MULTIPLE CHOICE
1. Teacher A avoids giving
out-of-context drills. Instead
he makes use of real-world
problems for his students
to solve. Doing so makes
Teacher A _______in
approach.
A. Inquiry-based C. Reflective
B. Constructivist D.
Developmentally
2. In the 4A’s of
facilitating learning, the first thing
that a teacher should do
is:
A. Abstraction C. Activity
B. Analysis D. Application
3. In the 4A’s approach to
facilitating learning, the
students learn best to
relate ideas to real life
through______.
A. Abstraction C. Activity
B. Analysis D. Application
4. Which test measure is
basic to select and connect
ideas?
A.. Multiple choice C. Mapping
B. Matching type D.
Outlining
5. Which test a subjective
and less reliable for scoring
and grading?
A. Completion C. True or
false
B.
Essay D. Matching
6. Teacher Dada wants to
test student’s acquisition of
declarative knowledge.
Which test is appropriate?
A. Performance test C. Short answer test
B. Submission of a report
D. Essay
7. A seating arrangement
that is used for a small
group
A. Traditional C. Circular
B.
Horseshoe D. Rectangular
8. Teacher A would like to
cover a wide variety of
objectives in the quarterly
examinations in his English
class lesson on subject
verb agreement. Which of the
following type of test the
most appropriate?
A. True or False C. Multiple choice
B. Essay D. Matching type
9. Among the types of
assessment below, which does
not belong to the
concept-group?
A. Multiple choice C. True
or false
B. Matching type . D. Completion test
10. Which type of test
measures student’s thinking,
organizing and written
communication skills?
A. Completion C. True or
false
B.
Essay D. Matching
10. What is the highest
career stage of a teacher in
the PPST?
A.
Distinguished C. Highly Proficient
B. Proficient D. Most Proficient
11. Senior high school
student in private schools are
given_____.
A. Scholarship C. Voucher
B. Low tuition free D.
Discount in tuition free
12. When a child says that
the sun is sleeping at night,
the child is in the
pre-operational stage,
particularly______.
A. animism C. egocentrism
B. centration D.
reversibility
13. When the daughter is
competing with the mother
for the father's attention,
the daughter is said to be
experiencing _____.
A.
Electra complex. C. identity crisis.
B. Oedipus complex D.
Sexual deviation
14. According to Piaget’s
cognitive concept, what is the
learning experience structure
during infancy and early
years.
A. Accommodation C. Schema
B.
Assimilation D. Equilibrium
15. Bandura's theory, the
teacher who can be observed
in a school is____.
A. Symbolic model C.
Virtual model
B. Live
model D. Verbal model
16. Advance organizers use
____ to make connections
among various pieces of
information for Efficient recall
A. Visual imagery C.
Organization
B.
Elaboration D. Rehearsal
17. Bruner said that there
should be revisiting an old
curriculum and for full
understanding of ideas
A. Enrichment curriculum C. Spiral curriculum
B. Advanced organizers D.
Concept mapping
18. A teaching cycle is not
complete without _____ of
learning.
A. reviewing C. planning
B. recycling D. assessment
19. Among thinking skills,
Analysis means,
A. Comparing information
proper choices
B. selecting relevant and
important information
C.
Breakdown complex information
D. placing information
20. Which cognitive ability
is tested in the essay
question. A listing of ways
to tackle noise pollution.
A.
Creating C. Inferring
B. Classifying D.
Generalization
21 To learn complex subject
matter, it is most
effective to
experience from information
and
A. classify facts C. construct meaning
B. organize ideas D. divide
elements
22 The promulgation of Code
of ethics for professional
Teachers under Resolution
435 of the PRC expressly
covers teachers in all
educational intuitions at the
following levels, and
implicitly at the________.
A. Elementary C. Preschool
and Primary
B.
Tertiary D. Secondary
23. Based on bloom's
taxonomy, this activity is suitable
to contribute to
comprehension and learning but NOT to
include ___________.
A
causal relationship C. outline
B. analogy D. text reading
24. How does a novice
learner acquire information?
A. Selected information C. All the information
B. Important information D.
Meaningful information
25. What kind of knowledge
processing was involved
when teacher when teacher A
asked his students to
reflect on themselves as
self-learners?
