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B.Ed Arts (2018 & 2019) Teaching Aptitude Total Shifts – 13 ( By Techofworld.In )

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03-June-2019_Batch1 B) Project method

21) One of the five components of the centrally C) Problem solving method sponsored Scheme of Restructuring and D) Discussion method Reorganization of Teacher Education under the Government of India was establishment of DIETs. What is the full form of DIET? 25) Focus of the examination on rank ordering A) Dunce Institute of Educational Training students or declaring them failed tilts the classroom climate and the school ethos towards B) Deemed Institute of Educational Training A) vicious competition C) District Institute of Educational Training B) passive competition D) Distance Institute of Educational Training C) healthy competition

D) joyful competition 22) One of the maxims of teaching is

A) reason to understanding 26) A general term that refers to the traditional B) lesser to more teaching strategy that relies on explicit teaching C) sooner to later through lectures and teacher-led demonstrations is known as D) concrete to abstract A) Co-operative Learning

B) Inquiry-Based Learning 23) Which of the following is the location of the Western Regional office (WRO) of the University C) Direct Instruction Grants Commission? D) Project-based Learning A) Hyderabad

B) Pune 27) In a classroom environment, which of the C) Uttar Pradesh following statements is TRUE with reference to the meaning of ‘Evaluation'? D) Bihar A) Evaluation is process-oriented

B) Evaluation is a formative process 24) 'Students present various points of view, react to the ideas of others, and reflect on their C) Evaluation provides feedback on performance own thoughts in an effort to build their and areas of improvement knowledge, understanding, or interpretation of D) Evaluation determines the extent to which the matter at hand'. This statement is related to objectives are achieved which of the following teaching methods?

A) Story telling method

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28) The goal of which of the following A) Muddiest point assessments is to evaluate student learning at the end of an instructional unit by comparing it B) Bell work against some standard or benchmark? C) One Minute paper

A) Diagnostic assessment D) One sentence summary

B) Formative assessment

C) Summative assessment 22) As per the Brown's classification which among thefollowing options is an example of D) Criterion-referenced assessment commercial agenciesof education?

A) Sports Club 29) The concept of general and specific B) Adult Education Centre intelligence was given by C) Magazines A)

B) Louis Leon Thurstone D) Scouts and Guides Institutions

C) 23) Which of the following options refers to the D) process ofcollecting information about students’ performance for thepurpose of making instructional decisions? 30) Which of the following documents is NOT mandatory to obtain admission under RTE Act? A) Confirmative assessment

A) Community certificate B) Norm-referenced assessment

B) Child's birth certificate C) Summative assessment

C) Income certificate D) Formative assessment

D) Transfer certificate

Answer Key 24) Principles in Constructivist Teaching involve all of the following EXCEPT: 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 c d b d a c d c a d A) New learning depends on learners’ previousknowledge

03-June-2019_Batch 2 B) Learning is a meaning making process required to solve only logical problems 21) Which of the following options is a classroom assessment technique that is used at the end of a C) Learning is facilitated by social interaction class to determine where the students are D) Meaningful learning occurs within authentic unclear or confused? learning tasks

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A)

25) Which of the following options is NOT a B) Daniel Golman targeted School or Institution of Rashtriya Avishkar Abhiyandeveloped by the Ministry of C) Lev Vygotsky Human Resource Development in India? D) Robert Mills Gagné

A) Special Schools for Disabled

B) Kendriya Vidyalayas 29) Identify the advantage of the Observation C) Local Body Schools method in education from the following options.

