ILTS 305 EXAM REVISION
QUESTIONS AND THEIR CORRECT
ANSWERS
Which of these choices is a testable hypothesis?
A. Why do dogs bark at strangers?
B. How do leaves change color in autumn?
C. Which brand of paper towels absorbs the most
liquid?
D. Why does condensation form on the outside of a
cold glass of water?
C.- Which brand of paper towel absorbs the most liquid?
Students' understanding of which answer is enhanced
by going through the preamble of
the US Constitution?
A.Purpose of government
B. Early history of the US
C. Way power is divided in the US government
D. Reason the US fought for independence
A- purpose of government
Which choice was the topic of public debate as a
result of presidential elections during
the 21st century?
A. Increasing the role of political parties in the
nominating process
B. Moving toward a system of national elections by
direct popular vote
,C. Revising the procedure for selecting vice-
presidential nominees
D. Opening presidential primaries to voters of all
political parties
B. Moving
toward a system of national elections by direct popular
vote
Which of the following motifs or subjects is most
characteristic of arabesque artwork in
Islamic cultures?
A. An intricate pattern of flowing lines
B. A portrayal of the changing qualities of light
C. An emphasis on complementary colors
D. A realistic depiction of the human figure
A. Intricate patter of flowing lines
Which of the following colors is a secondary color?
Red, Green, Yellow, or Blue
Green
Why does bending your knees improve your stability?
Lowers students' center of gravity
Which problem-solving strategy would be best for
solving the problem: six teams musteach play one
another exactly once. How many games must they
play?
Drawing a diagram
What will help reduce a major cause of climate
change?
Production of efficient and inexpensive electric cars
Which of the following activities can help 1st and 2nd
graders improve their core
strength?
,A. Target games, such as croquet, beanbag toss, and
lawn bowling
B. Running and tag games
C. Obstacles or challenge course activities, such as
jumping over low benches and
blocks and crawling through play tunnels
D. Playground activities, such as sliding down slides,
balancing on wobble boards, and crossing monkey
bars
D. Playground activities, such as sliding down slides,
balancing on wobble boards, and crossing monkey bars.
Which will improve 1st graders' knowledge of print
texts and literacy concepts?
A. Flipping the pages and discussing illustrations
B. Using finger to track the text from left to right and
line to line while reading
C. Explaining how words are composed of letters and
are read to form sentences
D. Having students echo read the text as the teacher
reads it to them
B- Using finger to track the text from left to right and line to
line while reading
What type of assessment includes comparing
students' current performance to past
performance and identifying patters of growth?
A. Progress monitoring
B. Diagnostic
C. Screening
D. Summative
A. Progress monitoring
, Which activity would best provide students with real-
world model of base-ten
enumeration?
A. Measuring a length using a variety of metric units
B. Learning to read an analog clock
C. Converting temps from Fahrenheit to Celsius
D. Comparing weights of solids in ounces and pounds
A. Measuring a length using a variety of metric units
Two ramps are set up in a third grade classroom at
the same angle; one ramp is
covered with smooth cloth and the other is covered
with rubberized matting. At a signal,
a student releases a model car of the same size and
structure down each of the ramps.
After observing this example, the class declares that
cars move faster on smooth
surfaces than matted ones. The teacher instructs
them to perform the same
demonstration several more times. Which of the
following areas of scientific thinking will
be strengthened for students following their teachers
instruction?
A. Observation alone is not adequate to form scientific
conclusions.
B. One data point should not be used to generalize a
conclusion.
C. It is important to limit the number of variables
tested at one time.D. An investigation is not scientific
without an experimental contro
B. One data point should not be used to generalize a
conclusion.
QUESTIONS AND THEIR CORRECT
ANSWERS
Which of these choices is a testable hypothesis?
A. Why do dogs bark at strangers?
B. How do leaves change color in autumn?
C. Which brand of paper towels absorbs the most
liquid?
D. Why does condensation form on the outside of a
cold glass of water?
C.- Which brand of paper towel absorbs the most liquid?
Students' understanding of which answer is enhanced
by going through the preamble of
the US Constitution?
A.Purpose of government
B. Early history of the US
C. Way power is divided in the US government
D. Reason the US fought for independence
A- purpose of government
Which choice was the topic of public debate as a
result of presidential elections during
the 21st century?
A. Increasing the role of political parties in the
nominating process
B. Moving toward a system of national elections by
direct popular vote
,C. Revising the procedure for selecting vice-
presidential nominees
D. Opening presidential primaries to voters of all
political parties
B. Moving
toward a system of national elections by direct popular
vote
Which of the following motifs or subjects is most
characteristic of arabesque artwork in
Islamic cultures?
A. An intricate pattern of flowing lines
B. A portrayal of the changing qualities of light
C. An emphasis on complementary colors
D. A realistic depiction of the human figure
A. Intricate patter of flowing lines
Which of the following colors is a secondary color?
Red, Green, Yellow, or Blue
Green
Why does bending your knees improve your stability?
Lowers students' center of gravity
Which problem-solving strategy would be best for
solving the problem: six teams musteach play one
another exactly once. How many games must they
play?
Drawing a diagram
What will help reduce a major cause of climate
change?
Production of efficient and inexpensive electric cars
Which of the following activities can help 1st and 2nd
graders improve their core
strength?
,A. Target games, such as croquet, beanbag toss, and
lawn bowling
B. Running and tag games
C. Obstacles or challenge course activities, such as
jumping over low benches and
blocks and crawling through play tunnels
D. Playground activities, such as sliding down slides,
balancing on wobble boards, and crossing monkey
bars
D. Playground activities, such as sliding down slides,
balancing on wobble boards, and crossing monkey bars.
Which will improve 1st graders' knowledge of print
texts and literacy concepts?
A. Flipping the pages and discussing illustrations
B. Using finger to track the text from left to right and
line to line while reading
C. Explaining how words are composed of letters and
are read to form sentences
D. Having students echo read the text as the teacher
reads it to them
B- Using finger to track the text from left to right and line to
line while reading
What type of assessment includes comparing
students' current performance to past
performance and identifying patters of growth?
A. Progress monitoring
B. Diagnostic
C. Screening
D. Summative
A. Progress monitoring
, Which activity would best provide students with real-
world model of base-ten
enumeration?
A. Measuring a length using a variety of metric units
B. Learning to read an analog clock
C. Converting temps from Fahrenheit to Celsius
D. Comparing weights of solids in ounces and pounds
A. Measuring a length using a variety of metric units
Two ramps are set up in a third grade classroom at
the same angle; one ramp is
covered with smooth cloth and the other is covered
with rubberized matting. At a signal,
a student releases a model car of the same size and
structure down each of the ramps.
After observing this example, the class declares that
cars move faster on smooth
surfaces than matted ones. The teacher instructs
them to perform the same
demonstration several more times. Which of the
following areas of scientific thinking will
be strengthened for students following their teachers
instruction?
A. Observation alone is not adequate to form scientific
conclusions.
B. One data point should not be used to generalize a
conclusion.
C. It is important to limit the number of variables
tested at one time.D. An investigation is not scientific
without an experimental contro
B. One data point should not be used to generalize a
conclusion.
