Anika is about to open her own magical day care kingdom! In her enchanted realm, children are encouraged to solve puzzles on their own and develop skills to become independent adventurers. Whose legendary theory is Anika inspired by?

• Skinner

• Pavlov

• Montessori

• Freire

Anthony, the adventurous principal of Sunnydale Elementary, has launched a thrilling new reading challenge! For every book Arjun, Aria, or Luna reads, they earn 1 point. Once they collect 6 points, they win a delicious ice cream treat! But beware, if they read no books in a month, they must skip a recess adventure. Which famous theorist's ideas inspired Anthony's program?

• Skinner

• Bloom

• Pavlov

• Montessori

Imagine you're in a magical school where each student has a unique way of learning. Daniel believes that intelligence isn't just one thing but a mix of different abilities that help us learn in our own special ways. Which theory does Daniel's belief align with?

• Freire

• Gardner

• Piaget

• Bloom

4. Mrs. Johnson, the adventurous preschool teacher, believes her little explorers like Rohan, Zoe, and Aria will learn best through self-exploration as they journey through various cognitive stages. Which famous theorist has inspired Mrs. Johnson's teaching style?

• Skinner

• Kohlberg

• Piaget

• Montessori

5. Luna and Noah are exploring the world of Bloom’s Taxonomy. Which of the following is not a part of their adventure?

• Application

• Knowledge

• Synthesis

• Memorization

Lily, Scarlett, and Abigail are on a quest to discover the highest level of thinking. Which of the following do they find at the top of the thinking pyramid?

• Apply

• Comprehend

• Evaluate

• Synthesize

In a fun classroom challenge, Ava, Henry, and Samuel are trying to identify the lowest level of thinking. Can you help them out?

• Apply

• Evaluate

• Knowledge

• Synthesize

8. Noah loves to help his teacher because she always tells him what a superstar student he is. According to Kohlberg, what stage explains why he does this?

• Pre-conventional

• Conventional

• Post-conventional

• None of the above

Imagine Ava and Aiden are in a classroom where Pavlov's theory is being tested. Do you think Pavlov believes that students like Ava and Aiden learn without even trying and that they need a little reward to change their behaviors?

• True

• False

Imagine you're in a magical Montessori world with Charlotte, Nora, and Anika. Which of these is NOT a guiding principle in this enchanting place of learning?

• Students should receive free choice.

• Children should be able to learn based on their interests.

• Students need rewards to learn and be successful.

• Students learn best when they teach each other.