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PEC Midterm Assessment

Total questions: 45

Worksheet time: 23mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A teacher wants to post learning materials, hold discussions, and assess students using a single platform. Which LMS would best serve this purpose?

a)

YouTube

b)

Moodle

c)

Twitter

d)

Pinterest

2.

A school wants to implement synchronous discussions but students are spread across different time zones. Which approach is most suitable?

a)

Asynchronous forums

b)

Face-to-face drivers

c)

Pure synchronous video conferencing

d)

Online labs

3.

One student prefers asynchronous forums to synchronous meetings because it allows more time for reflection. Which benefit of online distance learning does this highlight?

a)

Teacher-centered control

b)

Flexibility of learning

c)

Limited feedback

d)

Reduced collaboration

4.

A teacher assigns students to watch online lectures at home and then perform experiments in class. Which blended model is this?

a)

Online Driver

b)

Rotation

c)

Self-Blend

d)

Flex

5.

Students collaborate in a forum by responding to peers' posts and refining their arguments. What concept is being applied?

a)

Teacher-centered learning

b)

Communities of learners

c)

Synchronous-only approach

d)

Traditional correspondence

6.

A Grade 9 student spends long hours gaming and neglects real-world interactions. This demonstrates which risk of social networking?

a)

Cyberbullying

b)

Internet addiction

c)

Information access

d)

Privacy awareness

7.

Which of the following is the best preventive practice when using public computers for online learning?

a)

Bookmarking personal sites

b)

Logging out after use

c)

Accepting unknown friend requests

d)

Leaving accounts open for faster access

8.

A teacher realizes that her synchronous sessions are dominated by extroverted students, while shy students rarely speak. What adjustment could best balance participation?

a)

Assigning asynchronous discussions alongside synchronous ones

b)

Removing synchronous sessions completely

c)

Giving shy students higher grades for attendance

d)

Ignoring the participation imbalance

9.

A teacher with limited internet access wants a lightweight platform that integrates well with classroom activities. Which option is most suitable?

a)

Schoology

b)

Google Classroom

c)

Edmodo

d)

Moodle

10.

Instead of a multiple-choice test, students are asked to create a vlog explaining climate change. What type of assessment is used?

a)

Formative

b)

Summative

c)

Authentic

d)

Diagnostic

11.

A teacher posts grades online but students feel disconnected because they do not receive explanations. What key assessment principle is missing?

a)

Recording performance only

b)

Providing feedback

c)

Computing grades

d)

Delivering summative results

12.

If a student receives repeated offensive comments on Instagram, what is the safest immediate response?

a)

Reply with an equally offensive comment

b)

Ignore, block, and report the user

c)

Delete the account permanently

d)

Meet the person face-to-face

13.

Students take online modular lessons in a computer lab supervised by assistants without subject expertise. Which blended model is this?

a)

Flex

b)

Online Lab

c)

Self-Blend

d)

Online Driver

14.

In an online environment, the teacher acts mainly as a facilitator rather than sole dispenser of knowledge. Which shift is this?

a)

From student-centered to teacher-centered

b)

From teacher-centered to learner-centered

c)

From synchronous to asynchronous

d)

From authentic to summative

15.

A group of students creates a private Facebook group to share resources, discuss assignments, and support each other's work. What best describes this?

a)

Misuse of social media

b)

Communities of learners

c)

Internet addiction

d)

Cyberbullying prevention

16.

Which blended model allows students to choose additional online courses beyond their school classes?

a)

Self-Blend

b)

Flex

c)

Rotation

d)

Face-to-Face Driver

17.

A teacher uses Google Forms to automatically grade quizzes and send results. Which role of ICT in assessment does this represent?

a)

Constructing assessment tasks

b)

Computing and giving grades

c)

Recording and providing feedback

d)

Delivering tasks

18.

A student posts personal details such as address and contact number in a public forum. Which advice reflects responsible digital citizenship?

a)

Continue posting to build more connections

b)

Keep sensitive information private

c)

Ignore privacy settings

d)

Add more details for transparency

19.

Which of the following is a synchronous communication tool suitable for virtual classes?

a)

Blog

b)

Skype

c)

Forum

d)

Vlog

20.

