List of top Teaching Aptitude Questions asked in Chhattisgarh Pre BEd

What are the four pillars of learning as proposed by UNESCO report (1996)?
Which strategy involves breaking content into sections and assigning groups to become experts on different sections?
A good teacher should be free from-
(a) Personal Experiences
(b) Academic Inertia
(c) Financial Resources
(d) Community Experiences
Ramesh is a teacher with a strong understanding of pedagogy. He uses field trips as a part of his pedagogy. What is the primary educational benefit of field trips for teaching-learning?
Which of the following statements best describes the importance of reflective practices for a teacher?
If a child has a mental age of 12 years and a chronological age of 10 years, then what will be the IQ of the child?
Which of the following statement is true regarding the use of concept mapping, in teaching – learning and assessment?
Which of the following activities best exemplifies experiential learning?
Which type of group formation is most likely to enhance learning through diverse perspective and peer support?
Which of the following is not a characteristic of a good achievement test?
Which of the following responsibility is not typically associated with the role of a teacher as a teacher-counsellor?
Match the following qualities of an effective teacher with their corresponding descriptions.
(I) Empathy
(II) Communication skill
(III) Classroom management
(IV) Differentiated instruction
(a) Skill in maintaining discipline and creating a positive learning environment.
(b) Capacity to understand and connect with student’s feelings and experiences.
(c) Ability to adopt teaching methods to diverse learning styles.
(d) Clear and concise expression of ideas, instruction and feedback.
Assertion (A): Cochlear implants are effective for children with hearing impairments.
Reason (R): Cochlear implants amplify sound to make it louder for the users.
What is the primary role of a teacher in maintaining discipline in the classroom?
(a) To create an environment of fear to ensure compliance.
(b) To establish clear rules and consequences.
(c) To ignore minor misbehaviours.
(d) To rely on the principal to handle all discipline issues.
Match the teaching method with its description.
(I) Heuristic / Discovery Method
(II) Problem Solving Method
(III) Inductive and Deductive Method
(IV) Analytic & Synthetic Method
(a) Involves moving from specific examples to generalization and vice versa.
(b) Encourage learners to actively explore and discover solutions through experience.
(c) Requires breaking down complex concepts into smaller units and vice versa for better understanding.
(d) Involves structured steps for learners to solve problems and reach conclusions.
As per NEP 2020, the school education curriculum is divided into the following pedagogical stages-
(a) Preparatory stage
(b) Foundational stage
(c) Higher Secondary stage
(d) Middle stage
(e) Secondary stage
(f) Elementary stage
Which of the following strategies is most effective in promoting an inclusive environment?
Which of the following is not a characteristic feature of intrinsically motivated children?
Which of the following statements best captures the essence of teaching as an art?
Arrange the following hierarchy of human needs in the order they are typically fulfilled (according to Maslow’s hierarchy) from the most basic to the highest level of fulfilment.
(I) Seeking fulfilment and personal growth.
(II) Having a stable job and feeling secured.
(III) Feeling respected and achieving recognition.
(IV) Meeting basic requirement for survival.
(V) Forming close relationships and feeling a sense of connection.
Which of the following is not one of the maxims of teaching for teaching at school level?
Which of the following statement is not correct to facilitate learning for learners at different pace?
Match each stage of Kolb learning cycle with its descriptions. Column – I
(I) Concrete Experience
(II) Reflective Observation
(III) Abstract Conceptualization
(IV) Active Experimentation
Column – II
(a) Engaging in hands-on experiences
(b) Workable hypothesis developed are put to test
(c) Arriving at the abstract conceptualization and developing working hypothesis.
(d) Reflecting on experiences from different perspectives
Idea of collaborative learning has developed on the basis of concept of ‘Zone of Proximal Development’ propounded by----.
Assertion (A): In the constructivist approach, learners’ social and cultural background significantly impact their ideas.
Reason (R): Constructivism emphasizes that knowledge is actively constructed by the learner through interaction, perception, and experience, not merely imposed by teachers.