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Bloom’s taxonomy quiz
- 1. QUIZ ONE By Denise Wright-Garcia
- 2. EXAMPLE QUESTION Two plus two equals Four Three Five
- 3. Great Job! Click on the cute kitty for the next question!
- 4. Try again, just click the cute kitty to go back!
- 5. 1. Hard to understand 2. Easy to remember 3. Lumps everything together
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- 7. Try again, just click the cute kitty to go back!
- 8. 1. TWO – Me and You 2. FIVE - Physical, medical, observational, cognitive, psychological 3. FOUR – Emotional, academic, professional 4. THREE – Cognitive, affective, psychomotor
- 9. Great Job! Click on the cute kitty for the next question!
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- 11. 1. Feelings, emotions, attitudes 2. Intellect, capability, knowledge 3. Manual and physical skills
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- 14. 1. Application 2. Knowledge 3. Evaluation
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