pedagogy-of-science-l2 MCQ — 10 Practice Questions with Answers

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Q1. Meena writes, 'All microorganisms are harmful.' Which response best shows remedial science teaching?

A Deduct marks and move to the next topic immediately.

B Ask her to copy the textbook paragraph three times.

C Ignore the answer because the next test will cover the idea again.

D Use curd setting and disease spread examples to build beneficial and harmful categories. Correct

Explanation

Meena's answer is a misconception, not a random slip. Remedial teaching must name the error, use contrasting examples, and rebuild the category so she can explain both curd formation and disease spread.

Q2. A teacher begins a lesson on condensation by asking Asha's group to compare droplets on a cold steel tumbler and a clay cup before naming the term. Which science-pedagogy principle is strongest here?

A Observation and evidence should precede formal terminology. Correct

B Definitions should always be dictated before any activity.

C The clay cup should be removed because it is local material.

D The teacher should avoid discussion until the chapter is complete.

Explanation

Asha's case shows inquiry in the correct order: phenomenon first, comparison next, term later. The teacher uses the tumbler evidence to stabilise condensation instead of asking children to memorise the word without seeing the event.

Q3. Which set best represents the RBSE science-pedagogy boundary rather than only science content?

A Cells, hormones, acids, planets, and petroleum only

B Formulas, derivations, board diagrams, and coaching shortcuts only

C Laboratory glassware names and chemical equations only

D Nature of science, methods, aids, evaluation, problems, and remedial teaching Correct

Explanation

This factual item checks the boundary. The content list is important elsewhere, but the pedagogy topic is anchored by method, aids, evaluation, problems, and remedial teaching.

Q4. For a risky heating activity, which sequence best keeps the lesson child-centred without unsafe handling?

A Teacher demonstration with prediction, safe viewing, evidence recording, and discussion Correct

B Let every child heat material independently without a safety rule

C Skip the phenomenon and ask children to memorise the lab precautions only

D Show a video silently and give no prediction or follow-up question

Explanation

A demonstration can be child-centred when safety is load-bearing. The teacher keeps control of heating, but children predict, observe, record, and explain the evidence rather than merely watching.

Q5. Which source-note habit is safest under the current title-verification rule for Level 2 science?

A Cite a legacy middle-grade science label as current without checking.

B Use only a coaching blog if it lists many chapters quickly.

C Verify the NCERT catalogue title, or fall back to RBSE and the 2023 national curriculum framework if exact title is not verified. Correct

D Invent a chapter title if the pedagogy concept is otherwise correct.

Explanation

The rule targets citation currency, not the science fact itself. If the current NCERT title is not verified within the session, the safer choice is the verified RBSE syllabus plus NCF-SE pedagogy frame.

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Q6. Imran is confident orally but slow in writing during a group experiment. Which teacher move is most inclusive and still scientifically valid?

A Exclude him from the experiment because records must be written quickly.

B Let him only watch silently so the group finishes on time.

C Make another child write all answers and mark Imran absent for assessment.

D Assign him oral reporter or equipment checker, while a peer records the agreed observations.

Q7. Match the theorist with the most suitable science-classroom action.

A Piaget - remove concrete material; Bruner - avoid diagrams; Vygotsky - no peer help

B Piaget - peer scoring; Bruner - punishment drill; Vygotsky - silent copying

C Piaget - concrete operations; Bruner - action to picture to symbol; Vygotsky - scaffolded fair test

D Piaget - rote definition; Bruner - final exam only; Vygotsky - individual isolation

Q8. Which teaching aid choice is best for introducing reflection of light to Devika's Class 7 group?

A A long copied definition of reflection on the board

B A mirror and torch used with a prediction and observation sheet

C A decorative poster of famous scientists without a task

D A closed box labelled advanced optics for display only

Q9. Karan's group tests evaporation by changing both surface area and fan speed at the same time. What should the teacher do next?

A Ask the group to change only one factor and record the other condition as same.

B Accept the result because two changes make the activity faster.

C Cancel all group work and dictate the definition of evaporation.

D Ask them to decorate the observation table more neatly.

Q10. Assertion: Free play with magnets is automatically a complete inquiry lesson. Reason: Children are active whenever they touch teaching material. Choose the best answer.

A Both assertion and reason are true, and the reason explains the assertion.

B The assertion is false, but the reason has a partly true idea.

C The assertion is true, but the reason is completely unrelated.

D Both assertion and reason are false in every classroom situation.

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