MCQ Collection
FPSC Lecturer Subject Specialist MCQs
Practice FPSC Lecturer Subject Specialist questions with answers and explanations.
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Correct Answer: C. hidden curriculum
Explanation:
hidden curriculum is the term that matches the description: unwritten norms and values learned through school culture
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Correct Answer: A. encryption
Explanation:
encryption is the term that matches the description: the transformation of readable data into protected coded form
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Correct Answer: A. the consistency of assessment results
Explanation:
reliability refers to the consistency of assessment results
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Correct Answer: A. 15
Explanation:
15% of 100 = 15/100 × 100 = 15.
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Correct Answer: D. swift
Explanation:
“swift” is a synonym of “rapid”.
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Correct Answer: A. two-factor authentication
Explanation:
two-factor authentication is the term that matches the description: login verification using two different factors
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Correct Answer: C. 14
Explanation:
Divide both sides by 5: x = 70/5 = 14.
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Correct Answer: C. 37
Explanation:
15% of 250 = 15/100 × 250 = 37.
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Correct Answer: A. comparing performance with that of a reference group
Explanation:
norm-referenced assessment refers to comparing performance with that of a reference group
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Correct Answer: B. norm-referenced assessment
Explanation:
norm-referenced assessment is the term that matches the description: comparing performance with that of a reference group
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Correct Answer: B. However, the test continued.
Explanation:
An introductory conjunctive adverb is followed by a comma here.
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Correct Answer: C. higher-order thinking
Explanation:
higher-order thinking is the term that matches the description: analysis, evaluation and creation beyond simple recall