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JDD-14/SPEDT/X-14 SECTION —A i) General Awareness The term ‘epicentre’ is associated with (A) Earthquakes (8) Volcanoes “(G) Cyclones oO Landslides Garba isa dance form of (A) Gujarat (®) Rajasthan (©) Orissa (D) Assam Where ire the traces of Portuguese culture found in India ? (A) Goa (8) Kozhikode (©) Kennur (0) Kochi Which is the capital of Gujarat ? (A) Shillong (@) Gandhinagar (©) Jaipur (D) Ahmedabad Who wes the first President of India? (A) Dr. Babu Rajendra Prasad (8). Venkatraman (C) Jawahar Lal Nehru (0) Hamid Ansari 6 In the context of indian wildlife, the flying fox isa (A) Bat (8) Kite {C) Stork (P) Vulture Indira Gandhi Centre for Atomic Research, Kalpakkam is located in (A) Kamataka (8) Tamil Nadu (©) Andhra Pradesh (D) Kerala ‘Queensberry Rules’ is the name given to the rule in (A) Hockey (8) Cricket {C) Tennis (2) Boxing Which of the following awards is given by UNESCO to those who popularize use of science life ? (A) Booker Prize (B) Magsaysay Award (©) Kalinga Award (0) Kalidas Samman DTAA stands for (A) (B) Double Texation Avoidance Agreement (C) Direct Taxation Avoidance Agreement Direct Tariff Avoidance Agreement (D) Double Tariff Avoidance ‘AgreementEe WW. Which was the first private bank to introduce a debit card in India? (A) S8M (8) SBI (©) IcIcr (D) HDFG Which one of the following petroleum refinory products has the lowest boiling point 2 (A) Kerosene (8) Diesel (C) Gasoline (D) Lubricating oil 4 Which one of the following is the first National Park established in India ? (A) Bandipur ©) Corbett (C) Velavadar (D) Periyar ‘The function of DNA in the body is (A) To help in tho synthesis of Proteins (8) Tocentrol the heredity (C)_ To assist in the release of energy (D) None of these Which of the following is called a ‘red planet’ ? (A) Pluto (8) Venus (©) Jupiter (D) Mars 16 20. JDD-14/SPEDT/X-14 Hippophobia is the fear of which animal ? (4) Lion (8) Horse (©) Tiger (0) Fox Which event brought about a profound change in Ashoka’s administrative policy ? (A) The Third Buddhist Council (8) The Kalinga War (©) His embracing of Buddhism (2) His sending of missionary to Ceylon Who wrote national anther of India? (A) B.G. Verghese (8) B.C. Chatterjee (C) Aravind Adiga (D) Dr, Rabindranath Tagore Dronacharya award is given for excellence in (A) Literary work (B) Social science (C) Coaching in sports {D) Journalism World Ozone Day is observed on (A) 16" Sep. (B) 16" Oct, (C) 16" Nov. si (0) 26" sep.EE 24, 22, 24, 25. JDD-14/SPEDT/X-14 li) General Intelligence and Reasoning Ability Ramu has 60 one rupee currency notes which bear numbers in order, Ifthe number of the first note is 7575, find the number of the last note. (A) 7635 (B) 7632 (C) 7633 (D) 7634 ‘What number should come nextin this given series 7 F2, ?, D8, C16, B32 (A) A16 (B) E4 (0) Ga (0) & ’. What number shauld come nextin this series ? U2, V29, 2, X23, ¥20 (A) wiz (B) 217 (Cc) W26 (D) z26 Cloth is to Meter as Sugar is to (A) Chain (B) Gallon (C) Kg (D) Litre Find the odd man out: 225, 400, 36, 35 (A) 225 (B) 400 (C) 35 (0) 36 26. oe 28. A book contains 50 leaves. On each page, there are 20 lines and in each lings, there are 10 words. How many words does thal book contain ? (A) 10,000 (8) 15,000 (€) 20,000 (B) 30,000 What number should come nextin the series ? 1000, 200, 40,7 (A) 8 (B) 10 (ey 15 (D) 20 Doctoris to Medicine as Teacheris to (A) Books (8) Education (C) Schoo! (D) Teaching Raghav is 8" from the top and 28 from the bottom in tho class. How many students are there in the class ? (A) 38 (8) 36 {C) 34 {D) 36 Find the odd man out ; 5000, 220, 3779, 542 (A) 5000 (B) 220 5 (©) 3779 (D) 54292. 