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Fire Instructor 2
Chapter 11
Knowledge Check
1.
As part of lesson plan creation, instructors should analyze the job to be performed and identify all of the:
interpersonal skills needed by the students.
learning objectives that focus on multiple evaluation methods.
expected job skills and tasks that a person would perform doing the job.
appropriate subject matter experts that have taught the course within the authority having jurisdiction (AHJ).
2.
In which level of learning in the cognitive domain do students judge the value of materials or actions based on defined criteria using elements from all other levels?
Analyze (Analysis)
Create (Synthesis)
Apply (Application)
Evaluate (Evaluation)
3.
In which level of learning in the cognitive domain do students compare and contrast information and estimate future trends?
Analyze (Analysis)
Apply (Application)
Evaluate (Evaluation)
Understand (Comprehension)
4.
A learning objective written to the psychomotor level of __ refers to simulating an activity in a step-by-step process.
imitation
adaptation
observation
performance
5.
Determining the learning outcomes is the __ step in creating a lesson plan.
first
third
fourth
second
6.
Instructors should avoid referring to gender, racial, or cultural stereotypes when creating instructional materials in order to eliminate:
bias.
objectivity.
subjectivity.
sequencing.
7.
Useful data gathered when doing basic research that shows patterns that can be traced over time and used to forecast the future is referred to as:
trends.
models.
opm10ns.
statistics.
8.
Which learning principle assumes adults learn best when they can practice a skill?
Effect
Exercise
Recency
Readiness
9.
Leaming objectives in the __ domain are difficult to measure objectively because they refer to student attitude.
affective
cognitive
sequential
psychomotor
10.
Representations of processes, situations, items, or models that a researcher can use to illustrate concepts is referred to as:
trends.
models.
statistics.
examples.
11.
Instructors should create a list of appropriate action __ to help them develop learning objectives in a variety of learning levels.
verbs
adverbs
pronouns
adjectives
12.
A learning objective written to the psychomotor level of __ refers to improving the performance until it can be completed without error.
imitation
perfection
adaptation
performance
13.
In which level of learning in the cognitive domain do students recall and recognize previously learned facts and theories?
Create (Synthesis)
Apply (Application)
Remember (Knowledge)
Understand (Comprehension)
14.
A learning objective written to the psychomotor level of __ refers to modifying and personalizing a motor activity.
imitation
perfection
adaptation
performance
15.
In which level of learning in the cognitive domain do students demonstrate abilities, solve problems, and operate equipment?
Analyze (Analysis)
Apply (Application)
Evaluate (Evaluation)
Understand (Comprehension)
16.
A learning objective written to the psychomotor level of __ refers to witnessing the motor activity as the instructor demonstrates it.
imitation
adaptation
observation
performance
17.
When creating a lesson plan, instructors should generate learning objectives from the __ needed to complete each task.
terminology
course goals
knowledge and skills
discussion techniques
18.
A learning objective written to the psychomotor level of __ refers to practicing the activity until the steps become habit.
imitation
perfection
adaptation
performance
19.
Which learning principle assumes that the first of a series of learned acts will be remembered better than others?
Primacy
Exercise
Recency
Association
20.
In which level of learning in the cognitive domain do students divide information into its component parts to understand how the parts relate to one another?
Analyze (Analysis)
Apply (Application)
Evaluate (Evaluation)
Remember (Knowledge)
21.
The learning principle that states skills and information practiced or learned most recently are also the best remembered is:
reality.
recency.
primacy.
intensity.
22.
Which term describes the knowledge or skills that students should have acquired by the end of a lesson?
course goals.
learning outcomes.
learning objectives.
course assessments.
oviding a foundation for instructional design and aid in overall course development are key purposes of:
23.
Which law of learning indicates that a person is emotionally, mentally, and physically prepared to learn new knowledge or skills?
Effect
Recency
Readiness
Association
24.
Which learning principle says that instructors should consider what students know and then connect it to the material they need to learn?
Disuse
Primacy
Exercise
Association
25.
A learning objective statement may be student-centered so that the learning objective focuses on the __ displaying the observable behavior.
observer
evaluator
instructor
student as the person
26.
Which learning principle reinforces how the information is useful to the student?
Effect
Exercise
Intensity
Association
27.
Training programs should force students to repeat skills at regular intervals because habits not reinforced are weakened through:
disuse.
recency.
pnmacy.
association.
28.
In which level of learning in the cognitive domain do students categorize, design, organize, and integrate parts to invent something new?
Create (Synthesis)
Apply (Application)
Evaluate (Evaluation)
Understand (Comprehension)
29.
Which principle of learning states that if a stimulus (experience) is vivid and real, it will more likely change or have an effect on the behavior (learning)?
Effect
Exercise
Intensity
Readiness
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