Table 8. Summary of data obtained from of 7 books analyzed.
Subject / Learning Levels
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4
Level 5
Level 6
Albanian Language 9
13.09
38.74
30.89
3.66
1.05
12.57
Albanian Language 10
15.48
31.61
24.3
10.54
6.88
11.18
History 9
10.53
21.05
23.68
21.05
18.42
5.26
History 10
4.81
41.92
23.71
21.99
3.44
4.12
Geography 9
1.79
36.61
42.86
16.96
0.89
0.89
Chemistry 9
2.82
44.76
33.87
8.47
6.45
3.63
Biology 9
4
42
14
36
4
0
Total Percentage
7.5
36.67
27.61
16.95
5.87
5.37
A
s seen from Table 8, most of the questions are of the comprehension type (36.67 %).
T
he level of the application questions occupies the second place (27.61 %), the analysis the third place (16.95 %), the level of knowledge 7.5 %.Only a few questions fall under Synthesis (5.87 %) and Evaluation (5.37 %) levels.
C
omparing the data for each subject it is seen that the questions in science subjects belong mostly to the second level of questions. Fewer questions belong to the higher level of analyses and problem solutions. As for the Albanian Language, Geography and History the questions belong mainly to the second and third level of learning, but there is a distinct difference in the questions of the sixth level, so these questions in the Albanian Language textbooks make up 11, 87 % of the total number of questions, whereas they are only 3, 42 % of the total questions in History and Geography textbooks.
T
he analyses of the data obtained shows that 44.17 % of the questions in all the textbooks studied are of the first and second level of learning; 44.56 % of the questions are of the third and forth level; only 11.24 % fall to the highest level of learning and thinking. Consequently questions used in classes orientate students towards a reproductive and to some degree to applications and analyses.