36. HE 3. How many meaningful five letter English words can be formed with the letters MASTE using each letter only once in each word ? (A) None (C) Two (8) One (0) Three ‘Three of the following four are alike inacertain way anc so forma group. Which is the one that does not belongs to that group ? (A) 63 ®) 48 (C) 24 (D) 42 In acertain code SAFER is written as 5@3#2 and RIDE is written as 20%. How is\FEDS written in that code ? (A) 8405 (8) 30%5 (C) 3#%8 {D) 3#%2 Shalini walked 15 m towards South, tocka right turn and walked 3 m. She took a right tum again and walked 15 mbetore stopping. Which direction did Shalinj face after stopping? (A) West (8) South (©) East (2) North Three of the following four are alike ina certain way and so forma group, Wich is the one that does not belong to that group ? (A) Mats (8) Earth (©) Moon (2) Venus JDD-14/SPEDTIX-14 36, How many such digits aro thore in 40 the number £254716 oach of whien is as far eway from the beginning of the number as when’the digits are rearranged In ascending order ? (A) None (8) One (C) Two (D) Three Find the correct alternative for the question mark +8, 11,20, 31, ?, 82 (A) 71 @) 60 (©) 5i (0) 41 Among 8, F,J, Kand Weach having a different weight, F is heavier than only J. B is heavier than only J. Bis heavier than F and W bul not as heavy as K. Whois the third heaviest among them ? a) B © K ®) F (D) Ww Inacertain code TRIED is written as ‘83126' and ORBIT is written as 79915). How is BORE written in that code ? (A) 9732 (8) 9992 (©) 9372 (B) 9532 Three of the following four are alike ina certain way and so form a group. Which is the one that does not belong to the group ? (A) 14 (8) fe (©) 24 (0) 3641. 6344(0.0049) (A) 1.285 (B) 900 (c) 90 (D) 12:85 42. If xey= 2:9 thon y2sx2 =7 4 rs ® o¢ © Ale aly 43, (693)?= (A) 168 (8) 324 (©) 1296 (0) 46656 44. Areduction of 10% in the price of rice enables @ person to obtain 22 kg more for As. 250. Whatis the original price of rice per kg ? “7 @) 2 (©) 124 (D) 14 45. .(54)= ay ov (B) 3x6 (4x2 (D) 3418 iii) Arithmetical and Numerical Ability 46. 1F32=(v2)*thereforex = (A) 6 (8) 7 (c) 6 (0) 10 47. 5 WS ®) () Ria Bl- 1 oa (D) 48. V(0.36+0.16+048)=? (A) 04 (B) 1 ) 0 (Dl) 44 49. 999? +2(999) +1 =? (A). 1000 (8) 10000 (C) 998 (D) 1000000 7) (84) (8) (6) (8 (shel E)(3} (A) 4 (8) 0 © 10 (BD) 100 JDD-14/SPEDT/X-14—=> a St. 52. 53. 54. If a cycle is sold for Rs.1,120, profit eamed is 40%. At what price should itbe sold 50 as tocarn aprofit of 60% ? (A) Rs. 1,320 ®) Rs.4,180 (0) Rs. 1,280 (0) As. 1,260 The profit earned aiter solling an article of Rs. 625 is the same as the loss incurred after selling the article for Rs. 485, What is the cost price of the article ? (A) Rs. 540 (B) (Rs. 550 (C) Rs. 530 (0) Rs, 520 Arun sold an article for Rs. 460 and earned a profit of 15%. At what price should il be sold so as to eat a profit oF 20% ? (A) Rs. 500 (B) Rs. 490 (C) Rs. 460 (D) Rs. 480 A shopkeeper sells 200 meters of cloth for Rs, 9.000 at a profit of Rs. 5 Per meter, What is the cost price of 1 meter of cloth 7 (A) Rs.30 (©) Rs.35 (©) Rs:40 (©) Rs.45 56. Sr. 58. 59. 60. JDD-14/SPEDTIX-14 A shopkeeper claims to sell his articles at a discount of 10% but marks his articles by increasing the cost of each by 20%, what is his percentage gain ? (A) 8% 8) 10% (C) 6% (0) 12% Gulabohand whose salary is Fs.1,000 per month, receives an increase of 6%. What Is his new salary ? (A) 1,060 (B) 1,012 (©) 1,800 (0) 1,096 60 is 12% of 2 (a) 300 (8) 400 (©) 500 (0) 25 8% of Rs, 400=7 (A) Rs. 32.00 (8) 3,200.00 (©) Rs. 50.00 (D) Rs. 4.00 Find the least number by which when 126 is divided it becomes a periect square, (Al 2 (B) 8 (C) 16 (D) 4 Find the Jeast number which when added to 624 makes it a perfect square, (a) 3 (By 2 () 5 (D) None of theseEs 61, sae ardts wi maia Rearraren ei 63. iv) Test of Language : Hindi arey etary : fect (A) Fae (8) or (©) afta (0) sivfiate wat yea a a (A) Ber (8) ai (C) aft (©) yer frafefaa a ace die wea 8 A) 3a, ®) fee (Q) Ram (0) Seam J JDD-14/SPEDT/X-14 4. TTA fees velzah ahs (A) Bret ©) ©) Se (D) Weer 65. Wi__arwaté) A areea @ was () wheat (D) wee at 66, pete a ads (A) Brera (8) Aa ana (C) vivre (D) wRi 67. 