STUDY CENTRE TET PAPER - II

Foe;ij Nkk;ghL kw;Wk; fw;gpj;jy;Foe;ij Nkk;ghL kw;Wk; fw;gpj;jy;Foe;ij Nkk;ghL kw;Wk; fw;gpj;jy;Foe;ij Nkk;ghL kw;Wk; fw;gpj;jy;

gFjp gFjp gFjp gFjp I 1. Foe;ijfis Cf;Ftpg;gjw;fhf Mrphpah; xt;nthU nray;ghl;bd; KbtpYk; ,dpg;Gfs; toq;FtJ a. Kjdpiy tYT+l;lk; b. ,uz;lhk; epiy tYT+l;lk; c. %d;whk; epiy tYT+l;lk; d. ,tw;Ws; vJTkpy;iy In order to motivate children, a teacher offers some sweets for the completion of each problem. This is a a. Primary reinforcer b. Secondary reinforce c. Tertiary reinforcer d. none of these.

2. ntw;wpf; fspg;gpy; ,Uf;Fk; Foe;ij vt;tpjj; Njitia vjph;Nehf;FfpwJ? a. mutizg;G b. mDkjp vjph;ghh;j;jy; c. milt d. ghJfhg;G czh;T A child who is more delighted with success, is possessing the need for a. affection b. approval c. achievement d. security

3. Mrphpah; jdJ fw;gpj;jypy; tpisahl;L Kiwia cw;rhfg;gLj;JtJ a. Gwta Cf;Ftpj;jy; b. mfta Cf;Ftpj;jy; c. milt Cf;Ftpj;jy; d. ,tw;Ws; vJTkpy;iy A teacher who encourages the playway method in his teaching explores a. Extrinsic motivation b. Intrinsic motivation c. Achievement motivation d. none of these

4. Mrphpah; jdJ ghl elj;Jjypd; jpl;lk; jahhpj;jypy; gpd;tUtdtw;Ws; vk;Kiw nghUj;jkhdjhf fUjg;gLfpwJ? a. r%f tiutpay; Kiw b. MSik Kiw c. Mf;fj;jpwd; Kiw d. Ez;zwpT Kiw What type of tests are most suitable for the teacher in planning his teaching strategies? a. Sociometric tests b. Personality tests c. Creativity tests d. Intelligence tests

5. xU jdpeghpd; kpfg; nghUj;jg;ghl;L elj;ijia ntspf;fhl;Lk; Fzeyd; a. ed;F Nkk;gLj;jg;gl;l Nkdpiy kdk;

b. ed;F epiyg;glj;jg;gl;l jd;Dzh;T kdk; c. jho;epiy kdJ Nkdpiy kdij Mjpf;fk; nra;jy; d. jho;epiy kdk;> jd;Dzh;T kdk; kw;Wk; Nkdpiy kdk; vy;yhKk; xUq;Nf gyKld; ,Uf;Fk; epiy An individual showing well adjusted personality is characterised by a. well developed superego b. well balanced ego c. domination of id over superego d. id, ego and superego are equally powerful.

6. fbdkhd ghlg;gFjpia fw;gpf;f Mrphpah; ‘tpUg;gkhd J}z;LnghUis’ gad;gLj;Jfpwhh;. mJ ,r;nray;ghl;bid kPz;Lk; kPz;Lk; nra;tjhy; khzth;fs; ghlj;jpid tpUk;Gfpwhh;fs;. ,J a. Kad;W jtwpf; fw;wy; b. Mf;f epiyapWj;jy; c. Gyd;fhl;rpf; fw;wy; d. fUtprhh; Mf;f epiyapWj;jk; A teacher tries to teach a complex idea with the help of some pleasant stimulus and after repeated use of the situations, the students liked the subject. The theory underlying this method is a. Trial and Error learning b. Classical conditioning c. Perceptual learning d. Operant conditioning

7. J}z;ly; - Jyq;fy; tiff;fw;wy; ve;jf; Nfhl;ghl;bdpy; epiyapUj;jg;gLfpwJ? a. Mf;f epiyapUj;jk; b. n[];lhy;l; fw;wy; c. Kad;W jtwpf; fw;wy; d. fUtprhh; Mf;f epiyapWj;jk; Stimulus-Reponse bond is established in a. Classical conditioning b. Gestalt learning c. Trial and Error learning d. Operant conditioning

8. tPl;Lg;ghlj;ij ntWf;Fk; Foe;ijapid Neh;kiwahf jpUj;j Kay;tJ a. NtWgLj;Jjy; Kiw b. fUtprhh; Mf;f epiyapWj;j Kiw c. ,Uj;jy; -fl;Lg;ghl;L Kiw d. kPz;Lk; fw;wy; Kiw A child who shows an aversion towards homework is to be corrected positively. Which technique would you suggest? a. Discrimination method b. Instrumental conditioning c. Deconditioning method d. Relearning method

9. fpy;Nghh;bd; fl;likg;G khjphpapd; tpisTf; fhuzpfs; vd;d? a. rpe;jpj;jy;> mwpTrhh; nray; kw;Wk; fhuzkwpjy; (fhuzk; tpdTjy;) b. nghUs;> nray;ghLfs; kw;Wk; tpisT c. nray;epiyfs;> nray;ghLfs; kw;Wk; jpl;lKiwfs;

d. nray;ghLfs;> nray;epiyfs; kw;Wk; nray;tpisT What are the determinants of Guilford’s model of intellect? a. Thinking, cognition and reasoning b. Content, operation and product c. Operation, process and systems d. Process, operation and product

10. tpisahl;L rhh;e;j tp~aq;fspy; jdpj;jpwikNahL tpsq;Fk; Foe;ijaplk; mjpfkhf ,Ug;gJ a. fUj;jpay; (,lk; rhh;e;j) Ez;zwpT b. njhlh; (gbepiy) fzpj Ez;zwpT c. cly; - njhL czh; Ez;zwpT d. gpwkdpj Ez;zwpT A child who performs better in sports and games is dominant with a. Spatial intelligence b. Logical Mathematical intelligence c. Bodily Kinesthetic intelligence d. Interpersonal intelligence

11. kdntOr;rp ‘fhjhh;]p];’ vd;gJ

a. kdntOr;rp ntspaPL b. kdntOr;rpapd; nghUs;epiy c. kw;wth;fspd; kdntOr;rpia Ghpe;Jnfhs;sy; d. kdntOr;rpia ePz;lfhyk; cs;spUj;jp itj;jy; Emotional catharsis means a. free release of emotional energy b. spontaneous expression of emotions c. sharing of other’s emotions d. storing the emotions for a long time

12. ‘vhpf;rd;’ mth;fspd; Nfhl;ghL ntspg;gLj;Jk; fUj;J a. csg;gFg;gha;T Nfhl;ghL b. kdpjtpay; Nfhl;ghL c. mwpTtsh;r;rprhh; Nfhl;ghL d. csr; - r%f Nfhl;ghL Erickson’s theory explains the concept of a. Psychoanalytic theory b. Humanistic theory c. Cognitive development theory d. Psycho-social development theory

13. mwpTrhh; tsh;r;rpf; Nfhl;ghL Foe;ijapd; ve;j gz;Gfis Kf;fpaj;Jtg;gLj;JfpwJ? a. Kjph;r;rp b. xd;Wjy;

c. xOf;fk; d. rKjha xUikg;ghL (r%fr; rhh;Gik) Cognitive development theory emphasizes the characteristics of child’s a. Maturation b. Identity c. Morality d. Sociability

14. khzth;fspd; KOikahd (epiwthd) ftdj;ijg; ngw gpd;tUtdtw;Ws; vk;Kiw nghUe;Jk;?

I. J}z;LnghUspd; mlh;j;jp kw;Wk; cUtmsit mjpfhpj;jy; II. kPs;nray; kw;Wk; GJik nray;ghl;bid typAWj;Jjy; a. $w;W (I) kl;Lk; rhpahdJ b. $w;Wfs; (I) kw;Wk; (II) rhpahdjy;y c. $w;Wfs; (I) kw;Wk; (II) rhpahdit d. $w;W (II) rhpahdJ For capturing maximum attention of students, which of the following is correct? I. Intensity and size of the stimulus must be increased II. Repetition and novelty should be emphasized a. Only statement (I) is correct b. Statements (I) and (II) are not correct c. Both the statements (I) and (II) are correct d. Statement (II) is correct 15. gpd;tUtw;Ws; vJ ftd tifia rhuhjJ?

a. gof;ff; ftdk; b. ,aw;ifahd ftdk; (nraypd;wp ftdpj;jy;) c. nraw;ifahd ftdk; (nraNyhL ftdpj;jy;) d. gq;Nfw;G ftdk; Which of the following is not a type of attention? a. Habitual attention b. Involuntary attention c. Volitional attention d. Participatory attention

16. gpd;tUtdtw;Ws; vJ Gwj;Njw;W Kiwapd; fPo; tuhJ? a. kpdNrhl;lh gy;epiy MSikj; Njh;T b. Nuhh;];rhf; ikjlr; Nrhjid c. thf;fpak; epiwT nra;jy; d. nghUswpNthL ,izj;jw; Nrhjid Which of the following is not a projective test? a. Minnesota Multiphasic Personality inventory b. Rorschach Ink blot test c. Sentence completion test

d. Thematic Apperception test

17. khzh;th;fspd; tUifia mse;jwpa Mrphpah; gpd;tUtdtw;Ws; ,k;Kiwia ifahsyhk;? a. juTNfhy; b. KOepiw gjpNtL c. njhpTNfhy; d. tpdhg;gbt Kiw To assess the absenteeism of students regularly, a teacher can use a. rating scales b. cumulative record c. check list d. questionnaire

18. fzpjj;jpy; gytPdkhd khzth; nkhopg; ghlj;jpy; rpwe;J tpsq;FtJ vt;tpj elj;ijia rhUk;? a. xd;wpg;Nghjy; (xd;Wjy;) b. <Lnra;jy; c. fhuzk; fw;gpj;jy; d. Gw;Njw;Wjy; (Gwj;njwpjy;) A child who is weak in mathematics, tries to excel in language is using the mechanism of a. Identification b. Compensation c. Retionalisation d. Projection

