Objectives and Bloom's Taxonomy

A example of a proper "Audience" for your objective is...

• the participant
• the group
• the learners
• the students

The verb used is part of the _____ element in the A-B-C-D method of writing objectives.

• Audience
• Behavior
• Condition
• Degree

The scenario in which your objective will be measured describes your _____.

• Audience
• Behavior
• Condition
• Degree

The means in which your participants will be evaluated is described in the ____ element of your A-B-C-D objective.

• Audience
• Behavior
• Condition
• Degree

When writing objectives,...

• being vague is your best option.
• begin with the highest level of thinking verbs.
• the degree states how the participant will be measured for mastery.
• the condition is not needed.

An important word to remember to include in the "Behavior" portion of your objective is ___.

• should
• will
• can't
• can

Which verb addresses the highest level of critical thinking according to Bloom's Taxonomy?

• recall
• identify
• contrast
• create

Which verb addresses the highest level of critical thinking according to Bloom's Taxonomy?

• explain
• outline
• identify
• discuss

Which verb addresses the highest level of critical thinking according to Bloom's Taxonomy?

• classify
• select
• organize
• determine

What is the error in the following objective: Given a summary sheet, the participant will be able to identify the four components of media without error.

• the audience is not correct
• the behavior uses "will"
• the condition is missing
• the degree cannot be mastered