68. 68, 70. Ae vad yada ere vat (A) ATMA CTs (B) WAS arty erates sie sere () Bh antag nee (0) THe sat afk) ste ara a arent arr farntiaras set (A) (8) Rar (C) sae * (D) Freee eda ealier t (A) eRe (8) aft (© ae (0) arene wae (A) FS @) #s () = (2) ar JDD-14/SPEDT/X-14 Th. eareer fates (A) weit (8) SFRT (C) Sart (D) art 72. YReTs (A) Seer Stes e (8) Fear rete (C) Sea ess (D) srebr eas areal B 73. weeTe (A) sera agi i (8) se sare a (C) seh wena ye Fi (D) see sare eet aT74 se Ae (A) Bree fe (8) zac ies. (C) Rewfae (D) asa fre 75. aa wei after ea ae ema 1S ae wep eivaren feet we ae For (8) pit (0) sea fae (D) Aw 78 yea gee ar seit fH (A) Beane (8) was ferra (©) va ferns (0) Sifeme al JDD-14/SPEDT/X-14 77. fedttaae (ay ae ® de () wee (D) we ve. fest ors aise S| (A) Sere. @ a (©) ota (0) Bast 79. aT ars ah; sattreTa A Et | (A) aearey eae (B) Fear ai ae (C) aware aes (0) aearerad ah ebrasren ae 80. Hae meal (A) ae 8 © & 0) ww81. aner-atietor I would have bought that pen if it _____ not been so expensive. (A) has (B) had (C) have (D) having lam ___¢ this examination in the hope of getting the job. (A) having (8). giving (C) taking (0) sitting | could not open the lock because i the key. (A) lose 8) had lost (©) tosing (0) lost 84. Last year my sistor 85. 86. JDD-14/SPEDT/X-14 v) Test of Language : English his MA. (A) passing (8) pass (©) passed {D) had passed Her shoes. as she walked along the street. (A) noisea ®) creaked (C) squeaked (D) tose Some new bridges: are on the river. (A) building (8) bute (C) being buitt (D) built87, 88, 89. Itis high time you itis place: i) (8) (©) (D) have lett leaving leave let None of the player (A) is injured. (6) was (O)S were (0) has Two dozen oranges five rupees. only Ay (8) (C) costs (D) costed cost costing Earthquake i) ®) ¢ ©) ten houses. destroy destroyed destroying was destroyed a. 93, JDD-14/SPEDT/K-14 I your proposal and ragret cannot accept them. (A) studying (8) study (C)_ have siudied (D) studied | always car these days. trouble with my (A) having (8) have (©) had (0) has She before the idol when she Visited the temple. (A) kneel @) katt (C) kneeled 0) all are incorrectBe YDD-14/SPEDTIX-14 94. He was very quickly | 98, Twogirls wore for a bus when | met him yesterday. were knocked down bya truck, (A) -walk in “a (@) walked (A) were waiting (©) walking (@) waiting | (0) walks (©) waited | 95. We tennis yesterday if it , | has not rained. (). werewetied ‘ (A) played | (8) would bleyed 99, | trust that you will your | (C) would nave played promise. \ } (D) playing (A). agree | 1 96, The teacher made him ie i the exercise. (A) repeating (©) keep | (®) repeats (0, Foray (C) repeated (D) repeat ' 100. You are supposed to here. 97. Boil the milk otherwise it will ea (A) stopped | (A) get (B) stopping (B) go (Saree (C)_ siop - (D} will (D}) none of these At 2104 102, 103. 104. JDD-14/SPEDT/X-14 SECTION-B Post Specific Subject-Related Questions The first generation learnor may experionce the greatest difficulty with (A) Writing in worksheets (8) Self-study (c) (D) Long answer questions Leaming the first language Child Labour Prohibition Act, (1986) (A) Prohibits all types of child labour up to 14 years of age of child (8) Prohibits child labour in risk-taking works only Prohibits child labour during 4 school hours only Prohibits child labour by imposing the responsibility of children's education on the employers The creative leamer refers to one whois (A) very talented in drawing and painting (B) highly intelligent (C) capable of scoring consistently good marks in tests (0) good et lateral thinking and problem solving The children of 6-11 years become proportionately thinner because they (A) Doalotof exercise (8) Gaim height during period (©) Eatjunk food (D) Watcha lot of television 106, 107, 106. 