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WorksheetsTRCN PAST QUESTION
Total questions: 79
Worksheet time: 13mins
Who would most likely undertake the study of endocrine system and genetic mechanisms?
social psychologist
Educational Psychologist
Physiological psychology
clinical psychology
A researcher that intends to provide an answer to the question does the knowledge of mathematics help in learning chemistry? Will adopt which of these research approach
historical
comparative
descriptive
relational
The process of quantifying the degree in which ______________
evaluation
testing
measurement
assessment
The recruitment process may begin with the following consideration:
i. The number needed
ii. Types of vacant posts needed to be filled
iii. The sources of personnel or skills needed for filling them
I and II only
I, II and III only
I only
II and II only
Which of the following variables is difficult to control or measured in an experimental research?
intervening
extraneous
independent
dependent
What are the non human resources in the teaching and learning process that are mostly under the control of the teachers and learners?
funds
Educational needs
Physical facilities
mental resources
The strength of lecture method is in the ability to ________
encourage one way communication
place student in a passive role
help the teacher acquire effective speaking skills
facilitate large class communication
Which of these is NOT a type of learning?
latent learning
Principal learning
Discovery learning
Complex learning
Learning experience can be ________
Society oriented, mental, physical and intellectual…
Learner oriented, overt, mental and physical
Teacher oriented, convert, skills and physical
School oriented, mental, hidden and kwown
The famous educationist who wrote the book history of education in Nigeria is ___
babs fanfunwa
taiwo olaniyi
grace alele-williams
aliu babatunde fafunwa
A teacher can create a sound classroom control by __________
sound preparation and good presentation..
maintenance of resources
maintenance of classroom environment
reward and punishment
This skill in micro teaching that encourages teacher to round-up the lesson in a proper and attractive way is known as?
closure..
evaluation
repetition
set induction
Which of this is a research design?
pure research
action research
qualitative research
descriptive research
Find the difference between 571 and 374
205
207
297
197
The first and lowest level of affective domain of learning is ________
showing interest
showing value
imbibing habit
inculcating value
Which of these groups states the aspects of growth and development?
physical, environmental, intellectual, social and emotional
physical, internal, moral, intellectual, and emotional
physical, educational, moral, intellectual, and emotional
physical, social, moral, intellectual and emotional
A creation of the model of a real-life system inside a computer is ________
modeling
tutorial
drill
simulation
Decree and act that established T.R.C.N.
Act no 31 of 1993
Act no 21 of 1995
Decree no 12 of 1990
Act no 45 of 1998
18. World teachers day ________
October 5
September 5
November 5
December 5
19. Registrar of TRCN is ________
Professor Josiah Olusegun Ajiboye
Dr. Ronke Soyombo
Mr. John Okafor
Mrs. Grace Eze
The action group led by Chief Obafemi Awolowo won the first election to western House of Assembly in ________ established
1951
1947
1954
1958
A child-friendly classroom or learning space means ______________
against all the norms
friendly but not gender sensitive
welcoming, discriminating and not conducive
welcoming, conducive, safe and inclusive
Which of these research approaches cannot be categorized as a descriptive research design?
case study
Expost foesto research
developmental research
survey
24. Full meaning of RAM, CPU and input devices
RAM: Random Access Memory, CPU: Central Processing Unit, Input devices: Devices used to enter data into a computer
RAM: Readily Available Memory, CPU: Computer Processing Unit, Input devices: Devices used to display output
RAM: Rapid Access Module, CPU: Central Peripheral Unit, Input devices: Devices used to store data
RAM: Remote Access Memory, CPU: Central Programming Unit, Input devices: Devices used to print documents
Which of the following is an example of a teacher employing a non-verbal communication strategy?
granting a student a special trip to the madin center for good work
using a calm voice with two students involved in heated argument
having one student explain a mathematics problem to another
using enthusiastic hand and eye gesture to introduce a unit of Nigeria history
26. Chief of Defence staff ________
General Lucky Irabor
General Tukur Buratai
Admiral Ibok-Ete Ibas
General Christopher
Current emir of Kano ________
Alhaji Aminu Ado Bayero
Sanusi Lamido Sanusi
Muhammadu Sanusi II
Ado Bayero
Saidu Abubakar
Current chairman of INEC ________
Professor Mahmood Yakubu
Professor Attahiru Jega
Prof. Joash Ojo Amupitan
Professor Maurice Iwu
The fundamental principle of idealism is __________
human, spirit and mind
human spirit and joint constitute reality
Student advocacy right and responsibilities enumerates the type of school discipline as ________
moral laxity of the teacher
poor school structure
institution
negative relationship between the teacher and the pupils
Which of the following is NOT the roles of Educational technology?
improvement of the process
Articulation of the system
Education of the less number of people
improvement of instructions
Elected response Questions include ________
multiple choice
fill in the blank items
alternative response
matching type
A researcher has a data grouped into 1-5, 6-10, 11-15, 16-20 and 21-25. What is the size of the class interval of 16-20?
5
4
6
3
When a teacher gives a piece of information verbally and shows maps, pictures, or real objects about that thing at the
dissemination medium
internet medium
audio-visual medium
Which of the following is not an impediment to the successful use of information and communication
cost
weak infrastructure
lack of skills
lack of relevant educational data
A block graph that represent group distributions is called _______
(a) histogram
(b) pie chart
(c) line graph
(d) bar diagram
Which of these is not for measurement?
interview
rating scale
test
evaluation
Which of the following strategies can be used to implement non-formal education programme in Nigeria?
