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1.Socialbehavioroftenimproveswhenstudentsareimmersedinsomethingtheycanrelatetoandfindinteresting.
a.True
b.False
2.Textbooksdonotalwayscovereverythingthatisneededaccordingtothestandardsyouarechargedtoteach.
a.True
b.False
3.Notallstudentsarecapableofincreasingtheirproblem-solvingabilities.
a.True
b.False
4.Whenplanninginstructioninthesciencesandsocialstudies,focusingondetailshelpsteachersstayconnectedthe
requiredstandards.
a.True
b.False
5.Scienceandtechnologyarecloselyrelatedandsharethesamegoal:tobetterunderstandournaturalworld.
a.True
b.False
6.Unlikescience,thebreadthofsocialstudiescontentinformationisvast.
a.True
b.False
7.Byunderstandingthepastandpresentthroughthestudyofhistoryandothersocialstudiesdisciplines,wecanmake
themostofwhatwehaveandbetterprepareourselvesforthefuture.
a.True
b.False
8.Whendesigningintegratedunits,assessmentshouldalwaysbeplannedfirst,thengoalsshouldbedefinedand
activitiesplannedbasedonthegoalsandavailableresources.
a.True
b.False
9.Timely,specific,andinformativequestionsandfeedbackcanhelpcorrectpossiblemisconceptionsheldbystudents,as
wellashelpthemgrowintheirthinking.
a.True
b.False
10.Color-codingtheUDLelementsinalessonplanhelpsensurevarietyinplanningthelesson’spresentationand
engagement.
a.True
b.False
11.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTtrueregardingtheteachingofscienceandsocialstudies?
a.TheprinciplesofUDLareevidentinscienceandsocialstudiesstandardsandcurriculum.
b.Studentswhostrugglecansometimesdowellincontentareas,howeverwithoutdirectinstructioninEnglish
class,languageskillscannotimproveintheirscienceandsocialstudiesclasses.
c.Scienceandsocialstudiespresentmanyopportunitiestoworkinteams.
d.Scienceandsocialstudiescandrawinalllearnersandclassroomscomealivewithlotsofopportunitiesfor
‘handson’instruction.
12.Theprocessofcollecting,organizing,andanalyzingdatainordertogaindeeperunderstandingsthatallowstudentsto
solveproblems,formulatepredictions,andmakeplansofactionisapplicableto:
a.literatureandhistory.
b.socialstudiesandscience.
c.mathandscience.
d.allcontentareas.
13.Thefoundationforscience,likemostcontentareadisciplines,isstilllargelyaccessedby:
a.atextbook.
b.constructivistactivities.
c.authenticlearning.
d.handsoninstruction.
14.Scienceandsocialstudiestextbooksareoftenwrittenasexpositorytextswhichtendto_________learnerswhoare
at-riskorhavelearningproblems.
a.enrich
b.anchor
c.disengage
d.engage
15.Diverselearnersinscienceandsocialstudiescanbenefitfrom:
a.anchoringinstruction.
b.helpingthemprioritizetasks.
c.theuseofnarratives.
d.Allofthechoicesarecorrect.
16.Theeffectiveteacheridentifiesthemodalitiesandstrengthsofeachlearnerthrough:
a.understandingthetheoryofmultipleintelligences.
b.on-goingassessment.
c.yearsofexperience.
d.instinct.
17._________aretheconceptsandskillstobetaughtandassessed.
a.Curricula
b.Standards
c.Facts
d.Interventions
18.WhichofthefollowingisNOToneofthefive“bigideas”insciencestandards?
a.Constancy,change,andmeasurement
b.Evidence,models,andexplanations
c.Formandfunction
d.Evolutionandtransformation
19.Thefirst“bigidea”insciencestandardsrevolvesaroundsystems,order,andorganization.Whichofthefollowingis
NOTanexampleofasysteminthisstandard?
a.Space
b.Weather
c.Computers
d.Humanbody
20.Ifaclassexaminedglobalwarmingfromtheperspectiveofthebalanceamonglivingthings,whichofthefollowing
“bigideas”inthesciencestandardswouldthistopicfallunder?
a.Systems,order,andorganization
b.Formandfunction
c.Evolutionandequilibrium
d.Evidence,models,andexplanations
21.WhichofthefollowingisNOTconsideredadisciplineundertheumbrellaofsocialstudies?
a.Accounting
b.Geography
c.History
d.Economics
22.TheNationalCouncilforSocialStudies(NCSS)statesthatmanycivicissuesare_____________andmustinteract
withmathematics,naturalsciences,andthehumanitiestoberesolved.
a.interesting
b.interdictory
c.interdisciplinary
d.interchangeable
23.WhichofthetenthematicstrandsfromtheNationalSocialStudiesStandardsinvolvesunderstandinghowcountries
makedecisionsaboutthedistributionofeconomicresourcesandgoods?
a.Globalconnections
b.Civicidealsandpractices
c.Time,continuity,andchange
d.Power,authority,andgovernance
24.Using“bigideas”helpstopulloutthecriticalaspectsofthecontentandputtheminto:
a.thespotlight.
b.thefinalexam.
c.thecurriculum.
d.manageablechunks.
