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Cbse Ctet 2021 S2
Cbse Ctet 2021 S2
Application No 21101976151
Candidate Name SUCHALI
Roll No. 202390876321912
Test Date 20/12/2021
Test Time 2:30 PM - 5:00 PM
Subject P2 English and Punjabi MS
Q.1 The errors that children make during the learning process can be:
Options 1. Used to ascertain their current ability and intelligence.
2. Rectified immediately without feedback so that they are not repeated
3. Seen as normal and acceptable part of cognitive development
4. A distraction in the learning process and should be minimized quickly
Q.4 According to Jean Piaget, the process of developmental change takes place through which
of the following specific cognitive functions :
Options 1. Assimilation and Accommodation
2. Maturation and Experience
3. Social transmission and maturation
4. Experience and social transmission
Q.6 The education of learners from 'disadvantaged' and 'deprived' backgrounds can get
negatively influenced by which of the following
(i) Stereotypes
Q.7 According to Lev Vygotsky, the process of cognitive development is mediated by:
Options 1. Cultural Derivatives
2. Cultural Tools
3. Cultural Modes
4. Cultural Signifiers
Q.8 Which if the following strategies would not be facilitative with respect to children with
specific hearing disabilities within regular schools?
Options 1. Reasonable accommodation in curriculum
2. Individualized educational planning
3. Relaxation in specific domains of learning, wherever possible
4. Continual negative comments on errors committed
Q.12 Conceptual clarity can be said to have been achieved when a student can:
Options 1. Apply concepts learnt to real life situations
2. Clearly remember the definition of a concept
3. Recall information given correctly
4. write down information correctly
Q.13 A child with locomotion disability joins a primary school. Which of the following would not
be a facilitative strategy for inclusion of the child within school?
Options 1. Showing sympathy for the lack of ability
2. Empathy- building among peers
3. Provision of allocating class on the ground floor
4. Appropriate infrastructural modifications
Q.15 " Success" in schools should be broadened beyond specific academic achievement within
school to include:
Options 1. Extra tests which can be done at home
2. Training given by coaching institutions
3. Constant focus only on areas where a child is ‘weak’
4. Development of socio – emotional capacities as an important part of education.
Q.16 Which of the following characteristics are there in ‘master oriented learners’?
Options 1. Low fear of failure, entity view of ability
2. High fear of failure, incremental view of ability
3. Low fear of failure, incremental view of ability
4. High fear of failure, entity view of ability
Q.17 A 5 year old child was given 10 pebbles by her teacher. She put the pebbles in different
formations e.g. a short line, a long line and a circle. She counted these pebbles repeatedly.
Which of the following cognitive schemas is she attempting to attain according to Jean
Piaget?
Options 1. Conservation of numbers
2. Seriation
3. Transitive inference
4. Nominal scale
Q.18 A progressive educator need to embody which of the following attributes within a
classroom:
Options 1. Empathy, control, discipline
2. Empathy, realness, care
3. Empathy, realness, control
4. Empathy, control, care
Q.25 The developmental theorists who view process of development as having substantial
plasticity throughout life are likely to emphasize the importance of :
Options 1. Heredity
2. Environment and experience
3. Crystallized intelligence
4. Domain specific intelligence
Q.28 The nature of relationship between development and learning is viewed by Lev Vygotsky
as having which of the following characteristics?
Options 1. It is linear in nature
2. Development often precedes learning
3. Learning often precedes development
4. The relationship is static in nature
Q.29 Encouraging students to compete among themselves in the classroom can have the
following consequences. Which of these would you perceive to be harmful for a child’s
growth?
(ii) It increases the stress and anxiety level of students hampering their cognitive growth
(iii) It can create ‘star’ students within a classroom whose achievement can be source of
pride for schools
(iv) It can prepare students to fit into the competitive, market based economics.
Options 1. (i), (ii), (iv)
2. (i), (ii), (iii), (iv)
3. (i), (ii)
4. (ii), (iii), (iv)
Q.30 In a classroom where students have diverse learning profiles, a teacher needs to :
Options 1. Identify normative level of teaching
2. Create special achievement and remedial sections
3. Do ability groupings within classroom
4. Find creative ways of engaging with diverse learning pace of students
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