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EDUCAÇÃO INTEGRAL PARA OS ANOS INICIAIS DO ENSINO FUNDAMENTAL

Total questions: 48

Worksheet time: 24mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which macro-competency includes Empatia, Respeito, and Confiança as sub-skills?

a)

AMABILIDADE (Kindness)

b)

AUTONOMIA (Autonomy)

c)

CRIATIVIDADE (Creativity)

d)

PERSISTÊNCIA (Persistence)

2.

Which of the following is a sub-skill of RESILIÊNCIA EMOCIONAL (Emotional Resilience)?

a)

Persistência

b)

Tolerância ao estresse

c)

Entusiasmo

d)

Organização

3.

Fill in the blank: The sub-skills of ABERTURA AO NOVO (Openness to New) are Curiosidade para aprender, Imaginação criativa, and _____.

a)

Interesse artístico

b)

Pensamento lógico

c)

Disciplina rígida

d)

Atenção aos detalhes

4.

List all the sub-skills of AUTOGESTÃO (Self-management).

a)

Determinação, Organização, Responsabilidade, Persistência, Foco

b)

Criatividade, Comunicação, Colaboração, Empatia, Liderança

c)

Planejamento, Inovação, Flexibilidade, Curiosidade, Autoconfiança

d)

Trabalho em equipe, Resiliência, Proatividade, Adaptabilidade, Visão estratégica

5.

Which macro-competency includes the sub-skills: Tolerância ao estresse, Autoconfiança, and Tolerância à frustração?

a)

RESILIÊNCIA EMOCIONAL (Emotional Resilience)

b)

PENSAMENTO CRÍTICO (Critical Thinking)

c)

COMUNICAÇÃO EFICAZ (Effective Communication)

d)

TRABALHO EM EQUIPE (Teamwork)

6.

Fill in the blank: The sub-skills of AMABILIDADE (Kindness) are Empatia, Respeito, and _____.

a)

Confiança

b)

Paciência

c)

Coragem

d)

Disciplina

7.

Which of the following is NOT a sub-skill of ENGAGEMENT WITH OTHERS?

a)

Iniciativa social

b)

Assertividade

c)

Persistência

d)

Entusiasmo

8.

Fill in the blank: The sub-skills of AUTOGESTÃO (Self-management) are Determinação, Organização, Responsabilidade, Persistência, and _____.

a)

Foco

b)

Alegria

c)

Paciência

d)

Criatividade

9.

Which macro-competency includes Curiosidade para aprender, Imaginação criativa, and Interesse artístico?

a)

ABERTURA AO NOVO (Openness to New)

b)

CONSCIÊNCIA SOCIAL (Social Awareness)

c)

AUTOGESTÃO (Self-Management)

d)

PERSISTÊNCIA (Persistence)

10.

Fill in the blank: The sub-skills of RESILIÊNCIA EMOCIONAL (Emotional Resilience) are Tolerância ao estresse, Autoconfiança, and _____.

a)

Tolerância à frustração

b)

Empatia

c)

Comunicação assertiva

d)

Pensamento crítico

11.

Which of the following is a sub-skill of AMABILIDADE (Kindness)?

a)

Persistência

b)

Empatia

c)

Organização

d)

Entusiasmo

12.

Fill in the blank: The sub-skills of ENGAGEMENT WITH OTHERS are Iniciativa social, Assertividade, and _____.

a)

Entusiasmo

b)

Empatia

c)

Organização

d)

Flexibilidade

13.

Which macro-competency includes the sub-skills: Determinação, Organização, Responsabilidade, Persistência, and Foco?

a)

AUTOGESTÃO (Self-management)

b)

COMUNICAÇÃO (Communication)

c)

CRIATIVIDADE (Creativity)

d)

COLABORAÇÃO (Collaboration)

14.

Which of the following is NOT a sub-skill of RESILIÊNCIA EMOCIONAL (Emotional Resilience)?

a)

Tolerância ao estresse

b)

Autoconfiança

c)

Interesse artístico

d)

Tolerância à frustração

15.

Fill in the blank: The sub-skills of ABERTURA AO NOVO (Openness to New) are Curiosidade para aprender, Imaginação criativa, and _____.

a)

Interesse artístico

b)

Disciplina rígida

c)

Atenção aos detalhes

d)

Resistência à mudança

16.

