Chapter 4 Flashcards

1
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Which benefit does a lesson plan provide a student, instructor, or administrator? a.Reducing class time needed to cover topics
b.Guaranteeing that all students will pass the class
c.Providing uniformity by standardizing the instruction
d.Reducing necessary instructor qualifications for teaching

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C

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Which benefit does a lesson plan provide for documentation of developing test and evaluation requirements?
a.Provide a conditions description
b.Show the time frames for lessons
c.Guide students through training evolutions
d.Show the material that was taught (based on the objectives

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D

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3
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References, prerequisites, and time frames are all:
a.lesson plan components.
b.parts of learning objectives.
c.requirements for teaching aids.
d.needed for copyright permissions.

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A

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4
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Which lesson plan component lists specific instructional tools required to meet learning objectives? a.Evaluations
b.Lesson summary
c.Level of instruction
d.Resources/materials needed

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D

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5
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What should be considered first by an instructor when writing a basic lesson outline?
Select one:
a.The direction the lesson will take
b.The intended outcome of the lesson
c.How to introduce the lesson to the students
d.The steps to follow in order to reach the learning outcome

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B

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6
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In the Mager model of learning objectives, what does the performance (behavior) statement of a learning objective identify?
a.What the student is expected to do
b.What the student is expected to know
c.What degree of required accuracy is expected
d.What tool is required for a student to perform a specific action

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A

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7
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What do standards provide for evaluating student performance?
a.Measurable criteria
b.Learning objective guidance
c.Job performance requirement comparisons
d.Basic lesson outline development instructions

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A

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8
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Which of the more common resources for fire and emergency services instructors compiles and publishes near-miss reports on firefighting incidents for training use?
a.Firefighter Close Calls
b.National Fire Academy
c.National Fallen Firefighters Foundation
d.National Institute of Standards and Technology

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A

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9
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What is an example of an outside resource material used by fire and emergency services instructors?
a.Detailed outline
b.Lesson summary
c.Required textbook
d.User-generated video website

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D

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10
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The majority of U.S. copyright laws are governed by:
a.state statute.
b.federal statute.
c.local ordinances.
d.international laws.

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B

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11
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What example would be considered infringement of copyrighted materials?
a.The author is credited for creation of work
b.One chapter or article is copied for private use
c.The copied materials are used for an educational purpose
d.Students are charged for materials beyond the photocopy costs

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D

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12
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In order to use a photo that was taken during a training exercise, the instructor must:
a.do nothing, as photos are public domain.
b.obtain model releases from everyone in the photo.
c.tell students the photo may appear in class materials.
d.ask verbal permission from students to use the photo.

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B

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13
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Which right of privacy factor allows individuals to preview photos or recordings before they are used?
a.Rights of individuals
b.Restrictions on form or use
c.Legal and professional permissions
d.Where the event took place and who was involved

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A

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14
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Teaching aids should be applied in ways that emphasize:
a.the message.
b.the equipment.
c.streaming video capabilities.
d.multiple concepts at one time.

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A

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15
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What type of teaching aid is an audio recording?
a.Projected
b.Simulated
c.Training prop
d.Nonprojected

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D

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16
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Casualty simulations are an example of a:
a.training prop.
b.projected teaching aid.
c.simulated teaching aid.
d.nonprojected teaching aid.

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D

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17
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Which nonprojection-type teaching aid is the easiest, most frequently used?
a.Model
b.Marker board
c.Audio recording
d.Diagram display

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B

18
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Which benefit does a lesson plan provide for the organization’s administration by including the amount and type of materials and equipment needed to teach the lesson?
a.Providing evaluation
b.Providing documentation
c.Verifying the standards criteria
d.Verifying the level of instruction

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B

19
Q

Whenever possible, the most experienced _____ available should be responsible for creating any needed lesson outlines.
a.Instructor I
b.Chief officer
c.Instructor II
d.Company officer

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A

20
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Preparing illustration or diagram displays in advance saves:
a.effort.
b.money.
c.materials.
d.class time.