19. khzth; jdJ nrhe;jg; gpur;ridAld; cq;fis mZfpdhy; cq;fspd; mbg;gil nray;ghL vJthf ,Uf;Fk;? a. gpur;ridapd; fhuzq;fis gFj;jha;jy; b. mwpTiu gfh;gtiu mZfr; nrhy;Yjy; c. gpur;rid (rpf;fy;)-I jhdhf Kbf;Fk; tiu fhj;jpUf;fr; nra;jy; d. topfhl;Ljy; toq;Fjy; When a student approaches you with a personal problem, what initial strategy will you provide? a. Analyse the causes of the problem b. Ask to consult a counselor c. wait so that the problem can be solved by himself d. Provide guidance

20. gpd;tUk; ngah;fspy; vth; mZFgth; ika mwpTiug; gfh;jiy Kd;dpWj;jpath; a. rpf;kz;l; g;uha;L b. Mg;u`hk; kh];Nyh c. tpy;ypak;rd; d. fhh;y; Nuhfh;]; Who put forward the client centred counseling? a. Sigmund Freud b. Abraham Maslow c. Williamson d. Carl Rogers

21. fy;tp milit Nkk;gLj;Jk; nray;ghl;bid gpd;tUtdtw;Ws; ve;j Kiwapd; fPo; tifg;gLj;jyhk;?

a. mfNehf;F Kiw b. jdpahs; gFg;gha;T Kiw c. Nrhjid Kiw d. cw;WNehf;fy; Kiw Which of the following methods will you use to study the effectiveness of activity method in imporving academic performance? a. Introspection method b. Case study method c. Experimental method d. Observation method

22. ‘fy;tpapy; cstpay;’ elj;ijia mwptpay; G+h;tkhf tpsf;FtJ a. midtiug; gw;wpAk; b. fw;gpg;Nghh; kw;Wk; fw;Nghh; c. kdpj kw;Wk; kpUf d. fw;Nghh; kl;Lk; Educational psychology explains the scientific study of the behaviour of a. all individuals b. teacher and learners c. both human and animals d. learners only

23. jdpahs; kdpj cwTKiwfs; gw;wpa cstpay; gphpT a. mwpTrhh; cstpay; b. njhopy;rhh; cstpay; c. kUj;Jt cstpay; d. r%f cstpay; The branch of psychology that deals with interrelationships among individuals is known as a. Cognitive psychology b. Industrial psychology c. Clinical psychology d. Social psychology

24. njhFj;jwpjy; Kiwapd; mbg;gil tsh;r;rpf; Nfhl;ghL a. cs; xl;LwT tpjp b. nghUj;j tpjp c. RUs; tpjp d. nghJthditapypUe;J rpwg;ghdit tpjp What is the basic principle of development applied in the inductive approach? a. Principle of interrelation b. Principle of proximo-distal c. Principle of spirality d. Principle of general to specific

25. mwpTrhh; tsh;r;rpg; gbepiyfspy; FwpaPl;L rkd;ghLfis Ghpe;J nfhs;Sk; epiy a. Gydpaf;f epiy b. nray;epiy (GydPlhd nray; epiy) c. Kw;nray; epiy d. KOr;nray; epiy Which stage of cognitive development is suitable to teach the symbolic representation of equations in science? a. Sensori-motor stage b. Concrete – operational stage c. Pre-operational stage d. Formal-operational stage

26. ghh;it topf; fw;Fk; khztiu ePtph; re;jpf;f Neh;e;jhy;> gpd;tUtdtw;Ws; vf;fw;wy; Kiwia mth;fSf;F njhpT nra;tPh;? a. kPs;nrhy; Kiw (kPl;nrhy; Kiw) b. fUj;J tiuglq;fs;

c. njhlh;GKiw EZf;fk; d. tpisahl;L EZf;fk; When you are confronted with a visual learner, which learning method would you suggest? a. Recitation method b. Concept mapping c. Association technique d. Gaming technique

27. ,U Foe;ijfs; jq;fsJ ngw;Nwhiu gw;wpa FiwghLfis gw;wp Ngrpf;nfhs;Sjy; vt;tifia rhh;e;jJ? I. ngw;Nwhh; Gwk;js;Sjy; II. kpff;Fiwe;j FLk;g MjuT III. jdpikg;gl;l ngw;Nwhh; IV. ngw;Nwhhpd; mjpfg; ghJfhg;G ,tw;Ws;: a. midj;Jk; rhpahdit b. (I), (III) kw;Wk; (IV) rhpahdit c. (I), (II) kw;Wk; (III) rhpahdit d. vitAk; rhpahditay;y In one of the informal discussions in the classroom, two children are identified

who are complaining about their parental conflicts. The problem associated with the children is

I. Parental rejection II. Poor family support III. Isolated Parents IV. Parental overprotection Among these statements a. All are correct b. (I), (III) and (IV) are correct c. (I), (II) and (III) are correct d. None of them is correct 28. kdntOr;rp Ez;zwpTld; njhlh;Gs;s Kf;fpa ngah;

a. G.W. My;Nghh;l; b. Nldpay; Nfhy;nkd;Nldpay; Nfhy;nkd;Nldpay; Nfhy;nkd;Nldpay; Nfhy;nkd;

c. n`thh;L fhh;l;dh; d. J.P. fpy;Nghh;L The chief exponent of emotional intelligence is a. G.W. Allport b. Daniel Goleman c. Howard Gardner d. J.P. Guilford

29. NtWghLfs; mjpfKs;s tFg;giwapdpy; Mrphpah; a. xNu Kiwahd fw;gpj;jiy Nkw;nfhs;sNtz;Lk; b. Foe;ijfs; mth;fspd; tpUg;gg;gb fw;f mDkjpf;fg;gl Ntz;Lk;. Foe;ijfs; mth;fspd; tpUg;gg;gb fw;f mDkjpf;fg;gl Ntz;Lk;. Foe;ijfs; mth;fspd; tpUg;gg;gb fw;f mDkjpf;fg;gl Ntz;Lk;. Foe;ijfs; mth;fspd; tpUg;gg;gb fw;f mDkjpf;fg;gl Ntz;Lk;

c. rhjhuzf; Foe;ijfspd; Njitfis Kf;fpag;gLj;jp> ruhrhpahNdhUf;F fw;gpj;jy; d. jdpahs; fw;gpj;jy; Kiwfis gad;gLj;Jjy; In a diversified classroom, the teacher should

a. use a single mode of teaching b. permit the students to learn according to their willingness c. highlight the needs of normal children and teach at the average level d. use individualized learning strategies

30. fw;wy; tisNfhL ,jid ntspf;fhl;LfpwJ a. fw;wy; nray;ghLfspd; tpyf;fj;ijf; Fwpf;fpd;wJ b. fw;wy; Kiwapid Fwpf;fpwJ c. fw;Nghhpd; tsh;epiyiaf; Fwpf;fpwJ. fw;Nghhpd; tsh;epiyiaf; Fwpf;fpwJ. fw;Nghhpd; tsh;epiyiaf; Fwpf;fpwJ. fw;Nghhpd; tsh;epiyiaf; Fwpf;fpwJ

d. FwpaPl;L glf;fw;wy; fhuzpia Fwpf;fpwJ Learning curve depicts a. Curve showing the deviations of learning process b. Diagram representing the mode of learning of a group c. Graph representing the learner’s progression with time d. Symbolic map of factors of learning

gFjp gFjp gFjp gFjp – II jkpo;jkpo;jkpo;jkpo;

31. rhpahdtw;iwj; Njh;T nra;f: a. fhd; - fub cOit - rpq;fk; klq;fy; - Gyp vz;F - fhL b. fhd;fhd;fhd;fhd; ---- fhLfhLfhLfhL cOitcOitcOitcOit ---- GypGypGypGyp klq;fy; klq;fy; klq;fy; klq;fy; ---- rpq;fk; rpq;fk; rpq;fk; rpq;fk;

vz;Fvz;Fvz;Fvz;F ---- fubfubfubfub c. fhd; - fhL cOit - rpq;fk; klq;fy; - fub

vz;F - Gyp d. fhd; - fhL cOit - Gyp klq;fy; - fub vz;F - rpq;fk;

32. ‘,e;jpah’ vd;Dk; ,jo; a. jpdrhp ,jo; b. thu ,jo;thu ,jo;thu ,jo;thu ,jo;

c. jpq;fs; ,UKiw d. jpq;fs; ,jo;

33. ‘Nfhl;Lfph; FUis’ vd;wiof;fg;gLtJ

a. rpq;ff;Fl;brpq;ff;Fl;brpq;ff;Fl;brpq;ff;Fl;b b. Gypf;Fl;b c. fubf;Fl;b d. Fuq;Ff;Fl;b

34. fspw;wpahid epiuapYs;s ghly; vz;zpf;if a. 100 b. 110 c. 120 d. 180

35. rhpahd itg;G Kiwiaj; Njh;T nra;f: a.... FwpQ;rp FwpQ;rp FwpQ;rp FwpQ;rp ---- 2> 82> 82> 82> 8 Ky;iyKy;iyKy;iyKy;iy ---- 4> 144> 144> 144> 14 kUjk; kUjk; kUjk; kUjk; ---- 6> 166> 166> 166> 16 nea;jy; nea;jy; nea;jy; nea;jy; ---- 10> 2010> 2010> 2010> 20 b. FwpQ;rp - 10> 20 Ky;iy - 6> 16 kUjk; - 4> 14 nea;jy; - 2> 8 c. FwpQ;rp - 2> 8 Ky;iy - 6> 16 kUjk; - 10> 20 nea;jy; - 4> 14 d. FwpQ;rp - 2> 8 Ky;iy - 10> 20 kUjk; - 4> 14 nea;jy; - 6> 16

36. ‘kDKiw fz;l thrfk;’ vd;w E}ypd; Mrphpah; a. FkuFUguh; b. kzpthrfh; c. rptQhd Kdpth; d. ts;syhh;ts;syhh;ts;syhh;ts;syhh;

37. fp.gp. 2010-I jpUts;Stuhz;L ______ vd;W $WNthk;. a. 2011 b. 2021 c. 2041 d. 2033

38. ‘Nuhrh;]; ,uhkhD[d;’ vd;w E}iy ntspapl;lth; a. `hh;b. `hh;b. `hh;b. `hh;b b. ypl;by;Tl; c. <.vr;. netpy; d. [hNfhgp

39. MW vd;gjd; jopnoz; a. b. c. d.

40. ‘#lhkzp epfz;L’ ,jd; Mrphpah;

a. jpthfuh; b. kz;lyGUlhkz;lyGUlhkz;lyGUlhkz;lyGUlh;;;; c. tPukhKdpth; d. c.Nt.rh