D) International Schools A) Sampling cannot be brought into use

B) Problems of the past can be studied

26) In which of the following teaching C) One can study opinions approaches students learn through studying D) Best for the study of human behavior course material outside of class watching pre- recorded lessons at home and completing in- class assignments, as opposed to hearing lectures 30) Ankur had been watching very aggressive in class and doing homework at home? games and therefore, was becoming very A) Flipped Classroom Model aggressive in his general behavior. This is similar to the famous experiment conducted on social B) Personalized Learning Model learning by

C) Differentiation Instruction Method A) Lev Vygotsky

D) Expeditionary Method B) Sigmund Freud

C)

27) Which of the following was set up in 1945 as D) a national-level Apex Advisory Body to conduct a survey on the facilities available for technical education? Answer Key

A) University Grants Commission 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 a c d b d a c b d c B) Central Board of Secondary Education

C) All India Council for Technical Education 03-June-2019_Batch 3 D) Indian Institute of Science 21) What percentage is reserved for children from weaker sections and disadvantaged groups under Right to Education Act, 2009 in all the 28) The concept of 'Emotional intelligence' was private schools of India? developed by A) 15%

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B) 25% A) Kothari Commission

C) 20% B) Indian University Commission

D) 10% C) National Knowledge Commission

22) At the end of a class, in which of the D) Sadler Commission following assessment techniques do teachers provide variations of two questions for students to address in a very short span of time? 26) Read the following statements and choose A) One sentence summary the CORRECT option. (i) All India Primary Teachers Federation (AIPTF) B) Muddiest point aims at uniting all teachers working in the C) Defining Features Matrix elementary level throughout India under one roof to foster the spirit of brotherhood/sisterhood and D) Minute paper cooperation among all the members of the profession.

23) According to the single trait (ii) AIPTF also aims at safeguarding and promoting that dominates an individual's entire personality the rights and privileges of primary teachers on all is called the matters relating to their employment and conditions of service and create consciousness A) important trait about their duties and responsibilities.

B) cardinal trait A) (i) is TRUE and (ii) is FALSE

C) primary trait B) (i) is TRUE and (ii) is TRUE

D) central trait C) (i) is FALSE and (ii) is FALSE

D) (i) is FALSE and (ii) is TRUE

24) The vision of National Academic Depository 27) Which of the following commissions post- (NAD) by the Government of India is born out of independence stressed that character building as an initiative to provide an online store house of the defining goal of education?

A) all Academic Awards of students A) The National Commission of Primary Education

B) birth certificates of students B) The National Commission of Secondary Education C) details of Aadhar Cards of students C) The National Commission of Teacher Education D) health profile of all the students D) The National Commission of Higher Education

25) Which of the following committees re- emphasizes theGandhian principle of 'learning by 28) Read the following statements and choose doing' in the modern education? the CORRECT option.

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(i) Classroom procedures are positive steps towards how to get things done in a classroom work environment.

(ii) The key to effective classroom management is 03-June-2019_Batch 4 not rules or discipline, it is procedures. 21) In classroom management, the A) (i) is TRUE and (ii) is TRUE representative life skill ‘Perseverance' refers to:

B) (i) is FALSE and (ii) is FALSE A) Doing what you are supposed to do

C) (i) is TRUE and (ii) is FALSE B) Waiting calmly for someone or something

D) (i) is FALSE and (ii) is TRUE C) Keep trying no matter what

D) Working together towards a common goal or purpose 29) According to the Bloom's Taxonomy of educational objectives, which of the following options represents the cognitive domain of the 22) For which of the following personalities, the learning objective? concept of religion is 'service to humanity'? A) Integration of beliefs and ideas A) Sri Aurobindo B) Acquisition of physical skills B) Mahatma Gandhi C) Integration of verbal communication skills C) Swami Vivekananda D) Acquisition of knowledge and intellectual skills D) Rabindranath Tagore

30) Mr. Singh was given a class with students 23) A general term that refers to the traditional who were very naughty but Rohan was one who teaching strategy that relies on explicit teaching could not maintain his attention even for one through lectures and teacher-led demonstrations minute at a stretch. Rohan is suffering from is known as A) Broce’s aphasia A) Inquiry-Based Learning B) Somnambulism B) Co-operative Learning C) Dysphagia C) Direct Instruction D) Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder D) Project-based Learning

Answer Key 24) Which of the following commissions post- 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 independence stressed that character building as b d b a a b b a d d the defining goal of education?

