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Which of the following questions try/tries to assess the procedural knowledge of students? A. How is Gross Domestic Product estimated? B. Give full forms of following: ILO, FAO, UNESCO, UNICEF and WHO  C. How is infant mortality ratio different from maternal mortality ratio? D. Discuss the ways in which a permanent and regular job is different from a casual job? E. Describe the process for conducting panchayat elections in India. 

Which of the following questions try/tries to assess the procedural knowledge of students? A. How is Gross Domestic Product estimated? B. Give full forms of following: ILO, FAO, UNESCO, UNICEF and WHO  C. How is infant mortality ratio different from maternal mortality ratio? D. Discuss the ways in which a permanent and regular job is different from a casual job? E. Describe the process for conducting panchayat elections in India.  Correct Answer A, C and E 

Knowledge is often considered synonymous with terms like familiarity, understanding, wisdom, education, awareness, etc. Knowledge can be expressed in the form of data, scientific formulae, product specifications, manuals, universal principles, and so forth. Knowledge may be declarative or procedural.

Key Points Procedural knowledge refers to knowing how to do something, or the procedure to do something.

  • It is the knowledge of how to perform a specific skill or task and is considered knowledge related to methods, procedures, or operation of equipment.
    • How is Gross Domestic Product estimated?
    • How is infant mortality ratio different from maternal mortality ratio?
    • Describe the process for conducting panchayat elections in India. 
    • These three questions assess the procedural knowledge of the students as the students would go step by step for answering these questions, these questions are not based on facts. Students will study about these and then answer them.

Thus, it is concluded that A, C, and E are the correct options.

Hint Declarative knowledge enables a student to collect facts in memory. It is also called descriptive knowledge which explains the basic knowledge about something.

  • Option B is based on facts that needs only recalling.

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