41. ‘fpz;zu kpJdq;fs;’ vd miof;fg;gLgit a. goq;fs; b. tpyq;Ffs; c. gwitfs;gwitfs;gwitfs;gwitfs; d. ,uhrpfs;

42. ‘Ntjtpj;J’ vd;wiof;fg;gLtJ

a. jpUthrfkjpUthrfkjpUthrfkjpUthrfk; b. Njthuk; c. jpUkiw d. jpUg;ghit

43. ‘Jrq;fl;Ljy;’ vd;Dk; nrhy; a. jFjp tof;F b. tl;lhu tof;F. tl;lhu tof;F. tl;lhu tof;F. tl;lhu tof;F

c. kq;fy tof;F d. F*cf; Fwp

44. rhpahd tpiliaj; Njh;T nra;f: a. re;jpuhjpj;jk; - Kj;Jf;Fil rfyhghrdk; - kzpf;Fil epj;jtpNehjk; - nghw;Fil b. re;jpuhjpj;jk; re;jpuhjpj;jk; re;jpuhjpj;jk; re;jpuhjpj;jk; ---- kzpf;Fil kzpf;Fil kzpf;Fil kzpf;Fil rfyhghrdk;rfyhghrdk;rfyhghrdk;rfyhghrdk; ---- Kj;Jf;FilKj;Jf;FilKj;Jf;FilKj;Jf;Fil epj;jtpNehjk;epj;jtpNehjk;epj;jtpNehjk;epj;jtpNehjk; ---- nghw;Filnghw;Filnghw;Filnghw;Fil c. re;jpuhjpj;jk; - nghw;Fil rfyhghrdk; - kzpf;Fil epj;jtpNehjk; - Kj;Jf;Fil d. re;jpuhjpj;jk; - Kj;Jf;Fil rfyhghrdk; - nghw;Fil epj;jtpNehjk; - kzpf;Fil

45. ‘fl;fNej;hp’ vd;gjd; jdpj;jkpo;r; nrhy;iy vOJf: a. mq;faw;fz;zp b. ths;neLq;fz;zpths;neLq;fz;zpths;neLq;fz;zpths;neLq;fz;zp

c. ePs;neLq;fz;zp d. gq;faf; fz;zp

46. fPo;f;fJtha; Nkhid gapd;W tUk; rPh;fs; a. 2> 3> 4 b. 1> 3> 4 c. 1> 2> 41> 2> 41> 2> 41> 2> 4 d. 2> 4

47. rhpahd tpiliaj; njhpT nra;f: a.... kJiu fhz;lk;kJiu fhz;lk;kJiu fhz;lk;kJiu fhz;lk; ---- 18 glyk;18 glyk;18 glyk;18 glyk; $ly; fhz;lk;$ly; fhz;lk;$ly; fhz;lk;$ly; fhz;lk; ---- 30 glyk;30 glyk;30 glyk;30 glyk; jpUthytha;f;fhz;lk; jpUthytha;f;fhz;lk; jpUthytha;f;fhz;lk; jpUthytha;f;fhz;lk; ---- 16 glyk;16 glyk;16 glyk;16 glyk; b. kJiu fhz;lk; - 16 glyk; $ly; fhz;lk; - 30 glyk; jpUthytha;f;fhz;lk; - 18 glyk; c. kJiu fhz;lk; - 30 glyk; $ly; fhz;lk; - 16 glyk; jpUthytha;f;fhz;lk; - 18 glyk; d. kJiu fhz;lk; - 29 glyk; $ly; fhz;lk; - 16 glyk; jpUthytha;f;fhz;lk; - 18 glyk;

48. ‘,Uif Ailf;fsp wd;dtd;’ - ,jpy; gapd;W tUk; mzp a. epuy; epiuazp b. ,y;nghUs; ctikazp,y;nghUs; ctikazp,y;nghUs; ctikazp,y;nghUs; ctikazp

c. gpwpJnkhopjyzp d. Ntw;Wikazp

49. ‘xUikj; Njhw;wj;J INtW tdg;gpd; ,yq;F fjph; tp^ck; eyq;nfO kzpfSk; ….” njhlh;Gilaj; Jiw

a. kz;zpay. kz;zpay. kz;zpay. kz;zpay; b. nghwpapay; c. fdpktpay; d. mZtpay;

50. ‘cyfj; jkpo;g; gz;ghl;L ,af;fk;’ Njhd;wf; fhuzkhdth; a. lhf;lh; K.t b. m.r. Qhdrk;ge;jd; c. lhf;lh; nj.ngh.kP d. rhiy ,se;jpiuad. rhiy ,se;jpiuad. rhiy ,se;jpiuad. rhiy ,se;jpiuad;

51. clk;gLnka; vd;gd a. y;> s;> b. l;> z; c. a;> t;. a;> t;. a;> t;. a;> t; d. g;> w;

52. rhpahd tpiliaj; Njh;T nra;f: a.... FwpQ;rp FwpQ;rp FwpQ;rp FwpQ;rp ---- rpWFbrpWFbrpWFbrpWFb Ky;iyKy;iyKy;iyKy;iy ---- NrhpNrhpNrhpNrhp kUjk;kUjk;kUjk;kUjk; ---- Ng&h;Ng&h;Ng&h;Ng&h; ghiyghiyghiyghiy ---- FWk;GFWk;GFWk;GFWk;G b. FwpQ;rp - Nrhp Ky;iy - Ng&h; kUjk; - rpWFb ghiy - FWk;G c. FwpQ;rp - Ng&h; Ky;iy - FWk;G kUjk; - Nrhp ghiy - rpWFb d. FwpQ;rp - FWk;G Ky;iy - rpWFb kUjk; - Ng&h; ghiy - Nrhp

53. ‘nfyd; nfy;yh;’ gbj;j gs;spapd; ngah; a. `hg;fpd;]; gs;sp b. ];lhg;fpd;]; gs;sp c. ngh;fpd;]; gs;spngh;fpd;]; gs;spngh;fpd;]; gs;spngh;fpd;]; gs;sp d. ];̂ th;l;]; gs;sp

54. fe;jUtk;> fe;Jfk;> Nfhzk;> Fe;jk; - ,it ,e;j tpyq;ifr; Rl;Lk; a. ahid b. FjpiuFjpiuFjpiuFjpiu c. khL d. khd;

55. ‘KLF’ vd;Dk; xir eak; nfhz;L ghly; ,aw;w ty;yth;

a. ghujpahh; b. ghgehrk; rptd;ghgehrk; rptd;ghgehrk; rptd;ghgehrk; rptd;

c. Rj;jhde;j ghujp d. ghujpjhrd;

56. ikf;Nfy; VQ;rNyh vd;gth; rpwe;j

a. ftpQh; b. ghlfh; c. rpw;gp. rpw;gp. rpw;gp. rpw;gp d. ebfh;

57. nka;fz;lhd; Gj;jfr; rhiy ,tUld; njhlh;GilaJ a. fhkuhrhfhkuhrhfhkuhrhfhkuhrh; b. rj;jp%h;j;jp c. t.c.rp d. ff;fd;

58. _______ vd;Dkplj;jpy; eilngw;w mwg;Nghhpy; jpy;iyahb ts;spak;ik ifjhdhh; a. N[hfd;];gh;f; b. thy;f;];u];l;thy;f;];u];l;thy;f;];u];l;thy;f;];u];l;

c. Glhng];l; d. vbd; ghh;f;

59. epd;w rPhpd; <w;wirAk;> tUk; rPhpd; KjyirAk; ________ vdg;gLk; a. vJif b. ,iaG c. Nkhid d. jis. jis. jis. jis

60. ‘ck;guhh; gjp’ vd miof;fg;gLgth; a. ,e;jpud. ,e;jpud. ,e;jpud. ,e;jpud;;;; b. re;jpud; c. #hpad; d. ehujh;

PART – III ENGLISH

61. The aim of teaching poetry is

a. to help pupils to write poems b. to help pupils to enjoy reading the poems c. to help pupils only to learn poems by heart d. to write the poems in their notebooks

62. The teacher of English uses ‘pair – work’ in the classroom to a. improve pupils knowledge b. improve the teacher’s teaching c. improve pupils communication skills d. improve the teacher’s English

63. Which is not a quality of ‘good handwriting’? a. Legibility b. Distinctiveness c. Spacing d. Absence of uniformity in the size of the letters

64. Reading a passage from the Supplementary Reader for enjoyment and expansion of information is called a. Silent Reading b. Intensive Reading c. Extensive Reading d. Self Reading

65. Identify the correct characteristic: If a test measures what it intends to measure, then it is one of the characteristics of a good test a. Practicability b. Reliability c. Scorability d. Validity

66. Remedial teaching involves a. teaching and testing b. testing continuously c. teaching, testing and reteaching d. teaching, difficult topics

67. Identify the correct Passive voice for the given sentence People believe he has cheated the government a. He has cheated the government is believed by people b. He has cheated the government is believed c. It is believed that he has cheated the government d. It is believed that he has cheated the government

68. Identify the adjective form of the word ‘honour’ a. honourable b. honest c. honesty d. honorarium

69. Arrange the following sentence jumbled words in the right order to from a meaningful sentence That / remember / always / become / can / you / thinking / by / big / big a. Remember always that by thinking you can become big b. By thinking big you become big that can remember always c. Always remember that you can become big by thinking big d. Always become big by thinking big that you can remember

70. Identify the correct comparative form of the given sentence Chennai is one of the largest cities in India a. Chennai is large than most other cities in India b. Chennai is larger than most other cities in India c. Chennai is not larger than most other cities in India d. Chennai is as large as most other cities in India

71. Identify the correct compound word that contains ‘Verb + Noun’ a. popcorn b. overthrow c. safeguard d. lifelong

72. The figure of speech that attributes life to inanimate objects or abstract qualities is a. Metaphor b. Personification c. smile d. alliteration

73. Choose the correct sentence pattern of the given sentence Reading made him a complete man a. S + V + O + C b. S + V + IO + DO c. S + V + A d. S + V + O

74. Identify the simple sentence for the given compound sentence I broke my ankle in a football match and had to go to hospital a. I had to go to hospital, because I broke my ankle in a football match b. I broke my ankle in a football match, so I had to go to hospital c. I had to go to hospital, so I broke my ankle in a football match d. Having broken my ankle in a football match, I had to go to hospital

75. Identify the correct ‘anagram’ a. meet – meat b. knew – no c. melon – lemon d. pun – fun

76. Identify the correct alphabetical order of the words in the box

Recession, receipt, recipient, recital, recapture

a. receipt, recital, recession, recapture, recipient b. recipient, recession, recital, recapture, receipt c. recital, recapture, recession, receipt d. recapture, receipt, recession, recital

(Q. Nos. 77 to 80) Read the passage with blanks numbered. For each numbered four options are given after the passage. Identify the word to fill in each blank. The young and the upwardly mobile generation of today has ( 77 ) aspirations ( 78 ) little patience. If the youngsters want a smartphone or an ipad, they usually don’t think much before spending (79) such gadgets.

