CAP Certificate in Teaching Aptitude quiz
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What is the lowest level of Bloom's revised taxonomy?
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Which assessment measures overall learning at the end of a unit?
Answer: Summative assessment
Why: Final exams and standardized end-of-year tests are classic examples of summative rather than formative evaluation.
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Which theory shapes voluntary behavior with reinforcement and punishment?
Answer: Operant conditioning
Why: Ferster and Skinner found rewards after an unpredictable number of tries resist extinction longest; slot machines use that schedule.
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Which instructional design framework did John Sweller create?
Answer: Cognitive load theory
Why: Sweller demonstrated that cluttered instructional visuals waste precious working memory capacity needed for actual learning.
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Which needs form the base of Maslow's hierarchy?
Answer: Physiological needs
Why: Maslow never drew the familiar pyramid; Charles McDermid published the earliest known version in 1960.
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What is it called when new information makes you change a schema?
Answer: accommodation
Why: While assimilation fits new data into old categories, accommodation alters the brain's internal rules to fit reality.
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Which philosophy says learners actively build their own knowledge?
Answer: constructivism
Why: Constructivist principles shift the teacher's role from a sage on the stage to a facilitator of discovery.
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