Affixation in word formation refers to:

Which characteristic is NOT part of good handwriting?

Narrative writing mainly focuses on:

In the Stages of Writing, what comes immediately after Organizing?

According to David Palmer, Expressive or Stylistic Skills involve:

Which of the following is NOT a part of the mechanics of writing?

Writing is defined as:

Interpretive Reading is best defined as:

Scanning refers to:

Skimming is best used when you:

The objective of Intensive Reading is:

Which type of reading should not be introduced too early according to the text?

Silent Reading mainly focuses on:

According to Goodman, reading is described as:

Reading is classified as:

One effective way to improve speaking skills is through:

Therapeutic Listening is best used in:

Which subskill focuses on the smoothness and natural flow of speech?

A rich vocabulary helps in:

Which aspect of speaking is related to Pitch, Tone, and Strength?

Speaking is considered a:

Which of these is an example of Critical Listening?

What type of listening focuses on extracting only important information?

Extensive Listening mainly involves:

Which of the following best defines Listening?

According to NCF 2005, schools should promote:

NCF 2005 encourages a shift from rote learning to:

One of the guiding principles of NCF 2005 focuses on connecting knowledge to:

Which of the following was one of the important documents used for developing NCF 2005?

What was the main motto of the National Curriculum Framework 2005?

Prof. Yash Pal, who chaired the NCF 2005, held which important position earlier?

Who was the Chairman of the National Curriculum Framework 2005?

Which of the following years is not related to earlier curriculum frameworks mentioned in NCF 2005?

NCF 2005 was based on reports from which of the following?

Who developed the National Curriculum Framework (NCF) 2005?

According to John B. Watson, how are behaviors acquired?

Who is considered the father of behaviorism?

In the context of Social Constructivism, what is considered the primary method of learning?

Which educational philosophy stresses the importance of fundamental skills and a structured curriculum?

In which educational philosophy is the primary focus on teaching timeless knowledge and classical subjects?

Which philosophy of education suggests that learning involves not just behavioral changes but also internal processes like organizing, understanding, and problem-solving?

Which philosophy of education places the highest importance on student-centered learning, emotional well-being, and personal growth?

In the context of Cognitivism, which of the following is considered a critical factor in learning?

Which method in ELT is governed by the maxim 'proceed from known to unknown'?

Which type of semantics focuses on meaning within sentence structures and syntactic relationships?

The study of meaning based on mental representations and conceptual structures is known as:

Formal semantics primarily uses which of the following to analyze meaning?

In which field is computational semantics most commonly applied?

Which of the following is an example of applied semantics in artificial intelligence?

Which area of semantics is important in legal language interpretation?