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A) The National Commission of Higher Education C) Scouts and Guides Institutions

B) The National Commission of Teacher Education D) Magazines

C) The National Commission of Primary Education

D) The National Commission of Secondary 28) Which of the following options is NOT a Education targeted School or Institution of RastriyaAvishay Abhiyandeveloped by the Ministry of Human Resource Development in India?

25) Which of the following assessments looks A) Special Schools for Disabled backward rather than forward and assesses what the learner already knows and/or the nature of B) Local Body Schools difficulties that the learnermight have, which, if undiagnosed, might limit their engagement in C) International Schools new learning? D) Kendriya Vidyalayas

A) Summative assessment

B) Internal assessment 29) Psychology may be defined as

C) Formative assessment A) Study of physical attributes

D) Diagnostic assessment B) Study of the society

C) Study of the soul

26) In a classroom environment, which of the D) Study of behavior following statements is TRUE with reference to the meaning of ‘Evaluation'?

A) Evaluation is a formative process 30) When teaching English as a foreign language, which is possibly the most common problem? B) Evaluation provides feedback on performance and areas of improvement A) Independent thinking

C) Evaluation is process-oriented B) Heavy homework

D) Evaluation determines the extent to which C) Inefficient teachers objectives are achieved D) Constant use of first-language

Answer Key 27) As per the Brown's classification which among the following options is an example of 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 c b c d d d d c d d commercial agencies of education?

A) Adult Education Centre

B) Sports Club

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04-June-2019_Batch 1 C) Cognitive Complex Evaluation

21) "Children have innate inclination to imitate D) Complex Complete Evaluation their seniors, both in mental and social development". This statement was given by 25) ‘Learning by doing’ tries to stimulate the A) Erik Erikson individual’s mind to think creatively, B) independently and critically. This principle with reference to concept of education in India was C) Jean Piaget the thought of

D) Ivan Pavlov A) Sri Aurobindo

B) Rabindra Nath Tagore

22) The informal agencies of education may also C) Mahatma Gandhi be called D) Swami Vivekananda A) Essential Agencies

B) Critical Agencies 26) For effective classroom management, C) Incidental Agencies procedures should be explained, reinforced and practiced to the point until they become D) Vital Agencies A) routine

B) habit 23) As defined by Howard Gardner, the ability to perceive the visual world accurately, perform C) behavior transformations and modifications upon one's initial perceptions, and to be able to re-create D) manners aspects of one's visual experience, even in the absence of relevant physical stimuli is called 27) There are three principles of growth and A) Spatial Intelligence development. Find the odd one out. B) Naturalistic Intelligence A) The cephalocaudal principle C) Technical Intelligence B) The claustrophobic principle D) Psychometric Intelligence C) The proximodistal principle

D) The orthogenetic principle 24) With respect to evaluation of students what does Crested for 28) CISCE is a privately held national-level board A) Continuous Comprehensive Evaluation of school education in India. What does CISCE B) Complete Comprehensive Evaluation stand for?

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A)Council of Indian School Certificate Examination

B) Council of International School Certificate 04-June-2019_Batch 2

Examination 21) Which among the following disciplines is NOT included under the research projects and C) Centre of Indian School Certificate Examination programsoffices’ under the Ministry of Human D)Commission of Indian School Certificate Resource Development of India? Examination A) Sociology and Social Anthropology

B) Forensic Science and Biotechnology 29) Which of the following classroom techniques C) National Security and Strategic Studies refer to the activity in which a small quantity of schoolwork, with instructions posted or D) Economics announced before the class so that students start working on it as soon as the class begins?

A) Muddiest point 22) Who among the following developed the theory of multiple intelligences in 1983? B) Bell work A) Daniel Goleman C) One sentence summary B) Dr. Howard Gardner D) Minute paper C) Jerome Bruner

D) Dr. Robert Slavin 30) Identify the reading disorder, which is characterized by trouble with reading although the person has normal intelligence. Problems 23) Which of the following is NOT a part of may include difficulties in spelling words, reading Brainstorming strategies? quickly, writing words, "sounding out “words in the head, pronouncing words when reading A) The more ideas the better aloud and understanding what one reads. B) Share only such ideas that are acceptable to A) Schizoaffective disorder everyone B) Dissociative identity disorder C) Set a time limit and stop when that time is up C) Alexia D) Writing ideas as said; no paraphrasing D) Dyslexia

24) For which of the following personalities, the Answer Key concept of religion is 'service to humanity'?

