Bloom Taxonomy | MCQs

Explanation

Remembering is the simplest skill in Bloom's taxonomy's cognitive domain,

focusing on the ability to recall information.

It is a fundamental skill that sets:

• the stage for deeper comprehension
• and application of knowledge in various academic
• and real-world settings.
  

Explanation

Benjamin Bloom developed the Bloom's Taxonomy, categorizing learning objectives from simple to complex, progressing from factual knowledge to higher-level conceptual understanding.

His taxonomy is widely used to structure educational goals and assess cognitive learning.

Explanation

The highest level of learning in cognitive domain is Evaluation. 

The highest level of revised cognitive domain is  Creating

Explanation

• Bloom and his associates classified educational behavior from simple to complex, based on the level of learning, and developed a taxonomy of learning outcomes.
• The three domains as propounded by Benjamin Bloom are:
• 1. Cognitive means thought or knowledge.
• 2. Affective means feelings or choices.
• 3. Psychomotor means physical skills.