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  1. What is the correct sequence of the demonstration-performance method?

    Answer: Explanation, demonstration, student performance and instructor supervision, evaluation

    The demonstration-performance method has five phases: explanation, demonstration, student performance, instructor supervision, and evaluation, with performance and supervision happening at the same time.

  2. In the telling-and-doing technique, what happens during the second step?

    Answer: Student tells, instructor does

    After the instructor tells and does, the student explains the procedure while the instructor performs it.

  3. Which type of lecture is best suited to presenting a concise set of facts, such as a weather briefing, without elaboration?

    Answer: Briefing

    A briefing presents a concise array of facts without elaboration or supporting material.

  4. Which lecture type allows some active student participation and is the most commonly used in ground instruction?

    Answer: Teaching lecture

    The teaching lecture is the most common form and is designed to inform while allowing some student participation.

  5. In a guided discussion, which type of question is directed to the entire group to stimulate thought?

    Answer: Overhead question

    An overhead question is directed to the whole group, encouraging everyone to think about a response.

  6. A student asks, 'Why do we use carburetor heat before reducing power?' and the instructor replies, 'What do you think happens in the venturi at low power?' This is which type of question?

    Answer: Reverse question

    A reverse question redirects the student's question back to that same student to answer.

  7. For a guided discussion to be productive, what must students already have?

    Answer: Some background knowledge of the subject

    Guided discussion builds on what students already know, so they need some background to contribute meaningfully.

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