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Nursing Entrance Chemistry questions
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1. In social learning theory, learners acquire new behaviour mainly by _____
A. reading silently without thinking
B. observing models and imitating them
C. sleeping in class
D. forgetting past experiences
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Social Learning Theorist (Albert Bandura) suggests that people learn observation, imitation and modeling.
2. A teacher groups learners by skill level rather than grade to practise reading. This flexible grouping mainly aims to _____
A. match tasks to learners’ current reading abilities
B. ignore grade differences
C. separate friends
D. prepare only for examinations
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Students in the same grade may have very different reading levels. Grouping helps the teacher manage the task and provide relevant support for each level.
3. Vygotsky’s Zone of Proximal Development refers to tasks that a learner can _____
A. do only at home
B. do alone without help
C. do with guidance from a more capable person
D. not do even with support
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Zone of Proximal Development (ZPD) is that middle (support) gap between what a learner can do independently and what they can’t do at all.
4. Daily classroom routines help learners to _____
A. avoid responsibility
B. know what to do and move smoothly between activities
C. depend only on the prefect
D. guess what to do each period
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Daily classroom routines are consistent procedures a teacher establishes for repeated tasks (like entering the room, submitting assignments or transitioning between subjects).
5. A balanced assessment plan for a term should include _____
A. daily high-stakes exams
B. oral questions only
C. regular quizzes, assignments, projects and a final test
D. one final exam only
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“Balanced” means a mix of evaluation types (Formative: quiz, assignment, project and Summative: final test).
6. Social reconstructionist theories expect schools to _____
A. maintain society exactly as it is
B. avoid community issues
C. focus only on examinations
D. prepare learners to help solve social problems
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Social Reconstructionism is a philosophy of education that views schools as a powerful tool for social change.
7. Which behaviour is MOST helpful in managing a multi-grade classroom?
A. Standing in one place
B. Talking only to older learners
C. Frequent movement to monitor groups
D. Ignoring some groups
SEE ANSWER ✅
“Active supervision” is critical in a multi-grade classroom (where one teacher teaches students of different grade levels in the same room).
8. When introducing class rules, the teacher should _____
A. announce them only during exams
B. discuss them with learners and display them visibly
C. keep them in a private file
D. read once and remove
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When learners help create the rules, they are more likely to follow them and a visible display acts as a constant, silent reminder.
9. A common challenge in multigrade teaching is _____
A. too many teachers
B. excess space
C. lack of learners
D. planning for different curricula and ages simultaneously
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Multi-grade teaching is when one teacher is responsible for students of different grade levels in the same classroom. The challenge is often finding ways to teach each level without leaving the other idle or overwhelmed.
10. Marking one question across all scripts before moving to the next mainly _____
A. reduces marking time
B. maintains consistent standards
C. removes need for a marking scheme
D. makes scores unreliable
SEE ANSWER ✅
This is called horizontal marking and is considered best in professional or high-stakes exam because it ensures reliability and reduces bias.
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