Which is one of the four steps of instruction?

• A. Activities
• B. Delivery
• C. Evaluation
• D. Demonstration

Answer: (C)

The main idea here is recognizing the step that checks what learners actually took away from the instruction. In a four-step approach to teaching, you prepare the learner and the setting, present the material, give practice or application, and then evaluate. Evaluation is the moment you measure whether the learning objectives were met, gather feedback, and determine what needs further work. That focus on measuring outcomes and guiding next steps is what makes evaluation the best choice.

Activities describe the practice tasks learners do during the apply phase, delivery refers to how you present the material, and demonstration is one method you might use during instruction. But the explicit step that assesses learning and informs progress is evaluation.