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Bloom’s Taxonomy Mcqs

Regarding SOLO taxonomy, one side of a task is understood in which


of the following levels?
(A). Extended abstract level
(B). Multistructural level
(C). Relation level
(D). Unistructural level
Question’s Answer: Unistructural level
Two or more aspects are understood in which of the following?
(A). Unistructural level
(B). Relational level
(C). Multistructural level
(D). Extended abstract level
Question’s Answer: Multistructural level
In which of the following Levels, Integration is developed between
two or more aspects?
(A). Unistructural level
(B). Relational level
(C). Multistructural level
(D). Extended abstract level
Question’s Answer: Relational level
SOLO taxonomy credit goes to ___?
(A). Bloom
(B). Krathwhol
(C). Biggs & Collis
(D). Simpson
Question’s Answer: Biggs & Collis
Students are passive in which of the following methods?
(A). Project method
(B). Lecture method
(C). Discovery method
(D). Inquiry method
Question’s Answer: Lecture method
We can divide Educational objectives into how many domains?
(A). Eight
(B). Four
(C) Three
(D). Five
Question’s Answer: Three
Symposium is a type of which of the following methods?
(A). Discovery method
(B). Lecture method
(C). Discussion method
(D). Demonstration method
Question’s Answer: Discussion method
(A). Type a letter
(B). Develop X-ray film
(C). Describe a topic
(D). Take responsibility for tools
Question’s Answer: Describe a topic
What is the number of domains in taxonomies of educational
objectives?
(A). Nine
(B). Five
(C). Three
(D). Six
Question’s Answer: Three
What is SOLO?
(A). System of the observed learning outcome
(B). Structure of the observed learning outcome
(C). Structure of the observed learning output
(D). System of the observed learning output
Question’s Answer: Structure of the observed learning outcome
SOLO taxonomy consists of levels:
(A). 4
(B). 7
(c). 5
(D). 8
Question’s Answer: 4
What is the highest level of cognitive domain?
(A). Synthesis
(B). Analysis
(C). Evaluation
(D). Comprehension
Question’s Answer: Evaluation
The mechanism to determine the worth of a thing is called_____?
(A). Evaluation
(B). Measurement
(C). Assessment
(D). None of these
Question’s Answer: Evaluation
Which of the following is at the highest level of hierarchy?
(A). Evaluation
(B). Application
(C). Understanding
(D). Analysis
Question’s Answer: Evaluation
In cognitive domain, the uppermost level of learning is called_____?
(A). Evaluation
(B). Synthesis
(C). Evaluation Analysis
(D). Application
Question’s Answer: Evaluation
Knowing memorizing and recalling is concerned with:
(A). Comprehension
(B). Application
(C). Knowledge
(D). None of these
Question’s Answer: Knowledge
Taxonomy of educational objectives was presented in:
(A) 1947
(B). 1975
(C).1956
(D). 1976
Question’s Answer: 1956
The classification of cognitive domain was presented by which of the
following scientist?
(A). Benhjamin S. Bloom
(B). Skinner
(C). Simpson
(D). Krathwhol
Question’s Answer: Benhjamin S. Bloom
Cognitive domain has how many subgroups ?
(A). Three
(B). Five
(C).Four
(D). Six
Question’s Answer: Six
The affective domain was classified by which of the following
scientists?
(A). Benjamin S. Bloom
(B). Krathwhol
(C). Simpson
(D). Bumer
Question’s Answer: Krathwhol
The bottommost level of learning in cognitive domain is called__?
(A). Comprehension
(B). Knowledge
(C). Application
(D). Synthesis
Question’s Answer: Knowledge
To grasp the meaning of the material is called _____?
(A). Comprehension
(B). Application
(C). Knowledge
(D). None of these
Question’s Answer: Comprehension
To use previous learned material in new conditions and situation is
called__?
(A). Comprehension
(B) Application
(C). Knowledge
(D). Analysis
Question’s Answer: (D). None of these
Affective domain is divided into how many subgroups?
(A) four
(B). Five
(C). Eight
(D). Ten
Question’s Answer: Five
To break down material into modules to identify its organizational
structure is called?
(A). Comprehension
(B). Application
(C). Synthesis
(D) Analysis
Question’s Answer: Analysis
To put ideas together to form a new whole is called______?
(A). Analysis
(B). Synthesis Application
(C). Evaluation
Question’s Answer: Evaluation
To know the value of material is called______?
(A).Analysis
(B). Evaluation
(C). Application
(D). Knowledge
Question’s Answer: Evaluation
Which domain is concerned with physical movement, and practice of
the motor-skill areas?
(A) Cognitive Domain
(B). Psychomotor Domain
(C). Affective Domain
(D). Evaluative Domain
Question’s Answer: Psychomotor Domain
What is the focus of cognitive domain?
(A). Physical and Motor Skills
(B). Attitudes and Interests
(C). Intellectual Skills
(D). None of above
Question’s Answer: Intellectual Skills
Which of the following is the lowest level of learning in affective
domain?
(A). Responding
(B). Attending
(C). Valuing
(D). Organizing
Question’s Answer: Attending
Which of the following can be placed at the highest level of learning
in affective domain?
(A). Characterization?
(B). Responding
(C). Organization
(D). affective domain
Question’s Answer: Characterization
Commitment to attend to particular phenomenon can be considered
as_____?
(A). Valuing
(B). Responding
(C) Attending/Receiving
(D). Organization
Question’s Answer: Attending/Receiving
Carrying together different values into a consistent value system is
considered as _______?
(A). Attending/Receiving
(B). Responding
(C) Valuing
(D). Organization
Question’s Answer: Attending/Receiving
In which of the following, Affective domain focuses on adoption of a
value system as a part of life style?
(A). Responding
(B). Valuing
(C). Characterization
(C). Both a and b
Question’s Answer: Characterization
The intellectual skills can be reflected by which of the following
domains?
(A) Psychomotor Domain
(B). Affective Domain
(B) Physical Domain
(C) Cognitive Domain
Question’s Answer: Cognitive Domain
Attitudes, values and Interests can be reflected by which of the
following domains?
(A). Cognitive Domain
(B). Evaluative Domain
(C). Affective Domain
(D) Psychomotor Domain
Question’s Answer: Affective Domain

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