Sometimes such spending involves taking a personal loan or using the credit card and repaying (80) debt over the next few months or even a year

77. a. low b. one c. high d. no

78. a. and b. but c. or d. of

79. a. of b. in c. at d. on

80. a. the b. an c. a d. some

81. How many sentences can be combined correctly without changing the meaning? Raman has to complete his homework. He can’t go out The correct combination of sentence is a. If Raman has to complete his homework, he can’t go out b. Raman has completed his homework until after he can’t go out c. Until after Raman has completed his homework, he can’t go out d. Until Raman has completed his homework after, he can’t go out

82. Identify the correct word to fill in the given blank If I ___________ rich, I would help the poor a. am b. were c. is d. was

83. Identify the reported form of the given sentence My friend said, “You must accept this gift” a. my friend asked that I must accept that gift b. My friend said that you must accept that gift c. My friend requested that I must accept this gift d. My friend insisted that I must accept that gift

84. A personal letter could contain a. three paragraph only b. two paragraphs only c. any number of paragraphs d. one paragraph only

85. Identify the sentence that is grammatically correct a. He invited us to spend a few days with him b. He invited us to stay a few days with him c. He invited us a few days to stay with him d. He invited us a few days to spend with him

86. Choose the correct a word to fill in the given blank Either Nila or Mala ________ present today

a. is b. are c. were d. was

87. Identify the correct phonemic transcription for ‘germinate’ a. /’dzemInIet / b. / ‘dze:mIneIt / c. / ‘germIneIt / d. / ‘jermIneIt /

88. The words ‘need’, ‘dare’ and ‘use to’ are a. auxiliaries b. models c. marginal modals d. modal auxiliaries

89. What does the following sentence mean? Gandhiji loved to be up with the lark a. Gandhiji woke up early in the morning b. Gandhiji was punctual c. Gandhiji went to bed early at night d. Gandhiji did not wake up early in the morning

90. Choose the right question tag We put some money in the blank last week _____________ ? a. aren’t we b. don’t we c. didn’t we d. do we

iv. a. MATHS AND SCIENCE

91. The chemical messenger secreted by less number of cells in endocrine part of pancreas is a. Insulin b. Glucose c. Glucagon d. Glycogen fizaj;jpd;> ehskpy;yh gFjpapd;> Fiwthd vz;zpf;ifapy; cs;s nry;fspypUe;J Ruf;fg;gLk; Ntjp J}Jthpd; ngah; a. ,d;Rypd; b. FSf;Nfh]; c. FSf;ffhd; d. fpisf;Nfh[d;

92. ‘Mule’ is an example of a. mechanical isolation b. gametic isolation c. ecological isolation d. post-zygotic isolation NfhNtW fOij (Mule) fPo;f;fz;ltw;Ws; vjw;F vLj;Jf;fhl;lhFk;? a. ve;jpuj;jdkhd jdpikg;gLj;Jjy; b. ,dr;nry; jdpikg;gLj;Jjy; c. #opay; jdpikg;gLj;Jjy; d. fUKl;il cUthf;fj;jpw;F gpd; jdpikg;gLj;Jjy;

93. The BMI of a person with a height of 6 feet is 21.6. His body weight in kilogram

a. 70 b. 90 c. 60 d. 100 6 mb cauKs;s xU kdpjdpd; clw;gUkf; FwpaPL (BMI) 21.6 vdpy;> mthpd; vilia fpNyhfpuhkpy; fz;Lgpb a. 70 b. 90 c. 60 d. 100

94. The invention of Dr. Ananda Mohan Chakraborty is associated with a. Bio-magnification b. Bio-remediation c. Bio-sonar d. Bio-control Dr. Mde;j; Nkhfd; rf;ugh;j;jpapd; fz;Lgpbg;G ,jNdhL njhlh;GilaJ a. caph;k ngUf;fkiljy; b. caph;k kWrPuhf;fk; c. caph;k xyp d. caph;k fl;Lg;ghL

95. During mitotic phase of meiosis, the number of cells formed from each daughter cell is a. 2 b. 4 c. 3 d. 6 kpahrp]; nry; gphpjypd; ikl;lhrp]; epiyapy;> xt;nthU Nra; nry;ypypUe;J cUthf;Fk; nry;fspd; vz;zpf;if a. 2 b. 4 c. 3 d. 6

96. Identify the correct form of food chain:

a. Grass → insects ↔ frog ↔ snake b. Insects → frog → snake → eagle c. Grass → snake → rat d. Plants → rat → owl

rhpahd czT rq;fpypia Fwpg;gpLf:

a. Gy; → g+r;rpfs; ↔ jtis ↔ ghk;G

b. G+r;rpfs; → jtis → ghk;G → gUe;J c. Gy; → ghk;G → vyp d. jhtuq;fs; → vyp → Me;ij

97. The parts of plant best suited for maintaining heterosis through generations are a. flowers, fruits, roots b. roots, leaves, stems c. stems, fruits, roots d. roots, stems, flowers jhtuj;jpd; ve;j gFjpapd; %yk; kpfr;rpwe;j Kiwapy; n`l;buhrp]; jiyKiw jiyKiwahf epiy epWj;jg;gLfpwJ? a. kyh;fs;> goq;fs;> Nth;fs; b. Nth;fs;> ,iyfs;> jz;L c. jz;L> goq;fs;> Nth;fs; d. Nth;fs;> jz;L> kyh;fs;

98. BOD is not the result of a. death of terrestrial animals b. algal bloom

c. increase in organic matter in water bodies d. eutrophication BOD vDk; epfo;Tld; njhlh;G mw;wJ

e. epyj;jpy; cs;s tpyq;Ffs; ,wg;G f. My;fhfspd; mlh;e;j mikg;G (My;fhf;fs; g;@k;) g. ePh; epiyfspy; jior;rj;J mjpfhpj;jy; h. ePh; epiyfspy; Mf;rp[d; Fiwjy; (eutrophication)

99. Chemical alarm signals released by an injured tissue are a. Thymulins b. Ampicillins c. Prostaglandins d. Norepinephrines fhak;gl;l jpRf;fspypUe;J ntspNaWk; Ntjp vr;rhpf;if nghUs; a. ijKypd; b. Mk;gprpypd; c. GNuh];lhfpshd;bd; d. ehh;vgpneg;hpd;

100. Plants grow like bushes, when gardeners cut the shoot tips. This is due to a. removal of gibberellins present both in apical and lateral root tips b. removal of auxins present in apical buds c. removal of cytokinins present in apical shoots d. removal of auxins present in lateral buds jhtuj;jz;bd; Edpg;gFjpia ePf;Fk;nghOJ mj;jhtuk; fpisj;J tsUfpd;wd. mjw;fhd fhuzk; a. Nthpd; Edpg;gFjp kw;Wk; gf;fNthpd; Edpapy; cs;s [pg;uypd;fs; ePf;fg;gLjy; b. Edp nkhl;by; cs;s Mf;]pd;fs; ePf;fg;gLtjhy; c. jz;bd; Edpapy; irl;Nlhifdpd; ePf;fg;gLtjhy; d. gf;f nkhl;Lfspy; cs;s Mf;]pd;fs; ePf;fg;gLtjhy;

101. The number of moles of solute per kg of solvent is called a. Molariy b. Normality c. Mole fraction d. Molality xU fpNyhfpuhk; fiug;ghdpy; fiue;Js;s fiunghUspd; Nkhy;fspd; vz;zpf;if a. Nkhyhhpl;b b. ehh;khypl;b c. Nkhy; gpd;dk; d. Nkhyhypl;b

102. Which among the following has the lowest first ionization energy? a. Mg b. O c. F d. Na ,itfspy; kpff;Fiwe;j Kjyhk; madpahf;Fk; Mw;wiy ngw;Ws;s jdpkk; vJ? a. Mg b. O c. F d. Na

103. An alloy used in manufacturing Aircraft parts is a. Solder b. Brass c. Duralumin d. Bronze tpkhdq;fspd; cjphpghfq;fs; jahhpf;f gad;gLk; cNyhf fyit vJ? a. rhy;lh; b. gpj;jis c. ba+uhmYkpd; d. ntz;fyk;

104. According to Fajan’s rule polarization is high with

a. Small cation and small anion b. small cation and large anion c. large cation and large anion d. large cation and small anion /Ng[hdpd; tpjpg;gb gpd;tUtdtw;wpy; vJ mjpf KidTWj;Jk; jpwid; ngw;wpUf;Fk;?

e. rpwpa Neh; madp kw;Wk; rpwpa vjph; madp f. rpwpa Neh; madp kw;Wk; nghpa vjph; madp g. nghpa Neh; kw;Wk; nghpa vjph; madp h. nghpa Neh; kw;Wk; rpwpa vjph; madp

105. The IUPAC name of 3 2 2 3 2

( )CH CH CH C CH OH− − − − is

a. 1, 1 dimethyl-1-butanol b. dimethyl butyl alcohol c. 2-methyl-2-pentanol d. 2-hydroxy-2-metyl pentane

3 2 2 3 2( )CH CH CH C CH OH− − − − vd;w %yf;$wpd; IUPAC ngah;

a. 1> 1 ilnkj;jpy;-1-gpa+l;ldhy; b. ilnkj;jpy; gpa+l;ily; My;f`hy; c. 2-nkj;jpy;-2-ngd;ldhy; d. 2-i`l;uhf;rp-2-nkj;jpy; ngd;Nld;

106. A light year is the unit of a. acceleration b. distance c. speed d. time xsp Mz;L vd;gJ vjd; myF a. KLf;fk; b. njhiyT c. Ntfk; d. fhyk;

