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012 oae practice test questions and answers 100% pass 1. A teacher asks her students to compare and contrast two animals they saw at the zoo. This is an example of what level of Bloom's taxonomy? A. Knowledge B. Comprehension C. Application D. Analysis - ANSWER-D: Analysis. Compare and Contr...

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1. A teacher asks her students to compare and contrast two animals they saw at the zoo. This is an


example of what level of Bloom's taxonomy?


A. Knowledge


B. Comprehension


C. Application


D. Analysis - ANSWER✔✔-D: Analysis. Compare and Contrast is a higher level of thinking and requires

analysis.


2. Students studying fractions manipulate "fraction blocks," blocks cut to represent fractional parts,


to learn the concept of adding and subtracting fractions. Which level of development as described


by Piaget does this activity demonstrate?


A. Sensory-motor stage


B. Pre-operational stage


C. Concrete operational stage


D. Formal operations stage - ANSWER✔✔-C: Concrete operational stage. The manipulation of objects in

the learning process involves using



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concrete materials to bridge understanding of abstract concepts.


3. According to Kohlberg, at which developmental level do children understand that good behavior


is expected?


A. Post-Conventional


B. Conventional


C. Pre-Conventional


D. Adolescent - ANSWER✔✔-B: Conventional. There is actually a hint to this answer in its name.

According to Kohlberg, the


stage of development during which children learn conventional behavior—e.g., good behavior—is


the Conventional Stage


4. Erikson's stages of development include all of the following except


A. Young childhood


B. Middle adulthood


C. Adolescence


D. Late childhood - ANSWER✔✔-D: Late childhood. This is not one of Erikson's levels of development.


5. In Bronfenbrenner's organization of child development, the family or classroom is considered a


A. Chronosystem


B. Microsystem


C. Macrosystem

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D. Mesosystem - ANSWER✔✔-B: Microsystem. The family unit and the classroom unit constitute a small

social system, a


microsystem.


6. One of Vygotsky's major contributions to the field of early childhood development is the concept


of


A. Punishment/obedience


B. A taxonomy of learning skill levels


C. The importance of play as a learning activity


D. The formal operations stage of development - ANSWER✔✔-C: The importance of play as a learning

activity. Vygotsky pointed out that play is the way


children learn cooperation and coordination, among other things.


7. Which of the following is a component of the Constructivist learning theory?


A. Students, teachers, and classmates establish knowledge cooperatively every day


B. Students are taught to develop skills in problem solving and critical thinking


C. Children only learn language and culture through interaction with adults and other children


D. It is important to help the learner gain an understanding of how knowledge is constructed -

ANSWER✔✔-A: Students, teachers, and classmates establish knowledge cooperatively every day. In the


Constructivist learning theory, the interactions among students, classmates, and teachers were an


important contributor to learning.



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8. Social and behavioral theories of learning stress the importance of


A. Good behavior on the part of students


B. The social interactions of students that aid or inhibit learning


C. A reward system for good behavior or growth in skills


D. The direct connection between thoughts and speech - ANSWER✔✔-B: The social interaction of

students that aid or inhibit learning. According to these theories,


students do not just learn in isolation or in a one-on-one relationship with a teacher. They also


learn attitudes toward education from their peers, sometimes positive and sometimes negative


9. A teacher becomes aware that a certain student's family is in a crisis situation. What is his or her


best course of action?


A. Counsel the child on how best to handle the situation at home


B. Contact the parents with a direct offer to help with their problems


C. Report the crisis situation to school or civil authorities


D. Attempt to deal with the student as well as possible despite the situation - ANSWER✔✔-C: Report the

crisis situation to school or civil authorities. The situation cannot be ignored, but it


needs to be dealt with officially and not by the teacher.


10. Which of the following is the best way to assist children from families with limited incomes?


A. Lower expectations for these children's achievements in the classroom


B. Cooperate with school administrators and public officials to provide such assistance as a free


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