105. Ratheesh, 19 year old child, misbehaves in the class. What should the teacher do ? (A) Inform the parenis (8) Punish (©) Counsel (0) Ignore Individual learners differ from each other in (A) Principles of growth and development (8) Rate of development (C) (D) Sequence of development General capacity development for According to the Right to Education Act, admission of children to a particular class has been proposed to be onthe basis of (A) Ability of the child (B) Age of the child (C) Socio-economic status of the child (D) Education of the parents Children coming from the families of first generation learner should be (A) Sent to'special schoo! 8) © (D) Eduoated in regular schools Made to repeat the class Grouped together in class activities ’109. 410. 414. 12. Heredity is considered as a social ‘structure @ (B) Secondary (Cc) (D) Primary Dynamic Static Centrally sponsored scheme of Integrated Education for Disabled Children aims at providing educational opportunities to children with disabilities in (A) Regular schools ®) () (D) Special schools Open schools Blind Relief Association schools Dyslexia is a (a) 8) () (D) Behavioural cisorder Neurological disorder Genetic disorder Mental disorder Which ot the followingis nota sign of reading difficulty among young leamers ? Difficulty in A) () (Cc) (D) Letter and word recognition Reading speed and fluency Understanding words and ideas Spelling consistency 113. 114. 115. 116. JDD-14/SPEDT/X-1 Which of the following is not the characteristic feature of intrinsically motivated children 2 (A) e) (©) They always succeed They enjoy doing their work They display a high level of energy while working (©) They like challenging tasks The statement ‘Men are generally more intelligent than women! (A) Istrue (8) May be true (C) Show gender bias (0) _|s true for different domains of intelligence Gharry took her class for a field trip and after coming back, she discussed the trio with her students, |t may be connotated as (A) Assessment of Learning (B)_Asseesmont for Loaming (C)_ Learning for Assessment (D) Learning of Assessment The best method of checking student's homework is (A). Toassign ittointoligentstudent of the class (8) To check the answers in the Class in group manner To check them with the help of specimen answer - To check by the teacher himself ina regular way () (0)417. 118. 119. 120. The priority to giris education should be given because (A) ®) (c) (dD) The girls are more intelligent in comparison to the boys The girls ara lessor in number than boys The girls were badly discriminated in favour of boys inthe past Only girls are capable of leading for social change ‘The success of integrated education depends on (A) @ The support of community ®) (C) (0) The excellence of text books The highest quality of teaching learning material The attitudinal changes in teachers The idea of Basic Education is propounded by A) (B) (0) (D) The Dr. Zakir Hussain Dr. Rajendra Prasad Mahatma Gandhi Rabindranath Tagore best remedy tor the student's problems related with learning is (A) (B) © (©) Suggestion for hard work Supervised study in library Student achievernent level Diagnostic learning 121 122. 123. 124, 125. Custom is an important (A) Social control (B) Sosial institution (C)_ Way of political behaviour {D) Way of thinking of Marxisis Main function of religious siruoture is (a) (B) {c) Replacement of population Socialization of new population Maintenance of a sense of purpose Preduction and distribution of goods and services, (D) Function of educational structure is (A) 8) ©) Replacement of population Socialization of new population Maintenance of a sense of purpose (©) System maintenance The state is @ National Institution, was maintained by (A) T.H.Green (8) Herbert Spencer (C) Aristotle (2) Plato Social equality is supported oy (A) Marxism (8) Capitalism (C) Domestic Institution (B) Socialism JDD-14/SPEDT/X-14126. 