
Answer:
1861
MCQ15:
In 1914, the Northern and the Southern Protectorates were merged and
administered as one entity by the _____ government.
Answer:
British
MCQ16:
During the colonial period, the Christian missionaries identified very early
that _____ would be essential and indispensable.
Answer:
Schools
MCQ17:
______ and society should both be involved in the curriculum planning process.
Answer:
School
MCQ18:
The curriculum consisted mainly of reading and ______
Answer:
Writing
MCQ19:
_______ was introduced into the curriculum to ease the problems of calculation
and trade.
Answer:
Arithmetic
MCQ20:
By ____, the Phelps Stoke’s Commission was set up precisely in 1920 to
critically examine the process of education in Africa.
Answer:
1920
MCQ21:
An expert in curriculum called ______ (1949) suggested four fundamental
questions which must be answered about the nature of curriculum in schools:
Answer:
Tyler
MCQ22:
Nigeria became an independent country on October 1___, and a full Republic in
1963.
Answer:
1960
MCQ23:
Curriculum development is therefore not static, but ______ in nature
Answer:
Dynamic
MCQ24:
_______ is the totality of the learning experiences organized for students
(learners) under the auspices of the school.
Answer:
Curriculum
MCQ25:
National Policy on Education first published in 1977, and being revised from
time to time, brought about the ______ system
Answer:
6-3-3-4
MCQ26:
History is the recording of ______
events that happen in a community, or nation
Answer:
Past
MCQ27:
During the colonial period the subjects taught only encouraged ____ learning
and did not emphasize science subjects;
Answer:
Rote
MCQ28:
There was clamouring for change in post-colonial era, this resulted in the
invitation of experts from ______ University (USA)
Answer:
Harvard
MCQ29:
_____ tries to present the events recorded concerning people and places in
their unbiased form
Answer:
Historians
MCQ30:
The inherited ______ from the colonial masters was found to be deficient
Answer:
Curriculum
MCQ31:
Sokoto caliphate had an educational system which met the needs of the
______ life style of the cattle rearers,
Answer:
Nomadic
MCQ32:
The South had as the cornerstone of their education, the development of good
character and teaching of ___
Answer:
3Rs
MCQ33:
During the pre-colonial era, appropriate curricular development depended
largely on the needs of the different _______
Answer:
Communities
MCQ34:
A major objective of Nigerian Education as contained in the National Policy of
Education is to build a self- ____
nation
Answer:
Reliant
MCQ35:
History of curriculum development in Nigeria helps curriculum planners to see
what type of ________ the society had in the past and the purpose it served
then.
Answer:
Planners
EDU250
FBQ1:
The transformation to surmount the barrier between the starting situation and
the final goal is described as _______
Answer:
problem solving
FBQ2:
______ involves matching new ideas with the old ones already stored in the
memory
Answer:
analogy
FBQ3:
______ method can be said to be a teacher dominated approach to teaching
Answer:
lecture
FBQ4:
______ is regarded as a structured activity with a set of rules for the
activity involving two or more students in an interaction towards achieving
certain objectives
Answer:
game
FBQ5:
Constructivist theory maintains that learners come into the classrooms with
ideas concerning a new ______
Answer:
problem
FBQ6:
The role of the teacher in discussion method is to ______ view of learners
towards objectives
Answer:
direct
FBQ7:
______ method will encourage students' active involvement in learning
Answer:
discussion
FBQ8:
To establish similarity between certain dissimilar things can be described as
______
Answer:
analogy
FBQ9: A
learning strategy that lays emphasis on active role of learners in the process
of constructing their own knowledge is ______
Answer:
constructivism
FBQ10:
______ method of teaching has the advantage of attracting the rapt attention of
learners
Answer:
demonstration
FBQ11:
When a teacher notes keywords, phrases or ideas from lessons, arrange them in a
hierarchy, draw circles around them and connects their arrows or lines, the
teacher is constructing ______
Answer:
concept map
FBQ12:
