English Pedagogy Quiz
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English (Pedagogy) Quiz For CTET Exams
Q1.For linguistic who study the structure of language in a scientific way, the grammar of a language is- (a)A highly abstract system consisting of several sub-systems (b)A very simple and easy way (c)Not a highly abstract system consisting of several...
Published On February 7th, 2017 -
English (Pedagogy) Quiz For CTET Exams
Q1.A child studying in class III says: “ I dranked the water.” It indicates that the child (a)Has overgeneralized the rule for marking past tense verbs, showing that learning is taking place (b)Is careless and needs to be told that...
Published On February 1st, 2017 -
English (Pedagogy) Quiz For CTET Exams
Q1.Which one of the following is not true about listening and speaking? (a)Oral speech is acquired through listening (b)Speaking is not integrated with listening (c)For the students to speak English, it is essential that English is spoken in class (d)Speech...
Published On January 30th, 2017 -
English (Pedagogy) Quiz For CTET Exams
Q1.How will a teacher best teach ‘writing’ skills to a class? (a)Through dictation (b)By asking students to learn articles and rewrite them (c)By brainstorming ideas and asking students to write in their own words (d)By asking students to write neatly...
Published On January 24th, 2017 -
English (Pedagogy) Quiz For CTET & KVS/NVS Exams
Q1.A rhetorical question is asked- (a)To get a feedback about what others think about your speech/writing (b)To gather personal information (c)To clarify a concept (d)For the sake of effect with no answer needed Q2.The curriculum and the teacher’s execution of...
Published On January 20th, 2017 -
English (Pedagogy) Quiz For CTET 2017 Exam
Q1.The ‘value’ of a word in a text means the- (a)Significance of the word in a particular context (b)Appropriate use of words in a particular context (c)Number of ways a word can be used (d)Dictionary meaning of a word Q2.Which...
Published On January 15th, 2017 -
English Pedagogy Quiz for CTET Exam 2017
Q1. A rhetorical question is asked (a) To get a feedback about what others think about your speech/writing (b) To gather personal information (c) To clarify a concept (d) For the sake of effect with no answer needed Q2. The...
Published On December 7th, 2016
