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Lam-Ang Drills Part 1

1. Grace a grade 10 student, who aspires to graduate as a class valedictorian reflects that to have
a good grade in any subject, she must be flexible enough with the different variables of learning
such as teacher factor, the subject that is involved, and her personal view regarding the subject.
Which learner-centered psychological principle is involved?
A. Goals of the learning process C. Context of learning
B. Nature of the learning process D. Thinking about thinking

2. Teacher Ramon is teaching Grade 8 students, and one of his students Danny is already 30-
year-old, despite of this, Teacher Ramon believes that Danny can still improve himself
drastically even though he is a lot older than his classmates. According to the lifespan approach
of development, what characteristic teacher Ramon believes?
A. Development is contextual C. Development is plastic
B. Development is Multidimensional D. Development is lifelong

3. Because of the lack and confusion of who are to infuse moral and ethical patterns of the nation,
________ stresses the formation of moral and spiritual values as a national development goal
of the general education program in tertiary level.
A. Education Act of 1982 C. Values as one of the subjects
B. Code of Ethics D. Republic Act 7640

4. According to Paul Baltes, an expert in life-span development approach, what characteristic of

development says that development is possible throughout the life-span of an individual?
A. Development is contextual C. Development is plastic
B. Development is Multidimensional D. Development is lifelong

5. Teacher Abagail, a 70-year-old retired teacher is now learning to use a computer and planning
to be an ESL homebased teacher. What characteristic of lifespan development approach
Teacher Abagail believes?
A. Development is contextual C. Development is plastic
B. Development is Multidimensional D. Development is lifelong

6. This concept in education refers to inability to use plenty of ideas, information, and facts one
possesses leading to premature specialization.
A. Illogicality C. Narrow-mindedness
B. Tunnel-vision D. Gasped thoughts

7. Which of the following proves that Philosophy is the “Queen of the Sciences”?
 A. Science is founded on ideas which refers to philosophy
B. Philosophy has more branches and more practical than science
C. Philosophy serves a proof of science may it be in reason, purpose, or truth
D. Philosophy provides science with principles that can be applied in experiments

8. The Oedipus and Electra Complex were both buried down in what part of the Topographical
Model of Sigmund Freud’s Human Psyche?
A. Nonconscious C. Conscious
B. Preconscious D. Unconscious

9. What term Piaget use when he refers that people have the natural need to understand how the
world works and to find order, structure and predictability in their life?
A. Equilibration C. Object Permanence
B. Symbolic Function D. Transductive Reasoning

10. Teacher Emil is a newly hired teacher in a far-flung area, his subject ICT, might be a problem
for its learning outcome, in accordance, teacher Emil revised some of the objectives of the
teacher’s guide recommendation for his subject. What learner centered psychological principle
is involved?
A. Strategic thinking C. Nature of the learning process
B. Context of learning D. Construction of knowledge

11. One thing that is found common in all men despite of all differences.
A. Values C. Humanity
B. Rationality D. Morality

12. Who defined philosophy as the knowledge of things by their ultimate causes or reasons?
A. Plato C. Seneca
B. Aristotle D. Cicero

13. If the students learned the differences between the geographical locations of most of the
country in the subject of Araling-Panlipunan and use the same knowledge to know the physical
aspect, and the weather, and what continent these countries are belong. What learner centered
principle is involved?
A. Nature of the learning process C. Construction of knowledge
B. Goals of the learning process D. Strategic thinking

14. Keyriel, a six-year-old child always play a paper plane during his free time, he firmly believes
that it is a real plane and that there are real people on it. What Piagetian basic cognitive concept
is this?
A. Irreversibility C. Object Permanence
B. Symbolic Function D. Animism
15. A method of accurate description of what is there and immediately given in experience that is
only characterize by solely looking at the surface of things.
A. Phenomenology C. Axiology
B. Philosophy D. Metaphysics

16. The use of lesson plan, instructional materials and other teaching devices are involved in what
learner-centered psychological principle?
A. Thinking about thinking C. Nature of the learning process
B. Strategic thinking D. Goals of the learning process

17. In literary devices, What Piagetian basic cognitive concept is the same as Personification?
A. Symbolic Function C. Animism
B. Centration D. Analogical reasoning

18. This requires critical reflection on the immediate data of experience to discover the real human
meaning.
A. Phenomenology C. Axiology
B. Philosophy D. Metaphysics

19. When a college student know that she has difficulty in memorization, so in return she always
makes the acronym for the things that she needs to memorize. What learner-centered
psychological principle is involved?
A. Thinking about thinking C. Nature of the learning process
B. Context of learning D. Strategic thinking

20. Iah, a consistent top of the class, came from the poorest of the poor family. She always dream
that one day, her education is the way to gain a good life she wants. What learner psychological
principle is involved?
A. Intrinsic motivation to learn .
B. Motivational and emotional influences on learning
C. Effects of motivation on effort
D. Social influences on learning

21. There are some teachers that right from the start, they are really sure that they want to be a
teacher when they are still young. For some reason it makes them always in tuned and
stimulated in their work and activity regarding in the field of education. What learner-centered
principle is at work?
A. Strategic thinking C. Intrinsic motivation to learn
B. Thinking about thinking D. Effects of motivation on effort
22. There are 8 basic stages According to Erik Ericson Psychosocial theory, each stage has an
opposing side of positive and negative. What is the term that he used when too much of the
negative a child developed in a task?
A. Malignancy C. Maladaptation
B. Syntonic D. Dystonic

