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Prince's Individual activity

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the first step in Gagne's Nine Events of Instruction?

a)

Presenting content

b)

Gaining attention

c)

Providing feedback

d)

Assessing performance

2.

Which event involves informing learners of what they will achieve?

a)

Eliciting performance

b)

Informing the learner of the objective

c)

Providing feedback

d)

Presenting content

3.

What does the ASSURE model stand for?

a)

Analyze, State, Select, Utilize, Require, Evaluate

b)

Assess, Structure, Select, Utilize, Revise, Evaluate

c)

Analyze, Summarize, Select, Utilize, Review, Evaluate

d)

Analyze, State, Select, Understand, Require, Evaluate

4.

Which of Gagne's events focuses on stimulating recall of prior knowledge?

a)

Presenting content

b)

Stimulating recall

c)

Providing learning guidance

d)

Assessing performance

5.

In Bloom's Revised Taxonomy, which level involves applying knowledge?

a)

Remembering

b)

Understanding

c)

Applying

d)

Analyzing

6.

What is the purpose of providing feedback in Gagne's model?

a)

To assess performance

b)

To establish reinforcement

c)

To enhance retention

d)

To motivate learners

7.

Which step in ASSURE emphasizes learner participation?

a)

Analyze Learners

b)

Require Learner Participation

c)

Evaluate and Revise

d)

Utilize Media and Materials

8.

What is the last event in Gagne's Nine Events of Instruction?

a)

Eliciting performance

b)

Enhancing retention and transfer

c)

Assessing performance

d)

Providing feedback

9.

Which cognitive process corresponds to presenting stimulus material?

a)

Semantic encoding

b)

Emphasizing features for selective perception

c)

Activating retrieval

d)

Organizing information

10.

In Merrill’s Principles of Instruction, which principle emphasizes real-world tasks?

a)

Activation Principle

b)

Demonstration Principle

c)

Application Principle

d)

Integration Principle