A. Deduction C. Metacognition
B. Observation D Induction
26. You are required to
formulate your own philosophy of
education in the course
teaching profession, based on
Bloom's revised taxonomy,
in which level of cognitive
structure or processing are
you?
A. Applying C. Analyzing
B.
Creating D. Evaluating
27. Successful learners
contribute to their own learning
by assuming the following
traits except?
A. Goal-directed C. Docile
B. Active D.
Self-regulating
28. How would you describe
teacher J initiative in
relating to everyone in
class without playing favorite?
A. Exclusive C.
Constructive
B.
Inclusive`1 D. Competitive
29. What kind of multiple
question is: "For an
agricultural country like
the Philippines, which should the
country advance for its
economic development: (a)
agriculture production (b)
industrial development (c)
tourism (d) finance and
banking"?
A. Application of a concept
C. Simple knowledge
B. Assessment of a problem
D. Application of a formula
30. Which standardized test
is used to measure
performance in completed
subjects at various grade
levels?
A. Remedial test C.
Aptitude test
B.
Achievement test D. Intelligence test
31. Along piaget
principles, what will you apply along the
need to use props and visual
aids to help children
understand ideas?
A. introduce dialogue
exchange
B. use
drawing and illustrations
C. do drills and repetitive
exercise
D. Send pupils in a field
trip
32. Teacher A is sincere
and honest in words and
deeds as he has____?
A. Buoyancy C. Intelligence
B. Innovativeness D. Reliability
33. A teacher who is moody,
a loner, easily giving up
with poor interpersonal
relationship?
A.
Buoyancy C. Intelligence
B. Innovativeness D.
Reliability
34. Open environment for
discussing opinions without
fear of being wrong
A. Debate C. Symposium
B. Buzz
Session D. Committee
35. Proponent of Learning
by heart, heads and hands
A. Herbart C. Pestalozzi
B. Froebel D. Vygotsky
36. The professional
standard in the PQF is best
understood?
A. As by law C. As by
ethical code
B. As
by benchmark D. As by Civic conduct
37. Values of agreeable,
disagreeable or strong sensual?
A. Vital Values C. Pleasure Values
B. Psychic Values D. Holy
and Unholy Values
38. What type of test is
National Career Assessment
Examination (NCAE)?
A.
Placement test C. Formative test
B. Summative test D.
Aptitude test
39. According to Jean
Piaget's, cognitive development
theory a childlike
Cinderella is in stage of ?
A. Sensorimotor C. Egocentrism
B.
Pre-operational stage D. Formal
operational
40. What is the lowest form
of learning?
A.
Perceiving C. Conditioning
B. Responding D. Teaching
41. Which of the following
is the study of human
behavior?
A. Philosophy C. Ethics
B. Morality D. Psychology
42. According to Maslow,
the highest of the need in
the Hierarchy of Needs
theory is
A. Psychological need C
Belongingness
B. Self
actualization D. Safety
43. More senses are
involved in the learning process
during:
A. Exhibit C. Demonstration
B. Lecture D. Field trip
46. Summative assessment
is______?
A. Assessment in learning C. Assessment for learning
B. Assessment as learning
D. Assessment of learning
47. ______is an actual
concept sharing of teaching
and student
A.
Inquiry-related C. Metacognitive
B. Substitution learning D.
Constructivist
48. Technology advances in
education by using_____
devices
A.
Audio visual C. Improvised
B. Digital D. Supplementary
49. The most important
contribution of the Gestalt
psychology to the theories
of learning
A. Use of multimedia
approaches
B. Importance of
reinforcement
C. Concept of readiness in
learning
D.
Cognitive insight
50. If a student failed to
pass 2 subjects, he/she will
A. Retain in the same level
B. Take
remedial classes
C. Move to the next grade
level
D. Transfer to another
school
51. Show the chronological
development of curriculum
A. Legal foundations C. Historical Foundations
B. Philosophical
Foundations D. Psychological Foundations
52. What materials can be
used when intended
materials are not available?
A. Supplementary materials C. Improvised materials
B. Audio-visual materials
D. Digital materials
53. Teacher A observed that
one of his followers excels
in activities requiring
strength, speed, flexibility, balance,
and hand-eye coordination.
According to H. Gardner,
such natural intelligence
can be identified as _____.
A.
bodily-kinesthetic C. interpersonal
B. intrapersonal D.
verbal-linguistic
54. Rote learning in the
teaching-learning process is
best described as ___.
