Question   <p>Science from its perspective refers to descriptive knowledge of Nature developed through experience with----------</p> 

Question   <p>------------observe and try to impose meaning to what is observed. They infer a set of pattern in what they observe. </p> 

Question   <p>A solution to the problem of curriculum implementation is to seek the assistance of more ______ teachers</p> 

Question   <p>The observations in science are made into logical sequence involving formulation of ---------------and probably the development of theories</p> 

Question   <p>  ---------------is a human activity, where people are actively searching, seeking and verifying new knowledge.                               </p> 

Question   <p>--------------- refers to library of knowledge and the linguistic aspect of science. </p> 

Question   <p>-----------------is the way of doing something e.g. experimentation and observation.                                         </p> 

Question   <p>Basic science and technology fosters training in ______</p> 

Question   <p>------------- affirmed that water is the fundamental substance of all things since it can exist in all the three states of matter</p> 

Question   <p>______ is when a scientist does not allow his feelings and biases to influence his work</p> 

Question   <p>______ enables a scientist to listen and respect the ideas of others, such that he accepts criticism and changes his mind if reliable evidence contradicts his belief.</p> 

Question   <p>.......... is a fundamental science process skill</p> 

Question   <p>Observing, communicating, measuring, classifying and inferring are ______ skills</p> 

Question   <p>Scientific investigation uses ______ approach to answer questions about the world around us</p> 

Question   <p>To-----------------, all things below the sphere of man are composed of water, air, fire and earth just like Empedocles. </p> 

Question   <p>To be termed scientific, a method of inquiry must be based on {#1} and {#2} evidence, subject to specific principles of reasoning</p> 

Question   {100:SHORTANSWER:%100%empirical} 

Question   {100:SHORTANSWER:%100%measurable} 

Question   <p>A major development in the field of science was the launching of  the ---------into space by the U.S.S.R in 1957</p> 

Question   <p>Inductive reasoning conceives science as a critical and analytical activity where concrete evidence precedes a scientific ______</p> 

Question   <p>There are ______ steps for scientific investigation</p> 

Question   <p>The first and last components of a scientific paper or journal are {#1} and {#2}</p> 

Question   {100:SHORTANSWER:%100%Abstract} 

Question   {100:SHORTANSWER:%100%references} 

Question   <p>Scientific investigations are communicated through ______</p> 

Question   <p>______ refers to creative ways by which the learner is transformed from passive receiver of knowledge to an active creator of the learning process</p> 

Question   <p>The history of science teaching started with the teaching of ______ study in schools.</p> 

Question   <p>In ______ inquiry, the teacher poses a problem and gives advice on how students would get to solve the problems</p> 

Question   <p>We improvise because of ______ in school enrolment</p> 

Question   <p>In Britain, Nuffield Science Project (NSP) was established in 1962 under the auspices of -------------------------</p> 

Question   <p>The quality that enables a scientist to admit that he is not free from committing errors is _____ </p> 

Question   <p>Science teaching in school is becoming more oriented towards a ______ approach</p> 

Question   <p>The first known------------------ in Nigeria is the Methodists’ Missionary in Badagry which was established in 1843</p> 

Question   <p>-------- has contributed to the physical, emotional and social development of children, and to the achievement of the goals of the National Policy on Education. </p> 

Question   <p>-------------------- means literarily, a running course leading to the attainment of a goal. </p> 

Question   <p>------------------- are stated in terms of what the educational system intends to achieve with respect to the learner </p> 

Question   <p>Elementary science was introduced into Nigerian Schools through the learning of:</p> 

Question   <p>Curriculum and instruction are conceived as a ______ whole</p> 

Question   <p>-----------is the periodic assessment activities that take place during the course of the programme which could be during and at the end of a lesson or unit</p> 

Question   <p>Objective of teaching primary science includes all the following except?</p> 

Question   <p>Which of these clearly states the meaning of curriculum?</p> 

Question   <p>……….. Is a form of energy that causes an object to vibrate?</p> 

Question   <p>………… is the basic unit of life?</p> 

Question   <p>Physiology is the study of……….?</p> 

Question   <p>Which of the following is one-celled or unicellular?</p> 

Question   <p>Elements of the curriculum are the following except -----------------?</p> 

Question   <p>Every other part of the cell apart from the nucleus is called?</p> 

Question   <p>One of these is not a similarity of the plant and animal cell</p> 

Question   <p>………is the process of producing new living individuals in all living organism</p> 

Question   <p>When an individual plant divides into two or more portions to produce new individuals, it is called--------------------------?</p> 

Question   <p>Animals with both male and female reproductive organs in each individual are called -----------------?</p> 

Question   <p>When it is said that a trait is hereditary, it means that?</p> 

Question   <p>Any device which makes work easier is called?</p> 

Question   <p>A carpenter wishing to pull a nail from a wall makes use of a plier to make the work easier. The plier is a ……….?</p> 

Question   <p>Car Trek is an example of …..?</p> 

Question   <p>The force that opposes motion is …………?</p> 

Question   <p>If a ball is rolled along the ground it will eventually come to rest due to?</p> 

Question   <p>The following are examples of first class lever except?</p> 

Question   <p>In third class lever the effort is between the ……and ………..?</p> 

Question   <p>A periodic assessment of students learning that helps in monitoring progress and making necessary adjustment is called?</p> 

Question   <p>Devices that are used to evaluate students’ performance include all but?</p> 

Question   <p>Which of these best defines science?</p> 

Question   <p>The problem solving method involves all but one of the following stages?</p> 

Question   <p>Which of these methods is used to discover knowledge in a real-life situation?</p> 

Question   -----------is an organised verbal presentation of a subject matter dominated by the teacher. The teacher gives out all the facts he wants the learner to know and master.<p></p> 

Question   <p>Which of these teaching methods encourages logical and constructive thinking by the students?</p> 

Question   -------------- method helps to teach a large number of students at a time<p></p> 

Question   ------------- Method can be time consuming and expensive in terms of transportation.<p></p> 

Question   <p>Effectiveness of human resources in the teaching of science is hampered by all except ----------------</p> 

Question   <p>Taxonomies of objectives are placed into ………...…..domains </p> 

Question   <p>Understanding and analysis are levels in the …………</p> 

Question   <p>…………indicates what the learner will achieve</p> 

Question   <p>The domain of attitudes, feelings appreciation and interest is known as</p> 

Question   <p>The criteria for selection of content includes all except</p>