Who is often associated with essentialist philosophy of education?

• A. John Dewey
• B. Jean-Jacques Rousseau
• C. Mortimer Adler
• D. Maria Montessori

Who is known for advocating that education should help individuals find their “self-actualization” and reach their fullest potential?

• A. John Dewey
• B. Abraham Maslow
• C. Albert Bandura
• D. Lev Vygotsky

Existentialism as an educational philosophy is concerned with:

• A. Developing individual character and morals
• B. Emphasizing the role of society and culture
• C. Nurturing creativity and artistic expression
• D. Embracing uncertainty and personal responsibility

Which philosophy of education believes that learning should occur within the context of the learner’s culture and experience?

• A. Perennialism
• B. Essentialism
• C. Multiculturalism
• D. Behaviorism

What is the primary purpose of assessment in education?

• A. To rank students
• B. To improve learning
• C. To provide grades
• D. To enforce discipline

Antonym of “Frugal” is:

• A. Extravagant
• B. Rich
• C. Miserable
• D. Happy

Antonym of “Consolidate” is:

• A. Weaken
• B. Expand
• C. Destroy
• D. Build

“One who looks on the dark side of things” (One word substitution)

• A. Inaudible
• B. Obsolete
• C. Pessimist
• D. None of these

“One who speaks less” (One word substitution)

• A. Omniscient
• B. Reticent
• C. Centenarian
• D. Theist

“To keep one’s temper” means:

• A. To become hungry
• B. To be in good mood
• C. To preserve ones energy
• D. To be aloof from