A.
automated C. discovery
B. in-depth D. motivated
55. Along piaget
principles, what will you apply along the
need to use props and
visual aids to help children
understand ideas?
A. introduce dialogue
exchange
B. use
drawing and illustrations
C. do drills and repetitive
exercise
D. Send pupils in a field
trip
56. Based on Blooms
Taxonomy, which of the following
can be best effective for
making a synthesis of
learning?
A. A comparison standard C.
A text reading
B. A definition D. A plan
57. This is a tool for
assessment for spatially intelligent
learners.
A. Oral demonstration
enacting movie scene
B. Writing inner thoughts
C.
Landscape drawing
D. Written report
58. Teacher Tess gives
importance to
"Wellness: Which needs
to be developed
among individual learners
and so she
gives focus on _____.
A. Spiritual values C.
Values of the holy
B. Pleasure values D. Vital values
59. Here is a test item:
"Jose Rizal was born in
Calamba Laguna on June ___
1861." What is WRONG
with the item?
A. It
is concerned in trivia
B. The blank is very short
C. It is open to more than
one correct answer
D. The black is near the
end
60. In order for the
students to clearly understand the
structure and content of
the teacher's presentation,
the teacher should have
A.
short preview
B. several years of
experience as a presenter
C. short conclusion
D. a summary
61. Assessment of learning
is _____ to the teachinglearning process.
A. auxiliary C. integral
B. enrichment D. add-on
62. Who authored the
three-tiered model of learningenactive, iconic and symbolic and emphasized that
we
should not teach directly
to the abstract level without
adequate foundation of the
concrete?
A.
Jerome Bruner C. Erik Erikson
B. Jean Piaget D. Lev Vygotsky
63. What is PQF?
A. A
framework for qualifications of professionals in
the
Philippines
B. A framework of levels of
the Philippine Education
System
C. A framework for all
courses in tertiary
D. A framework for job
qualifications to determine
Salary
64. The teacher as
facilitator adds vigor, light and life
in the classroom.
A. Composure C. Presence
B. Uniform D.. Reticence
65. The meaning of AQRF
A.
ASEAN Qualifications Reference Framework
B. Asian Qualifications
Reference Framework
C. ASEAN Quality Reference
Framework
D. Asian Quality Reference
Framework
66. On transferring
learning, how will you classify the
presentation of invited
social researcher discussing the
effect of social media.
A. Utilization -related C.
Inquiry-related
B. Learner-related D. Concept-related
67. Riya is afraid of
exams. Her teacher usually gives an
exam every friday. now,
riya is afraid of Friday even
though it is not certain
whether or not her teacher will
give an exam on the day.
Which Theory illustrate Riya's
behavior?
A.
Classical conditioning C. Operant
Conditioning
B. Constructivist theory D.
Connectionism theory
68. Which standardized test
us used to measure
performance is complete
grade levels?
A. Aptitude test C.
Intelligence test
B.
Achievement test D. Remedial test
69. According to Gardner's
multiple intelligence theory.
Spatial intelligence
learners are inclined /disposal to.
A. One's own strength,
goals and desires
B.
Colors, shapes
C. body language, moods,
voice, feelings
D. Touch, movement physical
self.
70. A child treats his
friend highly aggressive. The
reason behind this attitude
in his past experience with
his father who is also
highly aggressive. This is
demonstrated on what
theory.
A. Cognitive developmental
theory
B. Operant conditioning
C.
Social cognitive theory
D. Classical conditioning
71. The school conducted a
general student election for
the Supreme Student
Council. The election is patterned
after the COMELEC system.
The school is using what
kind of technique?
A. Symposium C. Simulation
B. Panel discussion D.
Dramatization
72. The speaker shows
COMPOSURE in a big audience.
The capitalized word means:
A. Nervousness C. Calmness
B. Agitation D. Excitement
73. What is “frustration
control” in the reading
Strategies of the teacher
to student
A.
Student’s frustration of not being able to read
B. Remove the stress
74. As a head teacher, what
task will you give to a
beginning teacher
A. Demo
subjects C. Subject “pegs”
B. light subject D. Subject
overload
75. Natural and Physical
science is more important
than humanities
A. Empiricism C.
Progressivism
B.
Naturalism D. Essentialism
76. Focused in on 3 r’s
A.
