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factors-affecting-development-family-and-school MCQ — 100 Practice Questions with Answers

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Practice Questions

Q1. A learner breaks a class rule for the first time. The teacher talks privately, explains the effect, and helps the learner choose a better action next time. Which school factor is shown?

A Public comparison as motivation
B Respectful discipline that guides self-control Correct
C Ignoring behavior to avoid discomfort
D Reducing classroom expectations

Explanation

Respectful discipline corrects behavior while protecting dignity and building self-control. It is not the same as public comparison, ignoring behavior, or lowering expectations.

Q2. A learner from a home where children usually complete tasks together waits for peers before starting individual work. Which interpretation is most balanced?

A The learner lacks ability and should be given only individual drills
B Family cooperation patterns may influence work habits, so the teacher can guide both individual and group responsibility Correct
C The family habit should be removed from classroom discussion
D The learner should always work in groups and never be asked to work alone

Explanation

The balanced interpretation connects a family interaction pattern with classroom work habits without blaming the learner. The teacher should support both cooperation and independent responsibility.

Q3. A new learner joins mid-session and looks confused during group tasks. Which peer arrangement is most suitable?

A Let one peer complete all his tasks so he does not struggle.
B Keep him alone until he learns the class routine by himself.
C Place him with the slowest group so he can match their pace without being noticed.
D Pair him with a helpful peer for orientation while keeping him responsible for his own work. Correct

Explanation

School climate and peer support are key contextual factors in CDP. Pairing the new learner with a helpful peer (D) gives orientation while preserving his ownership of the work, balancing belonging and autonomy. A removes responsibility (over-help), B isolates him, and any choice that judges him by speed or marks ignores that he simply lacks classroom routines, not ability.

Q4. During group work, some learners exclude a classmate because his speech style is different. Which teacher action is most appropriate?

A Move the learner to individual work for the rest of the year.
B Ignore the exclusion because peer groups should manage everything themselves.
C Set respectful group norms, assign shared roles, and value different ways of speaking. Correct
D Tell the learner to speak only after his style becomes identical to others.

Explanation

Option C is correct because peer climate affects participation and development, so the teacher should create respectful inclusion. Option A isolates the learner, option B ignores harm, and option D makes participation conditional.

Q5. A Class VII learner often misses homework because he cares for a younger sibling after school. Which teacher response best reflects understanding of family factors in development?

A Understand the home context, discuss support respectfully, and plan a manageable learning task. Correct
B Cut marks for every missed homework so the learner takes school more seriously than home duties.
C Tell the learner the family situation is not the school's concern and demand homework on time.
D Call the parents and instruct them to stop assigning sibling-care duties to the learner.

Explanation

Caregiving duties are a real family-context factor in CDP, especially for adolescents in Classes VI-VIII. Option A respects the home reality, opens dialogue and adapts the task so learning still happens. The other options either punish him for circumstances (mark-cutting), treat the issue as unrelated to family load, or shift blame onto the parents without offering classroom support.

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