Fun Quiz

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Fun Quiz

Through a fun quiz, we'd like to assess your foundational understanding of literacy and numeracy. The quiz will consist of a series of questions covering various aspects of foundational literacy and numeracy. This quiz is designed to make the learning process enjoyable and engaging. So, don't worry if you find some questions challenging – just do your best! Please note that participants will not receive any prizes for completing this quiz. This is just the beginning of our journey together towards enhancing foundational literacy and numeracy skills among our students.

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1.What are the five main things you teach when helping learners learn to read?
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Colours, shapes, animals, numbers, and letters

Spelling, grammar, punctuation, vocabulary, and comprehension

Phonics, vocabulary, comprehension, fluency, and phonemic awareness

Rhyming, decoding, comprehension, fluency, and handwriting

2. How many basic sounds are there in the English Alphabetic code? *

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3. The counting bead string can be most extensively used for
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Developing number sense

counting only

patterning only

ordering and comparing only

4. Which of the following is the best explanation to teach quantification of 34?
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Number 3 is at the tens place and number 4 is at the ones place

Digit 3 is at the tens place and digit 4 is at the ones place

There are 3 tens and 4 ones in 34

3 tens and 4 more make 34

5. Puzzles and jigsaws can be used for
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Assessments

Practice

concept introduction

All

6. Why is it important to teach learners new words when they're learning to read?
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It's not important

Learning new words helps with them with dictionary usage

Knowing more words helps learners understand what they read

Teaching new words only helps advanced readers

7. Understanding stories can help develop
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Enjoying movies

Filling in blanks on a worksheet

Comprehending any text and analysing what it's about

Writing a story about a favourite character

8. Data handling
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is taught to learners only in grades 2 onwards

is a tool to build cognitive and critical thinking

Can be done by all subject teachers

Can be done by only Maths teachers

Required

9. To teach the word sheep, a teacher uses flashcards.Which is the correct option that she must use?

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5 flashcards

3 flashcards

2 flashcards

None of the above

10. What's a good way to teach kids to add and subtract?
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Using worksheets

Playing games and doing activities

Making them memorize everything

None of the above

11. Dominos can we used by a teacher to gauge learners’ understating about FLN

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counting forward and backward

part-part-whole

both

Solving problems is only for older kids

12. Which activity helps learners develop fluency in Maths?
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Doing lots of worksheets

Watching videos about math

Playing with blocks and puzzles

Taking tests about math

13. What can be a successful intervention strategy to support a struggling student's literacy or numeracy development
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Whole class revision worksheets

Child-centric activities with manipulatives

One-on-one sessions to identify the student's specific needs

Parental support

14. Why do we teach letter names in English?
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To teach comprehension of text

To teach spelling and pronunciation

To teach decoding of text

To teach tricky words

15. Ms Shama discovers that learners remember concepts that are done with songs and rhymes.Why do you think this happens?
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Songs and rhymes are easy to use in big classrooms

Songs and Rhymes are easily and readily available

Songs and rhymes involve learners with multiple intelligences and create experiences for them

All of the above

16. Which situation shows use of the Experiential approach in the classroom
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The teacher is involved in lecturing on historical events and theories.

The teacher assigns research projects for learners to complete individually

Learners read a textbook chapter and answer comprehension questions.

Learners present researches and answer questions from audience

17. Which of the following represent numerals?
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1 2 3

I II III

One Two Three

All of the above

18. Mrs. Khanna, a grade 2 teacher, always ensures that learners copy work from the board in notebooks. She has a very disciplined class and there is always pin drop silence. What approach is this?
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Learner-centric

Teacher-centric

Neither

Both

19. Which helps develop quantification better?
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1 point