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Test: Teaching Methods - Question 1

Describing the relationship between the distance travelled by a ball that is rolled on the inclined plane and the angle of the plane by constructing a graph is an example of:

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Describing the relationship between the distance travelled by a ball on an inclined plane and the angle of the plane by constructing a graph is an example of interpreting.
Test: Teaching Methods - Question 2

While teaching the topic on ‘Motion and Time’ to Class VII students, Savita gave examples of different kinds of motion to the students. Which one of the following examples was quoted by her incorrectly?

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The incorrect example given by Savita is "Motion of the hammer of an electric bell."
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Test: Teaching Methods - Question 3

Anjali asks the following tasks to be performed by students of Class VII while making an electromagnet ( not in the correct sequence ):

a. Place some pins near the end of a nail

b. Switch on the current and observe what happens

c. Wind a copper wire tightly around an iron nail

d. Connect free ends of the wire to the terminals of a cell

Which one of the following is the correct sequence of tasks to be performed to achieve the desired result?

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The correct sequence of tasks to make an electromagnet is: c, d, a, b 

Wind a copper wire lightly around an iron nail.
Connect free end of the wire to the terminals of cell.
Place some pins near the end of a nail.
Switch on the current and observe what happens.

Test: Teaching Methods - Question 4
Which one among the following situations gives the learners the best opportunity to ‘discover knowledge’?
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Students labeling materials as conductors and non-conductors gives them the best opportunity to discover knowledge.
Test: Teaching Methods - Question 5
A teacher places a lighted candle on the table in the classroom. He later covers it with a jar. Of the above three statements:
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All the statements are inferences.
Test: Teaching Methods - Question 6
Which one among the following situations gives the students the best opportunity of ‘discovery learning’?
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Encouraging students to investigate factors affecting germination through experimentation gives them the best opportunity of discovery learning.
Test: Teaching Methods - Question 7
Activity based teaching emphasizes:
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Activity based teaching emphasizes active participation by all the students.
Test: Teaching Methods - Question 8
In an effective classroom:
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In an effective classroom, the children look up to the teacher for guidance and support to facilitate their learning.
Test: Teaching Methods - Question 9
Open a water tap. Adjust the flow so that it forms a thin stream. Charge refill. Bring it near the water stream. Observe what happens. Write a short report on the activity. The skill(s) developed in the students through this activity is/are:
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The skills developed in students through this activity are observation, experimentation and creativity.
Test: Teaching Methods - Question 10
Teaching science classified into how many types?
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Science teaching is classified into 2 main types.
Test: Teaching Methods - Question 11
Which of the following is not the limitation of observation?
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The whole syllabus of science cannot be taught solely by observation; it is one of the limitations.
Test: Teaching Methods - Question 12
Which option is not related with the laboratory method of teaching?
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In the laboratory method of teaching, experiments are carried out by students, not by teachers.
Test: Teaching Methods - Question 13
Which of the following is emphasized in laboratory method?
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The laboratory method emphasizes effort and error, learning by doing, and gaining experience.
Test: Teaching Methods - Question 14
Which of the following statements is incorrect with reference to discovery methods?
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Discovery methods focus on learning through discovery rather than textbooks.
Test: Teaching Methods - Question 15

While teaching a correct method of doing experiment on seed germination, the teacher tells the students to follow the steps. Which of them is the correct sequence of doing the experiment?
1. Put the seeds in water in a petri dish.
2. Observe the germinated seeds.
3. Select the seeds (4-15).
4. Keep the petri dish for 3-4 days at room temperature (25-30°C).
5. Keep changing the water every day.

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The correct sequence is:
1. Select the seeds (4-15).
2. Put the seeds in water in a petri dish.
3. Keep the petri dish for 3-4 days at room temperature (25-30°C).
4. Keep changing the water every day.
5. Observe the germinated seeds.

Test: Teaching Methods - Question 16
The child can learn about his environment by which of the following methods?
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The observation method allows children to learn about their environment.
Test: Teaching Methods - Question 17
Which of the following is not important in the laboratory method of teaching?
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The laboratory method is effective for students of all ages, not just very tender age students.
Test: Teaching Methods - Question 18

Kavita wants to teach the students about working of electromagnets. She tells the students about the steps to make an electromagnet which are as follows
A. Place some pins near iron nail.
B. Flow electricity and watch what happens
C. Wind the iron nail with copper wire
D. Join the wire end with the terminals (+ and -) of the cell.
Which of the following sequence is correct to get the desired result by the students.

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The correct sequence is: C,D,A,B 
Wind the iron nail with copper wire.
Join the wire end with the terminals (+ and −) of the cell.
Place some pins near iron nail.
Flow electricity and watch what happens.

Test: Teaching Methods - Question 19
Which one amongst the following is not the principle of lecture method?
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The use of ICT is often encouraged but not compulsory in the lecture method.
Test: Teaching Methods - Question 20
Which method is child-centred?
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The project method, problem solving method, and laboratory method are all child-centred approaches that focus on active participation and learning by doing.
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