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BIC I.g. Course Instructional Plan (CIP)

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 27mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the official RSAF document used to organise and structure a lesson presentation into a logical sequence of events?

a)

CTS

b)

SC

c)

CIP

d)

ISD

2.

What is the first step in CIP development?

a)

writing the CIP

b)

organising the material

c)

develop criterion objectives

d)

Develop learning objectives.

3.

What is the last step in CIP development?

a)

writing the CIP

b)

organising the material

c)

develop criterion objectives

d)

Develop learning objectives.

4.

which defines the outcome for the entire block and is more general

a)

writing the CIP

b)

organising the material

c)

develop criterion objectives

d)

Develop learning objectives.

5.

The objective is the heart of the lesson.

a)

writing the CIP

b)

organising the material

c)

develop criterion objectives

d)

Develop learning objectives.

6.

Each block of instruction can be further broken down into smaller individual lessons.

a)

writing the CIP

b)

organising the material

c)

develop criterion objectives

d)

Develop learning objectives.

7.

more specific objectives and are a smaller part of a complete block.

a)

writing the CIP

b)

organising the material

c)

develop criterion objectives

d)

Develop learning objectives.

8.

to supports and contributes to the overall Block learning objective.

a)

writing the CIP

b)

organising the material

c)

develop criterion objectives

d)

Develop learning objectives.

9.

work done by the instructor to gather all applicable information, to enable him to get a complete understanding of the subject

a)

writing the CIP

b)

organising the material

c)

researching the subject

d)

Develop learning objectives.

10.

Material must be organized into a logical sequence of manageable parts that make it easier for the students to learn.

a)

writing the CIP

b)

organising the material

c)

researching the subject

d)

Develop learning objectives.

11.

Pros & cons – used to present information that shows both sides of an issue or opinion.

a)

writing the CIP

b)

organising the material

c)

researching the subject

d)

Develop learning objectives.

12.

To becomes the guide for the Instructor to use.

a)

writing the CIP

b)

organising the material

c)

researching the subject

d)

Develop learning objectives.

13.

Who many part of CIP?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

14.

What is the number of CIP?

a)

RSAF Form 105-31-57.

b)

RSAF Form 105-01-57.

c)

RSAF Form 105-31-33.

d)

RSAF Form 105-01-50

15.

What are the two main parts of a CIP?

a)

Part I, Cover Page.

b)

CIP

c)

Part II, Teaching Guide

d)

CTS

16.

The CIP cover page provides details about each Block of instruction that comprises a complete course of learning.

a)

Part I, Cover Page.

b)

CIP

c)

Part II, Teaching Guide

d)

CTS

17.

How many section of Part I, Cover Page.?

a)

4

b)

6

c)

9

d)

10

18.

This part of the CIP forms the actual teaching guide with your instructional material organised into logical sequence.

a)

Part I, Cover Page.

b)

CIP

c)

Part II, Teaching Guide

d)

CTS

19.

How many section of Part II – the Teaching Guide?

a)

2

b)

3

c)

4

d)

5

20.

To gain the students and make them ready to listen to your lesson.

a)

attention

b)

Motivation

c)

Overview

d)

Body.

21.

To give the students a reason how this lesson will be of benefit to them and their RSAF careers

a)

attention

b)

Motivation

c)

Overview

d)

Body.

22.

used to tell the students what the main teaching points of the lesson will be

a)

attention

b)

Motivation

c)

Overview

d)

Body.

23.

it is always developed and written in final format before the Introduction and Conclusion.

a)

attention

b)

Motivation

c)

Overview

d)

Body.

24.

The information in the Subject Development column is the only information that is measurable in order to evaluate student understanding.

a)

attention

b)

Motivation

c)

Overview

d)

Body.

25.

used to sum up the material covered in one Main Teaching Point only.

a)

Interim Summary

b)

Transition

c)

PowerPoint

d)

CIP

26.

used to move smoothly from one Main Teaching Point to the next.

a)

Interim Summary

b)

Transition

c)

PowerPoint

d)

CIP

27.

What is the section one of Part II – the Teaching Guide

a)

Introduction

b)

Motivation

c)

Overview

d)

Body.

28.

What is the section Two of Part II – the Teaching Guide

a)

Introduction

b)

Motivation

c)

Overview

d)

Body.

29.

What is the section Three of Part II – the Teaching Guide

a)

Introduction

b)

Motivation

c)

Conclusion,

d)

Body.

30.

The information used only information that is measurable in order to evaluate student understanding.

a)

Subject Development column

b)

Support column

c)

CIP

d)

CTS

31.

will contain information the Instructor feels will help his presentation.

a)

Subject Development column

b)

Support column

c)

CIP

d)

CTS

32.

How many steps in Section III – Conclusion,

a)

2

b)

3

c)

4

d)

5

33.

this is where the Instructor reviews the material covered by expanding on the Main Teaching Points again.

a)

Remotivation

b)

Summary

c)

Closure

d)

Transition

34.

the Instructor reminds the students how the material will benefit them.

a)

Remotivation

b)

Summary

c)

Closure

d)

Transition

35.

where the Instructor formally brings the lesson to an end and tells the students what they will cover next.

a)

Remotivation

b)

Summary

c)

Closure

d)

Transition

36.

How many part of a Criterion Objective

a)

2

b)

3

c)

4

d)

5

37.

What are the A criterion objective

a)

Conditions

b)

BODY

c)

Performance

d)

Standard

38.

States what the student will be given to accomplish the task.

a)

Conditions

b)

BODY

c)

Performance

d)

Standard

39.

Specifies what the student is expected to do using action verbs.

a)

Conditions

b)

BODY

c)

Performance

d)

Standard

40.

The standard the student needs to reach in order to successfully accomplish the objective.

a)

Conditions

b)

BODY

c)

Performance

d)

Standard

41.

(Can you see a student’s change in behaviour?)

a)

Observable

b)

Measurable

c)

Verifiable

d)

Reliable

42.

(Can the students performance be measured or graded?)

a)

Observable

b)

Measurable

c)

Verifiable

d)

Reliable

43.

(Can you validate if student learning is what it should be?)

a)

Observable

b)

Measurable

c)

Verifiable

d)

Reliable

44.

(Can you obtain similar results each time it is used?).

a)

Observable

b)

Measurable

c)

Verifiable

d)

Reliable

45.

What is the purpose of an action verb?

a)

Specifies what the student is expected to do.

b)

To chick

c)

To go

d)

To eat

46.

Outline the subject into main points – this helps you decide what is necessary.

a)

writing the CIP

b)

organising the material

c)

researching the subject

d)

Develop learning objectives.

47.

Decide what is needed to support the main points – all material must be related to the objective.

a)

writing the CIP

b)

organising the material

c)

researching the subject

d)

Develop learning objectives.

48.

Why you used the Outline the subject into main points ?.

a)

To eat

b)

To helps you decide what is necessary

c)

to listen

d)

To go

49.

To becomes the guide for the Instructor to use.

a)

writing the CIP

b)

organising the material

c)

develop criterion objectives

d)

Develop learning objectives.

50.

Why the Once written the CIP It is the step by step procedure for the Instructor to follow ?

a)

To eat

b)

to do

c)

to ensure the student accomplishes the objective successfully

d)

To go