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SECTION 1_

01 Which one of the following is highest regulatory body in the field ofteacher education in India?(1) Central Advisory Board of Education (CABE)(2) National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT)(3) University Grants Commission (UGe)(4) National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE)R"1R1PSld t fl 'f;'\;r < l v:q; IRd ;); t m q { l l f ~W ffr ~ ?( 1 ftrl\lT qft il l < t < i l I ~ ' 1 { W ffr ( ~ 11: oft ~ )(2) -.ilfll.fifi ~ t 1 R v:


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03 The meaning of visual disability is :(1) Incomplete development of mind.(2) Problem of eye sight.(3) Disability of movement from one place of the other,(4) Having learning disability.

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09 The children who perform below their potentiality are known as(1) Mentally Retarded Children(2) Underachievers(3) Physically Handicapped children(4) Backward Chiltren

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12 The 8+3 pattern of school education was first suggested by:(1) National Policy of Education (NPE) 1986(2) Education Commission (1666)(3) Ishwar Bhai Committee Report(4) Mudaliar Commission (1953)rosn q;r ' / + 3 ' ~ mR't 1f'IT en:(1) rosn qft ( ( -Pi l l ) 1986llRT(2) ~ i l > 4 1 ~ 1 1 (1986) llRT(3) 1 ' R ~ q;ili) fl: ifG llRT(4) lGIR1'H i l > 4 ~ llRT

13 Which of the following is ot a projective test of personalityassessment?(1) Minnesota Multiphaic Personality Inventory (MMPI)(2) Rorschach Ink Blot Test(3) Sentence Completion Test.(4) Thematic Apperception Teatf.fI:;r 11 q 1 1 ~ 1 'l e)qt t J U ~ cqf"'til +rI l I q;r t?(1) fq:i1eldl Qreli1>fOlil> oqRt; dlR1il>1 ~ ~ '1ft ~(2) m T t 3 i q ( ~ ' W I " t J U ~

14 Working with community' as a subject in teacher education wassuggested by teacher education framework of in the year:(1) 1978 (2) 1988 (3) 1998 (4) 2000

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21 On the whole. a good home environment is that in which:(1) There is over indulgence by the parents(2) A single parent takes case of the child(3) Strict discipline is enforced(4) Discipline and rules are consistently followedi ,'t ~ l l I q l i i l q;{1ff(3) [ i f f ~ 3 1 : f i 1 l ~ 1 < I1 l. m m(4) 3 : J ~ I ~ aW f. 'I1ir'lil @i"l' 4 \llII""IJll;1

22 The concept of inclusive education developed because of the:(1) Teaching of the disabled children was being done in separate

classes(2) Teaching of the exceptional children with the normal children(3) Keeping of the exceptional children in regular school campus(4) Keeping of the exceptional children in a regular school andproviding proper support and services.

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27 The scores obtained y 9 students were found to be 7, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11and 12. The Median score would be:-;ft ~ 1 < 1 i i . j i 7, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 m 12 f ld(OI i.ji( Will(1) 7 (2) 8 (3) 9 (4) 10

28 In a Normal Probability curve, the percentage of scores between +1and -1 would be:

(1) 68.26 (2) 58.26 (3) 48.26 (4) 38.2629 Which of the following is the index of perfect positive correlation

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34 Which of the following strategies is based on the theory of operantconditioning?(1) Ability grouping (2) Teleconferencing(3) Microteaching (4) Programmed learning

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38. The items of a true False test one Ot educationally sound because :(1) Measure complex cognitive behaviour(2) Encourage guessing(3) Cover a quantity of matenal in a short time.(4) Take a reasonable amount of time in constriction and checking

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47 Who developed the concept of Project method?(1) William James (2) John Dewey.(3) Kilpatrick (4) Pestalozzim fe foq q,'\ 31c 'IR"1T q,'\ f


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51 Which stage of education is most important for the development ofhuman resources in a country(1) Elementary Education (2) Secondary Education(3) University Education (4) Professional Education

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55 Who was the chairman ofemotional integration committee?(1) J.L. Nehru(3) Sampurnanand (2) Rajndra Prasad(4) A.K. Azad'Ill'llt


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59 Which of the following is Ot the Media for imparting distanceeducation?1) Postal media3) Television

2) Radio4) Lectures

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78 Which one the following is ot an indicetion of common speech andlanguage difficulty ?(1) Memory (2) Difficulty of movement(3) Not able to listen properly (4) Short memory spanf.p:;j i { 'l>'t.


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84 Which one of the following four common ways is less prevalent amongthe aids for visually impaired?I) Sighted human guiue

(3) Sticks or walking canes(2) Trained guide dogs(4) Electronic aids

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100 For whom have Ashram schools been established?1) Boys living in far flung areas2) Girls living in far flung areas3) Boys and girls living in far flung areas4) Tribal children living in far flung areas

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110 Which one of the following is ot a method of graphical representationof data :(1) Percentage(2) Freqnency Polygon(3) Cumulative Frequency Curve(4) Cumulative Percentage Curvef.l"I1 -q ~ ~ W ~ t. ~ l " l / t l f 1 ' I 1 l ; tfi ~ 1986 *Ik(f."'io Itf i ?( I ) tfi 1 '1 ll;< t (2) ll;< tfi t(3) ~ o f t ~ m ~ ~ ~ 11;) (4) a l l q ' { ~ 1 1 ~ oi\t (air.ft)