21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 A) Swami Vivekananda b c a a c a b a b d B) Mahatma Gandhi

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C) Rabindranath Tagore 28) Which of the following assessment strategies can help the students to develop 'synthesis and D) Sri Aurobindo metacognitive skills'?

A) Classroom games

25) Read the following statements and choose B) Skits and performances the CORRECT option. C) Journal writing (i) All Kendriya Vidyalayas are affiliated to the State Boardof Secondary Education. D) Class tests

(ii) Kendriya Vidyalaya primarily caters to the educational needs of the wards of transferable 29) Psychology may be defined as central Government employees. A) Study of the society A) (i) is TRUE and (ii) is TRUE B) Study of physical attributes B) (i) is FALSE and (ii) is FALSE

C) (i) is TRUE and (ii) is FALSE C) Study of behavior

D) (i) is FALSE and (ii) is TRUE D) Study of the soul

26) When teaching English as a foreign language, 30) Which of the following assessments looks backward rather than forward and assesses what which is possibly the most common problem? the learner already knows and/or the nature of A) Heavy homework difficulties that the learner might have, which, if undiagnosed, might limit their engagement in B) Independent thinking new learning?

C) Inefficient teachers A) Diagnostic assessment

D) Constant use of first-language B) Summative assessment

C) Formative assessment

27) In classroom management, the D) Internal assessment representative life skill ‘Perseverance' refers to:

A) Waiting calmly for someone or something Answer Key B) Keep trying no matter what 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 C) Working together towards a common goal or b b b b d d b c c a purpose

D) Doing what you are supposed to do

04-June-2019_Batch 3

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A) Plato

21) As per Howard Gardner's theory of multiple B) Alan Ryan intelligences, which among the following options is FALSE with reference to characteristics of C) Morrison individuals with Intrapersonal Intelligence? D) Burrhus Frederic Skinner

A) Have the ability to analyze ideas and disintegrate theories to understand their basis 25) Which of the following options refers to the B) Individuals who like to be alone rather than in practice of determining a student’s progress large groups based on their earlier work?

C) Individuals who are good at resolving conflict in A) Confirmative assessment groups B) Normative assessment

D) Self-motivated individuals with a clear C) Ipsative assessment understanding of their own feelings D) Summative assessment 22) Which of the following methods of assignment would you suggest when the lecture content is heavy and well-organized or when you 26) Gandhiji envisaged that basic education have a guest lecturer and have no idea how the should cater to the needs of whole personality lecture is going to be presented? that is A) Cornell method A) National spirit and sense of responsibility B) Mapping method B) Head, Heart and Hand C) Outlining method C) Co-operation and tolerance D) Chart method D) Reading, Writing and Arithmetic

23) Usually Educational Tours are an example of 27) CSIR is an organization of the central which of the following forms of Education? Government, which was formed by the approval A) Formal education of Central Legislative Assembly in the year 1942. What does CSIR stand for? B) Distance education A) The Council of Scientific and Industrial Research C) Informal education B) The Commission of Scientific and Industrial D) Non-Formal education Research

C) The Community of Scientific and Industrial 24) Who said the following statement, "Teaching Research is the arrangement of contingencies of D) The Committee of Scientific and Industrial reinforcement"?

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Reorganization D) Edward Jenner

Answer Key 28) Identify the English philosopher who suggested the concept of tabula rasa, or the idea 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 that the mind is essentially a blank slate at birth c c c d c b a b c c that knowledge is then developed through experience and learning.

