Using Instructional Materials
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This quiz serves as a guide in making different questions
- 1.One of the instructional materials used to attain instructional objectives.
- A.
Field trip
- B.
Guidelines
- C.
Cover
- D.
Key points
- E.
Demonstration
- 2.Recognizes possible stumbling blocks to learners and highlights them in some way.
- A.
Elaborate
- B.
Promote
- C.
Good demonstration
- D.
Key points
- E.
Pantomime
- 3.It is the art of conveying a story through bodily movements only.
- A.
Pantomime
- B.
Pageants
- C.
Field trip
- D.
Guidelines
- E.
Experience
- 4.To avoid misconceptions, it is always good to ask when the material was.
- A.
Promote
- B.
Produce
- C.
Pageants
- D.
Meaningful
- E.
Experience
- 5.The chance that the instructional material will be used to the maximum and to the optimum is.
- A.
Photograph properly mounted
- B.
Materials satisfactory
- C.
Condition of material
- D.
Increase with teachers guide
- E.
Something specific that he learned
- 6.It requires much time,effort and money.
- A.
Field trip
- B.
Instructional material
- C.
Pageants
- D.
Tableau
- E.
Guidelines
- 7.It is not a monopoly of the teacher.
- A.
Task of demonstration
- B.
Key points
- C.
Activity demonstration
- D.
Good demonstration
- E.
Good demonstrator
- 8.Are usually community dramas that are based on local history, presented by local actors.
- A.
Pantomime
- B.
Pageants
- C.
Tableau
- D.
Instructional device
- E.
Puppet
- 9.It is the other form dramatized experience .
- A.
Role-playing
- B.
Puppets
- C.
Pageants
- D.
Tableau
- E.
Key points
- 10.A lay is alright but with all the ground we have to.
- A.
Prepare
- B.
Cover
- C.
Elaborate
- D.
Show
- E.
Use
- 11.He seems not able to cite something specific that he learned from the field trip.
- A.
Einstein
- B.
Harrington
- C.
Linus
- D.
Maxwell
- E.
Collin
- 12.They are the ones at which an error is likely to be made.
- A.
Activity demonstration
- B.
Good demonstration
- C.
Key points
- D.
task demonstration
- E.
Good demonstrator
- 13.they are not our own self-experiences but still experiences in the sense that we see.
- A.
indirect experiences
- B.
Direct experiences
- C.
Purposeful experiences
- D.
good demonstration
- E.
Activity experiences
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