Distance Education
career conference
political rally
close circuit method
Thales 640-546 B.C held that ________
(c) the basic stuff out of which all else is composed is water
(a) the basic stuff out of which all else is composed is fire
(b) the basic stuff out of which all else is composed is air
(d) the basic stuff out of which all else is composed is earth
The education of woman in Nigeria is hardened by
cultural factor
poor funding
lack of socialization
poor planning
What is the function of the mood auxiliaries in the following context may I have another slice of bread . mum?
advice
command
suggestion
request
Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of school boards of Education?
establishing minimum standards for schools
administering state education policy
testing of student
recommending legislation to the state legislature
A consulting teacher in special education classroom helps to design ________
(c) curriculum
(a) playground
(b) uniforms
(d) transport
Traditional/indigenous system of education is the education that is ________
(a) transferred from generation to generation
(b) taught only in modern schools
(c) based solely on written textbooks
(d) limited to urban areas
Expert estimate that the gifted/talented in every population tend to be ______
between 3 – 5 percent
above 10 percent
between 10 – 15 percent
less than 2 percent
What are the three stages of pre-natal development?
pr-natal, reproduction and ante-natal
foetal, pre-natal and ante-natal
post-natal, reproduction and pre-natal
germinal, embryonic and fetal.
A library user is only eligible to borrow library books if only he is a
regular visitor to the library
registered user of the library
popular student in his Department
registered students of the College
The earlier missionaries were left on their own for over forty years to do the following except to _______
(b) exploit natural resources
(a) spread Christianity
(c) build schools
(d) provide medical care
Who is the father of philosophy?
Thales
Socrates
Plato
Aristotle
30. Which of these would breach safeguarding principles?
A) Sharing personal details unnecessarily
B) Reporting a concern to the DSL
C) Following safeguarding procedure
29. Who is responsible for reporting concerns about staff behavior?
A) Only the headteacher or manager
B) Any staff member who has concerns
C) HR department only
28. What does “whistleblowing” refer to?
A) Playing a sport
B) Reporting unsafe or unethical behavior
C) Praising a colleague
27. Cyberbullying is an example of:
A) Online marketing
B) Emotional abuse
C) Physical abuse
26. What is the purpose of a risk assessment in safeguarding?
A) To punish those at risk
B) To identify and minimize harm
C) To ensure discipline
25. Which law underpins safeguarding in the UK?
A) Equality Act 2010
B) Data Protection Act 1998
C) Children Act 1989
24. Which of these is an example of sexual abuse?
A) Calling someone names
B) Inappropriate touching
C) Stealing money
23. Safeguarding policies are important because:
A) They add more paperwork
B) They protect staff only
C) They provide a framework for protecting children and adults
22. A child arriving at school unwashed and hungry might be a sign of:
A) Financial trouble
B) Parental choice
C) Neglect
21. What does CSE stand for?
A) Child Safeguarding Environment
B) Child Sexual Exploitation
C) Community Safety Engagement
20. What is grooming?
A) Helping someone get dressed
B) Building a relationship to exploit or abuse
C) Training someone for sports
19. Who should you contact first if you suspect abuse?
A) The police directly
B) The Designated Safeguarding Lead
C) The victim’s family
18. What is peer-on-peer abuse?
A) Abuse between adults
B) Abuse of a child by an adult
C) Abuse between children or young people
17. When should safeguarding training be updated?
A) Every 10 years
B) Only when a problem arises
C) Regularly, typically every 1–3 years
16. Which is an example of neglect?
A) Providing shelter
B) Withholding food or medical care
C) Sending a child to school
15. What is the first step in safeguarding?
A) Conducting an investigation
B) Recognizing signs of abuse
C) Arresting the abuser
14. What should you do if you suspect abuse but the child denies it?
A) Ignore it
B) Continue to monitor and report your concerns
C) Confront the parents
13. Which one of these would be considered a safeguarding issue?
A) A child not doing homework
B) A child being left alone at home for long periods
C) A child being disciplined by a parent
Why is confidentiality important in safeguarding?
A) To hide information from authorities
B) To protect the victim’s dignity and rights
C) To avoid paperwork
What is an indicator of physical abuse?
A) Unexplained bruises or injuries
B) Loud talking
C) Laughing too much
When should you record a safeguarding concern?
A) Only if you are completely sure of abuse
B) As soon as possible after the disclosure
C) When your manager asks
Who might be considered a vulnerable adult?
A) Someone over 65 who is fully independent
B) Someone with mental or physical disability
C) A healthy adult with a job
8. Which one of the following is NOT a form of abuse?
A) Neglect
B) Financial
C) Encouragement
What does the acronym DSL stand for?
A) Deputy Safeguarding Leader
B) Designated Safeguarding Lead
C) Direct Social Liaison
What should you do if a child discloses abuse?
A) Promise to keep it a secret
B) Tell the child to forget it happened
C) Report it to the appropriate safeguarding lead
Which one of these is a sign of emotional abuse in a child?
A) Frequent laughter
B) Sudden drop in school performance
C) Constant tiredness
What is the main aim of safeguarding children?
A) To punish parents
B) To ensure children grow up with safe and effective care
C) To control children’s behavior
1. What is safeguarding?
A) Protecting the environment
B) Protecting people’s health, wellbeing and human rights
C) Protecting people from getting sick
2. Who is responsible for safeguarding?
A) Only social workers
B) Everyone
C) Only the police
3. Which of the following is a type of abuse?
A) Physical
B) Nutritional
C) Recreational
Who is responsible for safeguarding?
A) Only social workers
B) Everyone
C) Only the police
What is safeguarding?
A) Protecting the environment
B) Protecting people’s health, wellbeing and human rights
C) Protecting people from getting sick