A diagrammatic representation of ideas using arrows to indicate their
relationship so as to present new knowledge structure is ______
Answer:
concept mapping
FBQ13:
Constructivist theory maintains that learners come into the classrooms with
ideas concerning a new ______
Answer:
problem
FBQ14:
A tool used for collecting qualitative data or information from members of a
group through discussion is ______
Answer:
focus group discussion
FBQ15:
To establish similarity between certain dissimilar things can be described as
______
Answer:
analogy
FBQ16:
In order to elicit more students' response, the teacher should ______ the
discussions
Answer:
lead
FBQ17:
______ is a planned activity in which students are allowed to investigate on
their own
Answer:
project method
FBQ18:
experimentation is a means of acquiring ______ skills
Answer:
process
FBQ19:
projects are best for ______ or group
instruction
Answer:
individualize
FBQ20:
background ______ is necessary for discussion
to be successful
Answer:
knowledge
FBQ21:
______ is a means of acquiring process skills
Answer:
experimentation
FBQ22:
The following facts describes ______ i. Learners understanding may be limited
to what is represented in it ii. It emphasizes major aspects iii. It
facilitates recall and retention iv.it is useful in assessing prior knowledge
Answer:
concept mapping
FBQ23:
procedures and products are separate entities that can be observed, ______ and
evaluated independently
Answer:
measured
FBQ24:
Project method is a planned activity in which students are allowed to ______ on
their own.
Answer:
investigate
FBQ25:
______ can affect the use of computer assisted instruction (CAI) when not
available
Answer:
electricity
FBQ26:
experiments help students to develop ______ attitude
Answer:
scientific
FBQ27:
An important technique in assessing processes is ______
Answer:
observation
FBQ28:
In cooperative learning, all members of the group seek ______ benefit so that
every member gains from each other’s support.
Answer:
mutual
FBQ29:
teaching aids should be able to stimulate ______
Answer:
reality
FBQ30:
______ enables students to explore things when the reality may be too
difficult, expensive, dangerous, too fast or too slow to process.
Answer:
simulation
FBQ31:
Natural resources, materials, specialists in Agriculture and agro-based
industries are all facets of ______
Answer:
community resources
FBQ32: Interpersonal
skills in group activities are enhanced by the use of ______
Answer:
cooperative learning
FBQ33:
______ is a working representation of the actual thing involving students in a
kind of role play
Answer:
simulation
FBQ34:
It is a truism that learning is essentially a ______ process and teaching is
only an instrument of learning
Answer:
social
FBQ35:
Where instructional materials are lacking or inadequate, a good teacher is
expected to ______
Answer:
improvise
MCQ1:
One of the following does NOT describe lecture method.
Answer:
Students are active participants
MCQ2:
Biology teachers should avoid the use of lecture method because __________
Answer:
It does not encourage the practice of communication skills
MCQ3:
In discussion, the role of the teacher is
to ______
Answer:
Direct students' views towards lesson objectives
MCQ4:
Which of the following is NOT true?
Answer:
Lecture method is student centred
MCQ5:
Which of the following statements is not correct?
Answer:
In order to elicit more students' response, the teacher should dominate the
discussions
MCQ6:
Project method is best described as an activity______
Answer:
Planned in which students are allowed to investigate on their own.
MCQ7:
Which of the following are activities carried out by Biology students? i.
Reading scientific journal ii. Planting of seed iii. Drawing any of the body
systems iv. Dissecting animal specimens
Answer:
i, ii, iii and iv
MCQ8:
The primary way that teachers obtain data concerning their students' attainment
is by ____
Answer:
Daily contacts with students
MCQ9:
Which of the following is not correct?
Answer:
What a person knows is a good predictor of what the person can do
MCQ10:
An activity that provide useful information concerning a student’s attitude while performing a task is_____
Answer:
Observation
MCQ11:
Which technique is said to be very important in assessing processes?