A teacher gives a pre-test to check prior knowledge before teaching. What type of assessment is this?

a)

Summative

b)

Formative

c)

Diagnostic

d)

Authentic

21.

A student wants to delete an offensive post made years ago but discovers screenshots were saved. What does this illustrate?

a)

Temporary online presence

b)

Permanent digital footprint

c)

Anonymous identity

d)

Synchronous communication

22.

A teacher wants to assess research projects based on clarity, originality, and organization, with separate scores for each. Which tool should be used?

a)

Holistic rubric

b)

Analytic rubric

c)

Checklist

d)

Rating scale

23.

In a discussion forum, some users deliberately post inflammatory comments to provoke anger. What online behavior is this?

a)

Cyberbullying

b)

Trolling

c)

Networking

d)

Authentic assessment

24.

Before launching a blended program, a school ensures internet connectivity, multimedia content, and teacher training. Why is this important?

a)

To meet legal requirements only

b)

To ensure system-wide readiness for blended learning

c)

To reduce teacher workload only

d)

To replace physical classrooms

25.

Students are tasked to design a digital safety campaign combining infographics, short videos, and social media posts. Which type of learning outcome does this demonstrate?

a)

Understanding

b)

Applying

c)

Creating

d)

Remembering

26.

A history teacher wants to teach the causes of World War II. Instead of lecturing, she assigns students to analyze primary source documents and then debate in groups. Which knowledge combination is demonstrated here?

a)

Technological Knowledge (TK) only

b)

Pedagogical Content Knowledge (PCK)

c)

Technological Content Knowledge (TCK)

d)

Technological Pedagogical Knowledge (TPK)

27.

A math teacher is deciding whether to use graphing calculators, Desmos, or GeoGebra to teach quadratic functions. Which TPACK intersection is being analyzed?

a)

PCK - Pedagogy + Content

b)

TCK - Technology + Content

c)

TPK - Technology + Pedagogy

d)

TPACK - All three combined

28.

During online learning, a teacher notices that some students with poor internet connectivity cannot join synchronous discussions. Which solution best integrates TK and PK?

a)

Require all students to attend despite connection problems.

b)

Provide recorded lectures and asynchronous discussion boards.

c)

Ask students to read the textbook without tech support.

d)

Cancel synchronous sessions altogether.

29.

A science teacher designs an online lab where students simulate chemical reactions, then submit a reflection video explaining their findings. Which type of knowledge integration is primarily at work?

a)

PCK only

b)

TCK only

c)

Full TPACK (Technology, Pedagogy, and Content combined)

d)

TK only

30.

A literature teacher asks students to create podcasts analyzing Shakespearean themes. Some students spend more time learning podcasting software than analyzing the play. What should the teacher evaluate?

a)

If the content focus (literary analysis) is being overshadowed by technology.

b)

If the students enjoy using the software.

c)

If the teacher avoids giving content instructions.

d)

If the students can memorize Shakespeare's biography.

31.

A teacher wants students to develop digital storybooks to demonstrate their understanding of ecosystems. Which action best reflects strong TPACK practice?

a)

Let students freely design without content requirements.

b)

Provide templates that align ecosystem concepts with digital storytelling tools.

c)

Focus only on story design without linking to science content.

d)

Require a written exam instead of digital stories.

32.

A teacher plans to use Kahoot for review. After the activity, students complained it was too fast-paced and stressful. What is the teacher's best response?

a)

Stop using technology for reviews altogether.

b)

Adjust the pedagogical use of Kahoot (timing, grouping, pacing).

c)

Use only paper-and-pencil quizzes next time.

d)

Keep the same design since competition motivates students.

33.

A school has laptops but no reliable internet connection. Teachers complain they cannot effectively use technology in lessons. Which analysis best reflects TPACK understanding?

a)

The problem is purely lack of pedagogy.

b)

The problem is lack of technology infrastructure, limiting integration.

c)

The problem is students' lack of content knowledge.

d)

The problem is too much focus on TPACK.

34.

A teacher integrates Padlet for brainstorming. Some students post irrelevant memes instead of ideas. Which response shows effective TPK application?

a)

Remove Padlet entirely and use paper brainstorming.

b)

Set clear digital norms and moderate posts to guide pedagogy with technology.

c)

Ignore the memes since students are participating.

d)

Punish the students by banning them from all technology use.

35.