What does the first general competency of the BNCC emphasize?

a)

Valuing and using historically constructed knowledge about the physical, social, cultural, and digital world to understand and explain reality, continue learning, and collaborate for a just, democratic, and inclusive society.

b)

Exercising intellectual curiosity and using scientific approaches.

c)

Valuing artistic and cultural manifestations.

d)

Using different languages to express and share information.

17.

Fill in the blank: The second general competency of the BNCC is to ___ based on knowledge from different areas.

a)

exercise intellectual curiosity and use scientific approaches, including investigation, reflection, critical analysis, imagination, and creativity to investigate causes, elaborate and test hypotheses, formulate and solve problems, and create solutions (including technological ones) based on knowledge from different areas.

b)

memorize facts and figures without questioning their origin or relevance.

c)

focus solely on individual work, avoiding collaboration and group discussions.

d)

adhere strictly to traditional methods, avoiding innovation or creative thinking.

18.

Which of the following is associated with the third general competency of the BNCC?

a)

Empathy

b)

Artistic interest

c)

Valuing and enjoying various artistic and cultural manifestations, both local and global, and participating in diverse artistic and cultural production practices.

d)

Digital communication

19.

Fill in the blank: The fourth general competency of the BNCC is to ___ to express and share information, experiences, ideas, and feelings in different contexts and produce meanings that lead to mutual understanding.

a)

use different languages—verbal (oral or visual-motor, such as Libras and writing), body, visual, sound, and digital, as well as knowledge of artistic, mathematical, and scientific languages—to express and share information, experiences, ideas, and feelings in different contexts and produce meanings that lead to mutual understanding.

b)

focus only on verbal language to communicate in all contexts.

c)

prioritize scientific language over artistic language in all forms of communication.

d)

limit expression to written language for clarity and precision.

20.

What is the fifth general competency of the BNCC?

a)

To value and use knowledge about the physical world

b)

To use and create digital information and communication technologies critically, significantly, reflectively, and ethically in various social practices (including school practices) to communicate, access and disseminate information, produce knowledge, solve problems, and exercise protagonism and authorship in personal and collective life.

c)

To express and share experiences

d)

To value artistic manifestations

21.

Fill in the blank: Valuing the diversity of knowledge and cultural experiences and appropriating knowledge and experiences that enable understanding relationships from the world of work and making choices aligned with the exercise of citizenship is related to ________.

a)

autonomy, critical consciousness, and responsibility

b)

technical skills and innovation

c)

financial literacy and entrepreneurship

d)

physical education and sportsmanship

22.

Fill in the blank: Arguing based on facts, data, and reliable information to formulate, negotiate, and defend ideas, viewpoints, and decisions that respect and promote human rights is associated with ________.

a)

empathy, respect, and assertiveness

b)

creativity and innovation

c)

technical proficiency

d)

physical strength

23.

Which of the following is important for caring for your physical and emotional health and understanding human diversity?

a)

Assertiveness

b)

Self-knowledge, appreciation, and care for one's health

c)

Empathy

d)

Initiative

24.

Fill in the blank: Acting personally and collectively with autonomy, responsibility, flexibility, resilience, and determination, making decisions based on ethical, democratic, inclusive, sustainable, and supportive principles is related to ________.

a)

empathy, respect, confidence, initiative, determination, responsibility, and stress tolerance

b)

technical skills and digital literacy

c)

physical fitness and coordination

d)

artistic creativity and imagination

25.

Fill in the blank: It is possible to promote, boost, and improve students' ability to deal with their ________.

a)

emotions

b)

books

c)

schedules

d)

grades

26.

Fill in the blank: Children can be literate in the early school years, although at different ________.

a)

rates

b)

colors

c)

seasons

d)

shapes

27.

Fill in the blank: Literacy is a process that involves cognitive and ________ skills, which combines knowledge and emotions.

a)

socioemotional

b)

mechanical

c)

physical

d)

technical

28.

Fill in the blank: Success in the school trajectory throughout Basic Education depends, basically, on how effective the development process was in the early years of ________.

a)

Elementary Education

b)

High School

c)

Preschool

d)

University

29.