Answer:
Observation
MCQ12:
Non-cognitive measures which can be used to asses emotional status of students
in various contents are ______
Answer:
Affective measures
MCQ13:
When assessing manipulative skills, which of the following should be looked out
for?
Answer:
Efficient use of working tools
MCQ14:
Field trip is known for having the following limitations except one?
Answer:
It helps students to put theories to practice
MCQ15:
Field trip should be encouraged for the following reasons except ______
Answer:
It is characterized by demonstrations
MCQ16:
A display or an exhibition usually carried out by the teacher while the students
watch is ______
Answer:
Demonstration
MCQ17:
Which one of the following statements is not acceptable?
Answer:
A laboratory is a room or building set aside exclusively for pathological
investigations
MCQ18:
A diagrammatic representation of ideas using arrows to indicate their
relationship so as to present new knowledge structure is ______
Answer:
Concept mapping
MCQ19:
When a teacher notes keywords, phrases or ideas from lessons, arrange them in a
hierarchy, draw circles around them and connects their arrows or lines, the
teacher is constructing ______
Answer:
Concept map
MCQ20:
A learning strategy that emphasizes active learner participation in the process
of knowledge creation is ______
Answer:
Constructivism
MCQ21:
Which of the following is not true of lecture method?
Answer:
Students are active participants
MCQ22:
Which of the following is a reason why Biology teachers should avoid the use of
lecture method
Answer:
It does not encourage the practice of communication skills
MCQ23:
In discussion, the role of the teacher is ______
Answer:
Direct students' views towards lesson objectives
MCQ24:
Which of the following is NOT true?
Answer:
Lecture method is student centred
MCQ25:
Which of the following is not correct?
Answer:
In order to elicit more students' response, the teacher should dominate the
discussions
MCQ26:
Which of the following best describes project method?
Answer:
It is a planned activity in which students are allowed to investigate on their
own.
MCQ27:
Field trip should be encouraged for the following reasons______
Answer:
None of the options
MCQ28:
A display or an exhibition usually carried out by the teacher while the
students watch is ______
Answer:
Demonstration
MCQ29:
One of the following is not acceptable
Answer:
A laboratory is a room or building set aside strictly for pathological
investigations
MCQ30:
A diagrammatic representation of ideas using arrows to indicate their
relationship so as to present new knowledge structure is ______
Answer:
Concept mapping
MCQ31:
When a teacher notes keywords, phrases or ideas from lessons, arrange them in a
hierarchy, draw circles around them and connects their arrows or lines, the
teacher is constructing ______
Answer:
Concept map
MCQ32:
A learning strategy that lays emphasis on active role of learners in the
process of constructing their own knowledge is ______
Answer:
Constructivism
MCQ33:
Which of the following is not true of lecture method?
Answer:
Students are active participants
MCQ34:
Which of the following is a reason why Biology teachers should avoid the use of
lecture method
Answer:
It does not encourage the practice of communication skills
MCQ35:
In discussion, the role of the teacher is ______
Answer:
Direct students' views towards lesson objectives
EDU256
FBQ1:
The first generation computers used _______ for their circuits
Answer:
Vacuum Tube
FBQ2:
The _______________ writes the system software
Answer:
Manufacturer
FBQ3:
The full meaning of the acronym CD-ROM
Answer:
Compact-Disk Read Only Memory
FBQ4:
The transistor was invented by ________ in 1948
Answer:
William Shoklens
FBQ5:
________ computer combines both the features of Digital and Analogue computers
Answer:
Hybrid
FBQ6:
The binary system has _______ digits
Answer:
2
FBQ7:
____________ is the exact value of megabytes in bytes
Answer:
1,048,576 bytes
FBQ8:
The Full meaning of RAM is ____________________
Answer:
Random Access Memory
FBQ9:
What is the full meaning of ROM is ____________
Answer:
Read Only Memory
FBQ10: _____ are programs that tells the computer
what to do
Answer:
Software
FBQ11:
____________ language was used in the First Generation Computer
Answer:
Machine
FBQ12:
_____________ named computer application
a tool?