107. The heart is pumping blood at x kg per unit time wit constant velocity. The

force needed is

a. xv b. x dv

dt c.

vdx

dt d. zero

khwhj jpirNtfj;jpy;> ,jak; xU myF Neuj;jpy;> x fp.fp. ,uj;jj;ij ntspNaw;WfpwJ vdpy;> Njitg;gLk; tpir

a. xv b. x dv

dt c.

vdx

dt d. Rop

108. Which of the following bodies have the largest kinetic energy?

a. Mass 4 m and speed v b. Mass 3 m and speed 2v c. Mass 2 m and speed 3v d. Mass m and speed 4v gpd;tUk; nghUl;fspy; vjd; ,af;f Mw;wy; mjpfk;?

a. 4 m epiwAk;> v NtfKk; nfhz;l nghUs; b. 3 m epiwAk;> 2 v NtfKk; nfhz;l nghUs; c. 2 m epiwAk;> 3 v NtfKk; nfhz;l nghUs; d. m epiwAk;> 4 v NtfKk; nfhz;l nghUs;

109. Pressure at a point inside the liquid does not depend upon

a. the depth of the point below the surface of the liquid b. the nature of the liquid c. the acceleration due to gravity at that point d. the shape of the container

jputj;jpDs; xU Gs;spapy; mOj;jk; gpd;tUtdtw;ws; vjidr; rhh;e;jpuhJ? a. mg;Gs;spapypUe;J jputj;jpd; Mok; b. jputj;jpd; jd;ik c. mg;Gs;spapy; GtpaPh;g;G KLf;fk; d. fydpd; tbtk;

110. Find the odd one out: a. Silver b. Cotton c. Salt water d. Human body nghUe;jhjtw;iwj; Njh;e;njL: a. nts;sp b. gUj;jpgUj;jpgUj;jpgUj;jp c. cg;Gf;fiury; d. kdpj cly;

111. The value of 2 2

(67.542) (32.458)

75.458 40.374

−

−

is

a. 1 b. 10 c. 100 d. 1000

2 2

(67.542) (32.458)

75.458 40.374

−

−

d; kjpg;G

a. 1 b. 10 c. 100 d. 1000

112. If 3 3

2 2

(13) (7)20

(13) (7) x

+=

+ −

then x is

a. 6 b. 20 c. 91 d. 31 3 3

2 2

(13) (7)20

(13) (7) x

+=

+ −

vdpy; x-d; kjpg;G

a. 6 b. 20 c. 91 d. 31

113. The product of two numbers is 45 and the sum of their squares is 106. The numbers are a. 3 and 5 b. 5 and 9 c. 5 and 19 d. 45 and 1 ,uz;L vz;fspd; ngUf;fw;gyd; 45 kw;Wk; mitfspd; th;f;fq;fspd; $Ljy; 106. me;j vz;fs; a. 3 kw;Wk; 5 b. 5 kw;Wk; 9 c. 5 kw;Wk; 19 d. 45 kw;Wk; 1

114. If 5 2 6,x = + then 1x

x

− is

a. 2 b. 2 2 c. 3 d. 2 3

5 2 6,x = + vdpy; 1x

x

− d; kjpg;G

a. 2 b. 2 2 c. 3 d. 2 3 Question Wrong; correct question is

If 5 2 6,x = + then 1x

x

− is

Ans: 2 2 Explanation:

2 2

2

1 4 2 6 2(2 6) 2 2 ( 2 3)

5 2 6,

3 2 2 6

( 3) ( 2) 2 3 2

( 3 2)

( 1) 2 2 ( 2 3)2 2

( 3 2)

x

x

x

x

x

− = + = + = +

= +

= + +

= + +

= +

− +∴ = =

+

115. A scored 30% marks and failed by 15 marks. B scored 40% marks and

obtained 35 marks more than that required to pass. The pass percentage is a. 45% b. 40% c. 35% d. 33% A vd;gth; 30% kjpg;ngz;fs; ngw;W 15 kjpg;ngz;fs; Fiwtpdhy;

Njhy;tpAw;whh;. B vd;gth; 40% kjpg;ngz;fs; ngw;W mth;fs; Njh;r;rp ngw Ntz;ba kjpg;ngz;iztpl 35 kjpg;ngz;fs; mjpfkhf ngw;whh;. vdpy; mth;fspd; Njh;r;rp tpOf;fhL a. 45% b. 40% c. 35% d. 33%

116. The unit’s digit in 102 103(264) (264)+ is

a. 0 b. 2 c. 4 d. 6 102 103

(264) (264)+ ,d; xd;whtJ ,yf;f vz;

a. 0 b. 2 c. 4 d. 6

117. Two-third of a consignment was sold at a profit of 5% and the remaining at a loss of 2%. If the total profit was Rs.400, then the value of the consignment was a. Rs.10,000 b. Rs.12,000 c. Rs.15,000 d. Rs.20,000 2

3 gq;F rhkhd;fs; 5% ,yhgj;jpYk;> kPjp 2% el;lj;jpYk; tpw;fg;gLfpd;wd.

nkhj;j ,yhgk; &.400 vdpy;> nkhj;j rhkhd;fspd; kjpg;G a. &.10>000 b. &.12>000 c. &.15>000 d &.20>000

118. The ratio of three numbers is 3 : 4 : 5 and the sum of their squares is 1250. The sum of the three numbers is a. 30 b. 50 c. 60 d. 90 %d;W vz;fs; 3 : 4 : 5 vd;w tpfpjj;jpy; cs;sd. mitfspd; th;f;fq;fspd; $Ljy; 1250 vdpy;> me;j %d;W vz;fspd; $Ljy; a. 30 b. 50 c. 60 d. 90

119. In how many years will a sum of money treble itself at 5% CI payable annually?

a. 22 b. 1

222 c. 23 d.

123

2

xU mry; 5% $l;L tl;b tpfpjj;jpy; tplg;gl;lhy;> mJ vt;tsT fhyj;jpy; %d;W klq;fhFk;?

a. 22 b. 1

222 c. 23 d.

123

2

120. The perimeter of a circle is equal to the perimeter of a square. Then, their

areas are in the ratio a. 4 : 1 b. 11 : 7 c. 14 : 11 d. 22 : 7 xU tl;lj;jpd; Rw;wsT> xU rJuj;jpd; Rw;wstpw;F rkk; vdpy; mjd; gug;Gfspd; tpfpjk; a. 4 : 1 b. 11 : 7 c. 14 : 11 d. 22 : 7

121. In peripheral nervous system, the majority nerves are of _______ type. a. motor b. sensory c. mixed d. afferent Gw euk;Gj; njhFg;gpy;> ngUk;ghyhd euk;Gfs; ,e;j tifiar; rhh;e;jJ a. ,af;F b. czh; c. fyg;G d. cl;nry;Yk;

122. A man in the habit of consuming antibiotics indiscriminately is likely to suffer from the deficiency of a. Vitamin E and D b. Vitamin K c. Carbohydrates d. Fats fz;%bj;jzkhf vjph; caphpia vLj;Jf;nfhs;Sk; gof;Fks;s xU kdpjDf;F> ve;j itl;lkpd; Fiwghl;bdhy; ghjpg;G Vw;gLk;? a. itl;lkpd; E kw;Wk; D b. itl;lkpd; K c. fhh;Nghi`l;Nul;Lfs; d. nfhOg;G

123. Identify the right path of blood flow among the chambers of human heart, when blood comes from various parts of the body. I. Left auricle II. Right auricle III. Right ventricle IV. Left ventricle.

Of these: a. I, II, III, IV b. I, III, II, IV c. II, IV, III, I d. II, III, I, IV clypypUe;J ngwg;gLk; ,uj;jj;jpd; ,ja miwfSf;Fr; nry;Yk; rhpahd ghijia fz;lwp: I. ,lJ Mhpf;fps; II. tyJ Mhpf;fps; III. tyJ ntz;l;hpf;fps; IV. ,lJ ntz;l;hpf;fps; a. I, II, III, IV b. I, III, II, IV c. II, IV, III, I d. II, III, I, Iv

124. Curriculum is a tool in the hands of the artist to mould his material according to his ideal in his studio. “ This is the definition of a. Kearney and Cook b. Alexander and Seylor c. K.G. Sayidan d. Cunningham ‘fiyj;jpl;lk; vd;gJ xU fiyQdpd; ifapy; cs;s xU fUtpg; Nghd;wJ> mij itj;J mtd; epidj;jij epidj;jg;gb tbtikf;f KbAk;.’ ,e;j tiuaiwia tFj;jth; a. Nfhpd; kw;Wk; Ff; b. mnyf;rhz;lh; kw;wk; nra;yh; c. K.G. irld; d. fd;dpq;̀ hk;

125. A good example for projected teaching aid is a. Realia b. Posters c. OHP d. Peg board glf;fhl;rp fw;wy; fw;gpj;jy; fUtpf;F vLj;Jf;fhl;L a. ep[g;nghUs; b. Rtnuhl;b

c. jiyNky; gltPo;j;jp d. Fj;J}rp gyif

126. Which is not a feature of ‘Cell Doctrine’? a. All organisms are made up of cells b. New cells are formed from old cells c. All the cells are basically of the same shape and size d. Hereditary information is passed from cell to cell, during cell division.

vJ nry;Nfhl;ghl;bd; mk;rk; my;y? a. midj;J caph;fSk; nry;fshy; Msit b. Vw;fdNt cs;s nry;fspypUe;J Gjpa nry;fs; Njhd;Wfpd;wd c. midj;J nry;fSk; mbg;gilapy; mikg;gpyk;> mstpYk; xj;jit d. nry;gFg;gpd; nghOJ xU nry;ypypUe;J kw;nwhU nry;ypw;F kuGg; gz;Gfs; flj;jg;gLfpd;wd.

