1.
What is the normal range of I.Q.? –
90-110
2.
If a 16 years old child gets 75 marks in I.Q.
Test, his mental age is – 12
3.
NCERT was established in – 1961
4.
Which organization of UNO is related
with the Education? - UNESCO
5.
Principal carrier of heredity is – Genes
6.
How many pairs of chromosomes are present in
human fertilized egg? – 23 pairs
7.
According to Piaget Egocentric is – Child is
the centre of world and everything revolves around him.
8.
To acquire pre-primary education the
appropriate age limit is – 2-6 years
9.
Cognitive development means – Development of
intelligence
10.
Which of the following statements cannot be
considered as a feature of the process of learning?
(a)
Learning is a process that mediates
behavior
(b)
Learning is something that occurs as a result
of certain experiences
(c)
Study of behavior is learning
(d)
Unlearning is also a part of learning
11.
Which
Section of RTE deals with duties of teachers? – Section 24
12.
Mind mapping refers to – Researching the
functioning of the mind.
13.
Mohan learns every lesson very quickly, but
Sohan takes longer time to learn them. It denotes the developmental principle
of – Individual differences
14.
Which of the following is predominantly a
heredity related factor?
(a)
Participation in social activities
(b)
Attitude towards peer group
(c)
Thinking pattern
(d)
Colour of the eyes
15.
‘Adolescence’ is derived from a Greek
word ‘adolescere’, the most appropriate meaning is – to grow to maturity
16.
The first of the six development stages
of Ethical behavior, according to Kohlberg is – Obedience and punishment
orientation
17.
The most effective method to teach the
‘Parts of a Plant’ is – To give demonstration of a real plant in the class and
make students observe its parts.
18.
Three
broad categories of intelligence suggested by Thorndike are – abstract,
mechanical and social.
19.
Four basic elements of Basic Model of Teaching
developed by Robert Glaser in correct sequence are – Instructional objectives,
Entering behavior, Instructional procedure, Performance assessment.
20.
Ravi cannot distinguished between ‘saw’
and ‘was’, ‘nuclear’ and ‘unclear’. He is suffering from – Dyslexia
21.
Two types of assessments referred under
Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE) are – Scholastic and
co-scholastic
22.
According to Piaget’s stages of
cognitive development, the sensori-motor stage is associated with – Imitation,
memory and mental representation
23.
According to Vygotsky which is the most
important factor in the development of any child – Society
24.
Smallest unit of meaning in a language
is – Phoneme
25.
What are main characteristics of Mental
retardation? – lower-than-average intelligent quotient (IQ), difficulty with
practical daily life skills, learning difficulties or disabilities, developmental
delays, memory problems and lower attention spans, Poor interpersonal relation
26.
The feeling of Shame and Pride develops in
this stage – Childhood
27.
Vocabulary of an infant at the end of
the 2nd year becomes – 150 words
28.
………. is not considered a sign of ‘Seing
gifted’. – Fighting with others
29.
‘Children actively construct their
understanding of the world’ is a statement attributed to – Piaget
30.
Which Section of RTE deals with
prohibition of physical punishment and harassment to child? – Section 17
31.
The deficiency of Vitamin ‘A’ causes – Night
blindness
32.
Ants are social animal, because – They live in
colonies
33.
What is the general direction of cyclones
formed in the Bay of Bengal? – East to West
34.
Name the continents that form a mirror image
of each other – North America and South
35.
Which animal has closest resemblance
with man? – Chimpanzee
36.
Black soil is productive, because of abundant
– Humus and clay
37.
The blood group which is universal recipient?
– AB
38.
‘IC’ Chips of Computers are usually made
of –Silicon
39.
Who wrote ‘Origin of Species’? – Charles
Darwin
40.
Which animal can look two ways at the
same time? – Chameleon
41.
Excretory product of earthworm is – Urea
42.
Cryogenic Engine is used in – Rocket Launching
43.
Cooking gas supplied in cylinders by gas
agencies is – Liquid
44.
The study of population trends is called –
Demography
45.
For the production of Biogas, the Biogas plant
requires – Cattle dung
46.