Answer:
Taylor
FBQ13:
The Computer as a Tutee means it is a _________
Answer:
Learner
FBQ14:
ARPA means ________________
Answer:
Advanced Research Project Agency
FBQ15:
The first computers were programmed using __________ Language
Answer:
Machine
FBQ16:
________ invented "The Stepped Reckoner" which utilised the principle
of multiplication through repeated addition
Answer:
Gottfried Leibniz
FBQ17: In MICR, C stands for __________
Answer:
Character
FBQ18:
__________ Boole developed the Boolean Algebra
Answer:
George
FBQ19:
The Chief Component of the first generation Computer was _____________
Answer:
Vacuum Tubes
FBQ20:
The capacity of 3.5 inch floppy disk is
Answer:
1.44MB
FBQ21:
ALU means ______________
Answer:
Arithmetic and Logic Unit
FBQ22:
The second generation computers were programmed using ________ Language
Answer:
Assembly
FBQ23:
Computer Speakers are both Input and __________ devices
Answer:
Output
FBQ24:
The Speed of the Printer is limited by the ________________ used
Answer:
Cartridge
FBQ25:
_____________ generation of computers was built on Artificial Intelligence
Answer:
5th
FBQ26:
www means _________
Answer:
World Wide Web
FBQ27:
URL means _______________
Answer:
Uniform Resource Locator
FBQ28:
Google was developed at _______________
Answer:
Stanford University
FBQ29:
HTML stands for ______________
Answer:
Hypertext mark-up language
FBQ30:
E-mail means ______________
Answer:
Electronic mail
FBQ31:
In MICR, C stands for ___________________
Answer:
Character
FBQ32:
The Brain of any computer is the __________________
Answer:
CPU
FBQ33:
To teach Computer effectively, we must make it __________ centred
Answer:
Student
FBQ34:
It is the duty of the _____________ to
break the curriculum into schemes
Answer:
Teacher
FBQ35:
In planning the scheme, the ___________ planners are to categorise curriculum
into years
Answer:
Curriculum
MCQ1:
In selecting a software, the focus should be on
Answer:
how well the software appeals to students
MCQ2:
The idea of the Internet started in
Answer:
USA
MCQ3:
The following are examples of fourth generation computers except ___
Answer:
IBM 360
MCQ4:
The following is a characteristics of first generation computers
Answer:
Uses Machine Language
MCQ5:
The following is the full meaning of the acronym CD-ROM
Answer:
Compact-Disk Read Only Memory
MCQ6:
The characteristics of the 5th generation computers include the following
except
Answer:
Use of assembly language
MCQ7:
The following is an input device
Answer:
Mouse
MCQ8:
The following is an input device except
Answer:
Panel
MCQ9:
Which of the following is referred to as the computer brain
Answer:
Central Processing Unit
MCQ10:
The chief component of first generation computer was
Answer:
Vacuum Tubes and Valves
MCQ11:
Which of the following is a part of the Central Processing Unit?
Answer:
Arithmetic and Logic Unit
MCQ12:
Computer science can be taught effectively by making it __________ centred
Answer:
Student
MCQ13:
The following are the usefulness of scheme of work of computer science methods
except ______
Answer:
Drawing Diagrams
MCQ14:
Scheme of work is useful as the _________
Answer:
Guide
MCQ15:
The following is an advantage of computer based learning
Answer:
Students learn at their pace
MCQ16:
The following is a function of the CPU
Answer:
Carries out Calculation
MCQ17:
The following are functions of the CPU except ___
Answer:
Acts as storage for data
MCQ18:
What are the programs that tells the CPU what to do called?
Answer:
Software
MCQ19:
The following are graphic packages except ______
Answer:
LOTUS 1-2-3
MCQ20:
The following are areas of benefits of the Internet except _____
Answer:
Typing
MCQ21:
The following package is not used for preparation of Educational instruction
Answer:
Operating System
MCQ22:
What do input devices do?