25.Ifyoucanlinkstudentlearningto_____________,youmaximizestudentlearning.
a.formandfunction
b.keyideas
c.historicalfacts
d.causeandeffect
26.Allofthefollowingstatementsonassessingstudentlearningaretrue,EXCEPT:
a.moreauthenticassessmentscanhelpstudentsbecomeon-goingassessorsoftheirownlearning.
b.someformsofassessmentarebetterthanotherstoevaluateparticularlearninggoals.
c.multiple-choice/shortanswerquestionsarebestformeasuringthefullextentofstudentlearning.
d.classroomassessmentcantakemanyforms.
27.Rubricsareusefultoolsforallofthefollowingreasons,EXCEPT:
a.thestudentknowswhatisexpectedfromthestart.
b.learnerswillhavetheopportunitytoearnmorepointsonthefinalproductwhenholistic,asopposedtoanalytic,
rubricsareused.
c.Theyareusefulincontentareainstruction,especiallywithdiverselearners.
d.theyallowforflexibilityinprocessandproduct.
28.Allthefollowingstatementsdemonstratethevalueofusingcomputerstocreateandaccessalternativeassessments
forstudents,EXCEPT:
a.thefilecanbesavedandusedrepeatedlyforanystudentwhoneedsanalternativeassessment.
b.thefontsizecanbeeasilychangedasneededonobjective/shortanswertests.
c.thenumberofanswerchoicescanbereadilyincreasedordecreasedtofitlearnerneeds.
d.youcaneasilyreducethenumberofitemsorquestionsonapage.
29.Studentassessmentshouldincludeevaluationofthe__________aswellastheachievementsothatadjustmentsfor
representation,expression,andengagementcanbemadeasnecessary.
a.process
b.practical
c.product
d.principle
30.Polloway,Patton,&Serna(2012)identifyteninquiryskillsthatshouldbeincludedregularlyinscienceinstruction.The
firstis_____________,whereinstudentsusetheirsensestofindout/takeininformationaboutatopicorsubject.
a.experiment
b.observation
c.measurement
d.organization
31.Integratedor____________teachingcombinesindividualpartstomakeawholeunitandoffersdiverselearners
opportunitiestolearnthroughstrengthsandtoconnectwiththerealworld.
a.thematic
b.inclusive
c.explicit
d.objective
32.Thepurposeofdifferentiationforcomplexityisto:
a.developanddeliverinstructioninasingleformbasedontheneedsofthe“average”studentinaparticular
classroom.
b.simplifytheunitandlessons.
c.keepgiftedstudentsengaged.
d.makeobjectives,goals,andassessmentsaccessibleandappropriateforallstudents.
33.Preparingandusing______________inpre-assessmenthelpsinplanningdifferentiatedinstructionaswellasin
monitoringcomprehensionduringandafterinstruction.
a.questionrubrics
b.tieredquestions
c.recurrentquestions
d.essentialquestions
34.Regardingteachingmethodsforconceptsandspecificskillsinscienceandsocialstudies,allofthefollowing
statementsaretrue,EXCEPT:
a.purposefullearningextensionsshouldbeonhandforstudentswhoneedtomoveonwithlessdirection.
b.thelearningenvironmentshouldbeasafeplaceforstudentstotakerisks.
c.therearetimeswhenskillsnecessaryforataskneedtobedirectlytaughtatthestartofthelesson.
d.onlystudentswithlimitedskillsinreadingneedtimeforexplorationanddiscovery.
35.Whichofthefollowingcanhelppromotepositivesocialinteractionsforstudents?
a.Allofthechoicesarecorrect.
b.Thematicunitsthatintegratethearts
c.Workingoutdoorsandfieldtrips
d.Cooperativelearningactivities
36.Content-specifictextbooksinscienceandsocialstudiesaretobeconsidered:
a.outdatedandoflessvaluethanmorecurrentInternetresources.
b.theonlysourceofinformationstudentsneed.
c.oneofmanyreferencetools.
d.theprimaryreferencetool.
37.Whenpreparingalesson,preplanningactivitiesarehelpfulandoftenincludeallofthefollowing,EXCEPT:
a.reviewingtargetedvocabularywithstudents.
b.settingupequipment.
c.preparingorganizers/outlines.
d.preparingguidednotes.
38.Allofthefollowingshouldtypicallyoccurduringtheopenandsetuppartofthelesson,EXCEPT:
a.previouslessonisreviewed.
b.objectivesforcurrentlessonareclearlystated.
c.equipmentandtechnologydevicesareunpackedandsetup.
d.students’priorknowledgeispre-assessedthroughquestionsanddiscussion.
