Bloom's Taxonomy Quiz

Which of the following activities best represents the "Remembering" stage in Bloom's Taxonomy?

• Designing an experiment to test a hypothesis.

• Summarizing the main ideas of a text.

• Listing the stages of the water cycle.

• Comparing and contrasting two theories.

What does the "Understanding" stage in Bloom's Taxonomy primarily involve?

• Recalling facts and basic concepts.

• Explaining ideas or concepts.

• Using information in new situations.

• Breaking information into parts to explore understandings and relationships.

Which activity is an example of "Applying" in Bloom's Taxonomy?

• Defining the laws of motion.

• Discussing the implications of the laws of motion in everyday life.

• Solving a problem using the laws of motion in a new situation.

• Critiquing the effectiveness of the laws of motion in explaining planetary movement.

Identify the activity that best demonstrates the "Analyzing" stage in Bloom's Taxonomy.

• Describing the plot of a novel.

• Creating a storyboard for a novel's plot.

• Distinguishing between the themes and symbols in a novel.

• Justifying the moral decisions of a character in a novel.

Which of the following is an example of the "Creating" stage in Bloom's Taxonomy?

• Outlining the steps of a scientific experiment.

• Conducting a scientific experiment according to a given methodology.

• Analyzing the results of a scientific experiment.

• Designing an original scientific experiment to test a new hypothesis.