A) Bertrand Russell 04-June-2019_Batch 4 B) John Locke 21) Which of the following assessment strategies C) Roger Bacon can help the students to develop 'synthesis and metacognitive skills'? D) A) Classroom games

B) Journal writing 29) With reference to classroom management, read the following statements and choose the C) Class tests CORRECT option. D) Skits and performances

(i) Unnatural consequences bear a direct relationship to the inappropriate behavior. 22) Ankur had been watching very aggressive games and therefore was becoming very (ii) Natural consequences do not logically relate to aggressive in his general behavior. This is similar the behavior, nor do they promote the desired to the famous experiment conducted on social behavior. learning by

A) (i) is TRUE and (ii) is FALSE A) Lev Vygotsky

B) (i) is FALSE and (ii) is TRUE B) Albert Bandura

C) (i) is FALSE and (ii) is FALSE C) Sigmund Freud

D) (i) is TRUE and (ii) is TRUE D) Carl Rogers

30) Who said that "Early experiences of life 23) The goal of which of the following determine late personality characteristics of assessments is to evaluate student learning at social development"? the end of an instructional unit by comparing it against some standard or benchmark? A) Evelyn Fox Keller A) Criterion-referenced assessment B) Burrhus Frederic Skinner B) Summative assessment C) Sigmund Freud

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C) Diagnostic assessment C) Formal education

D) Formative assessment D) Distance education

24) Which among the following disciplines is NOT 28) Which of the following was set up in 1945 as included under the research projects and a national-level Apex Advisory Body to conduct a programsoffices’ under the Ministry of Human survey on the facilities available for technical Resource Development of India? education?

A) Economics A) Indian Institute of Science

B) National Security and Strategic Studies B) Central Board of Secondary Education

C) Sociology and Social Anthropology C) All India Council for Technical Education

D) Forensic Science and Biotechnology D) University Grants Commission

25) Who among the following developed the 29) The concept of 'Emotional intelligence' was theory of multiple intelligences in 1983? developed by

A) Daniel Goleman A) Lev Vygotsky

B) Jerome Bruner B) Jerome Bruner

C) Dr. Robert Slavin C) Robert Mills Gagné

D) Dr. Howard Gardner D) Daniel Golman

26) Identify the advantage of the Observation 30) Which of the following is NOT a part of method in education from the following options. Brainstorming strategies?

A) Sampling cannot be brought into use A) Writing ideas as said; no paraphrasing

B) Problems of the past can be studied B) The more ideas the better

C) Best for the study of human behavior C) Share only such ideas that are acceptable toeveryone D) One can study opinions D) Set a time limit and stop when that time is up

27) Usually Educational Tours are an example of which of the following forms of Education? Answer Key

A) Non-Formal education 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 b b b d d c b c d c B) Informal education

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became regular with her work. What kind of behavior modification is this? 08-Aug-2018_Batch 1 A) positive reinforcement

B) understanding 21) As "plants are fashioned by cultivation, men througheducation". Whose words are these C) negative reinforcement

A) Dewey D) punishment

B) Thorndike

C) Kilpatrick 25) Which of the following is an example of associative learning? D) Rousseau A) Behavior analysis

B) Playing 22) Identify from the following, the agencies which are developed with the specific and C) Instructional designing exclusive aim of imparting education. D) Classical conditioning A) Passive agencies of education

B) Informal agencies of education 26) "Children have innate inclination to imitate C) Non-formal agencies of education their seniors, both in mental and social development"-said D) Formal Agencies of Education A) Jean Piaget

B) Erikson 23) Identify the duties which are NOT performed by the regional offices of UGC. C) Baldwin

A) Transfer of allocated funds in installment D) Ivan Pavlov

B) Creation of Universities all-over India

C) Re-appropriation of funds 27) What do you mean by 'deductive method'?

D) Organizing of meetings of RO's A) General to specific

B) Concrete to abstract

24) Mrs. Sharma saw that her daughter Sasha C) Known to unknown was becoming careless with her work. She D) Simple to complex decided not to lather play with her friends in the evening. Sasha gradually understood that she would be sent only if her work was done. She 28) What is the aim of education?

