Psychology of Exceptional Child Practice Test

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• Who is accountable for your current educational journey?
• What does ACT stand for?
• How many classifications are in Bloom's Taxonomy?
• What is the capital of Delaware?
• Peda/Pais is a Greek word for which concept?
• What percent of the average brain is made of water?
• Which statement accurately describes debit cards compared to credit cards?
• Cortex means ______ in Latin, outermost layer of the _______.
• A year consists of how many weeks?
• Harrisburg is the capital of which state?
• How many years are there in a decade?
• In the formula for a cube's surface area, A = __ a^2, what is the missing coefficient?
• What product did the King Arthur company sell?
• Which learning style is linked to understanding others and social interaction?
• Which element symbol corresponds to iron?
• Peda/Pais is a Greek word for which meaning?
• Which statement reflects Socrates' belief about knowledge and virtue?
• Which is a common expansion of the SAT acronym?
• What is the capital of Georgia?
• The Old Testament portion of the Catholic Bible contains how many books?
• Which option is commonly used to earn course credit outside the standard classroom?
• Which learning style is primarily associated with words, both spoken and written?
• Emotional disturbance most directly affects which area of functioning?
• A cube has how many sides?
• Which term is correctly associated with adult, self-directed learning?
• In bodily-kinesthetic learning, the term hand-_____ coordination completes a common descriptor of this style.
• What does Ph. D stand for academically?
• Pedagogy is about _________________.
• Visual-spatial learners are typically good at which tasks?
• What term is included in STEAM that is not in STEM?
• Which set represents the five most commonly used letters in the English alphabet according to the material?
• Which statement about a cube is true?
• The least restrictive environment concept aims to educate students with disabilities in settings that are as similar as possible to the settings for non-disabled peers.
• What is the surface area of the cube, as given in the material?
• Agogy/Agogos mean which two words?
• Which category of disability most directly involves limitations in intellectual functioning and adaptive behavior?
• Which term is NOT one of the original six classifications in Bloom's Taxonomy?
• Which of the following is best for a teacher to do when establishing classroom rules?
• Who is primarily responsible for one's own educational journey?
• What is the capital of New Jersey?
• How many days are in a year?
• Who can provide sponsorship for licensure/certification pathway understanding forms?
• Tuberculosis infection can affect which organs besides the lungs?
• The Catholic New Testament contains how many books?
• The New Testament portion of the Catholic Bible contains how many books?
• Europe is the second smallest continent.
• Which is not one of the five basic senses?
• How many months are in a year?
• True or False: An ACT score of 24 or higher or an SAT composite score of 1100 exempts you from the basic skills test.
• Which learner type is described as hands-on with strong hand-eye coordination?
• In a leap year, how many days are there?
• In which decade did STEM education begin to gain prominence?
• The New Testament portion of the Protestant King James Bible contains how many books?
• Which city is NOT listed as a Praxis test site in Kansas?
• Which city is the capital of Delaware?
• Which of the following is a main reason the Socratic method is still used today?
• Which country has a permanent seat on the UN Security Council?
• Which subject is not traditionally considered a core STEM discipline?
• The Old Testament portion of the Protestant King James Bible contains how many books?
• Lunch cost is $30, tip 15%. What is the tip amount?
• Ottawa University is associated with which religious tradition?
• Theodore Roosevelt's domestic agenda was known as which?
• How many non-essential amino acids are there?
• STEAM adds which field to STEM?
• Which philosopher is associated with the statement 'Wisdom begins in wonder'?
• Which statement best describes the cortex?
• Kansas requires which two checks for licensure?
• Which ocean is the smallest?
• Which statement about essential amino acids is correct according to the material?
• How many state senators are there in the Washington District of Columbia?
• Which combination describes the minimum requirements for a senator?
• Which are the primary colors in traditional art color theory?
• What are the five basic senses?
• Which ocean is the smallest?
• Interpersonal learners are particularly adept at what?
• When did STEM education start in the United States?
• The TB test is short for which term?
• The Catholic Old Testament contains how many books?
• Ottawa University was established on which date?
• What cumulative GPA is specified as a requirement?
• How many amino acids are there?
• Pedagogy is about the method of how teachers teach.
• Which are the four lobes of the cortex?
• Which term describes a disturbance related to emotions?
• How many consonants are there in the English alphabet?
• What is Socrates' greatest contribution to fellow learners?
• How many feet is the free throw line in basketball?
• What is the name of the form used to document licensure/certification pathway understanding?
• What does the A in STEAM stand for?
• Which term is considered the opposite of pedagogy?
• How many feet is half court in basketball?
• Which letters are listed as the three least used letters in the English alphabet in the material?
• Which statement about the cortex is accurate?
• What is the total cost of the meal including tip?
• Which sense corresponds to the term Olfactory?
• The learner type described as being in tune with the natural world is which of the following?
• Which edition has a total of 73 books?
