- A Provide a common benchmark for assessment
- BPromote genuine learning for high-performing students
- CEnsure that all states have the same requirements as required by the Central government
- DNone of the above
Learner characteristics - Quiz
- AAssimilation
- BAccommodation
- CCognition
- DReception
- A Parents
- BGreat-grandparents
- CGrand parents
- DNone of the above
- AThe human relationships are not affected by listening
- BWhen communicating, college students spend over half of their lives listening
- CListening constitutes just a small fraction of our overall communication
- DNone of the above
- A Active listening
- BEmpathetic listening
- CCritical listening
- DNone of the above
- AFocusing on the delivery part and avoiding summarizing and reviewing the information
- BPoor attention in order to think creatively, listening for details and ignoring lecture cues
- CNot to make notes so as to focus better on lecture and message delivery
- DFinding areas of interest to you, avoiding distractions and listening for main ideas
- AN. L. Gage
- BShiv Kumar Mitra
- CB. F. Skinner
- DMcDonald
- A Reduction of the weight of curriculum
- BSympathy of teachers
- CAttractive environment of the school
- DMotivation of the students
- AIt develops self-confidence in children
- BIt makes learning easy
- CIt is helpful in intellectual development
- DIt helps children to learn in natural atmosphere
- ALimited vocabulary
- BShort span of attention
- CAbstract thinking
- DLimited range of interests
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- A. Provide a common benchmark for assessment
- B. Promote genuine learning for high-performing students
- C. Ensure that all states have the same requirements as required by the Central government
- D. None of the above
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Explanation: Provide a common benchmark for assessment
- A. Assimilation
- B. Accommodation
- C. Cognition
- D. Reception
Remarks:
Explanation: Assimilation
- A. Parents
- B. Great-grandparents
- C. Grand parents
- D. None of the above
Remarks:
Explanation: Parents
- A. The human relationships are not affected by listening
- B. When communicating, college students spend over half of their lives listening
- C. Listening constitutes just a small fraction of our overall communication
- D. None of the above
Remarks:
Explanation: When communicating, college students spend over half of their lives listening
- A. Active listening
- B. Empathetic listening
- C. Critical listening
- D. None of the above
Remarks:
Explanation: Empathetic listening
- A. Focusing on the delivery part and avoiding summarizing and reviewing the information
- B. Poor attention in order to think creatively, listening for details and ignoring lecture cues
- C. Not to make notes so as to focus better on lecture and message delivery
- D. Finding areas of interest to you, avoiding distractions and listening for main ideas
Remarks:
Explanation: Finding areas of interest to you, avoiding distractions and listening for main ideas
- A. N. L. Gage
- B. Shiv Kumar Mitra
- C. B. F. Skinner
- D. McDonald
Remarks:
Explanation: N. L. Gage
- A. Reduction of the weight of curriculum
- B. Sympathy of teachers
- C. Attractive environment of the school
- D. Motivation of the students
Remarks:
Explanation: Motivation of the students
- A. It develops self-confidence in children
- B. It makes learning easy
- C. It is helpful in intellectual development
- D. It helps children to learn in natural atmosphere
Remarks:
Explanation: It helps children to learn in natural atmosphere
- A. Limited vocabulary
- B. Short span of attention
- C. Abstract thinking
- D. Limited range of interests
Remarks:
Explanation: Abstract thinking