Guidance Quiz

What does guidance help individuals develop?

• Ability to compete with others

• Ability to solve problems

• Ability to avoid challenges

• Ability to memorize facts

Which principle emphasizes the need for guidance to be flexible?

• Principle of universality

• Principle of flexibility

• Principle of individualism

• Principle of continuity

What is one of the needs for organizing a guidance program?

• To increase competition among students

• To help students find suitable occupations

• To limit student interactions

• To reduce teacher workload

At the secondary school level, guidance helps students to:

• Focus solely on sports

• Broaden knowledge about the changing environment

• Ignore personal interests

• Avoid all academic subjects

What is the nature of guidance?

• It is only for high achievers

• It is a competitive process

• It is a continuous process

• It is a static process

Which of the following is a principle of organizing a guidance program?

• It should be exclusive to top students

• It should consider the total environment of the child

• It should focus only on academic performance

• It should be limited to vocational guidance

What does guidance help to avoid in schools?

• Extracurricular activities

• Standardized testing

• Increased enrollment

• Potential dropouts

Which of the following is NOT a goal of guidance?

• To help students understand the purpose of life

• To facilitate better family life

• To assist in personal adjustment

• To promote isolation among students

What is one of the scopes of guidance services?

• Political Guidance

• Religious Guidance

• Educational Guidance

• Cultural Guidance

Guidance is described as a process of:

• Assisting individuals to find their place

• Promoting competition among peers

• Restricting personal growth

• Evaluating academic performance