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D

21
Q

Which duplicated material teaching aid will encourage students to remain attentive to the lesson’s major points?
a.Lecture review
b.Note-taking guide
c.Precourse material
d.In-class assignment

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C

22
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Which teaching aid is an excellent tool for illustrating mechanical or spatial concepts?
a.Model
b.Illustration
c.Marker board
d.Duplicated material

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A

23
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Which teaching aid can add a greater level of authenticity and practicality to lessons in the classroom by adding sound?
a.Text books
b.Marker boards
c.Audio recordings
d.Duplicated materials

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C

24
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Which teaching aids are electronically displayed on a screen?
a.Projected
b.Simulated
c.Training prop
d.Nonprojected

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A

25
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A disadvantage of a projected teaching aid is:
a.the necessity of a clean environment.
b.they are used for small audiences only.
c.the projections are often blurry and difficult to see.
d.the room must be brightly lit in order to project a clear image.

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A

26
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Which display systems show images projected from a computer and allow instructors to display documents for group discussions?
a.Marker boards
b.Audio recordings
c.Duplicated materials
d.Multimedia projectors

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D

27
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Which display systems allow instructors to draw lines on the screen to emphasize portions of a photo or document?
a.Visual presenters
b.Video conferencing
c.Interactive displays
d.Duplicated materials

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C

28
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Which display systems consist of a small video camera mounted vertically over a tabletop platform?
a.Visual presenters
b.Video conferencing
c.Interactive displays
d.Closed circuit television

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A

29
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Which display systems broadcast on community-access channels via cable, satellite, or closed circuit over vast distances?
a.Visual presenters
b.Video conferencing
c.Video presentations
d.Multimedia projectors

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C

30
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Which display systems allow two or more individuals or groups to communicate with each other at a distance?
a.Visual presenters
b.Video conferencing
c.Video presentations
d.Multimedia projectors

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B

31
Q

Anatomical/physiological manikins used for fire and emergency services training are an example of a:
a.simulator.
b.training prop.
c.projected teaching aid.
d.nonprojected teaching aid.

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A

32
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Which type of simulation displays fields of view as though students are part of the environment?
a.Casualty simulation
b.Computer simulation
c.Virtual reality simulation
d.Anatomical/physiological manikins

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C

33
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Which type of simulation can instructors use to imitate injuries using moulage kits?
a.Casualty
b.Computer
c.Virtual reality
d.Anatomical/physiological

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A

34
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Which of the following is a permanent structure or portable device that can be used to simulate specific types of situations?
a.Simulator
b.Training prop
c.Projected teaching aid
d.Nonprojected teaching aid

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B

35
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Proper care and cleaning of teaching aids can:
a.help prevent damage.
b.guarantee lifetime use.
c.avoid annual inspection.
d.discourage student learning.

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A

36
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Cleaning teaching aids is an opportunity to periodically:
a.replace dust covers.
b.use abrasive cleaning agents.
c.assign cleaning duties to personnel.
d.inspect the item and determine its maintenance needs.

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D

37
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Which routine maintenance can be done by instructors who are familiar with the equipment?
a.Replacing projector bulbs
b.Replacing cooling fans in manikins
c.Removing dust covers over equipment
d.Wrapping power cords around equipment

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A

38
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What is a benefit of using teaching aids or props in the classroom?
a.Shortens lesson
b.Enhances memory
c.Provides proper training
d.Eliminates need for an instructor

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B

39
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Which function of teaching aids would help students better understand a sequence of events?
a.Touching a series of components
b.Using dramatic photos and illustrations
c.The addition of visual or tactile stimulation
d.Illustrating the components of an assembly

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D

40
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Students can process more information when _____ supplement a lecture.
a.tests
b.visual aids
c.pop quizzes
d.reading assignments

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B