Name the person, who received the first
Victoria Cross in Himachal Pradesh? – Jamadar Lala Ram
47.
Who is awarded with ‘Jhansi Ki Rani
Lakshmi Bai Stri Shakti Puraskar’ in Himachal Pradesh? – Kinkri Devi
48.
Name the woman from village Paragpur who
donated her 300 years old house to the Heritage village of Paragpur of Himachal
Pradesh? – Durga Devi
49.
The Bala Sundri temple of Sirmour is situated
at – Trilokpur
50.
The world famous painting Monalisa was painted
by – Leonardo-da-Vinci
51.
When is the “World Earth Day”
celebrated? – April 22
52.
When was the ‘Gaiety Theatre’ of Shimla
dedicated to general public? – 1887
53.
The famous Firing episode of province Dhami
took place in – 1939
54.
‘Budapest’ is the capital of – Hungary
55.
Name the Viceroy, in whose time Indian
Penal Code, Civil Procedure Code and Criminal Procedure Codes etc. were passed
– Lord Canning
56.
The full form of EMI is – Equated
Monthly Installment
57.
Indira Point is situated in – Andaman Nicobar
58.
Who was the Prime Minister of England,
when India got freedom? – Clement Attle
59.
Food chain refers to – Transfer of
energy from producers to consumers
60.
What protects the earth from harmful effects
of Sun’s ultraviolet radiations? – Ozone layer
Directions Q61–63:Give the correct change of number.
61.
‘Radius’ – Radii
62.
‘Child’ – Children
63.
‘Curriculum’ – Curricula
Directions Q64-66: Give the correct change of voice
64.
Quinine tastes bitter – Quinine is better when tasted
65.
His behavior shocked me – I was shocked
at his behavior
66.
Manners reveal character – Character is
revealed by manners
Directions Q
67-69: Give the correct phrase to be
filled in the blanks.
67.
Bombay Film Studios……….hundreds of films
each year. – Turn out
68.
The doctor advised the obese person
to………on fats in his meals. – Cut down
69.
She……… peacefully in her sleep. – Passed
away
70.
‘Pride and Prejudice’. ‘Emma’,
‘Mansfield Park’ etc. are the creations of – Jane Austen
71.
In whose novels would you find the
imaginary town of ‘ Malgudi’? – R.K. Narayan
72.
‘Macbeth’‘KingLear’, ‘Measure for
Measure’, are some of the play by – William Shakespeare
Directions Q 73-77: Read the following passage and
answer the questions that follow:
Hibernation
is one of the main adaptations that allow certain northern animals to survive
long, old winters. Hibernation is like a very deep sleep that allows animals to
save their energy when there is little or no food available. The body functions
of ‘True hibernators’ go through several changes while they are hibernating.
Body temperature drops by more than 30 degrees Celsius, and its heart rate
slows from 80 to 4 beats per minute! Other true hibernators include the jumping
mouse, little brown bat, eastern Chipmunk, and several ground squirrels. Other
animals, such as the skunk and raccoon, are not considered true hibernators, as
they wake up in the winter to feed, and their body functions do not change as
much. Since they only sleep for a little bit at a time, the term dormancy of
light sleeping is used to describe their behavior. The largest animals to
hibernate are bears. Their heart rate may slow down from a usual 40-50 beats
per minute to 8-12 beats per minute, but body temperature changes very little,
so they are able to wake up quickly. Hibernating animals have a special
substance in the blood, called hibernation inducement trigger, or HIT. This
substance becomes active, the animals start preparing for winter. Some animals
store food so that they can eat when they wake up, and some animals eat a lot
in late summer and fall to add excess fat to their bodies. This fat keeps them
warmer and acts as a source of energy while they are sleeping. Some animals
also make changes to the places where they will sleep (dens). They add leaves
and grasses to keep them warm.
73.
Animals hibernate to – Store food
74.
The Skunk and Raccoon are not true hibernators
as – they get hungry during their sleep, their body functions don’t change and
they are light sleepers.
75.
Bears are able to wake up quickly because – The
body temperature undergoes a change
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