What is neuroplasticity?

a)

The brain's ability to remain unchanged throughout life

b)

The brain's ability to alter itself due to changes in the environment and learning

c)

The inability to learn new things after a certain age

d)

The process of forgetting information

30.

According to the CIRCUITO 360 project, what percentage of children were not literate in the 3rd year of elementary school in the evaluated school networks?

a)

10% to 20%

b)

30% to 40%

c)

50% to 60%

d)

70% to 80%

31.

Which group of students, according to the CIRCUITO 360 diagnostic, 'do not produce writing (hand in blank evaluations or scribbles)'?

a)

Group 1

b)

Group 2

c)

Group 3

d)

Group 4

32.

Fill in the blank: Students who 'use letters, but whose writing indicates they do not know the alphabetic writing system' belong to ________.

a)

Group 2

b)

Group 1

c)

Group 3

d)

Group 4

33.

Which group of students 'produce alphabetic writing'?

a)

Group 1

b)

Group 2

c)

Group 3

d)

Group 4

34.

The group whose writing indicates mastery of the Portuguese language orthographic system is Group 4.

a)

True

b)

False

35.

One variable associated with learning gaps observed in classrooms according to the CIRCUITO 360 study is:

a)

Socioeconomic status

b)

Classroom color

c)

Student height

d)

Lunch menu

36.

Fill in the blank: The majority of observed notebooks had many blank pages or activities copied in half, with many ________.

a)

errors

b)

drawings

c)

signatures

d)

stickers

37.

According to the CIRCUITO 360 study, what was one action taken by teachers in cases of literacy failure?

a)

Ignoring the problem

b)

Creating a specific literacy program for children not fully literate

c)

Reducing class hours

d)

Removing students from class

38.

The presence of the pedagogical coordinator and school principal was noted as important for guiding and encouraging children.

a)

True

b)

False

39.

According to the objectives of Circuito 360, what percentage of students should complete Elementary Education at the recommended age?

a)

95%

b)

80%

c)

70%

d)

60%

40.

According to the objectives of Circuito 360, by when should all children be literate?

a)

By the end of the 3rd year of Elementary Education

b)

By the end of the 1st year of Elementary Education

c)

By the end of the 5th year of Elementary Education

d)

By the end of High School

41.

According to the objectives of Circuito 360, what is the goal for school flow and learning improvement?

a)

Improvement of school flow and learning to achieve IDEB

b)

Reduction of extracurricular activities

c)

Increase in school holidays

d)

Decrease in teacher training programs

42.

Which of the following is a specific objective of Circuito 360?

a)

Development of managerial competence of professionals

b)

Construction of new school buildings

c)

Introduction of new sports activities

d)

Reduction of school hours

43.

Which professional's role is strengthened as a team trainer in Circuito 360?

a)

The pedagogical coordinator

b)

The school janitor

c)

The cafeteria manager

d)

The IT technician

44.

What should the personnel policy include according to the specific objectives of Circuito 360?

a)

The constitution of a team of literacy teachers

b)

The implementation of a new financial system

c)

The development of a marketing campaign

d)

The purchase of new technological equipment

45.

According to Circuito 360, teaching practice should be developed using what kind of methodology?

a)

A methodology of problem-solving significant to the student

b)

A methodology based solely on memorization

c)

A methodology focused only on teacher lectures

d)

A methodology ignoring student interests

46.

What is the purpose of developing and making available a management protocol for systematic monitoring of student development, with special attention to literacy?

a)

To systematically monitor student development with special attention to literacy.

b)

To increase the number of extracurricular activities in schools.

c)

To reduce the number of teachers required in classrooms.

d)

To focus only on sports achievements of students.

47.

Which instruments should be made available to support pedagogical planning for the five years of Elementary Education?

a)

Diagnostic instruments of literacy level in Portuguese Language and Mathematics.

b)

Musical instruments for classroom entertainment.

c)

Sports equipment for physical education only.

d)

Art supplies for extracurricular activities.

48.

Materials produced with scientific knowledge and advances should be incorporated into pedagogical practice to favor student learning and allow the adoption of innovative methodologies by teachers.

a)

True

b)

False