Essentialism C. Progressivism
B. Existentialism D.
Empiricism
78. Gestalt theory is well
known for its concept of
_____learning
A. Situation. C. Cognition
B. Perception D.. Insight
79. Which psychological
theory states that the mind
insists on finding patterns
in things that contribute to
the development of insight?
A. Piaget's psychology C. Gestalt psychology
B. Bruner’s theory D.
Kohlberg's psychology
80. The theme of Vygotsky's
socio-cultural theory
emphasizes the role of appropriate
assistance given by
the teacher to accomplish a
task.
A. competency technique C.
active participation
B.
scaffolding D. collaboration
81. Which educational
level/s provide/s for free and
compulsory education as
stipulated in Article IV, Section
2 of the Philippine
Constitution?
A. Elementary level
B. Secondary level
C.
Elementary and secondary levels
D. Tertiary level
82. Human development
begins in this stage.
A.
Conception C. Schooling
B. Birth D. Early childhood
83. The results of
assessment must be provided
the soonest possible
time______
A. Parents C. Registrar
B. Principal D. Students
84. What is the purpose of
a pre-test?
A. To assess results
B. To apply an intervention
C. To
determine entry knowledge or skills
D. To grade learners
85. What is the philosophy
of education derived?
A.
National education policies and goals
B. School spirit
C. Theories of teaching and
learning
D. Comparative curriculum
86. What does a philosophy
of education provide for the
school agenda and those who
benefit from educational
work?
A. Curriculum C. Values
B.
Vision D. Goals
87. What kind of sources do
critical thinkers rely on for
attaining truth or
resolving problems?
A. Biased C. opinionated
B.
credible D. vested interest
88. Which learning
activities involve estimating,
calculating, budgeting and
analyzing?
A. Research C. Data
gathering
B. Literacy D. Numeracy
89. What kind of assessment
is a post test?
A. Process assessment C.
Diagnostic assessment
B.
Outcome assessment D. Self assessment
90. Especially in research
which activities lead to
discovery and insights on
issues and concerns?
A. Interactive C. Integrative
B. Interdisciplinary D.
Innovative
91. Which of the following
can best encourage
participating by learners
on the issue of family
conflicts?
A. Graphs and Charts C. Role playing
B. Power-point presentation
D. Photos
92. What is the special
program given to the students
who can't read?
A. Reading
program C. Language program
B. Literary program D.
Phonic program
93. Performance experiment
is an example of ___.
A. demonstration
B
.direct purposeful experience
C. contrived experience
D. dramatized experience
94. When do we need to
evaluate the curriculum?
A. Whenever somebody
suggests it
B.
Whenever necessary
C. Every academic year
D. Every quarter
95. Which is an exemption
in the code of ethics of
teachers?
A. Principal C. Division
office superintendent
B.
Librarian D. Master teacher
96. Teacher A wanted his
students to rate their own
work using the scoring
rubric
A. Applying C. Analyzing
B.
Evaluating D. Synthesizing
97. In Bruner's
Three-tiered, which is action based?
A. Iconic learning C.
Inactive learning
B.
Enactive learning D. Symbolic learning
98. Which pillar of
learning describes the phrase "Unity in
Diversity"?
A.
Learning to live together C. Learning
to know
B. Learning to be D.
Learning to do
99. When a child says that
the sun is sleeping at night,
the child is in the pre-operational
stage,
particularly______.
A.
animism C. egocentrism
B. centration D.
reversibility
100. When the daughter is
competing with the mother
for the father’s attention,
the daughter is said to be
experiencing _______
A.
Electra Complex C. Identity Crisis
B. Oedipus complex D.
Sexual Deviation
101. In a classroom
curriculum implementation, which is
referred to as the
"Green flag" ?
A. Content delivery bias
B. Too much chalkboard talk
C. Rigid Movement
D.
Student interest
102. Who coined the term
"scaffolding" ?
A.
Bruner C. Vygotsky
B. Piaget D. Pavlov
103. As an investigative
tool, assessment can help
discover various aspects of
students learning, but these
does not include_____.
A. what students already
know
B. what students can do
C. what students expect to learn
D. metacognitive knowledge
104. Among important
characteristics of successful
teaching, which connotes
dress, physique, freedom from
personal defects, personal
magnetism, neatness,
cleanliness, posture, and
personal charm?