In a diverse classroom, a teacher wants to integrate technology so both advanced and struggling learners can learn fractions. Which task best applies TPACK?

a)

Assign everyone the same YouTube lecture to watch.

b)

Use an adaptive math app that adjusts difficulty while guiding students through real-world problem-solving.

c)

Provide worksheets that require no technology.

d)

Let advanced students explore alone while others use textbooks.

36.

A Grade 10 student comes across a viral post claiming that a certain fruit can cure COVID-19. As her teacher, you want to strengthen her digital literacy. Which immediate action best reflects the application of information evaluation skills?

a)

Remind her not to believe in everything she reads online.

b)

Ask her to check multiple credible sources before accepting the claim.

c)

Encourage her to share the post but include a disclaimer.

d)

Suggest that she ignore all health-related posts on social media.

37.

During an online group project, one member consistently edits others' work without consultation, causing conflicts. Which digital literacy skill should the group apply to analyze and resolve the issue effectively?

a)

Coding skills to restructure the project's format.

b)

Collaboration skills to establish ground rules for teamwork.

c)

Creativity skills to redesign the project with fewer contributors.

d)

Citizenship skills to report the member's behavior to the teacher.

38.

A student creates a parody account on social media that mocks a teacher. When confronted, he insists it was 'just for fun.' Which is the most responsible evaluation of this digital behavior?

a)

It is acceptable since no confidential data was shared.

b)

It violates digital citizenship principles because it damages reputation.

c)

It is only inappropriate if the teacher sees the account.

d)

It is a creative use of digital tools, so it should be tolerated.

39.

Your class is asked to design a campaign against fake news. Which strategy demonstrates the highest level of creativity in applying digital literacy?

a)

Creating posters using default templates from Microsoft Word.

b)

Developing an interactive infographic with fact-checking links.

c)

Sharing pre-made YouTube videos about fake news.

d)

Posting reminders on social media using copied quotes.

40.

A student stores all her schoolwork on her laptop. After a system crash, she loses her files. What should have been the most effective application of digital literacy skills to prevent this problem?

a)

Memorizing important files to avoid dependency on devices.

b)

Regularly uploading and organizing files using cloud storage.

c)

Printing all digital outputs and keeping them in a binder.

d)

Installing more games to test the computer's performance.

41.

A group of students is tasked to create a class newsletter. One member suggests including an article from a website that has no author and questionable sources. Which combined skill should the group apply to make the best decision?

a)

Use creativity to rewrite the article with new images.

b)

Apply collaboration by voting without discussion.

c)

Apply both collaboration and information evaluation to collectively fact-check before deciding.

d)

Use cloud storage to save the questionable article for later.

42.

During an online campaign against cyberbullying, a student posts a sarcastic meme targeting a classmate, claiming it's 'for awareness.' How should peers evaluate this act using combined skills?

a)

Identify it as poor communication but effective awareness.

b)

Judge it as a violation of digital citizenship and misuse of social media.

c)

Consider it acceptable since memes are part of digital culture.

d)

Ignore it since it is not a formal academic post.

43.

Your school assigns you to design a digital time capsule of student achievements for the graduation ceremony. Which approach best integrates the required digital literacy skills?

a)

Designing a collage of photos saved only on your laptop.

b)

Creating an online multimedia presentation stored in cloud folders, with proper tagging for easy retrieval.

c)

Making a slideshow with pre-loaded templates and saving it in a flash drive.

d)

Printing out photos and placing them in a physical scrapbook.

44.

A class develops a simple school website. Some students argue that inserting flashy animations from unverified sources makes it more attractive, while others worry about security risks. What should be the best action reflecting critical thinking and coding literacy?

a)

Add all animations because visual appeal matters most.

b)

Avoid using any animations to save time.

c)

Evaluate the security and source of codes, then implement only those that are safe and necessary.

d)

Copy codes from other websites without testing.

45.

A teacher asks the class to design a digital campaign on climate change that will reach both local and global audiences. Which task demonstrates the highest integration of multiple digital literacy skills?

a)

Writing a single Facebook post in the local language.

b)

Creating a multilingual website with infographics, videos, and interactive comment features developed collaboratively.

c)

Printing posters with translations and distributing them offline.

d)

Recording a personal vlog and uploading it without subtitles.