Professional Education Practice Test 1 QUESTIONS WITH
WELL VERIFIED ANSWERS
Which of the following would require inductive reasoning? - answer☑️✔️..Students are
presented with the question, "How does competition for resources affect population growth in
an ecosystem?" then are asked to research the topic to find possible answers.
A student is doing a cold read, and the teacher documents that the student is reading at a 75%
accuracy level. After reading the selection, the student takes a multiple-choice quiz on the
material and scores 60% correct. What does this mean? - answer☑️✔️..The student is reading
at a frustration level and the teacher needs to select a more level-appropriate text.
Who elects parents to the school advisory council? - answer☑️✔️..The principal and vice-
principal
According to the Code of Ethics of the Education Profession in Florida, what is a professional
educator's primary concern? - answer☑️✔️..The student and the development of the
student's potential.
If a high-school science teacher wants to ensure that guessing has a minimal effect on the
students' grades, what type of test acquisition should be avoided? - answer☑️✔️..True/False
A classroom teacher is frustrated when an English language learner refuses to make eye contact
when speaking to adults. What is the teacher failing to take into account? -
answer☑️✔️..Making eye contact with adults is considered disrespectful in some cultures.
A history teacher begins the unit on he Civil War by asking his students to brainstorm a detailed
list of what they think motivated the southern states to seceded. Why would the teacher start
the lesson this way? - answer☑️✔️..To activate and access prior knowledge in his students.
, At the end of a lesson, an elementary mather teacher has students complete an exit ticket that
includes one thing that they learned and one thing that still confuses them. The exit ticket is
used - answer☑️✔️..to gather data that can be used to assess the effectiveness of instruction.
A student is having difficulties sounding out words then immediately comprehending the
meaning of the words. The teacher develops a variety of letter-sound recognition activities to
help the student improve their reading skills. On what skill is the teacher focusing? -
answer☑️✔️..decoding
Why would a teacher use the fishbone diagrams? - answer☑️✔️..to demonstrate cause-and-
effect relationships
A teacher wants to make sure that her students understand and remember the classroom rules.
The best way to accomplish this is to - answer☑️✔️..present them to the class, clearly post
them, then review them periodically
A teacher wants to build a spirit of community and peer-support in a student-centered
classroom. Which of the following would best meet the objective? - answer☑️✔️..The teacher
would put them into mixed-ability, cooperative learning groups, then give them tasks that
require them to work to meed a common goal.
A performance-based assessment would include - answer☑️✔️..creating a model, assembling
a collection, or writing a term paper
Which of the following format accommodations is not allowed on the stated standardized
testing? - answer☑️✔️..Only requiring very few questions that actually cover the standards.
Jerome Bruner would encourage teachers - answer☑️✔️..to not just teach content, but to
teach students how to apply critical thinking skills to new situations.
WELL VERIFIED ANSWERS
Which of the following would require inductive reasoning? - answer☑️✔️..Students are
presented with the question, "How does competition for resources affect population growth in
an ecosystem?" then are asked to research the topic to find possible answers.
A student is doing a cold read, and the teacher documents that the student is reading at a 75%
accuracy level. After reading the selection, the student takes a multiple-choice quiz on the
material and scores 60% correct. What does this mean? - answer☑️✔️..The student is reading
at a frustration level and the teacher needs to select a more level-appropriate text.
Who elects parents to the school advisory council? - answer☑️✔️..The principal and vice-
principal
According to the Code of Ethics of the Education Profession in Florida, what is a professional
educator's primary concern? - answer☑️✔️..The student and the development of the
student's potential.
If a high-school science teacher wants to ensure that guessing has a minimal effect on the
students' grades, what type of test acquisition should be avoided? - answer☑️✔️..True/False
A classroom teacher is frustrated when an English language learner refuses to make eye contact
when speaking to adults. What is the teacher failing to take into account? -
answer☑️✔️..Making eye contact with adults is considered disrespectful in some cultures.
A history teacher begins the unit on he Civil War by asking his students to brainstorm a detailed
list of what they think motivated the southern states to seceded. Why would the teacher start
the lesson this way? - answer☑️✔️..To activate and access prior knowledge in his students.
, At the end of a lesson, an elementary mather teacher has students complete an exit ticket that
includes one thing that they learned and one thing that still confuses them. The exit ticket is
used - answer☑️✔️..to gather data that can be used to assess the effectiveness of instruction.
A student is having difficulties sounding out words then immediately comprehending the
meaning of the words. The teacher develops a variety of letter-sound recognition activities to
help the student improve their reading skills. On what skill is the teacher focusing? -
answer☑️✔️..decoding
Why would a teacher use the fishbone diagrams? - answer☑️✔️..to demonstrate cause-and-
effect relationships
A teacher wants to make sure that her students understand and remember the classroom rules.
The best way to accomplish this is to - answer☑️✔️..present them to the class, clearly post
them, then review them periodically
A teacher wants to build a spirit of community and peer-support in a student-centered
classroom. Which of the following would best meet the objective? - answer☑️✔️..The teacher
would put them into mixed-ability, cooperative learning groups, then give them tasks that
require them to work to meed a common goal.
A performance-based assessment would include - answer☑️✔️..creating a model, assembling
a collection, or writing a term paper
Which of the following format accommodations is not allowed on the stated standardized
testing? - answer☑️✔️..Only requiring very few questions that actually cover the standards.
Jerome Bruner would encourage teachers - answer☑️✔️..to not just teach content, but to
teach students how to apply critical thinking skills to new situations.