A. Drive C. Dominance
B.
Attractiveness D Buoyancy
105. Once the grading
period is done and all grades are
recorded to whom the
teacher will present the grades?
A.
Students C. Principal
B. Parents D. Registrar
106. Which of the following
is consider as the nursery of
the state?
A. Home C. Religion
B.
School D. Politics
107. Which of the ff. is
Universal and unchanging?
A. Freedom C. Love
B. Justice D. Beliefs
108. A small group of
students usually 3-6 persons
discussing or solving a
problem?
A. Debate C. Group dynamics
B. Buzz
session D. Open forum C. Group
109. What type of test
items requires students to blend,
combine, fuse and integrate
ideas or causes?
A. Application C. Synthesis
B. Evaluation D. Analysis
110. Which of the following
construct is NOT at the level
of critical thinking
A. preferring and
evaluating C.
guessing and believing
B. grouping and classifying
D. associating and grasping
111. Learners are
information processors. Whose thought is
this?
A. Gestalt theorist C.
Behaviorist
B. Metacognitivist D. Cognitivist
112. Of the following,
which is most effective for
influencing human emotion
for retention and discovery
of learning?
A. Drills to argument
retention
B. Use
of inspirational tool ( book,film,art,etc.)
C. Telling of jokes in
teaching
D. Emotional delivery of
lessons
113.. Which of the
following is an acceptable initiative
conducive to the teacher’s
making a difference in the
achievement of new
generations of the country’s
youth?
A. Greatest prestige in the
community
B. Wearing of distinctive
teacher’s uniform
C. Highest pay in the
country
D.
Quality teacher preparation
114. What kind of knowledge
processing was involved
when teacher A asked his
students to reflect on
themselves as
self-learners?
A. Deduction C. Meta-cognition
B. Observation D. Induction
115. Which is understood by
an eye wink, simple nodding
of a head, or wave of a
hand?
A. Facial expression C.
Verbal communication
B.
Gesture D. Body language
116. The first step in
constructing achievement tests.
A. Determine the highest
rating to be given to students
B.
Determine the content and skills covered by test
C. Determine the
characteristics of the examinees
D. Assess the teaching
capability of teachers.
117. When you begin
teaching with concrete experience
then come in with
conclusion, which method do you
employ?
A. deductive
B. it depends on your type
of generalization
C.
inductive
D. it depends on the
quantity of details you bring in
118. Which method is more
interactive?
A. deductive
B. deductive, if teacher
wants to
C.
inductive
D. Inductive, if teacher
chooses to
119. When you begin
teaching with the generalization
then bring in details,
which method do you employ?
A.
deductive
B. it depends on your type
of generalization
C. inductive
D. it depends on the
quantity of details you bring in
120. A teacher discovers
that a product of a certain
bottling company brings
about damage to teeth. Much
as he wants to share the
findings of his study , he
could not because the
company is harassing him.
Which teacher's right is
violated?
A. Academic freedom C.
Right to property
B. Right to one's honor D. Right to make livelihood
121. Teacher Dada’s lesson
was on “what man can do
to arrest climate change”.
She made students do the
talking, the arguing, and
the synthesizing. She gave her
lecturette after students
have participated in the lively
discussion. Which teaching
approach did Teacher Dada
employ?
A.
Learner-centered approach
B. Activity-centered
approach
C. subject matter-centered
approach
D. Teacher-centered
approach
122. Learning is an active
process. Which one is an
application of this
principle?
A. Let
student learn the steps In opening a computer
by
making them follow the steps.
B. Group students for work
or project that way project
becomes less expensive.
C. Teach your content from
a multidisciplinary
perspective.
D. Avoid drills which are
out of context.
123. For those who
successfully pass the Licensure
Examination for Teachers,
the _______ signed by the
Chairman of the Philippine
Regulation Commission Serves
as evidence for lawful
practice profession.
A. Professional Oath copy
B. Professional
registration fee receipt
C. Merit examination
certificate
D.
Professional license
124. What kind of authority
is best applied in guiding
millennial youths or
learning?
A. Laissez faire C. Authoritative
B. Rigorous D. Relational
125. The_____is a quiet
informal group (usually four of
five students ) serving as
an panel with an audience.