127. 128. 129. ‘The fundamental unit of human seciety is known as (A) Sovial group (B) Tribal group (C). Individual (D) Family Whatis the nature of man, according to Aristotle ? (A). Social (8) * Poiitical (©) Cultural (0) Religious Asschool is a miniature (A) State ®) Society (C) Family (©) Organisation Which im of education is most useful forthe community ? (A) Cultural (8) Livelihood (©) Socialization (D) Technological 130: 131, 132, | JDD-14/SPEDTX-14 National Policy on Education (1988) makes a recommendation (8.1) thal “The existing schism between the formal system of education and the country's rich and varied culiural tradition needs to be bridged". This assumes that (A). Thereis. social and cultural lag in Indian scciety (B) There's insufficient progress of educetion in india (C) There is enough socio-cultural progress in India (D) There is great noed for social change in India General Psychology and Educational Psychology are dissimilar, in that Educational Psychology (A) Is concerned with the child and not with the adult (B) Is concerned with the various aspects of leaming {C) Deals only with the applications and not with the theory {D) Selects and emphasise certain data ftom goneral field Educational Psychology is branch of Psychology, Psychologyis a science. Who is the father of experimental Psychology ? (A) Boring (8) Hull (©) Wundt (CB) Tolman133. 134, 495. 136. AY Which method has made Educational Psychology a science 2 (A) Observation method (8) Clinical method (C) Survey method (D) Experimental method The oldest method in Psychology is (A). Introspection (8) Observation (C) Case study (©) Clinical method Name’ the method which’ deals with only one person at a time and promotes his adjustment (A) Case study (8) Questionnaire (C) Clinical method (0) Experimental method Educational concerned with (A) The learner (B) The learning process Psychology is (C) The learning situation (0) Allofthese 137. 138. 139, 140. JDD-14/SPEDT/X-14 The content of Psychology includes (A) Special items concerning teaching and learning (8) Wide ranging items concerning human motivation and learning (G) Special items concerning‘ processes of education in particular (0) None of these Educational The primary task of the teacher is (A) To teach the prescribed curticulum (8) To stimulate and guide student learning (©) Topromote habits of conformity to adults demands and expectations (D) To provide diagnostic and remedial aid wherever indicated The first step in conducting an experiment is (A) To collect data (B) To setup alaboratory (C) To formulate a hypothesis (PD) Tointerpret data Which of the following is the most important factor underlying the success of beginning teacher ? (A) His personality and ability to relate to the class (B) His attitudes and outlook on life (C) His verbal facility and organizational ability (D) His scholarship and intellectual ability141. 142, 143. 144, Which method of research contributes most to the advancement of Educational Psychology as a science ? (A) Clinical method (B) Experimental method (C) Historical method (D) Survey method ‘The overprotectad child wil tend to display (A) Aggressiveness (B) “Defensiveness (©) immaturity (D) Negativism Dynamic Psychology is the Paychology of (A) Motivation and Emotion (B) Perception and Attention (©) Leaming and Memory (©) Personality and Intetigence Both the terms “emotion” and “motivation” came from the same Latin root (A) Movement ®) Move (©) Moment (0) Movere 145, 146. 147, 148. 