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  1. A teacher wants to assess student understanding through a game-based format. Which platform is designed for this purpose?

    Answer: Kahoot!

    Kahoot! is a game-based learning platform used for formative assessment through competitive quiz games.

  2. Which of the following describes 'phishing' in the context of online safety?

    Answer: Fraudulent attempts to obtain sensitive information by disguising as a trustworthy entity

    Phishing uses deceptive emails or websites to trick users into revealing passwords or personal data.

  3. When a teacher uses data from a diagnostic assessment tool to group students for differentiated instruction, this is an example of:

    Answer: Data-driven decision making

    Using assessment data to inform instructional grouping and planning is the core principle of data-driven decision making.

  4. A school implements content filtering software on its network. What is the PRIMARY reason for this?

    Answer: To block access to inappropriate or harmful websites for student safety

    Content filtering protects students from harmful online content as required by CIPA (Children's Internet Protection Act).

  5. A teacher records a screencast tutorial for students who missed a lesson. Which competency does this BEST demonstrate?

    Answer: Using technology to support differentiated and flexible learning

    Creating recorded tutorials allows absent or struggling students to access instruction at their own pace.

  6. What is the main advantage of using an interactive whiteboard (e.g., SMART Board) over a traditional whiteboard?

    Answer: It allows teachers to display digital content, interact with it, and save notes for later review

    Interactive whiteboards combine display, touch interactivity, and digital content saving in one classroom tool.

  7. Which of the following is the BEST example of using technology to support higher-order thinking skills?

    Answer: Having students use a digital tool to create and publish an original documentary film

    Creating an original documentary requires analysis, synthesis, and evaluation — all higher-order thinking skills.