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A) All round development of the personality of a child 21) The field of Psychology that deals with the B) Spiritual development of the personality of a application of operant conditioning principles to child solve problems of everyday life is called

C) Social development of the personality of a child A) Applied Psychology

D) Mental development of the personality of a B) Motivational conditioning child C) Applied Behavior Analysis

D) Abnormal Psychology 29) Which of the following is one of the purposes of performance appraisal?

A) To identify the background 22) Who said," Teaching is the arrangement of

B) To provide more marks contingencies of reinforcement."

C) To emphasize the negative A) Morrison

D) To provide a feedback B) Plato

C) Skinner

30) Identify the English philosopher who D) Ryan suggested the concept of tabula rasa, or the idea that the mind is essentially a blank slate at birth that knowledge is then developed through 23) Ms Sujata had to start the new chapter on experience and learning. English. She decided to tell the whole story in brief and then made the students read the A) Roger Bacon chapter. Which maxim of teaching did she follow? B) John Locke A) simple to complex C) Bertrand Russel B) known to unknown D) John Dewey C) whole to parts

D) concrete to abstract Answer Key

21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 d d b c d c a a d b 24) Young children generally learn in the

presence of amore knowledgeable other. This theory was given by

08-Aug-2018_Batch 4 A) Thorndike B) Skinner

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C) Vygotsky B) IMPROVE

D) Freud C) IMPLANT

D) IMPACT

25) What does the individual aim imply?

A) Family should be educated 29) Programmed instruction uses the method of

B) The society should be educated A) Real instruction

C) The country should be educated B) Group instruction

D) Education should train the individual first C) Paired instruction

D) Individualized instruction

26) One may associate operant conditioning with

A) Vygotsky 30) Improvement in vocational efficiency was one of the major goals of education according to B) Allport the following commission

C) Piaget A) Secondary Education Commission

D) Skinner B) Kothari Commission

C) University Education Commission 27) The Expectancy theory is mostly associated D) Knowledge Commission with

A) intelligence Answer Key B) memory 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 C) creativity c c c c b d d a d a

D) motivation

28) Which is the first of its kind MHRD supported 16-Aug-2018_Batch 2 Pan-IIT 21) Who developed the first psychometric tests + IISc joint initiative to address the major science of g, whose starting point was to objectively and engineering challenges that India must identify students with learning disabilities who address and champion to enable, empower and were in need of specially tailored education? embolden the nation for inclusive growth and A) Milton H. Erickson and J. J. Gibson self-reliance ? B) Noam Chomsky and Robin Dunbar A) IMPRINT

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C) and Théodore Simon 25) Identify the one from the following which is Nota key element of teaching learning process. D) John R. Anderson and Russell Barkley A) Environment

B) Teacher 22) A person goes to the garden for yoga and there he comes across someone who tells him C) Blackboard very good ways of utilizing leisure time. What form of education is he imparting? D) Student

A) Formal education 26) Ram would always put the blame of some B) Active education wrong doing that he did in the class on Ramesh. C) Informal education When the teacher grottoknow the truth she realized that this was an adjustment mechanism D) Non formal education that he chose to defend himself. Ram was exhibiting which of the following defense mechanisms? 23) The new principal of the school is focused not only on scholastic achievements of students but A) Projection also on their scholastic development. He is also B) Denial laying emphasis on their value education. This means that he is stressing on C) Repression

A) curricular development D) Sublimation

B) basic education

C) co-curricular development 27) Padhe Bharat Badhe Bharat is the sub programme of D) holistic development A) CBSE

B) NCERT 24) Mr Singh was given a class with students who were very naughty but Rohan was one who could C) ICSE not maintain his attention even for one minute at a stretch. Rohan is suffering from D) Sarv Shiksha Abhiyan

A) Attention deficit hyper active 28) A micro class should have the following B) Broca's aphasia number of students: C) Somnambulism A) 5-10 D) Dysphagia B) 10-15

C) 15-20

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D) 20 and above D) It imparts theoretical experiences of objects

29) Which philosophy emphasizes on the fact 22) "Curriculum is a tool in the hands of the artist that it is not enough to know the truth but to (teacher)to mould his material (pupils) according exist the truth? to his ideals (aims and objectives) in his studio (school)." These words defining curriculum were A) Idealism given by

B) Naturalism A) Cunningham

C) Realism B) Nunn D) Existentialism C) Froebel

D) Monroe 30) Which of the following is one of the alternatives to Rote learning? 23) Which of the following assessments looks A) Shallow learning backward rather than forward and assesses what B) Repetitive learning the learner already knows and/or the nature of difficulties that the learner might have, which, if C) Passive learning undiagnosed, might limit their engagement innew learning? This assessment method is often D) Associative learning used before teaching or when a problem arises.