149. YDDA4/SPEDT/X-14 Who assumed that human motives areanranged inahierarchy of potency ? (A): Neal Miller (1959) (8) Janis and Mann (1977) (©) Jerome Singer (1962) (0) AH. Masiow (1970) “ According to Maslow, the sel-actualizing tendency is (A) Iastinet ®) Imprinting (C}_ Growth motivation (0) Deficiency motivation ‘A young woman who tums herself into a religious worker has a strong (A) Approach gradient (8) Social motive {C) Hyper vigilance (0) Encephalization Motives can be (A). Interred from behaviour (8) Observed directly (C) Used to explain behaviour (D) Used to predict behaviour The ‘need for success”, “expectancy for success” and the “incentive value of suacess” are three motivational factors which determine the strength of (A) Social Motives (8) Biological Motives (C) Personal Motives {D) Achievement Need Ps150. 451, 152. AY Behaviour of the mentally ill persons is greatly influenced by their (A) Conscious motives (B)_ Innate releasing mechanism (C}_ Unconscious motives (D) Fixed-action pattem Physiologists use the term homeostasis to dascribe the body's tendency to maintain a balance or equilisrium among its (A) External physiological status ‘and environment (B) Internal physiological status and ‘the environment (©) Displacement benaviour and encephalization {D) Approach gradient and avoidance gradient Tho tochnique by which the strength of need is measured in terms of feadiness with which a task is learned under different conditions of motivation is known as (A) Activity wheel (8) Obstruction method (©) The choice and preference method (D) Leaming method 153. 184, 155. 156, JDD-14/SPEDT/X-14 Ad intra-organic activity or condition of tissue supplying stimulation for a particular type of behaviour is known as (4) Need (8) Motive (©) Drive (0) Conte The goals which the person tries to escape are called (A) Positive goals ©) Vectors (©) Valences (D) Negative goals A person's need for feeling competent and self-determining in oaling with his environmentis called (A) Intrinsic motivation (B) Instinct (C)_ Imprinting (B) Coolidge ettect Curiosity comes under (A) Social motives (8) Persorial motives {C) Non-homecstatic motives {D) Both (B) and (C) t157. 158. 159. 160. 161, Ae “Intrinsic: Motivation Theory” was developed by (A) Halow (1980) (8) Sigmund Freud (1902) (©). Mark and Ervin (1970) {D) Dollard (1939) Which one of the following is not psychological motive ? (A) Need for achievement (8) Need foraffection (C) Need for belonging (D) Need for oxygen 4 ‘An object or thing which directs or stimulates behaviour (A) Instinct ©) Incentive (©) Need (0) Motive A pituitary hormone associated with the secretion of milk is known as (A) Prolactin (8) Adrenaiin (©) Estrogen (©) Progesterone The Constitution of India was enacted by a Constituent Assembly set up (A) Through a resolution of the provisional government (©) By the Indian National Congress (©) Underthe Indian Independence Act, 1947 (D) Under the Cabinet Mission Plan, 1946 162. 163. 164, 165, JDD-14/SPEDT/X-14 Who among the following was the ‘Chairman of the Drafiing Committee of the Indian Constitution 7 (A) Rajendra Prasad (8) C. Rajagopalachari (C) Te} Bahadur Sapru (D) B.R. Ambeckar Which of the following Act gave representation to the Indians for the first ime in legislation 7 (A) Indian Councils Act, 1919 (B) Govt. of India Act, 1985 (C) Indian Councils Act, 1909 (D) Govt, of India Act, 1919, ‘The idea of the Constitution of India was first of all given oy (A) Or.B.R. Ambedkar (B) Jawaharlal Nehru (C) ShriM.N. Roy (B) Mahatma Gandhi The first session of the Gonstituent Assembly was held in (A) Bombay (8) Lahore (C) Calcutta (D) New Delhi168. 167, 168, 169. Which of the following persons is not part of an Individual Education Plan team? (A) Parents of the child (B) Regular education teacher of the child (C) Representative of the school (D) (A).