Teaching Aptitude MCQ for BEd entrance

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Teaching aptitude refers to the set of skills, abilities, and characteristics that make someone effective at teaching. It encompasses various qualities such as communication skills, subject knowledge, patience, empathy, adaptability, creativity, and the ability to motivate and inspire students.

Someone with teaching aptitude can effectively convey information, engage students in the learning process, create a supportive learning environment, and assess student progress. They understand different learning styles and can tailor their teaching methods to suit the needs of diverse learners. Additionally, they possess a genuine passion for teaching and a commitment to the growth and development of their students.

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51. A teacher learns the most from his:

A. Principal B. books

C. admirers D. students

52. Should a teacher play along with students in games?

A. Sometimes

B. Never

C. Yes

D. As and when the Principal wishes

 

53. If a student misbehaves with you, then as a teacher, what would be your reaction?

A. You would file a complaint with the Principal

B. You would punish the student so that he pays evenly for his offense

C. You would pardon the student and forget the incident

D. You would complain to other teachers of the school and initiate a

campaign to expel him from the school

 

54. As a teacher, what type of behaviour of a student would be deemed serious by you?

A. Incomplete home work

B. Asking too many questions in the class

C. Talking to other students in the class during the course of a lecture

D. Slightly slow/weak in studies

 

55. During the course of a lecture in the class, two students talk to each other. In

your view, due to this action of these two students:

A. both of them suffer

B. the entire class suffers

C. the attention of the teacher is divided

D. All of these

 

56. Which method would you like to adopt to teach a new subject in the class?

A. You would tell children a day before the lecture that they should read

the subject at their homes

B. You would tell students to write an article on that subject

C. You would discuss the subject with students in the light of their

knowledge about it; then you would give new sets of information/data

about that subject to students

D. You would give a small lecture to students regarding the importance of

that (new) subject

 

57. A student is very weak in mathematics. What would you like to do to help

him?

A. You would get an advice from the Principal in this context

B. You would give proper advice to the parents of the student in this context

C. You would talk to the student and find out what are his problems in mathematics; later you would remove those problems

D. You would order the most intelligent student in mathematics (of the class) to help the weak student

 

58. As a teacher, what would you like to do for your favourite student?

A. You would give him the maximum marks in the tests

B. You would make him the monitor of the class

C. You would not ask any difficult question from him in the class

D. You would adequately support him in his studies

 

59. The true objective of education is:

A. making students able so that they can earn a living

B. preparing students for jobs

C. helping students acquire knowledge

D. facilitating the all-round development of students

 

60. In order to raise the standards of education, which one of the following is vital?

A. High salaries of students

B. Continuous evaluation of students

C. Continuous evaluation of text books

D. Amendments in syllabi

 

61. In a class, two students (who sit together) occasionally fight each other. As a

student of that class, what action would you take in this context?

A. You would make them sit separately, at a distance

B. You would call the parents of both these students and apprise them of

the situation

C. You would advise them to live together in peace

D. you would file a complaint with the Principal

 

62. If you are transferred to a place, which you do not like, then what would you

do?

A. You would eliminate the feeling of like-dislike from your mind and do your work with complete dedication

B. You would meet the officials and inform them about your dislike for that place as well as reasons for the same

C. You would take a long leave and sit at home

D. You would not teach children from the core of your heart

 

63. Which tacher is respected the most by students?

A. The one who strictly follows the codes of discipline

B. The one who completes/performs his work with dedication

C. The one who treats his students just like a friend

D. The one who takes the side of the students and opposes or fights against

the Principal in this process

 

64. Even after telling/explaining time and again in the class, a student is not able

to understand a point. In such a situation, you would:

A. reprimand that student and show him the way out of the class

B. deem him incorrigible and stop paying attention to him

C. use another method/solution/material to explain the point/concept to him

D. call his parent/guardian and advise him to look for another arrangement for the study of their child/ward

 

65. Suppose that a person does not agree with your viewpoint. In such a situation,

you would:

A. present the rationale of your view point before him

B. not like to talk to that person

C. consider him to be your opponent

D. behave with him in a rude manner

 

66. Children’s literature is useful for little children because:

A. they are entertained due to this

B. it contains attractive study material

C. it increases the interest of children in studies

D. it contains stories that enhance knowledge levels

 

67. What suggestion would you like to give in order to stop the practice of copying

in the examination hall?

A. All the examinees should be allowed to appear in the examination only

after they are thoroughly searched

B. Those who are caught copying, should not be admitted to any school;

they should also not be allowed to appear in any examination

C. Necessary improvements should be effected in the examination system

D. All the examinees should be given a free hand to copy during examinations

 

68. Some students of your class have weak eye sights. They are unable to clearly

see whatever is written on the blackboard. What is your opinion about solving

this problems?

A. Let these children set in the front seats in the class

B. Tell these children to read by going closer to the blackboard

C. Call the parents/guardians of such children and advise them to arrange

spectacles for their respective children/wards

D. Tell these children to get their eye sights rectified/corrected through

suitable methods

 

69. Which teacher, in your view, is the best?

A. The one who deals with students only under the gamut of teaching

B. The one who is willing to get the maximum information related to the

lives of children

C. The one who is popular among students due to his love for discipline

D. The one who is a well-wisher of students

70. Which method would you deem suitable for reactifying those students who interrupt the teaching process in the class?

A. They should be sent out of the class

B. They should be given harsh punishment in the class itself

C. They should be ignored

D. A complaint should be filed against them with the Principal

 

71. The job of the teacher is to generate:

A. affinity for studies among students

B. confidence in studies among students

C. a belief towards studies among students

D. affection/affiliation for studies among students

 

72. If you are appointed as the Principal of your school, you would:

A. shunt out your opponents on the very first day

B. deduct the salaries of those teachers who come late to school

C. get cooperation of teachers and the administrative staff and run the school in an efficient manner

D. develop relations with highly placed academic authorities

 

73. In order to maintain discipline, you opine that students should be:

A. treated with coercion and punished in a harsh manner

B. treated strictly

C. given an impartial treatment

D. given no leeway or concession

 

74. After annual examinations, would you like to give home work to students for the summer vacations?

A. No

B. Yes, maximum home work

C. Only a little home work so that they do not forget everything

D. Definitely, else they would waste their time in playing and indulging in naughty activities

 

75. The objective of education is to:

A. impart education of discipline to students

B. develop the moral values of students

C. develop the intelligence of students

D. develop the students on all the fronts

Answer key of teaching aptitude 

51. D

52. C

53. C

54. C

55. D

56. C

57. C

58. D

59. D

60. B

61. C

62. A

63. B

64. C

65. A

66. C

67. A

68. A

69. D

70. C

71. A

72. C

73. C

74. C

75. D