127. On the label of a soft drink bottle, it is written that the liquid content is

‘isotonic’. It means a. the concentration of the liquid content is equal to that of fluids in our

cells

b. the liquid enters into our cells c. the liquid does harm to our cells d. the liquid absorbs water from our cells

Fsph;ghd ghl;bypd; xl;Lr;rPl;by; (Label) ‘INrhNlhdpf;’ vd Fwpf;fg;gl;Ls;sJ. ,jd; nghUs;

a. Fsph;ghdj;jpd; jput mlh;j;jpAk;> ekJ clypy; cs;s nry;fspd; jputj;jpd; xg;glh;j;jpAk; rkepiyapy; cs;sJ.

b. Fsph;ghd jputk; ekJ nry;fspy; cl;GFk; c. Fsph;ghd jputk; clYf;F CW tpistpf;Fk; d. Fsph;ghd jputk; ekJ clypYs;s nry;fspy; jputj;jpid cwpQ;Rk;

128. Determination of age of a tree by counting the annual ring is a. Gerontology b. Phytogeronotology c. Dendrochronology d. Pathology xU kuj;jpd; taij mjd; Mz;L tisaq;fspd; vz;zpf;ifia itj;J fz;lwptJ a. n[ud;lhy[p b. /igl;Nlhn[ud;lhy[p c. nld;l;NuhFNuhdhy[p d. Ngj;jhy[p

129. A student of class XI has observed the venation, phyllotaxy and inflorescence in plants at microlevel and enjoyed a lot with the beauty and diversity in them. The value developed in the student is a. moral b. aesthetic c. cultural d. creative XI k; tFg;G khztd;> jhtuj;jpd; euk;gikT> ,iyaikT> kw;Wk; kQ;rhpapd; tiffspd; mofpidAk;> NtWghl;bidAk; fz;lwpe;jjpd; tpisT> mtDila kdjpy; Njhd;wpaJ a. ePjp Nghjid b. urid c. ew;gz;G d. Mf;Fj;jpwd;

130. On classifying the tools and techniques of evaluation, a good self-reporting technique is a. interview b. observation c. aptitude test d. check list jd; kjpg;gPl;bw;fhd rpwe;j fUtp kw;Wk; Kiw a. Neh;fhzy; b. cw;WNehf;fy;

c. jpwdwpjy; d. rhpghh;g;G gl;bay;

131. Which of the following is optically active? a. Succinic acid b. Lactic acid c. Propionic acid d. Chloroacetic acid gpd;tUtdtw;ws; xsp Row;Wk; jd;ik ngw;wJ vJ? a. rf;rpdpf; mkpyk; b. yhf;bf; mkpyk;

c. GNuhg;gpNahdpf; mkpyk; d. FNshNuh mrpl;bf; mkpyk;

132. Homolytic fission of C – C bond leads to a. free radicals b. carbocation c. carbanions d. hydrocarbons C – C gpizg;ig rPuhf gpsj;jyhy; cUthtJ vJ? a. jdp cWg;Gfs; b. fhh;gd; Neh; madp c. fhh;gd; vjpuadp d. i`l;Nuhfhh;gd;fs;

133. In an adiabatic process a. the system exchanges heat with surroundings b. pressure is maintained constant c. there is perfect heat insulation d. volume is maintained constant

xU ntg;gkhwhr; nray;Kiwapy; a. mikg;gpw;Fk; Rw;Wg;Gwj;jpw;FkpilNa ntg;gghpkhw;wk; epfOk; b. mOj;jk; khwhjpUf;Fk; c. ntg;gk; flj;jg;gLtjpy;iy d. fdmsT khwhjpUf;Fk;

134. Quantity of electricity transported in one second by a current of one ampere is a. volt b. energy c. coulomb d. mhos xU Mk;gpah; kpd;Ndhl;lk; xU tpdhb Neuj;jpy; nrYj;jg;gLk; NghJ Vw;gLk; kpd;Ndhl;lj;jpd; msT a. Nthy;l; b. Mw;wy; c. $Yk; d. Nkh

135. The pH of 0.01 N HCl is nearly equal to a. 0.01 b. 10 c. 1.0 d. 2.0 0.01 N HCl d; pH kjpg;G a. 0.01 b. 10 c. 1.0 d. 2.0

136. All magnetic materials lose their magnetic properties when a. dipped in water b. dipped in oil c. brought near a piece of iron d. strongly heated fhe;jg; nghUl;fs;> fhe;jg; gz;ig vg;nghOJ ,of;Fk;?

e. jz;zPhpy; %o;f itf;Fk; NghJ f. vz;nzapy; %o;f itf;Fk; NghJ g. ,Uk;Gg; nghUspd; mUfpy; nfhz;L nry;Yk; NghJ h. Mjpfkhf ntg;gg;gLj;Jk; NghJ

137. A frequency of a source is 10 kHz. The frequency of sound wave produced

by it in water and in gas will be a. 10 kHz b. < 10 kHz c. > 10 kHz d. depending on velocity xU xyp %yj;jpd; mjph;ntz; 10 kHz. ePhpYk;> thAtpYk; mJ cUthf;Fk; xyp miyapd; mjph;ntz; a. 10 kHz b. < 10 kHz c. > 10 kHz d. jpirNtfj;ijr; rhh;e;J khWk;

138. A ray is incident at an angle 52° on a mirror. The angle between normal and reflected ray is a. 90° b. 52° c. 38° d. 76° gLfjph; xU fz;zhbapd; kPJ 52° Nfhzj;jpy; tpOfpwJ. vjpnuhspg;Gf; fjpUf;Fk;> nrq;Fj;Jf;Fk; ,ilg;gl;l Nfhzk; a. 90° b. 52° c. 38° d. 76°

139. Metal pipes used to carry water sometimes burst in the winter because a. metal contracts more than water b. water expands when it freezes c. outside of the pipe expands more than inside d. inside of the pipe contracts more than outside

ePh; ghAk; cNyhff; Foha; Fsph;fhyj;jpy; rpy rkak; ntbg;gjd; fhuzk; a. ePiu tpl cNyhfk; RUq;Ftjhy; b. ePh; ciwAk; NghJ tphptiltjhy; c. ntspg;Gw cNyhfg; gFjp> cl;Gwg; gFjpia tpl mjpfkhf tphptiltjhy; d. cl;Gw cNyhfg; gFjp> ntspg;Gw gFjpia tpl mjpfkhf RUq;Ftjhy;

140. If a body is charged by rubbing it, its weight a. may slightly increase or slightly decrease b. increases slightly c. decreases slightly d. remains constant

xU nghUshdJ Nja;g;gjd; %yk; kpd;D}l;lg;gLfpwJ. mjd; vil a. rpwpjsT mjpfhpf;fNth my;yJ rpwpjsT FiwaNth nra;Ak; b. rpwpjsT mjpfhpf;Fk; c. rpwpjsT FiwAk; d. khwhJkhwhJkhwhJkhwhJ

141. A man invests a certain sum of money at 6% p.a. S.I. and another sum at 7% p.a. S.I. His income from interest after 2 years was Rs.354. One-fourth of the first sum is equal to one-fifth of the second sum. The total sum invested was

a. Rs.2,700 b. Rs.2,800 c. Rs.2,900 d. Rs.3,000 xUth; xU Fwpg;gpl;lj; njhifia Mz;Lf;F 6% jdptl;b tPjj;jpYk;> kw;nwhU njhifia Mz;Lf;F 7% jdptl;b tPjj;jpYk; KjyPL nra;fpwhh;. ,uz;L Mz;LfSf;Fg; gpwF> mtUf;F tl;b %ykhf &.354 tUkhdk; fpilf;fpwJ.

Kjy; KjyPl;by; ¼ klq;F> ,uz;lhtJ KjyPl;by; 1

5 klq;fpw;F rkk;> vdpy; mth;

KjyPL nra;j nkhj;j njhif a. &.2>700 b. &.2>800 c. &.2>900 d. 3>000

142. A sum of money placed at C.I. doubles itself in 5 years. It will amount to eight times itself at the same rate of interest in ______ years a. 5 b. 10 c. 15 d. 20 xU njhifia $l;L tl;bapy; KjyPL nra;jhy; 5 Mz;Lfspy; ,U klq;fhfpwJ. mJ vj;jid Mz;Lfspy;> mNj tl;b tPjj;jpy; vl;L klq;fhFk;? a. 5 b. 10 c. 15 d. 20

143. The percentage increase in the area of a rectangle, if each of its sides is increased by 20% is a. 40% b. 42% c. 44% d. 46% xU nrt;tfj;jpd; gf;fq;fs; 20% mjpfhpf;fg;gl;lhy;> mjd; gug;G vj;jid tpOf;fhL mjpfhpf;Fk;? a. 40% b. 42% c. 44% d. 46%

144. A sum of Rs.312 was divided among 100 boys and girls in such a way that each boy gets Rs.3.60 and each girl gets Rs.2.40. The number of girls is a. 35 b. 40 c. 60 d. 65 &.312 I 100 khzt> khztpfspilNa xU khztDf;F &.3.60k; xU khztpf;F &.2.40k; fpilf;Fk;gb gq;fplg;gLfpwJ. vdpy; khztpfspd; vz;zpf;if a. 35 b. 40 c. 60 d. 65

145. 1 1 1 1 1

9 8 8 7 7 6 6 5 5 4− + − + =

− − − − −

is equal to

a. 0 b. 1

3 c. 1 d. 5

1 1 1 1 1

9 8 8 7 7 6 6 5 5 4− + − + =

− − − − −

a. 0 b. 1

3 c. 1 d. 5

Explanation:

1 ( 9 8) 1 ( 8 7) 1 ( 7 6) 1 ( 6 5) 1 ( 5 4)

( 9 8) ( 9 8) ( 8 7) ( 8 7) ( 7 6) ( 7 6) ( 6 5) ( 6 5) ( 5 4) ( 5 4)

+ + + + += × − × + × − × + ×

− + − + − + − + − +

( 9 8) ( 8 7) ( 7 6) ( 6 5) ( 5 4)

(9 8) (8 7) (7 6) (6 5) (5 4)

( 9 8) ( 8 7) ( 7 6) ( 6 5) ( 5 4) ( 9 4) 3 2 5

+ + + + += − + − +

− − − − −

= + − + + + − + + + = + = + =

146. If the perimeter of an isosceles right triangle is (6 3 2)+ m, then the area of

the triangle is a. 4.5m2 b. 5.4m2 c. 9 m2 d. 81 m2

xU ,U rkgf;f nrq;Nfhz Kf;Nfhzj;jpd; Rw;wsT (6 3 2)+ kP. vdpy; mjd; gug;gsT a. 4.5 kP2 b. 5.4 kP2 c. 9 kP2 d. 81 kP2

147. The greatest number that will divide 43, 91 and 183 so as to leave the same remainder in each case is a. 4 b. 7 c. 9 d. 13 43> 91 kw;Wk; vd;w 183 vz;fis tFf;Fk;NghJ fpilf;Fk; kPj rkkhf ,Ug;gpd; ,itfis tFf;Ff; $ba kpfg;nghpa vz; a. 4 b. 7 c. 9 d. 13

148. If 2 2 213, 69a b c a b c+ + = + + = , then ab + bc + ca is

a. – 50 b. 50 c. 69 d. 75 2 2 2

13, 69a b c a b c+ + = + + = vdpy; ab + bc + ca

a. – 50 b. 50 c. 69 d. 75

149. 61 62 63 644 4 4 4+ + + is divisible by

a. 9 b. 10 c. 11 d. 12 61 62 63 64

4 4 4 4+ + + I tFf;ff;$ba vz; a. 9 b. 10 c. 11 d. 12 Explanation: 61 62 63 64 61 2 3 61 60

4 4 4 4 4 (1 4 4 4 ) 4 85 4 340+ + + = + + + = × = × , which is clearly

divisible by 10.

