FLN Quiz

The purpose of assessment in FLN is to

• Provide teachers working at the primary school stage with education information about the children's learning level for literacy and numeracy

• Provide teachers working at the foundational stage with abstract information about the children's learning level for literacy and numeracy.

• Provide teachers working at the Balvatika stage with some information about the children's learning levelfor literacy and numeracy

• Provide teachers working at the foundational stage with concrete information about the children's learning level for literacy and numeracy.

The concept of foundational literacy and numeracy applies to children of

• 6-14 years of age group

• 3-10 years of age group

• 3-9 years of age group

• 5-13 years of age group

Grade 3 is an important learning stage for children as it signifies shift from

• 'Learn to write' to 'read to learn'

• 'Learn to read' to 'read to learn'

   

• 'Learn to read' to 'read to write'

• 'Learn to write' to 'read to write'

Print rich environment of a classroom is described as

• a room with toys 

• children's literature, charts, children's work, stories

• story book corner inside a classroom

      

• a room filled with lots of charts

The reading material displayed in the classroom should be

• bought from the market

• at a height where children cannot touch them to keep them safe and intact    

• at a height where children can touch and read them easily

     

• as many as possible

Which of the following is not an FLN activity?

• Keeps the pencil to the designated box

• Listen to the story and talk about the story.  

• Use mathematical vocabulary Follow directions during class activities

• Follow directions during class activities.

Ability to read a text with accuracy, speed, expression and comprehension that allows children to make meaning from text, refers to

• Oral language development   

• Coding

       

• Reading fluency

• Reading comprehension

Children's ability to reason and to apply simple numerical concepts in daily life can be considered as part of

• Foundational numeracy

• Foundational measurement    

• Foundational listening

• Foundational literacy

A school leader can engage children of 3-6 years of age group through

• Scientific experiments

• Demonstration method

• Lecture method

• Play-based pedagogies

Which of the following is not a component of foundational numeracy:

• Data Handling    

• Memorizing number names

• Patterns

• Mathematical Communications