• How many weeks are in a year?
• How many state senators are there in the Washington District of Columbia?
• The Catholic Old Testament contains how many books?
• Froebel's educational philosophy emphasized that children should be:
• Which sense corresponds to the term Gustation?
• Historically, what is another common full form of SAT besides Scholastic Assessment Test?
• Pedagogy is about Children's education.
• Which statement describes another aim of the Socratic method?
• Froebel's belief was that students needed to be cared for in which way?
• A Senator must be at least how many years old, and have been a U.S. citizen for how many years?
• What is the dimension of a college/NBA basketball court?
• Agogy/Agogos mean which pair?
• Which month is associated with Leap Year?
• Adaptation is described as a _____ mental, and _____ characteristic that develops to help individuals survive and adapt to the environment.
• Provide two letters of what by whom to verify suitability to the teaching profession?
• The TB test is commonly referred to as which type of test?
• Normalization was a key objective of LRE, indicating that children with disabilities should be educated in settings that are:
• An individualized education program (IEP) typically ends at which endpoint?
• Praxis is primarily associated with preparation for which field?
• The Protestant Bible in total contains how many books?
• How many continents are there?
• What is the national capital of Canada?
• Which item is not typically a focus of IEP goals?
• Which statement describes a benefit of national parks for species conservation?
• Musical learners have a knack for rhythm and ______.
• The term Kindergarten originates from which language?
• STEM is an acronym for which four fields?
• The TB skin test is administered on which skin layer?
• Linguistic-Verbal learners excel at which skill set?
• Which of the following is NOT listed among Gardner's intelligences in the material?
• What grade is required for the Teaching Profession I course or Early Childhood Foundations?
• Cognitive learning is a ______ process that affects understanding and acquiring ______.
• What is the capital of Pennsylvania?
• An application is submitted to which Education program?
• Adaptation typically involves changes in which domains?
• Which term refers to the method, art, act, science, and practice of teaching?
• Which of the following statements reflects Socrates' approach to learning through questioning?
• Which ocean is the largest and deepest?
• How many items are in a baker's dozen?
• Which of the following is another main aim of the Socratic method?
• Learning differences can be described under which category?
• The concept of the placement of students in the least restrictive educational environment developed as a result of efforts to.
• How many books are there in the Protestant King James Bible in total?
• Which of the following numbers represents the total number of continents?
• What is the primary aim of the Socratic Method in education?
• An IEP typically ends at which endpoint?
• What is an IEP?
• What is the cerebral cortex made up of?
• How many countries are in the world?
• The term 'Intellectual' in disability contexts most closely refers to which domain?
• Logical-Mathematical learners are good with numbers and ______ solving.
• Which statement best describes the principal aim of least restrictive environment (LRE) in modern education?
• What is the smallest continent?
• In the compound word Kindergarten, what do Kinder and Garten mean?
• A year consists of how many months?
• Which of the following numbers is the total number of amino acids?
• Which statement best describes the Socratic Method?
• What does the acronym SAT stand for in common testing terminology?
• What does spatial relations mean?
• A naturalistic learner is most in tune with which domain?
• What is the distance from the baseline to the half-court line on a standard basketball court?
• What energy yielding nutrient is associated with amino acids?
• In plant life cycles, which plants have a dominant gametophyte?
• The phrase 'A basic _____ assessment' refers to which type of assessment?
• Which number corresponds to the count of non-essential amino acids?
• Which option correctly defines Andragogy as the facilitation of learning for adults?
• What are the adjectival words for the senses?
• Which of the following was an important abolitionist?
• How many books are there in the Catholic Bible in total?
• Which specific test is indicated as necessary for all candidates?
• Which statement best reflects the historical and current status of tuberculosis in the United States?
• What product did the Baker's company sell?
• Define Peadgogy: The Method, Art, Act, Science, and practice of teaching.
• The free throw line is located at what distance from the backboard?
• Andragogy applies to which group?
• What document should be submitted from all higher education institutions attended?
• What is Fe in the table of elements?
• Intrapersonal learners are reflective and ______.
• Which learning style is described as reflective and self-evaluative?
• Which city is NOT a Praxis test site in Kansas?
• Which description best matches intuitive learners' preference?
• According to Education Week, how many jurisdictions require kindergarten attendance including the District of Columbia?
• Which sequence correctly lists the first five states admitted to the United States in order?
• Which statement about decades is true?
• How many elements are currently recognized in the periodic table?
• You do not need to take the basic skills test if you have which scores?
• In an andragogical framework, which statement about adult learners is most accurate?
• Which statement best describes emotional disturbance in educational contexts?
• How many essential amino acids are there?
• Which description best captures the Socratic Method?
• Which learning style is most associated with solving puzzles and navigating with maps?
• Shirley’s plantation sold which product?
• Which philosopher is most associated with questioning as a method of learning?
• Which statement about tuberculosis treatment is accurate?