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POST-TEST HOTS PLP

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is/are a higher-order thinking skill/s?

i. comparing different views ii. making informed generalization iii. listing information previously memorized iv. recalling ideas or experiences in a sequence

a)
ii and iv
b)
ii and iii
c)
i and ii
d)
i and iii
2.

How many levels of SOLO are there?

a)
4
b)
5
c)
3
d)
6
3.

What does SOLO stand for?

a)
Structure of Observed Learner’s Outcome
b)
Structure of Observed Learning Outcome
c)
Standard of Observed Learner’s Outcome
d)
Standard of Observed Learning Outcome
4.

What is the SOLO level where conclusions can be held open for logical alternatives?

a)
Unistructural
b)
Relational
c)
Extended Abstract
d)
Multistructural
5.

What is the SOLO level illustrated in the figure?

a)
Unistructural
b)
Multistructural
c)
Extended Abstract
d)
Relational
6.

There were three suggested learning approaches that were introduced in teaching English-Reading, one of them is the Metacognitive Approach. Which statement best explains the Metacognitive Approach?

a)
It is the process of considering and regulating one's own learning.
b)
It show learners how to recognize and then answer questions that may either be located in the books or in their heads.
c)
It allows learners to determine the relationship between the question and the answer.
d)
It presents texts that are organized using a hierarchical structure
7.

Which SOLO level requires a response that is a relevant information which is directly stated in the stem?

a)
Relational
b)
Unistructural
c)
Multistructural
d)
Prestructural
8.

SOLO Model provides a structured framework for students to use to progress their thinking and learning. How can Science instructional leaders use the SOLO Model?

a)
The SOLO Model assists in planning a lesson to create opportunities for practice to improve student’s higher-order thinking skills in the classroom.
b)
The SOLO Model leads to encourage higher-order thinking where students develop a habit of seeking to learn more.
c)
The SOLO Model strengthens the provision of technical assistance to ensure quality Science education management towards the development of higher-order thinking skills among learners.
d)
The SOLO Model requires an appropriate teaching style that involves the students in higher-order thinking.
9.

By answering “I want to go to school to learn, pass the subject, and graduate, because I want to finish schooling and find a good job to be able to help my family rise from poverty,” Robert’s response is in what level?

a)
Relational
b)
Unistructural
c)
Extended Abstract
d)
Prestructural
10.

When we ask learners to make a poster or slogan to capture their generalizations about the topic we have just discussed, what level in the SOLO model did we apply?

a)
Relational
b)
Unistructural
c)
Extended Abstract
d)
Prestructural
11.

Which of the following statements is/are best to remember when writing rationalizations?

I. Keep it concise but complete.

II. Focus on two things – explain why the answer is at the same solo framework level (or multiple possible levels) with the question and check on the accuracy of the concept.

III. Ensure the connection among the required competency, stem, question, and acceptable answer.

IV. Do not accept the answer of the students if it goes beyond a unistructural or multistructural level question.

a)
I, II and III
b)
I, II, III, and IV
c)
II and III
d)
I only
12.

To which classroom teaching-learning process may a teacher use SOLO? Choose all that apply.

a)
assignment setting
b)
objective setting/motivation
c)
review of previous lesson
d)
assessment of learning
13.

Which PPSSH strand is addressed in using the HOTS-Professional Learning Packages?

a)
4.1 Learning and Environment
b)
1.4 Strategies for Promoting Literacy and Numeracy
c)
3.2 Teaching Standards and Pedagogies
d)
2.3 Management of Classroom Structure and Activities
14.

Which best explains a prestructural response?

a)
It is wrong.
b)
It connects ideas.
c)
It has no significance.
d)
It is not clear.
15.

Which statement supports the use of SOLO in determining the level of the students’ performance? Choose all that apply.

a)
Students show evidence of knowledge through observable outcome.
b)
SOLO shows interplay between what is taught and what is learned.
c)
SOLO shows student knowledge via his or her responses.
d)
Responses may be labelled using SOLO codes.
16.

SOLO offers a framework which can be useful in developing HOTS, except*

a)
replacing Bloom's and other related frameworks
b)
understanding and developing teaching-learning progression
c)
supporting writing of questions that can differentiate higher-order and lower-order ideas
d)
describing a response to a learnt activity or question
17.

Higher-order thinking involves doing more than simply recalling facts and repeating back exactly what has been learned. It requires the brain to ‘do something’ (to think) – building on what the learner has already acquired. Based on the session discussions and processing activities, which levels in the SOLO Model/Taxonomy demonstrate HOTS?

a)
Prestructural and Unistructural
b)
Unistructural and Multistructural
c)
Relational and Extended Abstract
d)
Multistructural and Relational
18.

In which SOLO level is this response categorized? "Understanding life skill applications, which are more permanent of beneficial for learners, especially when they reach the age of employment, is crucial. Theories learned in school is only as good when learners are able to apply them in real-life circumstances. Knowledge of theories and how they apply to different situations can help learners in the future determine a course of action to resolve problems or anticipate better solutions."

a)
Unistructural
b)
Multistructural
c)
Extended Abstract
d)
Relational
19.

Which statement/s describe the extended abstract level?

I. multiple information are given

II. relationships and connections are shown

III. irrelevant information is raised

IV. generalization was made and applied in a different context

a)
I, II, and IV
b)
I, II, and III
c)
I, III, and IV
d)
I, II, III, and IV
20.

Mr. Bien Bayubay gave this as an assignment to his class English: Read the story, “ The Cowrie Shell." From the story create your own yell. Which SOLO level will the students' outputs will most likely belong?

a)
Relational
b)
Unistructural
c)
Multistructural
d)
Extended Abstract