23. The formulation of OBE (outcome-based assessment), lesson plan’s objectives and the
diagnosis of the learners need, considers what learner-centered psychological principles?
A. Goals of the learning process C. Construction of knowledge
B. Nature of the learning process D. Strategic thinking

24. Something that explains something, differentiated into 4 kinds, which brings about an ordinary
existence and gets to a broader definition.
A. Meaning C. Cause
B. Logic D. Theory

25. It is a quantitative impairment or termination of a person’s ability to do something such as run,

see, hear, lift and walk, it may also include a state of cognitive dissonance.
A. Illness C. Impairment
B. Disability D. Disorder

26. Evolution Theory by Charles Darwin explained how human beings – through time and
environment changes – evolved from monkeys to smart creatures today. This is an example of
what cause?
A. Material cause C. Efficient cause
B. Final cause D. Formal cause

27. There are 8 basic stages According to Erik Ericson Psychosocial theory, each stage has an
opposing side of positive and negative. What is the term that he used when too much of the
Positive a child developed in a task?
A. Malignancy C. Maladaptation
B. Syntonic D. Dystonic

28. The result that have been made by a disability, which may vary from person to person which
have the same physical disability but different by their ability to adjust in their environment.
A. Impairment C. Limitation
B. Handicap D. Termination
29. Human beings have been figuring out the purpose of their existence since the beginning of
time. What cause explains the reason of one’s existence?
A. Material cause C. Efficient cause
B. Final cause D. Formal cause
30. Dyscalculia, Dysgraphia and Dyslexia can be considered by which categories of
exceptionalities?
A. Mental retardation C. Communication disorder
B. Learning Disabilities D. Handicap

31. In the first stage Trust vs Mistrust. The “Trust” which is positive is what we call?
A. Malignancy C. Maladaptation
B. Syntonic D. Dystonic

32. According to him, “Education is life, growth, a social process and a constant reconstruction of
human experience.”
A. John Locke C. John Dewey
B. Benjamin Bloom D. Lev Vygotsky

33. The only validity of its truth is its practicability.

A. Progressivism C. Pragmatism
B. Existentialism D. Realism

34. Students who have a problem with their social interaction, limited attention and interest and
repetitive behavior is most like to have?
A. ADHD C. Autism
B. BPD D. Bipolar

35. In the first stage Trust vs Mistrust. The “Mistrust” which is Negative is what we call?
A. Malignancy C. Maladaptation
B. Syntonic D. Dystonic

36. Developing man’s wisdom must come from developing the primary virtue of _______ through
education.
A. Acute judgment C. Knowledge
B. Social Awareness D. Interconnectivity

37. In the first stage Trust vs Mistrust. What virtue will be attained if the proper balanced will be
achieved?
A. Hope C. Willpower or determination
B. Courage D. Competency

38. For education to be meaningful and productive it needs to be guided, oriented, and directed by
what discipline?
A. Anthropology C. Sociology
B. Psychology D. Philosophy

39. This means a treatise on matters pertaining to human thought and defined as philosophical
study of the science and art of correct inferential thinking.
 A. Abstract reasoning C. Critical thinking
B. Inference D. Logic

40. The idea that nonreaders’ students in elementary will not be promoted to high school level is
in accordance of what law of Edward lee Thorndike?
A. Law of exercise C. Law of effect
B. Law of similarity D. Law of readiness

41. In the first stage Trust vs Mistrust. What is the maladaptive tendency of this first stage?
A. Overly trusting or being Gullible C. Hope
B. Competency D. Virtuosity

42. Ken let his classmates to ask him to do their project, he does this for the purpose of being
socially famous in his circle. What level of moral development is this?
A. Preconventional C. Conventional
B. Post-conventional D. Sub-conventional

43. Man has insatiable thirst for knowledge. We take man and analyze him. Because man is
basically a _______.
A. Reflective C. Questioner
B. Analytic D. Thinker

44. When the students write Mans as a plural form of man instead of men. Which of the following
finding of Ivan Pavlov show the situation?
A. Spontaneous recovery C. Extinction
B. Discrimination D. Stimulus Generalization

45. This field tries to explain the origin and nature of the universe as well as the theories of its
origin.
A. Philosophy C. Cosmology
B. Geology D. Theology

46. First introduced by Aristotle which means “with thing of nature” and deals with the meaning
of existence and tries to resolve the question of whether existence is identical with space, time,
nature, spirit of God.
A. Cosmology C. Ontology
B. Theology D. Philosophy

47. The teaching of language using the audio-lingual method is in accordance of which of the
following proponent?
A. B.F skinner C. John B. Watson
B. Ivan Pavlov D. Edward Thorndike
48. This brings forth into focus living values and how men live by them.
 A. Theodicy C. Moral Philosophy
B. Epistemology D. Axiology

49. The famous quote says “Give me a dozen healthy infants, well-formed, and my own specified
world to bring them up in and I'll guarantee to take any one at random and train him to become
any type of specialist I might select” is from whose proponent of behaviorism?
A. B.F skinner C. John B. Watson
B. Ivan Pavlov D. Edward Thorndike

50. Mariel obey her teacher so that she will get a candy as a reward. What level of moral
development is this?
A. Preconventional C. Conventional
B. Post-conventional D. Sub-conventional