Bloom's Taxonomy Levels Quiz

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Which level in Bloom's Taxonomy involves arranging, assembling, and composing ideas?

  • Synthesis (correct)
  • Knowledge
  • Comprehension
  • Application

Which level requires activities such as calculating, categorizing, and experimenting?

  • Analysis (correct)
  • Comprehension
  • Application
  • Synthesis

Which of the following is an example of a Knowledge level activity in Bloom's Taxonomy?

  • Applying
  • Memorizing (correct)
  • Experimenting
  • Discussing

What level in Bloom's Taxonomy involves activities like applying, demonstrating, and using information?

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Which level focuses on classifying, describing, and identifying information?

<p>Comprehension (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In Bloom's Taxonomy, what level includes verbs like critiquing, distinguishing, and experimenting?

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What is the process of combining ideas to form a new whole called?

<p>Creating (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following questions is related to the cognitive process of evaluation?

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What is the focus of the cognitive process dimension analyze?

<p>Classify (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which cognitive process involves making value decisions about issues?

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In Bloom's Taxonomy, which cognitive process includes resolving controversies or differences of opinion?

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Which type of knowledge in Bloom's Taxonomy involves predicting and drawing conclusions?

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Which category of Bloom's Taxonomy involves problem-solving and applying information to produce some result?

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Which category of Bloom's Taxonomy focuses on subdividing something to show how it is put together?

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In Bloom's Taxonomy, what type of questions typically require recalling identification and information?

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Which Bloom's Taxonomy category involves identifying motives and separating a whole into component parts?

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What type of questions require interpreting, translating, and organizing facts and ideas according to Bloom's Taxonomy?

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When assessing higher-order thinking skills, which Bloom's Taxonomy category involves appraising, predicting, and evaluating?

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Flashcards

Bloom's: Synthesis

Arranging, assembling, and composing ideas to form something new.

Bloom's: Analysis

Involves activities like calculating, categorizing, and experimenting to break down information.

Bloom's: Knowledge

Recalling information and specifics.

Bloom's: Application

Applying, demonstrating, and using information in new situations.

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Bloom's: Comprehension

Classifying, describing, and identifying information to show understanding.

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Bloom's: Analysis (verbs)

Critiquing, distinguishing, and experimenting to evaluate information.

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What is Creating?

The cognitive process of combining ideas to form a new whole.

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What is Evaluate?

Making value decisions about issues.

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What is Application?

Problem-solving and using information to produce a result.

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What is Analysis?

Subdividing something to show how it is put together.

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What is Knowledge?

Recalling identification and information.

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What is Analysis?

Identifying motives and separating a whole into component parts.

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What is Comprehension?

Interpreting, translating, and organizing facts and ideas.

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What is Evaluation?

Appraising, predicting, and evaluating.

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Procedural Knowledge

Predicting and drawing conclusions based on knowledge.

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