Answer:
Transmit information to the CPU
MCQ23:
The following operating system (OS) is used in a single environment
Answer:
MS DOS
MCQ24:
The following operating system (OS) is used in a network environment
Answer:
NOVELL
MCQ25:
The computer based learning empowers students to
Answer: learn at their pace
MCQ26:
In selecting a software, the focus should be on
Answer:
how well the software appeals to students
MCQ27:
In computer lesson preparation, computer is any of the following except ______
Answer:
Task
MCQ28:
The following are computer tutor applications except ______
Answer:
DOS
MCQ29:
Spreadsheet should be considered for the following except _____
Answer:
Painting
MCQ30:
The following are examples of database management packages except _____
Answer:
Microsoft Word
MCQ31:
The computer memory is described in terms of
Answer:
Bytes
MCQ32:
The following are parts of system unit except ______
Answer:
Keyboard
MCQ33:
The following are types of LOGIC GATES except _______
Answer:
BUT
MCQ34:
The underlisted software are system software except _____
Answer:
Programme written to calculate average of 5 numbers
MCQ35:
The following operating system (OS) is used in a multi-user environment
Answer:
UNIX
EDU282
FBQ1:
According to Fafunwa (1991) the purpose of education is____
Answer:
Functionalism
FBQ2:
Business Education is divided into ____
Answer:
Two
FBQ3:
Careful lesson planning is essential for effective ____ of a lesson
Answer:
Delivery
FBQ4:
The secret of a good class presentation is adequate ____
Answer:
Planning
FBQ5:
____ enables the teacher to determine the effectiveness of the lesson in
relation to goal attachment
Answer:
Evaluation
FBQ6:
Instructional objectives are usually expressed in general and ____ terms
Answer:
Specific
FBQ7:
Business studies is a ____ subject
Answer:
Pre-vocational
FBQ8:
According to Ifeagwu (2000), the experience
gained from interaction is known
as____
Answer:
Learning
FBQ9:
The establishment of business education courses in higher institution of
learning in Nigeria was encouraged by
the Phelps- Strokes report of 1920 and the report of the Ashby
commission of ____
Answer:
1960
FBQ10:
Business Studies at secondary school level exposes students to the world of
commerce and ____
Answer:
Industry
FBQ11:
Business skills acquired at the secondary
school level enable individuals to make useful ____ for themselves as
well as prepare students for higher education
Answer:
Living
FBQ12:
The presentation stage in the development of a lesson is the ____ or otherwise
the central part of the lesson
Answer:
Heart
FBQ13:
Lesson plan reminds a teacher of what he is going to teach and how he intends
to ____
Answer:
Teach it
FBQ14:
The long term lesson plan covers a period ranging from ____ term to one year
Answer:
One
FBQ15:
____ play a significant role in the 1915 law of technical- Vocational education
Answer:
John Dewey
FBQ16:
The kind of teaching method in which the students play a passive role in the
learning process is known as____
Answer:
Teacher –Centred
FBQ17:
The techniques or strategies that enable a teacher to communicate his lesson
are known as ____
Answer:
Teaching Methods
FBQ18:
Cognitive domain refers to ____
Answer:
Intellectual skills and abilities
FBQ19:
Reinforcement can be defined as any condition that exists to promote ____
Answer:
Learning
FBQ20:
____Objectives can be defined as the competencies and behavioural expressions
of a programme
Answer:
Instructional
FBQ21:
A term is usually made up of ____ to
___weeks while a Semester is usually made up of a minimum of 16 weeks
Answer:
11 -14 weeks
FBQ22:
____ Plan represents a detailed analysis of a particular activity described in
the unit plan.
