1) What is technology-driven learning? a) Learning without teachers b) Learning that uses technology to improve teaching and understanding c) Learning done only at home d) Learning through memorization only 2) Why is technology important in modern education? a) It replaces teachers b) It limits interaction c) It makes learning more engaging, interactive, and accessible d) It removes traditional 3) What is the main goal of designing technology-driven learning? a) To use gadgets in class b) To enhance students’ learning experiences c) To reduce teacher workload d) To focus on entertainment 4) Who developed the cone of Experience? a) Jean Piaget b) Edgar Dale c) Lev Vygotsky d) Jerome Bruner 5) What does Dale's Cone of Experience show? a) Stages of child development b) Levels of intelligence c) Different ways people learn and remember information d) Types of classroom discipline 6) Which type of learning is most effective according to the Cone? a) Reading textbooks b) Listening to lectures c) Direct, hands-on experiences d) Memorizing facts 7) Which learning methods is effective according to Cone? a) Watching demonstrations b) Verbal symbols like reading or hearing words only c) Participating in simulations d) Performing real-life tasks 8) Why are visual and interactive activities effective? a) They reduce lesson planning b) They help learners remember information better c) They replace textbooks d) They require less effort from students 9) What does TPACK stand for? a) Teaching Process and Knowledge b) Technological, Pedagogical, and Content Knowledge c) Teaching Program and Content Knowledge d) Technical Practices and Knowledge 10) Why is TPACK important to teachers? a) It focuses only on technology b) It limits teaching strategies c) It helps teachers integrate technology effectively in lessons d) It replaces content knowledge 11) What happens when content, pedagogy, and technology are balanced? a) Learning becomes more meaningful and effective b) Teaching becomes more complicated c) Lessons become shorter d) Students rely only on technology 12) What is the ASSURE model used for? a) Managing classroom behavior b) Assessing students only c) Planning and designing instruction using technology d) Evaluating school policies 13) What does in "A" in ASSURE stand for? a) Apply media b) Assess learning c) Arrange activities d) Analyze learners 14) Why is analyzing learners important? a) To understand their needs, abilities, and learning styles b) To assign grades c) To control classroom behavior d) To reduce lesson content 15) What does utilize Media and materials means in ASSURE? a) Buying new gadgets b) Avoiding instructional media c) Using appropriate tools and resources in teaching d) Removing traditional materials 16) Why should students be actively involved in learning? a) To make classes longer b) To reduce teacher talk c) Active participation improves understanding and retention d) To avoid assessments 17) How can technology be applied in the Class? a) Through videos, presentations, online tools, and interactive apps b) By banning books c) By replacing teachers d) By limiting student interaction 18) What is one risk of using technology in class? a) Higher grades b) Distraction if not used properly c) Better attendance d) Faster lesson pacing 19) Why is evaluation is important in teaching? a) To give more homework b) To check if learning objectives are achievedTo reduce student participation c) To eliminate activities d) To check if learning objectives are achieved 20) Overall, how does technology help education? a) It replaces traditional learning b) It makes learning more difficult c) It supports teachers and enhances student learning d) It removes the need for planning

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