FTCE Professional Education Practice Test 2 ACTUAL COMPLETE REAL
EXAM QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE VERIFIED SOLUTION) (MULTIPLE
CHOICES) (A+ GRADED 100% CORRECT ) 2025 LATEST VERSION !!
The use of different language forms that depend on the setting,
the relationship of the speaker to the person he or she is
addressing, and the function of the interaction is known as
A. discourse
B. lexicon
C. register
D. semantics - ANSWER-A
A teacher encourages family members to serve as volunteer
tutors in the school. Which of the following would be the most
likely purpose for such an arrangement?
A. to give family members a sense of ownership in the school
B. to create family awareness of problems in the school
C. to allow students, while at school, the opportunity to discuss
their problems with a family member
D. to improve student behavior in the community at large -
ANSWER-A
A teacher has a class of mixed-ability and diverse cultural
backgrounds. When assigning students to groups for
,cooperative learning activities, the teacher makes sure the
groups are diverse in ability level, gender, and cultural
background. Grouping students this way most likely to
A. help students learn to deal with prejudice.
B. promote critical thinking and problem solving in group
activities
C. nurture a sense of community in the classroom
D. enhance students' ability to be thoughtful questioners -
ANSWER-C
"Given a paragraph, the student will identify all the nouns with
90 percent accuracy." This statement is an example of a(n)
A. affective objective
B. cognitive objective
C. psychomotor objective
D. reflective objective - ANSWER-B
A high school teacher has a student who seems especially
unmotivated and has been performing poorly in class. Before
talking with the student, which of the following should the
teacher do first to find out additional information that would
help in dealing with the student?
A. review the student's educational records
B. discuss the problem with the school counselor
C. talk with the student's friends
,D. hold a conference with the student's parents. - ANSWER-A
A kindergarten child is shown a tall, thin jar and a short, wide
jar, both of which hold exactly one pint.
When questioned about the two jars, the child's answers
indicate that the child believes the taller container holds more
liquid. Based on this evidence, the child's teacher likely would
conclude that the child
A. is developmentally delayed
B. has a vision problem
C. lacks the ability to conserve
D. needs to be evaluated by an Exceptional Student Education
specialist - ANSWER-C
A key goal of a teacher's classroom management strategy
should be to
A. Provide an environment that eliminates unfamiliar or
unexpected occurrences.
B. Motivate students to proceed from simple to complex in their
approach to learning
C. Encourage students to monitor and self-manage their own
behavior
D. Allow students to decide which topics will be studied and for
how long. - ANSWER-C
, The stage in development in language acquisition wherein the
second-language learner works to receive and understand the
new language but produces little or no expressive language is
known as
A. preproduction
B. early production
C. speech emergence
D. intermediate fluency - ANSWER-A
A seventh-grade science teacher's instructional methods
include inquiry and discovery learning in the context of
cooperative learning groups. These instructional methods will
most likely
A. provide structure to learning activities
B. sequence instruction
C. establish group morale
D. foster independent learning - ANSWER-D
During a whole-class discussion, a student is creating a minor
disruption by tapping a pencil on the desk. Which of the
following interventions should the teacher use first with the
student?
A. Say the student's name and give the student a signal to stop
the behavior.
EXAM QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE VERIFIED SOLUTION) (MULTIPLE
CHOICES) (A+ GRADED 100% CORRECT ) 2025 LATEST VERSION !!
The use of different language forms that depend on the setting,
the relationship of the speaker to the person he or she is
addressing, and the function of the interaction is known as
A. discourse
B. lexicon
C. register
D. semantics - ANSWER-A
A teacher encourages family members to serve as volunteer
tutors in the school. Which of the following would be the most
likely purpose for such an arrangement?
A. to give family members a sense of ownership in the school
B. to create family awareness of problems in the school
C. to allow students, while at school, the opportunity to discuss
their problems with a family member
D. to improve student behavior in the community at large -
ANSWER-A
A teacher has a class of mixed-ability and diverse cultural
backgrounds. When assigning students to groups for
,cooperative learning activities, the teacher makes sure the
groups are diverse in ability level, gender, and cultural
background. Grouping students this way most likely to
A. help students learn to deal with prejudice.
B. promote critical thinking and problem solving in group
activities
C. nurture a sense of community in the classroom
D. enhance students' ability to be thoughtful questioners -
ANSWER-C
"Given a paragraph, the student will identify all the nouns with
90 percent accuracy." This statement is an example of a(n)
A. affective objective
B. cognitive objective
C. psychomotor objective
D. reflective objective - ANSWER-B
A high school teacher has a student who seems especially
unmotivated and has been performing poorly in class. Before
talking with the student, which of the following should the
teacher do first to find out additional information that would
help in dealing with the student?
A. review the student's educational records
B. discuss the problem with the school counselor
C. talk with the student's friends
,D. hold a conference with the student's parents. - ANSWER-A
A kindergarten child is shown a tall, thin jar and a short, wide
jar, both of which hold exactly one pint.
When questioned about the two jars, the child's answers
indicate that the child believes the taller container holds more
liquid. Based on this evidence, the child's teacher likely would
conclude that the child
A. is developmentally delayed
B. has a vision problem
C. lacks the ability to conserve
D. needs to be evaluated by an Exceptional Student Education
specialist - ANSWER-C
A key goal of a teacher's classroom management strategy
should be to
A. Provide an environment that eliminates unfamiliar or
unexpected occurrences.
B. Motivate students to proceed from simple to complex in their
approach to learning
C. Encourage students to monitor and self-manage their own
behavior
D. Allow students to decide which topics will be studied and for
how long. - ANSWER-C
, The stage in development in language acquisition wherein the
second-language learner works to receive and understand the
new language but produces little or no expressive language is
known as
A. preproduction
B. early production
C. speech emergence
D. intermediate fluency - ANSWER-A
A seventh-grade science teacher's instructional methods
include inquiry and discovery learning in the context of
cooperative learning groups. These instructional methods will
most likely
A. provide structure to learning activities
B. sequence instruction
C. establish group morale
D. foster independent learning - ANSWER-D
During a whole-class discussion, a student is creating a minor
disruption by tapping a pencil on the desk. Which of the
following interventions should the teacher use first with the
student?
A. Say the student's name and give the student a signal to stop
the behavior.
