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AI Tools in Pedagogy

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which AI tool helps visualize related research papers by mapping connections?

a)

Research Rabbit

b)

Hemingway Editor

c)

QuillBot

d)

Red

2.

Hemingway Editor highlights passive voice issues in which color?

a)

Red

b)

Yellow

c)

Green

d)

Purple

3.

Which platform is primarily used for AI-driven literature mapping of recent publications?

a)

Elicit

b)

Litsmap

c)

Inciteful

d)

ChatPDF

4.

In AI-powered visualization, which tool is most suitable for creating interactive charts without coding?

a)

Datawrapper

b)

Gamma AI

c)

Julius. ai

d)

VisuAlgo

5.

According to the 7E Learning Cycle, the “Elicit” phase is used to:

a)

Summarize the concept

b)

Access prior knowledge

c)

Apply new concepts

d)

Evaluate performance

6.

Which phase of a lesson plan focuses on connecting concepts to real-life situations?

a)

Introduction

b)

Development

c)

Consolidation

d)

Conclusion

7.

In the VARK model, which learners would benefit most from role-play and simulations?

a)

Visual learners

b)

Auditory learners

c)

Reading/Writing learners

d)

Kinesthetic learners

8.

Which principle of effective teaching-learning emphasizes that each new learning should build on previous knowledge?

a)

Motivation

b)

Continuity & Integration

c)

Feedback

d)

Adaptability

9.

Which rubric type provides only a “proficient” level of performance with space for feedback?

a)

Holistic

b)

Analytic

c)

Single-Point

d)

Checklist

10.

When designing an analytic rubric, assigning different weights to criteria is done after which step?

a)

Define performance levels

b)

Assign weight/points

c)

Score each criterion

d)

Define criteria

11.

Which Bloom’s taxonomy level involves comparing algorithms like SVM vs. Decision Trees?

a)

Understand

b)

Apply

c)

Analyze

d)

Evaluate

12.

Which innovative assessment strategy focuses on group-based real-time AI/ML solution building within 24-48 hours?

a)

Mini projects

b)

Hackathon

c)

Peer review

d)

Concept mapping

13.

Which tool is best suited for step-by-step code visualization of recursion and pointers?

a)

VisuAlgo

b)

Python Tutor

c)

CodeSignal

d)

GitHub Copilot

14.

Google’s Teachable Machine primarily demonstrates which ML concept during classroom activities?

a)

Algorithm complexity

b)

Overfitting & underfitting

c)

Hyperparameter tuning

d)

Transfer learning

15.

TensorFlow Playground is most effective for teaching:

a)

Visualizing citation networks

b)

Neural network architecture and training

c)

Plagiarism detection

d)

Plagiarism detection

16.

Which tool is commonly used to collect diagnostic assessment responses anonymously in real time?

a)

Kahoot

b)

Socrative

c)

AnswerGarden

d)

Plickers

17.

In Socrative, the “Space Race” feature is designed for:

a)

Brainstorming

b)

Team-based quiz competition

c)

Opinion polling

d)

Peer assessment

18.

Which digital tool requires students to hold up QR-coded cards for real-time responses?

a)

AnswerGarden

b)

Socrative

c)

Kahoot

d)

Plickers

19.

Kahoot’s strength compared to Socrative is its ability to:

a)

Conduct exit tickets

b)

Create gamified quiz competitions with leaderboards

c)

Collect anonymous brainstorming

d)

Track long descriptive answers

20.

Which AI-powered assessment platform provides automatic rubric grading and plagiarism detection for large classes?

a)

Google Forms

b)

Gradescope

c)

Kahoot

d)

AnswerGarden

21.

In constructing a Table of Specification (TOS), which of the following best describes its dual purpose?

a)

To evaluate teaching effectiveness and to record student attendance

b)

To map instructional objectives against content areas and ensure balanced assessment coverage

c)

To standardize test administration and simplify grading procedures

d)

To measure only higher-order thinking skills of students

22.

Which of the following errors most critically undermines the validity of a Table of Specification?

a)

Using unequal mark allocations within the same cognitive level

b)

Failing to align test items with both content areas and cognitive objectives

c)

Including more multiple-choice questions than essay questions

d)

Allocating fewer items to knowledge-based objectives

23.

A teacher prepares a TOS with three cognitive levels: Knowledge (30%), Application (50%), and Evaluation (20%). During test construction, the teacher instead develops items with 50% Knowledge, 30% Application, and 20% Evaluation. Which assessment principle has been most violated?

a)

Reliability

b)

Objectivity

c)

Content validity

d)

Scoring efficiency

24.

A Table of Specification (TOS) is mainly used for:

a)

Recording students’ marks

b)

Planning teaching schedules

c)

Preparing balanced test questions

d)

Assigning homework

25.

The main purpose of a TOS is to:

a)

Ensure fairness and validity in tests

b)

Reduce the length of examinations

c)

Increase the number of difficult questions

d)

Eliminate student errors