Grading
What is the maximum marks for internals for grades VI-X?
a) 25
b) 15
c) 20
d) 5
20 Marks
What is the primary purpose of a blueprint for a question paper?
(a) To provide a detailed layout of the physical paper
(b) To guide the selection of appropriate teaching methods
(c) To ensure the question paper aligns with learning objectives
(d) To determine the grading scale for the assessment
To ensure the question paper aligns with learning objectives
How many levels make up the bloom's taxonomy?
a) 5
b) 4
c) 7
d) 6
6
What is an example of Mind Mapping under Multiple Assessment?
A) Field trip
B) Visual brainstorming of concepts
C) Poster competition
D) Lab report writing
Visual brainstorming of concepts
Which of these grades correspond to marks 34 and 23?
a) C2 and E2
b) D and E2
c) E1 and D
d) D and E1
D and E1
A question paper blueprint helps ensure that the test is:
(a) More challenging than it should be
(b) Well-aligned with the syllabus and learning objectives
(c) Easier for students to complete
(d) Free from any bias
Well-aligned with the syllabus and learning objectives
Which action verb best matches the "Apply" level in Bloom’s Taxonomy?
A) Predict
B) Demonstrate
C) Differentiate
D) Compose
Demonstrate
Which Language activity requires students to critique books?
A) Book review
B) Character sketch
C) Recitation
D) Listening activity
Book review
How is failure dealt with for Grades I-VIII?
a) Detention
b) Remedial Class
c) Complimentary exam
d) Expulsion
Remedial Class
In a blueprint, the "weightage" refers to:
(a) The number of pages in the paper
(b) The importance or emphasis given to a particular topic or objective
(c) The time allotted for each question
(d) The difficulty level of the questions
The importance or emphasis given to a particular topic or objective
Which example task matches the Create level?
A) Solve a math problem
B) Summarize a passage
C) Design a new experiment
D) List facts from a chapter
Design a new experiment
What activity under Science aims at demonstrating real-world experiments?
A) Mind Mapping
B) Field Visits
C) Lab Experiments
D) Scrapbooking
Lab experiments
What is the eligibility for appearing for the end of term exam?
a) Failure in 2 exams
b) Minimum 70% attendance
c) Failure in 1 exam
d) Minimum 75% attendance
Minimum 75% attendance
A blueprint suggests 30% easy, 50% moderate, and 20% difficult questions. In a paper of 50 questions, how many should be moderate?
A) 10
B) 15
C) 25
D) 30
25
Which level would involve breaking information into parts to explore relationships?
A) Apply
B) Analyze
C) Understand
D) Create
Analyse
Which form of writing is included in Language portfolio activities?
A) Concept explanation
B) Reflection notes
C) Diary writing
D) Measurement tasks
Diary Writing
Which of the following statements is untrue?
a) Continuous evaluation includes scholastic and co-scholastic aspects
b) Continuous evaluation includes quizzes and assignments
c) Continuous evaluation addresses learning gaps periodically
d) Comprehensive evaluation measures overall understanding
Continuous evaluation includes scholastic and co-scholastic aspects
If 60% of a paper is based on 'Knowledge and Understanding' skills, what is the blueprint emphasizing?
A) High order thinking skills
B) Memory recall and basic understanding
C) Problem-solving and application
D) Research and innovation
Memory recall and basic understanding
When students are asked to list the planets, they are working at which cognitive level?
A) Analyze
B) Apply
C) Remember
D) Evaluate
Remember
In CCA, Co-Scholastic areas include all EXCEPT:
A) Life Skills
B) Academic Math Tests
C) Attitudes and Values
D) Participation in Clubs
Academic Math Tests