Teaching Aptitude Objective Questions Quiz

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1. 10 + 2 + 3 system of education was recommended by—
   (A) Kothari Commission
   (B) Mudaliar Commission
   (C) Radhakrishnan Commission
   (D) National Policy on Education (1986)
   
   Ans. (A)
2. ……. refers to states within a person or animal that drive behaviour towards some goal.
   (A) Competence
   (B) Affiliation
   (C) Motivation
   (D) Self­actualisation
   
   Ans. (C)
3. Psychologists who diagnose learning problems and try to remedy them are called …………… Psychologists.
   (A) Social
   (B) Community
   (C) School
   (D) Clinical
   
   Ans. (C)
4. The concept of state of readiness in maturation is important in understanding development of behaviour because it teaches us that certain skills may be difficult or impossible to learn before a given—
   (A) Level of teaching
   (B) Intelligence level
   (C) Socio­economic level
   (D) Age level
   
   Ans. (D)
5. A child with average potential intelligence but fertile environment will achieve—
   (A) A better life
   (B) An average life
   (C) Nothing in life
   (D) Everything in life
   
   Ans. (A)
6. Siblings, parents and teachers are important source of ………. for the children.
   (A) Motivation
   (B) Information
   (C) Opinions
   (D) Attitudes
   
   Ans. (A)
7. A good understanding of ……….. makes us know about ourselves better.
   (A) Education
   (B) Colours
   (C) Social perception
   (D) None of the rest
   
   Ans. (A)
8. Good tests of a psychological nature bear the following features—
   (A) Reliability
   (B) Cheaper
   (C) Guessing Power
   (D) Rote learning
   
   Ans. (A)
9. Mental Health is—
   (A) Harmonious functioning of the total personality
   (B) Symptoms of maladjustment
   (C) Terrible excitement
   (D) Throwing up temper­tantrums
   
   Ans. (A)
10. During the ………….. children are faced with a problem of coping with school.
    (A) Toddlerhood
    (B) Pro­social period
    (C) Preschool period
    (D) Middle childhood
    
    Ans. (C)
11. The best way to memorize is—
    (A) Study for long time
    (B) To understand the concept
    (C) To read loudly
    (D) To write the concept
    
    Ans. (B)
12. Students like that teacher who—
    (A) Has attractive personality
    (B) Belongs to his/her caste
    (C) Awards goods work liberally
    (D) Has very good knowledge of his/her subject
    
    Ans. (D)
13. With the development of technology, the role of teacher in future will be—
    (A) To provide information
    (B) To develop new text­books
    (C) To guide students
    (D) To use internet in teaching
    
    Ans. (C)
14. To prepare students as good citizen, a teacher should—
    (A) Maintain strict discipline
    (B) Provide good leadership
    (C) Be good orator
    (D) Have good general knowledge
    
    Ans. (B)
15. Students should be given home­work to—
    (A) Study at home
    (B) Check their progress by teachers
    (C) Keep them busy
    (D) develop habit of self­study
    
    Ans. (D)
16. It is necessary for the development of school—
    (A) Principal and teacher
    (B) Students
    (C) Good building
    (D) Other facilities
    
    Ans. (B)
17. If a student comes late in class, then you—
    (A) Will ignore him
    (B) Will not allow him to sit in class
    (C) Will punish him
    (D) Will allow him to sit silently
    
    Ans. (D)
18. The purpose of National Education Policy is—
    (A) Universalisation of primary education
    (B) Vocationalisation of education
    (C) To review the education
    (D) To give equal opportunity of education to all
    
    Ans. (C)
19. A teacher learns most by—
    (A) His students
    (B) His colleagues
    (C) His Principal
    (D) His experiences during training
    
    Ans. (D)
20. On first day in a class you will—
    (A) Start teaching from first chapter
    (B) Take introduction of students and introduce yourself
    (C) Explain the syllabus
    (D) Explain the rules of school and your teaching way
    
    Ans. (B)
21. The standard of education can be raised by—
    (A) Appointing good teachers
    (B) Providing physical facilities in schools
    (C) Reforming examination system
    (D) Providing computer in schools
    
    Ans. (A)
22. The purpose of establishing Navodaya Schools is—
    (A) To complete ‘Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan’ in rural areas
    (B) To provide good education in rural areas
    (C) Check wastage of education in rural areas
    (D) To increase number of schools in rural areas
    
    Ans. (B)
23. During teaching, a teacher gives example—
    (A) To attract student’s attention
    (B) To make lesson interesting
    (C) To explain the lesson
    (D) To continue the lesson for long time
    
    Ans. (C)
24. If students are not taking interest in your teaching, then you will—
    (A) Ignore them
    (B) Leave the class
    (C) Ask them to pay attention
    (D) Change the teaching method
    
    Ans. (D)
25. According to you, the aim of education should be—
    (A) To provide knowledge
    (B) To develop personality
    (C) To make good citizen
    (D) To reform the society
    
    Ans. (B)

Teaching Aptitude Objective Questions Quiz

Practice these 25 MCQs on Teaching Aptitude. Click the button to show/hide the answer.