150. If x is positive and different from 1, then 1

xx

+ is

a. 1 b. 2 c. > 2 d. < 2

x xU kpif vz;zhfTk;> xd;wpw;F NtWgl;Lk; ,Ug;gpd; 1

xx

+ d; kjpg;G

a. 1 b. 2 c. > 2 d. < 2

SOCIAL SCIENCE

PART – IV SECTION – B

91. The floating micro-organisms are normally known as

a. Benthos b. Coral reefs c. Plankton d. Nekton fly; kpjf;ff;$ba kpf Ez;zpa caphpdq;fis ______ vd;fpNwhk;. a. nge;jh]; b. KUiffs; c. gpshq;ld; d. nef;lhd;

92. The city developed with temple as its centre is a. Chennai b. Thanjavur c. Vellore d. Madurai Nfhapiy ikakhf nfhz;L tsh;r;rpaile;j efuk; a. nrd;id b. jQ;rhT+h; c. NtY}h; d. kJiu

93. The most important need for every industry is a. fuel b. transport c. capital d. labour njhopyfq;fis ,af;Fk; caph;ehb vdg;gLtJ a. vhprf;jp b. Nghf;Ftuj;J c. %yjdk; d. gzpahl;fs;

94. Which type of structure describes Weber theory of industrial location? a. circle b. square c. triangle d. rectangle ntghpd; njhopyf miktpl Nfhl;ghL ve;j mikg;ig mbg;gilahff; nfhz;L tpsf;fg;gl;Ls;sJ? a. tl;lk; b. rJuk; c. Kf;Nfhzk; d. nrt;tfk;

95. The trade occurs within the limits of a country is called a. internal trade b. rural trade c. international trade d. local trade xU ehl;bd; vy;iyf;Fs; epfo;fpd;w tzpfk; a. cs;ehl;L tzpfk; b. Cuf tzpfk; c. gd;dhl;L tzpfk; d. jy tzpfk;

96. The pioneer to form Indian National flag was a. Gandhiji b. Jawaharlal Nehru c. Thillaiaadi Valliammai d. Dr. Muthulakshmi Reddy ,e;jpa Njrpaf; nfhbia cUthf;Ftjw;F Kd;Ndhbahfj; jpfo;e;jth; a. fhe;jpabfs; b. [t`h;yhy; NeU c. jpy;iyahb ts;spak;ik d. Dr. Kj;Jnyl;Rkp nul;b

97. The great social reformer from Kerala is

a. Sree Narayana Guru b. Vivekananda c. Dayanand Saraswati d. Ramalinga Adigal Nfusj;jpy; Gfo;ngw;w r%f rPh;jpUj;jthjp a. =ehuhaz FU b. tpNtfhde;jh; c. jahde;j ru];tjp d. ,uhkypq;f mbfs;

98. Lotus symbolizes a. smell b. beauty c. unity d. colour jhkiu vij cUtfg;gLj;JfpwJ? a. kzj;ij b. moif c. xw;Wik d. epwj;ij

99. A permanent standing army was organized by a. Nasiruddin Khusrao Sha b. Jalaluddin Khilji c. Jalaluddin Firoz Khilji d. Alauddin Khilji epue;jukhd xU ngUk; gilia cUthf;fpath; a. e]ph;-cj;jpd;-F];U~h b. [yhYjPd; fpy;[p c. [yhYjPd;-ngNuh]; fpy;[p d. myhTjPd; fpy;[p

100. A 1500 year old unrusted iron pillar is located in a. Mehrauli b. Assam c. Kalinga d. Nepal 1500 Mz;Lfsha; JUg;gpbf;fhky; ,Uf;Fk; ,Uk;Gj;J}z; cs;s ,lk; a. nkfuyp b. m];]hk; c. fypq;fk; d. Neghsk;

101. Ellora was occupied by (during A. D. 742) a. Dhruva b. Badami c. Dantidurga d. Kirtivarman – II vy;Nyhuhitf; ifg;gw;wpath; (fp.gp. 742y;) a. JUtd; b. gjhkp c. je;jpJh;fh d. ,uz;lhk; fPh;j;jpth;kd;

102. The greatest Telugu poet was a. Kalidasa b. Ramabhadra c. Bhaskara d. Alurikuppanna rpwe;j njYq;F ftpQuhf tpsq;fpath; a. fhspjhrh; b. uhkgj;uh; c. gh];fuh; d. m@hpf;Fg;gdh

103. The empire developed into an independent kingdom under Alivardi Khan was a. Karnataka b. Bengal c. Hyderabad d. Pondicherry mypth;jpfhd; rje;jpug; Nguurhf cUthf;fpaJ

a. fh;ehlfk; b. tq;fhsk; c. i`juhghj; d. ghz;br;Nrhp

104. The religion which reached the zenith after the 6th Century is a. Jainism b. Buddhism c. Hinduism d. Sikhism fp.K. 6Mk; E}w;whz;bf;Fg; gpd; nry;thf;F ngw;w kjk; a. rkz kjk; b. Gj;j kjk;

c. Ntj itjpf tUzhrpuk kjk; d. rPf;fpa kjk;

105. Ashoka’s messages inscribed on the rocks are written in a. Kharoshthi b. Prakrit c. Greek d. Sanskrit mNrhfh; mwpTiu nghwpf;fg;gl;l ngUk;ghyhd fy;ntl;Lfspy; vOjg;gl;l nkhop a. fNuh];jp b. gpuhfpUjk; c. fpNuf;fk; d. rk];fpUjk;

106. ASEAN was established in a. 1947 b. 1957 c. 1967 d. 1977 njd;fpof;fhrpa $l;likg;G Njhw;Wtpf;fg;gl;l Mz;L a. 1947 b. 1957 c. 1967 d. 1977

107. The world communication revolution is considered as the a. first wave b. second wave c. third wave d. fourth wave njhlh;G Gul;rpahdJ cyfpy; epfo;e;j Gul;rpfspy; ,t;thwhf miof;fg;gLfpwJ? a. Kjy; miy b. ,uz;lhk; miy c. %d;whk; miy. %d;whk; miy. %d;whk; miy. %d;whk; miy d. ehd;fhk; miy

108. The world’s first satellite was launched in a. 1947 b. 1937 c. 1957 d. 1967 cyfpd; Kjy; nraw;if Nfhs; ________ y; Vtg;gl;lJ a. 1947 b. 1937 c. 1957 d. 1967

109. The source of energy to the world is a. sun b. land c. water d. wind cyfpd; Mw;wy; tsk; a. #hpad; b. epyk; c. ePh; d. fhw;W

110. Air Survey Company located in a. Delhi b. Kolkata c. Chennai d. Hyderabad thdha;T rq;fk; mike;Js;s gFjp a. nly;yp b. nfhy;fj;jh. nfhy;fj;jh. nfhy;fj;jh. nfhy;fj;jh c. nrd;id d. i`juhghj;

111. The scholars adorned the court of Krishnadevaraya were

a. Ashtadiggajas b. Navaratnas c. Paramarthas d. Alwars fpU~;z Njtuhah; mitapy; ,Ue;j mwpQh;fs; a. m~;ljpf;f[q;fs; b. etuj;jpdq;fs; c. gukhh;j;jh;fs; d. Mo;thh;fs;

112. The sailor who came up to the southern most tip of Africa was a. Vasco da Gama b. Henry the Navigator c. Columbus d. Bartholomeu Diaz Kjd;Kjypy; Mg;hpf;fhtpy; njd;Nfhb Kidia te;jile;jth;? a. th];Nfhlfkhfh b. khYkp n`d;wp c. nfhyk;g]; d. ghh;j;jNyhkpNahla];

113. The Kailasanatha temple built by Krishna I was at a. Ajanta b. Bombay c. Gujarat d. Ellora Kjyhk; fpU~;zd; ifyhr ehjh; Nfhapiy fl;b ,lk; a. m[e;jh b. gk;gha; c. F[uhj; d. vy;Nyhuh

114. The ‘Zabti’ system was introduced by a. Akbar b. Sher Shah c. Aurangzeb d. Vasir ‘[g;jp’ Kiwia mwpKfg;gLj;jpath;

a. mf;gh; b. n~h;~h c. xsuq;frPg; d. trPh;

115. The sites of old stone age in India are a. Sivaleri b. Attirampakkam c. Humpi d. Vaisali gioa fw;fhy kf;fs; ,e;jpahtpy; tho;e;j ,lq;fspy; xd;W a. rptNyhp b. mj;jpuk;ghf;fk; c. `k;gp d. itrhyp

116. The last Governor General and the first Viceroy of India was a. Lord Ripon b. Lord Canning c. Lord Curzon d. Lord Lytton ,e;jpahtpd; filrp MSeh; kw;Wk; Kjy; itrpuha; a. hpg;gd; gpuG b. fhdpq;gpuG c. fh;rd; gpuG d. ypl;ld; gpuG

117. Bharatanatyam came to be developed during the period of a. Cholas b. Cheras c. Pandiyas d. Pallavas gujehl;bak; Njhd;wpa fhyk; a. Nrhoh; b. Nruh; c. ghz;bah; d. gy;yth;

118. The mother of Vardhamana was a. Yashoda b. Yashodhara c. Meera d. Trisala

th;j;jkhdhpd; jhahh; a. aNrhjh b. aNrhjiu c. kPuh d. jphpriy

119. The diamond throne was given of Lord Ranganatha at Sri Rangam by a. Achutappa Nayak b. Vijaya Kumara Nayak c. Thimmappa Nayak d. Sevappa Nayak =uq;f uq;fehj Rthkpf;F iturpk;khrdk; toq;fpath; a. mr;Rjg;g ehaf;fh; b. tp[aFkhu ehaf;fh; c. jpk;kg;g ehaf;fh; d. Nrtg;g ehaf;fh;