112 Which one of the following is ot an aspect of computer assistededucation:(I) Electronic mail(3) Correspondence lessons (2) Computer conferencing(4) World wide web (WWW)f.l"I1 -q ~ 'I>t. m hI 1\1< l ~ < i i l i l i ?(I) ~ ito (2) 'h'""f ( Glldf,,"" '(3) q ~ I i i R 'l1O (4) q t ~ i I < I ~ ~ ~

113. Which one of the following is ot an indication of a child's emotionaldevelopment?(I) The child eats and sleeps well(2) The child expresses anger in words rather than in achtions(3) The child does not give the evidence of being happy(4) The child shows interest in classroom activities

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116 Models of teaching are based on :(1) Theories of intelligence(2) Stages of human development(3) Curriculum in different school subjects(4) Learning theoriesfmuT 3lI'URd t(1) ~ f ~ 4 1 . . n ' R(3) filf'l> fll II'l'i % \liliq 'R (2) l RC f q i j i l ~ qij ~ a l 'R(4) 31fWlll ntOliI..n 'R

117 Growth and development is the aim of education:(1\ Idealism (2) Realism(3) Existentialism (4) Pragmatismf. i:; if m:r


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126 Raven's Progressive Matrices Test of entelligence is developed to study:(1) The relationship between figures and designs(2) The difference between numbers(3) The disagreement among people(4) The relationship between groups

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129 What percentage of seats are reserved for admission of children withdisability in educational institutions?

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SECTION -II~ I I

(English Language Comprehension;Noet: Attempt all the 20 questions in this Sections if you do not opt forSection-ilIon Hindi Language Comprehension.

Four alternative are given as possible answers to each question.Give the correct choice as an answer.Direction (Q.Nos. 131-135): Read the passage given below and answerthe questions based on it.

When the Chinese began to develop their public health services in1949 , they decided that their main aim would be to prevent diseasefrom occurring. One part of their public health programme was toteach the people simple health rules such as the importance ofdrinking pure water and of getting rid of household rubbish. ChairmanMao s war on flies, mosquitoes and rats may have been rl.:garrl.cd bythe rest of the world as joke, but the fact is that it is difficult to find ahousefly in China these days. As a result, it is now possible to controlthe spread of some of the diseases which twenty-five years ago theycarried from house to house and from village to village.

Unlike the rest of the world, China now seems to have enough doctors.Neither the city nor the village hospitals seem to be oH:rcrowdcd. Th(;explanation is that medical care in China is provided by the barefootdoctors . Consequently, only the difficult cases find their way to thelocal hospitals and even fewer are passed on to the s p e c i l i ~ t hc\spiur.:sfor treatment.

The barefoot doctors seem to have caught the imagination of peoplein the west. But they are not doctors, nor do they generally go barefoot.They are simply health workers at the lowest level of the m ~ d i c lorganisation.

131. In china medical care is primarily provided by :1) Medical agencies 2) Barefoot doctors3) Private medical 4) Doctors in hospitals

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132. Barefoot doctors are :(I) Doctors without hospitals2) Lowest-level health workers3) Doctors working in villages4) Doctors who wear no footwear

133.The main objective of the public health programme in China w s to :I) Provide medicine to people2) Remove rubbish3) Teach people health rules4) Prevent disease from occurring

134.The public health programme in Chine has been successful becauseof:1) Peoples awareness2) Adequate hospitals3) Medicines for fatal diseases4) Form on disease prevention and farefoot doctors

135.The must appropriate fille of the passage is :1) Mao s war on diseases2) Public health services in China3) Health in China4) None of the above

Directions (Q. Nos. 136-138 : Select the word nearest in meaning tothe given word.

136. Offend1) Hate3) Offer

2) Hurt4) Discourage

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137.Persuade1) Assure

138.Elegant.2) Motivate 3) Cheat

1) Beautiful 2) Graceful 3) Natural

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4) Convince

4) PolishedDIrections Q. Nos. 139-141): Select the word opposite in meaningto the given word.

139.Wild1) Arrogant

140.Abolish1) Remove

141. Participate1) Change

2) Humble 3) Wise 4) Tamed

2) Establish 3) Confront 4) Destroy

2) Engage 3) Boycott 4) EnjoyDirections Q. Nos. 142-144): Select the most appropriate word s) tofill in the blanks.

142. . . , , dogs seldom kite:1) Barking3) Pet dogs

2) Dancing4) Domestic

143.1 have learnt the .. . , , . of the trade:1) System 2) rt 3) Fricks

144 Well egun is ....................... .1) Well dove 2) Half done3) Not done 4) Wisely done

4) Rules

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Dlrectloas Q. Nos. 145-147 : Select the word which has been wronglyspelt.145_ 1) Grammar 2) Receive

3) Beleive 4.) Violate146 1) Challenge 2) Ceremony

3) Glorious 4) Mathematics147 I) Beautiful 2) Recipt

3) arass 4) CompareDlrectioas Q. Nos. 148-150 : Choose the most appropriate prepositionto fill in the blanks.

148_There is no exception .............. this rule.1) for 2) too 3) to 4) of

149_The poor man beset ............ difficulties.1) with 2) in 3) into 4) by

150 The river flows ........ ............ the bridge.I) below 2) by3) under 4) in front of

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