INDIANA AUCTIONEER LICENSURE EXAM LATEST 2023-2024 ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS GRADED A+

INDIANA AUCTIONEER LICENSURE
EXAM LATEST 2023-2024 ACTUAL
EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS GRADED A+
Which of the following statements best describes Piaget's ideas about the role of
disequilibrium in cognitive development?
A) Cognitive growth results when an individual realizes that his current ways of thinking
are not effective in solving a problem.
B) Cognitive development progresses most rapidly when development in other domains
in a state of relative balance
C) CG increases when an individual recognizes that a newly learned concepts can be
generalized to other contexts
D) CD is enhanced by frequent exposure to stimulating environments that contain
dissonance. 1 - ANSWER-A
Which of the following factors is likely to have the most significant positive effect on
adolescent identity development?
A) Explicit instruction on the use of social problem-solving strategies.
B) local communities rich in educational and vocational options and opportunities for
exploration
C) relaxed parents who adopt a permissive approach to parenting
D) frequent opportunities to practice a range of communication skills in authentic
contexts 2 - ANSWER-B
Which of the following social behaviors typically appears first in early adolescence?
A) viewing friendships as a mutual relationship based on trust
B) organizing peer groups based on proximity and similarity in gender and ethnicity
C) demonstrating awareness of gender stereotypes in personality traits
D) forming small groups of peers with similar family backgrounds, attitudes, and
values.3 - ANSWER-D
A high school classroom includes students who exhibit significant variation in their
physical development. It is important for the teacher to consider this range in
development when planning learning experiences that:
A) involve extensive interactions with peer partners
B) require a high degree of coordination
C) involve frequent transitions between tasks
D) require extended periods of quiet work. 4 - ANSWER-B
Teachers in a middle school provide students with opportunities to participate in regular
activities designed to introduce them to a variety of specialized subjects. These
activities are likely to be most effective in helping students begin to address which of the
following challenges?
A) developing a sense of self-efficacy as learners
B) forming an accurate perception of their abilities
C) making decisions about their future education and careers
D) becoming independent and goal oriented in their learning 5 - ANSWER-C
Students in a middle school science class come from diverse socioeconomic
circumstances. Some students have limited access to enrichment opportunities while
other students from more affluent circumstances have much greater access to such
opportunities. In this situation the teacher can best promote students' success as
learners by:
A) using grouping strategies that promote interaction between students with different
background experiences.
B) arranging for all students to participate in learning experiences that extend beyond
the classroom.
C) establishing a resource library in the classroom that includes materials on a widerange of content-area topics.
D) ensuring that all students have the necessary background knowledge to benefit from
instruction 6 - ANSWER-D
A High School includes several lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender students.
Teachers in the school's history department have a goal of providing a positive
educational experience. Which of the following initial strategies is likely to be most
effective in helping the teachers achieve their goal?
A) using gender-neutral language in direct interactions with LGBT students
B) incorporating the contributions and accomplishments in LGBT individuals into the
curriculum
C) assigning LGBT students leadership roles in the classroom
D) having a school counselor review lesson plans to identify content that may be
sensitive for LGBT students 7 - ANSWER-B
In general, students with specific learning disabilities are more likely than their peers
without disabilities to develop:
A) speech problems such as stuttering
B) conduct disorder
C) unrealistic fears of certain objects or situations
D) low self-esteem 8 - ANSWER-D