39.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTassociatedwithinquiry-basedinstruction/activities?
a.Teacherscirculatetopromptandofferguidingquestions
b.Mostoftheworkisteacher-directed
c.Allstudentscanactivelyparticipateinthelesson
d.Allstudentscanbeinvolvedinproblem-solving
40.Anactivities-orientedapproachincorporatesallofthefollowingelements,EXCEPT:
a.diverselearnerscanstartthelessonbyexploringwith“handson”materials.
b.resourcesandtypeoffinalassessmentdrivetheinstruction.
c.languageandliteracybarriersaregreatlyreduced.
d.activitiescanbedirectlyrelatedtoreallife.
41.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisNOTtrueoffieldtripsandcommunity-basedlearning?
a.Virtualfieldtripsareexpensive,notaccessibletoall,andstudentsgainlittlefromtheexperience.
b.Community-basedinstructioncanhelplearningcomealiveforstudentswhodonothavealotofbackground
knowledge.
c.Civicresponsibilitycanbeenhancedwhenstudentsengageinservicelearningactivities.
d.Reflectivepracticesarebuiltintoservicelearning,whichintegrateslearningobjectiveswithmeaningful
communityservice.
42.Textfordiverselearnerscanbeadaptedby:
a.removingthereadingrequirement.
b.eliminatingthepresentation.
c.modifyingthereadingrequirementand/orthereadinglevel.
d.Allofthechoicesarecorrect.
43.________________canbecreatedusingacrostics,acronyms,rhymes,poems,orothervisualizationsorassociations
andaredesignedtohelpstudentsrememberscienceandsocialstudiesvocabularyandconcepts.
a.Venndiagrams
b.Contentenhancements
c.KWLcharts
d.Mnemonicdevices
44.Alloffollowingtechniques/strategiesreinforcekeyvocabularyrelatedtoscienceandsocialstudiescontent,EXCEPT:
a.puttingkeyvocabularyoncardsandpostingthemintheroom.
b.differentiatingvocabularyfordiverselearners.
c.pairingwordswithobjects,pictures,andgestureswhenpossible.
d.boxingandparaphrasingkeypassagesadjacenttotheoriginaltext.
45._______________includetoolssuchasadvanceorganizers/agendas,outlines,graphicorganizers,contentdiagrams,
charts,andstudyguidesthathelpstudentsunderstandandorganizeideas,concepts,andvocabulary.
a.Rehearsals
b.Venndiagrams
c.Contentenhancements
d.Mnemonicdevices
46.WhichofthefollowingstatementsregardingpeertutoringisNOTtrue?
a.Studentscanbepairedwithconsiderationforphysical,cognitive,andsocialneeds.
b.Peertutorsshouldbehigh-achievingstudents,sotrainingisgenerallyunnecessary.
c.Matchinghigh-achievingstudentstogethersomeofthetimeoffersopportunitiesformorecomplexdialogue.
d.ItcouldbebeneficialtopairEnglishlanguagelearnerswithbilingualstudentswhohavegreaterEnglish
languageproficiency.
47.Allofthefollowingstatementsaretrue,EXCEPT:
a.rehearsalcanincreasestudentenragement,boostlearnerconfidence,andprovideadditionalmotivation.
b.completedcontentenhancementscanbeusedtodemonstratestudentskillbutcannotassesscomprehension.
c.self-monitoringisanimportantpartofengagement.
d.studentsneedmultipleopportunitiestopracticeindifferentways.
48.Studentswithsocialorbehavioralneedscanbesupportedinthephysicalenvironmentthrough:
a.usingananchor,suchasascientist,explorer,orhistoricfigureofthedaytoincreaseengagementinthe
social/behavioraldomain.
b.offeringchoicesinthewayinformationisreceived,andforengagementandexpression.
c.selectinggroupsandarrangingpartnershipsbasedonhowwellstudentsworktogether.
d.Allofthechoicesarecorrect.
49.Whataretheadvantagesinusingnarrativetextsinthesocialstudiesclassroom?
50.Inadditiontoanchoringinstructionandusingnarratives,whatotherresearch-basedstrategiesandinterventionscan
helpteachersmeettheneedsoftheirdiverselearners?
51.Explainthefive“bigideas”orunifyingconceptandprocessesstandardsinsciencecurricula.
52.What“bigideas”insocialstudiescanbedrawnfromthetenthematicstrandsintheNationalSocialStudies
Standards?
53.Describetheteninquiryskillsthatshouldberegularlyincludedinscienceinstruction.
54.Describethekeyelementsofthelessonbodyinalessonplan.
55.HowdoestheFullOptionScienceSystem(FOSS)promotetheuseofcooperativelearninginthescienceclassroom?
56.Explainindetailshowthe“bigideas”inscienceandsocialstudiescanbeappliedtoreallife/authenticlearning
situations.
57.Compareandcontrastthevaryingapproachestoteachingscienceandsocialstudiesintoday’sclassrooms.