(B), (C) Which of the following conditions is not among the primary reasons for preschool children to be served by special gducation providers ? (A) Development delay (8) Autism (©) Speechandlanquage impairment (D) Spina bifida Which of the following services is not part of public health ? (A) Vaceination clinics (B) Outpatient therapy services (©) Fluoridation of drinking waier (D) Workplace safety inspections Regulation of health professionals occurs at this levol of public health services (A) International (B) Federal (C) State (BD) Local 170, 171 172. 173. JDD-14/SPEDT/X-14 Which ‘of the following services is considered pari of the assurance function of public health agencies 7 (A) Enforce sanitation laws (8) Diagnose and investigate infectious disease outbreaks (©) Formation of community health Partnerships (0) Develop policies that address community health problems Which of the following conditions is nota high priority public health focus area that can be addressed by ‘occupational therapists and physical therapists 7 (A) Arthritis (8) Nutrition and overweight (©). Knee ligament repair (O) Chronic back condition A teacher will become an effective communicator if (A) He uses instructional aids (8) He helps students get meaning out of what he teaches (C)_ He asks questions between teachings (D]_ He helps students get correct answers to the questions on the topic A. goed teacheris one whois capable of (A) Finishing the course in time (B) Inducing the students toleain (C) Giving a good result (D) Helping students in preparing good notes174. 175. 176. 177. A student tries to solve a problem without any help from a teacher. The teacher should (A) Advise him/herto take help from his/her colleaques Pay no aitention to him/her Scold himMer far foolishness Appraise his/her individual effort ®) ( (8) Which one of the following is an indicative of the quality of teaching ? (A) Period of maintaining peace in the classroom (8) Standard of questions raised by students in the classroom (©) Standard of answers replied by students in the classroom (0) Pass percentage of the students The main purpose of teaching is (A) Development of thinking power (8) Development of reasoning power (©) Both (A) and (B) (8) Giving information only Aleacher needs to study Philosophy of Education because of 1A) Understanding theory inherited in Philosophy Being acquainted with abstract knowledge Setting aims and objectives of curriculum Getting ideas to control teaching behaviour (B) ©) (D) 178. 179. 180. JDD-14/SPEDTIX-14, "Values are inherent in every human being’ Is reflected in “A 8) () D) Realism Pragmatism Naturalism, idealism Ina classroom, ideal situation is that in which 4, The lecturer delivers his lecture with full confidence as.he prepares himself forthe lecture before coming in the classroom 2. Students come in the classroom with full preparedness and discuss with each other on the subject in tho presence of the lecturer. 3. Lecturer and the students. discuss on the subject. 4, While delivering the lecture, the lecturer uses audio-visual means. tand3 Sand4 Only 2 Only 4 (A) (8) () (2) inorder to understand his students, a teacher should be wall versed in ‘which of the following ? (A) Child Psychology (Inclination towards understanding the children Opinion of the students towards (c) the subjeot matter Allof the above (0)181. Which method of teaching encourages the maximum use of knowledge ? (A) Problem Solution Method (3) Laboratory Method (C) Self-Study Method (D) Team-Study Method 182. In which of the following important featuresis a open book exam method ? (A) Students remain serious (B) It incregses attendance in the class-room (C) Itreduces the worry of students. related to examination (D) !tcompels student for thinking 183. Effective teacher is (A) Who has control over the class (8) Who can deliver more information in limited period (©) Who inspires students how to learn (D) Amends carefully the assignment 184. Methods used to organize classroom activities: and instruction, creating a happy and productive learning environment are known as (A) Co-operative learning (8) Lesson planning (C) Classroom management JDD-14/SPEDT/X-14 According to your texi, the best way loreduce wasted class time is (A) Squeezing more minutes of instruction out of a classroom day ‘To have all the lesson materials teady toga To effectively communicate the value of learning to students To start class promptly when the bell rings 185. (8) () (0) To maintain the momentum in the classroom, the best thing a teacher can dois (A) To provide frequent breaks in the lesson, keeping task engagement high (®) Towalk around anc engage the students in their work To avoid interruptions or slowdowns, keeping task engagement high To have all the lesson materials prepared in advance 186. (c) ©) According to studies of teacher's actions, the most important time for a teacher to define and implement his ‘or her classroom management plan (A) Is during the first few days of the school year Is ightatterreport cards come out At the last day of each grading period Is during the second week of school, once the composition of the olass has stabilized 187. e) () (0) {D) Method of loci188. 189, 190. Teachers can eliminate much routine classroom misbehaviour without breaking the momentumofthe lesson (A) By setting up a token economy whereby students are rewarded for staying on task (B) By the use of simple nonvernal cues to students (C) By isolating potential troublemakers from the rest of the class (D) By talking fast and moving the lesson along Which of the following is not a formal assessment ? (A) Assignment {B) Paper (C) Quiz Discussion Which of the following is not an informal assessment ? (A) Assignment (B) Observation (©) Rating soales Discussion 191. 192, 193. 194, JDD-14/SPEDT/X-14 Education explains the gaining experience from birth through old-age. (A). Training (8) Philosophy (C) Programmer (0) Psychology According to human fagtor, individuals may vary from to day in their performance. (A) Day ) Week (©) Year (B) Month When a teacher's cettified to teach it doesn't mean his is completed, (A) Learning (8) Education (©) Training (©) Planning The staff should examine the programme continuously with the of the principal (A) Administration (B) Supporting (©) Helping (0) Leadership195, 196. 197. The current view of childhood assumes that (A) Chidren are similar to adults in most ways Children are best treated as young adults (eB) Childhood is basically 4 () “waiting period” Childhood Is a unique period of growth and change (D) Creative writing should be an activity planned for ‘ (A) Only those children reading on grade level (B) Only those children who can spell and also, can write conesive sentences (GC) Only those children who want to write for the newspaper of the class (D) All chikiréen The normal twelve years old child is most likely 10 (A). Have difficulty with gross motor coordination Have anxiety feelings about 6) pleasing adults Confine his/her interests to the here and now (C) (0) Be eager for peer approval 199. 200. JDD-14/SPEDTIX-14 188. The reason why students run from school is Lack of interosting class teaching work A) Lack of interestin studies onthe partof students (8) Not giving punishment to students (©) Callous attitude of teachers towards the problem ©) ‘You find a student to be intelligent. You will (A) Remain pleased with him Not give him additional homework Motivate him so that he can make more progress inform his parents aboutthe fact that he is intelligent (D) The term ‘identical elements’ is closely associated with A) (8) © (0) Group instruction Transter of learning Jealousy between twins Similar test questionsKe 44 2 13, JDD-14/SPEDT/X-14. IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES wefcont & fae aeaael oat “Thie booklet contains 48 pages Please check all tha pages of the Booklet carefully. 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