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Education Fa Part 1 English Medium Online Test MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
Curriculum is a highway that leads to:
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Academic destination of the student
Behavioral changes in the student
Acquisition of natural aims of education
All of the above
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Question # 2
Ma is free to
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Think
Act
Intend
All of the above
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Question # 3
Man is a:
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A rational animal
An economicanimal
A socialanimal
A politicalanimal
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Question # 4
Educational psychology
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Can solve the administrative problems of education
Can control the instructional complications
Can solve the problems of the students
All of the above
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Question # 5
The motto of an educated person should be
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Preaching of Islam
Sacrifice for the nation
Adopting the right path
All of the above
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Question # 6
Measurement is a dimension of:
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Educational evaluation
Learning
Method of teaching
Attitude
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Question # 7
Healthy environment and training:
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Can turn a dull child into an intelligent one
Cannot turn a dull child into an intelligent one
Can turn a dull child into an gifted one
None of the above
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Question # 8
When a group of individuals lead life for obtaining collective objectives:
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Society comes into being
Community comes into being
Social centers come into being
None of the above
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Question # 9
Philosophy studies life:
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As a whole
In parts
In terms of matter
Emotionally
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Question # 10
In Pakistani society, preference will be given to
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Education and training of the individuals
Development of faculties of the individuals
Economic training of the individuals
Development of cognitive facilities of the individuals
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Question # 11
Which of the following motivates to evil deeds:
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The refractory self
The reproaching self
The satisfied self
All of the above
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Question # 12
The central aim of education in the democratic countries is to enable an individual to:
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Adjust with the society
Earn livelihood
Participate in democratic process
All of the above
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Question # 13
Measurement is a:
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Quantitative aspect of evaluation
Standardizedaspect of evaluation
Quantitative and standardizedaspect of evaluation
None of the above
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Question # 14
Learning:
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Is a change
Is a change in behavior
Is a change in behavior due to experience
Refers to the competence of the teacher
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Question # 15
In the same family, there may be:
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Some intelligent children
Some dull children
Children of the same intelligence
Both A and B
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Question # 16
The gifted children
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Exhibit extraordinary performance
Question to know
Solve their problems easily
All of the above
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Question # 17
Motivation is:
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An inner state of an individual
An externalstate of an individual
A learningstate of an individual
A creativestate of an individual
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Question # 18
Education always depends on the:
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Political objectives of society
Life philosophy of society
Elements of society
Temporary aims of society
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Question # 19
In non-formal education:
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Curriculum is developed loosely
Curriculum is not developed
Educational institutions are set up
All of the above
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Question # 20
For social integration,
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Human life style is important
Geographical status is important
Human life style and geographical status are important
None of these
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Question # 21
The 'quantitative changes' of body are called
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Activity
Growth
Maturation
Adolescence
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