Answer:
Lesson
FBQ23:
Lecture method is ideal for large ____
Answer:
Size
BQ24:
The oldest methods of keyboard instruction is called ____
Answer:
Vertical method
FBQ25:
The relatively permanent change that takes place at the end of teacher- student
interaction is known as____
Answer:
Learning
FBQ26:
____ Teaching method is a method where attention is paid to the individual
learner.
Answer:
Individualized
FBQ27:
____ are instructional materials which the teacher uses to supplement
instruction
Answer:
Audio/Visual aids
FBQ28:
The physical, mental, emotional or social maturation of the learner is referred
to as ____
Answer:
Readiness
FBQ29:
Close circuit TV & Video and film (motion) are example of ____
Answer:
Audio/Visual aids
FBQ30:
The method of teaching Shorthand whereby
students are made to read Shorthand outlines is known as ____
Answer:
Reading Method
FBQ31:
____ learning theories emphasize the necessity to discriminate between
different behaviours
Answer:
Thorndike's
FBQ32:
In teaching Shorthand, theory and speed must be taught ____
Answer:
Simultaneously
FBQ33:
The ____ is best used when the class size is small and the subject is practical
oriented
Answer:
Learner-centred method
FBQ34:
In Shorthand , L is always written downwards after ____
Answer:
N
FBQ35:
The degree of motivation a students has for the task could affect his ____
Answer:
Learning
MCQ1:
Emotional tension decrease __________ in learning
Answer:
Efficiency
MCQ2: Bussiness Education is geared towards --
Answer:
Skill acquisition
MCQ3: A
person learns most quickly and effectively when learning has ______ to him
Answer:
Meaning
MCQ4:
The method that can be best used in teaching Commerce is______
Answer:
Simulation and Role play
MCQ5:
Short - term lesson plan covers a period under ___________ term
Answer:
One
MCQ6:
Considering Thorndike theory, skill acquisition in business studies can be
acquired through_____
Answer:
Practice
MCQ7:
Which of the following teaching methods encourages good listening ability?
Answer:
Lecture method
MCQ8:
Methods of teaching that can easily get out of control if not well monitored
is__________
Answer:
Discussion method
MCQ9:
Teaching method that allows the use of five senses in learning is__________
Answer:
Learner centred method
MCQ10:
Which of the following is a demerit of learner centred method?
Answer:
It is time consuming
MCQ11:
Teacher vary his/her teaching method in other to_______
Answer:
Meet individual students need
MCQ12:
Business Studies is one of the ________ subjects offered by junior secondary
school students in Nigeria
Answer:
Compulsory
MCQ13:
According to Russion and Wanous (1973) teaching is the process of directing or
guiding
Answer:
Learning
MCQ14:
________ is the school of thought that believes previous knowledge is very
important for present knowledge
Answer:
Cognitive school
MCQ15:
All the following are methods of teaching a Shorthand EXCEPT
Answer:
Inductive method
MCQ16:
Teacher wipe off an illustration on a board after the students have finished
drawing is to ____________
Answer:
Avoid Distraction
MCQ17:
Which of the following teaching methods is NOT an example of apprenticeship
idea?
Answer:
Discussion
MCQ18:
What types of chalk should be used when drawing illustration or object on the
board?
Answer:
Colour Chalk
MCQ19:
What types of teaching method is used to consolidate the deductive method of
teaching?
Answer:
Question & Answer method
MCQ20:
All Learning occurs through attempts to satisfy_________
Answer:
Needs
MCQ21:
All the following are examples of reinforcement except
Answer:
Public Criticism
MCQ22:
________ laws state that satisfying consequences serve to reinforce
stimulus-response bonds
Answer:
Law of exercise
MCQ23:
The desire to learn is inherent in all normal persons
Answer:
True
MCQ24:
Learning is reinforced when_________ or more senses are used at the same time
Answer:
Two
MCQ25:
What a person learns is influenced directly by his __________
Answer:
Surroundings
MCQ26:
A good teaching method takes into consideration all the _______ groups of
learners in the class.