1. 10 + 2 + 3 system of education was recommended by—
   (A) Kothari Commission
   (B) Mudaliar Commission
   (C) Radhakrishnan Commission
   (D) National Policy on Education (1986)
   
   Ans. (A)
2. ……. refers to states within a person or animal that drive behaviour towards some goal.
   (A) Competence
   (B) Affiliation
   (C) Motivation
   (D) Self­actualisation
   
   Ans. (C)
3. Psychologists who diagnose learning problems and try to remedy them are called …………… Psychologists.
   (A) Social
   (B) Community
   (C) School
   (D) Clinical
   
   Ans. (C)
4. The concept of state of readiness in maturation is important in understanding development of behaviour because it teaches us that certain skills may be difficult or impossible to learn before a given—
   (A) Level of teaching
   (B) Intelligence level
   (C) Socio­economic level
   (D) Age level
   
   Ans. (D)
5. A child with average potential intelligence but fertile environment will achieve—
   (A) A better life
   (B) An average life
   (C) Nothing in life
   (D) Everything in life
   
   Ans. (A)
6. Siblings, parents and teachers are important source of ………. for the children.
   (A) Motivation
   (B) Information
   (C) Opinions
   (D) Attitudes
   
   Ans. (A)
7. A good understanding of ……….. makes us know about ourselves better.
   (A) Education
   (B) Colours
   (C) Social perception
   (D) None of the rest
   
   Ans. (A)
8. Good tests of a psychological nature bear the following features—
   (A) Reliability
   (B) Cheaper
   (C) Guessing Power
   (D) Rote learning
   
   Ans. (A)
9. Mental Health is—
   (A) Harmonious functioning of the total personality
   (B) Symptoms of maladjustment
   (C) Terrible excitement
   (D) Throwing up temper­tantrums
   
   Ans. (A)
10. During the ………….. children are faced with a problem of coping with school.
    (A) Toddlerhood
    (B) Pro­social period
    (C) Preschool period
    (D) Middle childhood
    
    Ans. (C)
11. The best way to memorize is—
    (A) Study for long time
    (B) To understand the concept
    (C) To read loudly
    (D) To write the concept
    
    Ans. (B)
12. Students like that teacher who—
    (A) Has attractive personality
    (B) Belongs to his/her caste
    (C) Awards goods work liberally
    (D) Has very good knowledge of his/her subject
    
    Ans. (D)
13. With the development of technology, the role of teacher in future will be—
    (A) To provide information
    (B) To develop new text­books
    (C) To guide students
    (D) To use internet in teaching
    
    Ans. (C)
14. To prepare students as good citizen, a teacher should—
    (A) Maintain strict discipline
    (B) Provide good leadership
    (C) Be good orator
    (D) Have good general knowledge
    
    Ans. (B)
15. Students should be given home­work to—
    (A) Study at home
    (B) Check their progress by teachers
    (C) Keep them busy
    (D) develop habit of self­study
    
    Ans. (D)
16. It is necessary for the development of school—
    (A) Principal and teacher
    (B) Students
    (C) Good building
    (D) Other facilities
    
    Ans. (B)
17. If a student comes late in class, then you—
    (A) Will ignore him
    (B) Will not allow him to sit in class
    (C) Will punish him
    (D) Will allow him to sit silently
    
    Ans. (D)
18. The purpose of National Education Policy is—
    (A) Universalisation of primary education
    (B) Vocationalisation of education
    (C) To review the education
    (D) To give equal opportunity of education to all
    
    Ans. (C)
19. A teacher learns most by—
    (A) His students
    (B) His colleagues
    (C) His Principal
    (D) His experiences during training
    
    Ans. (D)
20. On first day in a class you will—
    (A) Start teaching from first chapter
    (B) Take introduction of students and introduce yourself
    (C) Explain the syllabus
    (D) Explain the rules of school and your teaching way
    
    Ans. (B)
21. The standard of education can be raised by—
    (A) Appointing good teachers
    (B) Providing physical facilities in schools
    (C) Reforming examination system
    (D) Providing computer in schools
    
    Ans. (A)
22. The purpose of establishing Navodaya Schools is—
    (A) To complete ‘Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan’ in rural areas
    (B) To provide good education in rural areas
    (C) Check wastage of education in rural areas
    (D) To increase number of schools in rural areas
    
    Ans. (B)
23. During teaching, a teacher gives example—
    (A) To attract student’s attention
    (B) To make lesson interesting
    (C) To explain the lesson
    (D) To continue the lesson for long time
    
    Ans. (C)
24. If students are not taking interest in your teaching, then you will—
    (A) Ignore them
    (B) Leave the class
    (C) Ask them to pay attention
    (D) Change the teaching method
    
    Ans. (D)
25. According to you, the aim of education should be—
    (A) To provide knowledge
    (B) To develop personality
    (C) To make good citizen
    (D) To reform the society
    
    Ans. (B)