Which of the following represents learning as a six-level hierarchy in the cognitive domain?
ABloom's Taxonomy ✓ Correct
BSOLO Taxonomy
CBigg's Taxonomy
DGagne's Taxonomy
Correct answer: (A) Bloom's Taxonomy
Explanation
Bloom's Taxonomy represents learning as a six-level hierarchy in the cognitive domain.
The SOLO Taxonomy classifies understanding by structural complexity, not six fixed cognitive levels.
Bigg's Taxonomy refers to the SOLO framework by John Biggs, not a six-level cognitive ladder.
Gagne's Taxonomy lists types and conditions of learning, not a cognitive hierarchy.
Bloom's six levels run knowledge, comprehension, application, analysis, synthesis, evaluation.
Anderson and Krathwohl revised it in 2001, topping it with creating.
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