A) Formative assessment Answer Key B) Diagnostic assessment 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 c c d a c a d a d d C) Summative assessment

D) Internal assessment

16-Aug-2018_Batch 3 24) Mr Sham the new class teacher of class 6 said that he was keen to draw out the best that was already present in his students. This was the aim 21) Which of the following DOESN'T belong to of education as given by the group ofmerits of Community as an Agency of education? A) Gandhi

A) It lays emphasis on activity B) Aurobindo

B) Community education is meaningful C) Vivekananda

C) It emphasizes the principle of utility D) Tagore

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25) Cannon-Bard Theory and James-Lange Theory 29) Design Thinking technique is NOT based on are both related to resolving real-life cases through

A) emotional development A) Brainstorming

B) social development B) Innovation

C) psychological development C) Introduction

D) physical development D) Group analysis

26) The following is the correct order of the parts 30) One of the maxims of teaching is of teaching A) lesser to more A) post active, interactive and pre active B) sooner to later B) pre active, interactive and post active C) concrete to abstract C) interactive, pre active and post active D) reason to understanding D) interactive and intra active pre active

Answer Key

27) What does SCERT stand for? 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 d a b a a b c a c c A) State Committee of Evaluation Review and Transit

B) State Committee of Environmental Research and Test 16-Aug-2018_Batch 4

C) State Council of Educational Research and 21) Which of the following is the primary aim of Training educationalpsychology?

D) State Council of Evaluation Research and Trade A) To contribute to an understanding of sound educationalpractices

B) To provide the teacher with a greater 28) The most challenging aspect of classroom appreciation of hisrole in the education of the management is child A) Disruptive students C) To provide the academic background essential B) Building relationship foreffective teaching

C) Setting clear expectations D) To provide a theoretical framework for educationalresearch D) Demonstrating the behavior we want to see

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22) What does DTH TV stand for?

A) Direct-to-home television 26) What do you mean by curriculum?

B) Detached Home television A) Free education through the government

C) Debut-to-home television B) Process of development in the child

D) Direction-to-home training video C) Acquisition of knowledge, skills, values, beliefs,

D) Detailed plan for instruction set by policy- makers. 23) Students present various points of view, react to the ideas of others, and reflect on their own thoughts in an effort to build their knowledge, understanding, or interpretation of 27) Project method of teaching is NOT based on the matter at hand'--- In which teaching method the following principle does the above thing happen? A) Principle of readiness

A) Problem solving method B) Learning by doing

B) Story telling method C) Principle of uniformity

C) Discussion method D) Principle of utility

D) Project method

28) When a group of new teachers joined schoolthe Principal told them to understand that 24) Digit Symbol test was used by the experts when they were analyzing little John. What type no two students arealike and that they should treat all as alike. He accusing on which of test is this and used for what? psychological aspect of teaching? A) written test / school climate A) individual differences B) performance test / intelligence B) inspiration C) written test / intelligence C) confidence D) oral test / creativity D) motivation

25) Facial expression is a kind of 29) To which of the following agencies do the A) non-verbal communication press, the radio, the television, the public library and the cinema belong? B) oral communication A) Active agencies of education C) verbal communication B) Informal agencies of education D) written communication C) Formal Agencies of Education

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D) Passive agencies of education

30) The concept of 'Emotional intelligence' was developed by

A) Daniel Golman

B) Gagne

C) Jerome Bruner

D) Vygotsky

Answer Key

21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 a a c b a d c a d a

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