Answer:
Varying
MCQ27:
_________ Psychologists believe that the whole is greater than the sum of the
part.
Answer:
Gestalt
MCQ28:
The physical, mental, emotional or social maturation of the learner as well as the accumulation of
experience as a foundation for the building of new learning is
Answer:
Readiness
MCQ29:
The two major characteristics inherent in human learning are the active and
__________ nature of behavioural changes
Answer:
Continuous
MCQ30:
Which of the following can prevent positive learning to take place?
Answer:
Ridicule
MCQ31:
__________ is a prevocational subject which is expected to expose the students
to general business knowledge and to have basic ideas about business
Answer:
Business Studies
MCQ32:
A method which introduces the student
first to the home key role is
Answer:
Horizontal method
MCQ33:
Skill building in_______requires the use of a conducive typewriting room
Answer:
Typewriting
MCQ34:
_______ can be defined as the competencies and behavioural expressions of a
programme.
Answer:
Instructional Objectives
MCQ35:
Audio/Visual aids are teaching aid and not a substitute for _______
Answer:
Teaching
EDU292
FBQ1:
Before lecture method can be used to achieve set objective, the teacher must
use adequate ……….
Answer:
teaching aids
FBQ2: A
piece of carefully organized work undertaken by a pupil/group of pupils with a
particular aim is ……….
Answer:
project
FBQ3:
For a project to be successful, it must not suppress ……….
Answer:
initiative
FBQ4:
Questioning method serves as ………. motivating device
Answer:
extrinsic
FBQ5:
Lecture method does not promote ……….
Answer:
learning
FBQ6:
Lecture method gives a teacher a ………. by relying upon the supposed authority of
the dispenser of knowledge
Answer:
sense of security
FBQ7:
The process by which information passes from teacher to pupil and vice versa
during instruction is called ……….
Answer:
communication
FBQ8:
The level of vocabulary used and the technical nature of the subject must
correspond to the ………. of the pupils
Answer:
capability
FBQ9:
The ………. of a teacher is an important factor in the teaching and learning
process especially at the primary level of education
Answer:
image
FBQ10:
The teacher should have ………. of the method chosen
Answer:
good knowledge
FBQ11:
Learning can take place ……….
Answer:
anywhere
FBQ12:
Informal curriculum is also called ………. curriculum
Answer:
Hidden
FBQ13:
The story telling technique is used mainly for subjects like ……….
Answer:
history
FBQ14:
………. teaching is the name for the method used to simplify the problem of teaching
large classes with a wide range of abilities
Answer:
group
FBQ15:
Applying learning experience to social need relates to ……….
Answer:
Relevance
FBQ16:
………. developed the Dalton approach to learning
Answer:
Darwin
FBQ17:
………. is not a proponent of the play way method
Answer:
Bloom
FBQ18:
Games motivate pupils to learn with……….
Answer:
ease
FBQ19:
An activity in which people act a situation showing both educational and
therapeutic overtones is ……….
Answer:
role play
FBQ20:
………. has nothing to do with the discovery method
Answer:
Darwin
FBQ21:
Questioning is an instructional tool that will not encourage pupils to ………. in
the class?
Answer:
make noise
FBQ22:
A good question does not attract ……….
Answer:
chorus answer
FBQ23:
The main figure in an instructional system is the ……….
Answer:
pupils
FBQ24:
The best approach to adopt in teaching is ………..
Answer:
flexibility
FBQ25:
It is the duty of the teacher to find out different ………. of teaching suitable
for use in any classroom
Answer:
methods
FBQ26:
Teaching can be regarded as a special form of ………. in imparting knowledge
Answer:
procedure
FBQ27:
It is very necessary that the teacher varies the ………. to suit every child
Answer:
teaching methods
FBQ28:
What matters in teaching and learning is………. as a result of the interaction of
pupils with learning experience.