120. Virapandiya Kattabomman became a poligar in a. 1761 A.D. b. 1790 A.D. c. 1795 A.D. d. 1767 A.D. tPughz;ba fl;lnghk;kd; ghisaf;fhuh; Md Mz;L a. fp.gp. 1761 b. fp.gp. 1790 c. fp.gp. 1795 d. fp.gp. 1767

121. The Constitution of India came into force on a.26th January, 1950 b. 15th August, 1947 c. 26th January, 1947 d. 15th August, 1945 ,e;jpa murpayikg;G eilKiwf;F te;j Mz;L a. 26 [dthp> 1950 b. 15 Mf];L> 1947 c. 26 [dthp> 1947 d. 15 Mf];L> 1945

122. The term of the Legislative Assembly of Jammu and Kashmir is a. 6 years b. 5 years c. 7 years d. 4 years [k;K kw;Wk; fh~;kPh; khepyj;jpd; rl;lg;Nguitapd; gjtpf;fhyk; a. 6 Mz;Lfs; b. 5 Mz;Lfs; c. 7 Mz;Lfs; d. 4 Mz;Lfs;

123. Local self Government was introduced by a. Lord Ripon b. Gandhiji c. Indira Gandhi d. Rajiv Gandhi ,e;jpahtpy; ,f;fhyj;jpy; nraw;gLk; cs;shl;rp mikg;ig Kjd; Kjypy; eilKiwg;gLj;jpath; a. hpg;gd; gpuG b. fhe;jpabfs; c. ,e;jpuhfhe;jp d. uh[Pt;fhe;jp

124. In which year did the Government announce the National Population Policy? a. February 2000 b. January 2001 c. August 1999 d. October 2002 Njrpa kf;fs; njhif nfhs;ifia ,e;jpa murhq;fk; mwptpj;j Mz;L a. gpg;uthp> 2000 b. [dthp> 2001 c. Mf];L> 1999 d. mf;Nlhgh;> 2002

125. Centrally administered areas are a. Cantonment Boards b. Town Area Committees

c. Notified Area Committees d. Townships ika murpd; eph;thfj;jpw;Fl;gl;l gFjpfs; a. ,uhZtf; $l thhpaq;fs; b. efu vy;iyg;gFjp c. Fwpg;gpl;l vy;iyg;gFjp FOf;fs; d. efhpak;

126. Which year is taken as the base year in India to estimate the National Income at constant prices? a. 1993 – 94 b. 1980 – 81 c. 1970 – 71 d. 1960 – 61 ve;j Mz;il mbg;gil Mz;lhff; nfhz;L ,e;jpahtpy; epiyahd tpiyapy; ehl;L tUkhdk; fzf;fplg;gLfpwJ? a. 1993 – 94 b. 1980 – 81 c. 1970 – 71 d. 1960 – 61

127. ‘Money is that which does’ This is defined by a. Crowther b. Irving Fisher c. Walker d. Shapiro ‘gzk; vijnay;yhk; nra;a ty;yNjh mJNt gzk;’ tiuaWj;jth;

a. fpnusj;jh; b. ,h;tpq; /gp~h; c. thf;fh; d. rhg;gpNuh

128. In which year was the National Policy on Education (NPE) formulated? a. 1981 b. 1986 c. 1985 d. 1984 Njrpa fy;tpf; nfhs;if cUthf;fg;gl;l Mz;L a. 1981 b. 1986 c. 1985 d. 1984

129. The concept ‘Division Of Labour’ was introduced by a. Adam Smith b. Alfred Marshall c. J. M. Keynes d. Samuelson ‘NtiygFg;G Kiw’ vd;w fUj;ij mwpKfg;gLj;jpath;

a. Mlk;];kpj; b. My;/gpul; khh;~y; c. J.M. fPd;]; d. rhKNty;rd;

130. The duration of 11th Five Year Plan is a. 2007 – 2012 b. 2002 – 2007 c. 2012 – 2017 d. 1997 – 2002 gjpNdhuhk; Ie;jhz;Lj; jpl;lf; fhyk; a. 2007 – 2012 b. 2002 – 2007 c. 2012 – 2017 d. 1997 – 2002

131. The river basins are ________ per cent of the total geographical area in the world a. 40 b. 50 c. 60 d. 70 cyfpd; nkhj;j epyg;gug;gpy; ______ tpOf;fhL Mw;W tbepyq;fshf cs;sd. a. 40 b. 50 c. 60 d. 70

132. Waterborne disease is

a. Cholera b. Leprosy c. Yellow fever d. Malaria ePh; Rke;J tUk; Neha; a. fhyuh b. njhONeha; c. kQ;rs; Ruk; d. kNyhpah

133. The largest continent in the world is a. Africa b. Asia c. North America d. Europe cyfpd; kpfg;nghpa fz;lk; a. Mg;gphpf;fh b. Mrpah c. tl mnkhpf;fh d. INuhg;gh

134. Which planet is called a snowball? a. Earth b. Saturn c. Mars d. Pluto gdpg;ge;J vd miof;fg;gLk; Nfhs; a. G+kp b. rdp c. nrt;tha; d. G@l;Nlh

135. Molten Rock in underground is called a. Magma b. Lava c. Igneous rock d. Sedimentary rock Gtp xl;bw;F fPNo ,Uf;Fk; ghiwf; Fok;G a. khf;kh b. yhth c. jPg;ghiw d. gbTg;ghiw

136. The 44th Amendment Act, 1978 abolished a. Right to property b. Right to equality c. Right to freedom d. Right to freedom of religion 1978 Mk; Mz;L 44-tJ murpayikg;Gr; rl;lj;jpUj;jj;jpd;gb ePf;fg;gl;l chpik a. nrhj;Jhpik b. rkj;Jt chpik c. Rje;jpuj;jpw;fhd chpik d. rkar; Rje;jpuj;jpw;fhd chpik

137. Permanent number of members in the Security Council of the UNO is a. 4 b. 5 c. 10 d. 15 I.eh. ghJfhg;G Nguitapy; epue;ju cWg;gpdh;fspd; vz;zpf;if a. 4 b. 5 c. 10 d. 15

138. Human Rights day is observed on a. December 10 b. December 14 c. December 20 d. December 24 kdpj chpikfs; jpdk; filg;gpbf;fg;gLk; ehs; a. brk;gh; 10 b. brk;gh; 14 c. brk;gh; 20 d. brk;gh; 24

139. India 2020 – A Vision for New Millennium (1988) was Written by a. Indira Gandhi b. L. K. Advani c. Manmohan Singh d. Abdul Kalam

‘,e;jpah-2020 Gjpa E}w;whz;bw;fhd xU ghh;it (1998)’ vd;w Gj;jfj;ij vOjpath; a. ,e;jpuhfhe;jp b. L.K. mj;thdp c. kd;Nkhfd;rpq; d. mg;Jy; fyhk;

140. Republic Day is observed on a. 26th December b. 26th February c. 26th November d. 26th January FbauR jpdk; mDrhpf;fg;gLk; ehs; a. 26 brk;gh; b. 26 gpg;uthp c. 26 etk;gh; d. 26 [dthp

141. Currency with the public is known as a. M1 b. M2 c. M3 d. M4

nghJ kf;fsplk; cs;s Gof;fg; gzk; vd;gJ a. M1 b. M2 c. M3 d. M4

142. There exists a direct relationship between

a. Price and Demand b. Price and Supply c. Price and Income d. Price and Tax ,tw;wpw;fpilNa Neub cwT fhzg;gLfpwJ? a. tpiy kw;Wk; Njit b. tpiy kw;Wk; mspg;G c. tpiy kw;Wk; tUkhdk; d. tpiy kw;Wk; thp

143. Equilibrium price equalizes a. Demand and supply b. Demand and Income c. Supply and Production d. Demand and utility rkepiy tpiy fPo;f;fz;ltw;Ws; vjid rkd;gLj;JfpwJ? a. Njit kw;Wk; mspg;G b. Njit kw;Wk; tUkhdk; c. mspg;G kw;Wk; cw;gj;jp d. Njit kw;Wk; gad;ghL

144. The changing agent of the society is a. Consumer b. Entrepreneur c. Labourer d. Distributor rKjhak; khw;wk; fhZk; Kfth; a. Efh;Nthh; b. njhopy; KidNthh; c. ciog;ghsh; d. tpdpNahf];jh;

145. Red tapism and corruption lead to a. inefficiency of production b. inequality of income and wealth c. absence of technology d. efficient use of resources nkJthd NtiyAk;> ifA+l;Lk; fPo;f;fz;ltw;Ws; vjw;F fhuzkhf tpsq;FfpwJ?

a. cw;gj;jpapd; jpwikf; FiwT

b. tUkhdk; kw;Wk; nry;tj;jpy; Vw;wj; jho;T c. njhopy; El;gkpd;ik d. tsq;fisj; jpwikahf gad;gLj;Jjy;

146. Which is the simplest of all cycles? a. Nitrogen cycle b. Carbon cycle c. Phosphorus cycle d. Water cycle Row;rp ,af;fq;fspNyNa vspikahdJ a. iel;u[d; Row;rp b. fhh;gd; Row;rp c. gh];gu]; Row;rp d. ePh; Row;rp

147. How many layers does the atmosphere consist? a. 5 b. 7 c. 6 d. 9 tspkz;lyj;jpy; cs;s mLf;Ffspd; vz;zpf;if a. 5 b. 7 c. 6 d. 9

148. A typical gyre displays _______ types of currents a. three b. four c. six d. five xU #oypy; cs;s ePNuhl;lq;fs; a. %d;W b. ehd;F c. MW d. Ie;J

149. The broadcasting earth ecosystem is a. hydrosphere b. lithosphere c. biosphere d. atmosphere Gtpapd; kpfg;gue;j #o;njhFjp a. ePh;f;Nfhsk; b. ghiwf;Nfhsk; c. caph;f;Nfhsk; d. thAf;Nfhsk;

150. The highest plateau of the world is a. Deccan b. Colorado c. Tibet d. Malwa cyfpNyNa kpf caukhd gPlG+kp a. jf;fhzk; b. nfhyuhNlh c. jpngj; d. khstk;

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