Sample Question paper- Quiz HRD

The Social Sector Council training is part of which broader government initiative in the Maldives?

• • A) Economic reform programs

• • B) Human capital development strategy

• • C) Military upgrading projects

• • D) Environmental sustainability programs

Who are the key stakeholders involved in delivering the ICT Sector Council Training programs?

• • A) Local educational institutions and international partners

• • B) International tourism companies

• • C) Local farmers and fishers

• • D) Foreign government officials

STEM education in the tourism sector of the Maldives emphasizes which of the following skills?

• • A) Basic mathematics and history of tourism

• • B) Digital literacy, problem-solving, and innovation

• • C) Traditional tourism management only

• • D) Foreign languages and art appreciation

How does STEM education directly impact the fisheries sector in the Maldives?

• By eliminating the need for sustainable fishing methods

• By focusing only on tourism and ignoring fisheries

• By reducing the focus on technology in the industry

• By promoting the use of advanced technology for sustainable fisheries management

Learning in CBE based classroom is measured by

• Grades and ranks

• Class room projects

• Mastery in learning targets

• Percentages and percentile

Learning outcome should be

• Textbook based

• Scientific

• Generic

• Observable and measurable

What is one of the challenges the ICT Sector Council addresses through training?

• • A) Lack of infrastructure development

• • B) Shortage of skilled ICT professionals in the Maldives

• • C) Lack of demand for ICT-related jobs

• • D) Too many skilled professionals in the ICT field

Why is the development of technical skills through STEM considered important for the tourism sector in the Maldives?

• • A) To integrate technology with guest services, improving customer experience

• • B) To increase the construction of resorts

• • C) To reduce the demand for employees in tourism

• • D) To focus on agriculture rather than tourism