CTET Science Pedagogy Quiz 5

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Science is an important subject in CTET & Other TET Exams. In any of teaching exam, CTET Science Pedagogy carries weightage of 12-13 % of questions with focused practice good marks can be fetched from this section. These questions are very important in achieving your success in CTET and Other TET Exams..

Q1.  Generally the baby expresses smiling emotion when his face or cheeks are touched gently. It happens due to

•  Reflex actions
•  Emotional reactions
•  Display of good gestures
•  Conditioning 

Solution

Reflex actions

Q2. When teachers administer harsh punishment on their students, the harmful effect of this may display in the form of

•  Development of complexes in the children
•  Development and deviation in emotionality
•  Development of rebellious nature
•  Development of conflicts in children

Solution
Development of complexes in the children

Q3.  The cause of unreasonable emotional development of children is

•  Rejection of the children by their parents 
•  The excessive anxieties in parents towards their children 
•  The over protection of children given by the parents 
•  All the above 

Solution

All the above 

Q4. For developing good cognition among the children, the essential prerequisite is

•  Affectionate relations between parents 
•  The knowledge of children's interests to the parents 
•  The joyful and free environment for the children 
•  All the above 

Solution

The knowledge of children's interests to the parents

Q5. Which one of the following is the true statement corresponding Cephalocaudal principle of child's development?

•  The development begins from head and moves towards legs (tail) region 
•  The development begins from legs region and moves towards head region 
•  The development from head region to legs region goes on with uniform pace
•  None of the above 

Solution

The development begins from head and moves towards legs (tail) region

Q6. Suppose you are transferred in a remote rural area school where the people have their own stereotyped notions, prejudices and blind faiths. How could you develop positive attitude in such demographic conditions towards education?

•  You interact with such people and try to impose you own suggestions
•  You will have patience to bring favourable changes in their thinking  
•  You will tell them the advantages of education and modify their primitive kind of thinking
•  You will try to work safely without indulging in any confrontation with them and make attempts for transfer from this place

Solution

You will have patience to bring favourable changes in their thinking  

Q7. In order to develop the disciplinarian habits in children in the premises of the school, the best method to follow is

•  To train the children intensively
•  To explain the importance of discipline to the children
•  To give a reward for good conduct and discipline
•  To make them take independent decisions

Solution

To train the children intensively

Q8. What remedy would you like to follow in order to avoid the bad habits in children?

•  Search the causes of the problem and seek help from the parents
•  Study the friends circle of the student and draw inferences
•  Opt for non-physical punishment
•  All of above

Solution

 All of above

Q9. The good habits have the important place in childhood because these can

•  Shape the good personality of the child
•  Work as a cumulative capital for the person in future
•  Make discipline
• All the above

Solution

 All of above

Q10. The need of the development of interest is felt in children because

•  They are playful in nature which leads them towards the development of constructive tendencies
•  The interests make children's feelings more mature
•  The interests enrich children's instincts
•  All the above

Solution
 All of above