A. committee C. buzz session
B. round-table D.
critiquing group
126. Teachers often
complain of numerous non-teaching
assignments that adversely
affect their teaching. Does
this mean that teachers
must be preoccupied only with
teaching
a. Yes, if they are given
other assignments justice
demands that they be
properly compensated.
b. No,
because every teacher is expected to provide
leadership
and initiative in activities for betterment of
communities
c. Yes, because other
community leaders, not teachers,
are tasked to lead in
community activities
d. Yes, because teaching is
enough full time job
127. Teacher A wants the
group to evaluate an issue by
having the group act out
jury trial. Which technique will
he employ?
A. critiquing C.
majority-rule decision making
B. panel D. simulation
128. The new global
landscape of the 21st century shows
the following EXCEPT one.
Which one is not?
A. Learners environment can
be any place.
B. There are multiple ways
of teaching.
C. Teachers are ICT
equipped.
D.
Learners are attuned to rote memorization.
129. According to Gardner's
multiple intelligence theory,
naturalist learned can be
____.
A. use hands to fix and
create, and use bodily
expression
B.
analyze ecological and natural situations and data
C. mediate, reflect,
exhibit self-discipline, maintain
composure
D. work with people and
help them overcome problems
130. The ability to work
well with others by tapping
each other’s talents and
skills
A. Citizenship C.
Creativity
B.
Collaboration D. Critical thinking
131. Which is the criteria
for the selection and use of
instructional materials?
A.
Alignment with intended outcomes C.
Varied
B. SMART D. In three
domains
132. Among thinking
strategies, Comprehension
Monitoring is the
ability_____.
A. to check progress
B. to make appropriate
choices
C. to be relaxed yet alert
D. to
synthesize new information
133. Which assessment tool
will you use that
performance result highly
measurable?
A. Tests and quizzes C.
Journal writing
B. Essay requirement D. Demonstration of skills
134. Among major school of
learning theories, which
consider how the individual
perceives the learning
environment or situation?
A. Cognitive theories C.
Behavioral theories
B. Social theories D. Field & Gestalt theories
135. According to
Confucius, what is the best way to rule
a people and attain
harmony?
A. by allowing people to do
as they please
B. by allowing consulting
the governed
C. by force
D. by
moral example
136. In introducing a new
lesson what is important to
consider by way of lesson
continuity.
A. introduce new lesson
B. prepare new audio
visuals
C. have a pre-test for new
lesson
D.
relate new ideas to past lesson
137. Teacher A sees to it
that her classroom is clean
and orderly so his pupils
will less likely disarrange seats
and litter on the floor. On
which thought is his action
based?
A. Reconstructionism C.
Progressivism
B. Existentialism D. Behaviorism
138. One cognitive
advancement in adolescence is
metacognition, What does
metacognition mean?
A. Ability to do problem
solving
B. Ability to recall and
explain
C. Ability to analyze and
synthesize
D.
Ability to identify one’s own thinking process and
Strategies
139. When teachers conduct
a series of evaluation to
determine the extent of
teaching, what must be
implemented?
A. Hidden curriculum C.
Taught curriculum
B. Learned curriculum D. Assessed curriculum
140. To teach students to
be less competitive,
which teaching approach
should be used more?
A. Interdisciplinary C.
Integration
B.
Collaboration D. Reflection
141. For selectivity in the
learning process, the Novice
Learner attempts to process
______ they receive in
instruction.
A. selected information C.
manageable information
B. important information D. all information
142. Which of the following
is true of a case study?
A. It requires data from
other events
B. It
is always reliable and dependable
C. It applies specifically
to a population
D. It is applicable to the
universal population
143. Which of the following
is NOT a function of
scientific research?
A. To test assumptions
B. To determine
cause-and-effect
C. To test hypothesis
D. To
rely on controlled methods
144. What is the most
appropriate tagline for the
slogan on Cultural
diversity, "Different roads sometimes
lead to the same
castle"
A. Cultural diversity
B.
Unity amid cultural diversity
C. Cultural norms
D. Cultural identity
145. Without abandoning
other duties of a teacher,
Teacher A considers herself
mainly as a facilitator by
which her students become
curious a discover idea on
their own. This ideal for a
______class.
A. Activity-centered B. student-centered
C. lesson-centered D.
teacher-centered
146. What is the process
for Piaget done during our
growing years, acquiring
new experiences and ideas?
A.
Assimilation
B. Equilibrium
C. Schematization
D. Accommodation
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