Answer:
change in behaviour
FBQ29:
The teacher cannot boast of having done effective teaching where there is no
………. in behaviour of the learner
Answer:
positive change
FBQ30:
The method chosen by the teacher must evoke and maintain the ………. of the pupils
Answer:
interest
FBQ31:
The method must ensure that pupils see ………. in the lesson.
Answer:
purpose
FBQ32:
The lesson method must pose a ………. to the pupils
Answer:
problem
FBQ33:
The objectives stated in teaching must be ……….
Answer:
achieved
FBQ34:
The aim of organisation of learning is to achieve a ……….
Answer:
goal
FBQ35:
Organizing curriculum on the level of difficulty is ……….
Answer:
vertical
MCQ1:
Teaching is a process by which certain conditions are arranged for the pupils
consciously to ………… by experience
Answer:
Develop the knowledge
MCQ2:
Teaching is an activity in which the teacher, pupils and materials in close
contact with one another for the purpose of …………
Answer:
Learning
MCQ3:
The teacher has great responsibility in organizing learning experiences in a
logical manner that will …………
Answer:
Facilitate learning
MCQ4: A
good teacher must be able to …………
Answer:
Communicate with learners
MCQ5: A
good ………… teacher impacts knowledge, creates, builds and facilitates learning
in a friendly and cheerful manner.
Answer:
Primary school
MCQ6:
Good qualities of the teacher determine children ………… and the way they …………
Answer:
Perception, Learn
MCQ7:
Teaching involves adequate…………
Answer:
Planning
MCQ8:
The teacher must recognize all but one of these in the learners………….
Answer:
The parent status
MCQ9:
The materials or experiences presented must be ………… before the child can learn.
Answer:
Meaningful
MCQ10:
When a teacher assesses the pupils to know whether the specific objective have
been achieved or not, it is …………
Answer:
Evaluation
MCQ11:
One of these is broader in content…………
Answer:
Curriculum
MCQ12:
Learning objectives well stated is a form of ………… curriculum.
Answer:
Formal
MCQ13:
Curriculum should be a product of the school and …………
Answer:
Society
MCQ14:
………… is the heart of the school.
Answer:
Curriculum
MCQ15:
………… was not the focus of the pre-colonial curriculum.
Answer:
Skill Acquisition
MCQ16:
The Phelps Stoke’s Commission was set up in …………
Answer:
1920
MCQ17:
………… is not a component of the 3R.
Answer:
Molding
MCQ18:
………… domain was mainly emphasised in pre-colonial curriculum.
Answer:
Cognitive
MCQ19:
Each level of education has different …………
Answer:
Goals
MCQ20:
That curriculum is an on-going process means that is not …………
Answer:
Rigid
MCQ21:
………… were earlier assigned with the development of the Nigerian curriculum.
Answer:
USA experts
MCQ22:
The National curriculum concept was held in…………
Answer:
1969
MCQ23:
The study of the history of curriculum is important for …………
Answer:
Change
MCQ24:
The factors influencing curriculum development does not include …………
Answer:
Fund
MCQ25:
Diversified regions in the nation tend to ………… education.
Answer:
Politicize
MCQ26:
Curricula emphasis on liberal education is responsible for…………
Answer:
Unemployment
MCQ27:
The poor implementation of our curriculum programmes is because of …………
Answer:
Bureaucracy
MCQ28:
The National Policy on Education was established in …………
Answer:
1976
MCQ29:
In Tyler’s Model, evaluation represents the …………
Answer:
Last
MCQ30:
………… must be stated in a measurable way.
Answer:
Objective
MCQ31:
………… method should be sparingly used in the primary school.
Answer:
Lecture
MCQ32:
The teacher should use at least ………… methods to maximize learning.
Answer:
2
MCQ33:
The particular outcome of learning is called …………
Answer:
Objective
MCQ34:
In lecture method, ………… dominates teaching.
Answer:
Teacher
MCQ35:
The teacher needs to acquire all these skills but one in discussion method…………
Answer:
Problem solving skills
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