Question

1. which lobe of the brain is most responsible for the sense of touch and proprioception (response to internal stimuli)?

a) occipital lobe
b) frontal lobe
c) parietal lobe
d) temporal lobe

1. who proposed blooms taxonomy and when?

a) benjamin bloom, 1956
b) john dewey, 1910
c) howard gardner, 1983
d) jean piaget, 1945

1. which of the following is the highest level in blooms taxonomy?

a) understanding
b) applying
c) creating
d) evaluating

1. in blooms taxonomy, which level involves breaking material into parts and determining how those parts relate to one another?

a) remembering
b) analyzing
c) applying
d) evaluating

1. why is blooms taxonomy considered hierarchical?

a) higher levels are unrelated to lower levels
b) lower levels of learning are not needed for higher levels
c) learning at higher levels depends on understanding and mastering lower levels
d) each level is independent and can be studied separately

Explanation:

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The Parietal Lobe is known to process sensory information including touch and proprioception. The Occipital Lobe is for vision, Frontal for higher - order functions, and Temporal for hearing and memory.

Bloom's Taxonomy was proposed by Benjamin Bloom in 1956. John Dewey is associated with educational reform, Howard Gardner with multiple intelligences, and Jean Piaget with cognitive development stages.

In the revised Bloom's Taxonomy, the highest level is Creating (previously Evaluation was the highest in the original, but the revised has Creating at the top). Understanding is lower - level, Applying is for using knowledge, and Evaluating is below Creating in the revised.

Answer:

C) Parietal Lobe

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