1. Something written in a holy book is held to be true by readers. This
method of acquiring knowledge is termed as the method of
(A)
Tenacity
(B)
Authority
(C)
Intuition
(D)
Science
2.
A class teacher administered Thematic Apperception Test to a group of students
to assess their
(A)
Achievement
(B)
Awareness
(C)
Personality
(D)
Attitude
3. A class teacher asked all his students to take a test only as and
when each one of them mastered the theory of Gravitation. This is an example of
(A) Norm Referenced Test
(B) Feasibility Test
(C)
Summative Test
(D)
Criterion Referenced Test
4. Name of different
psychological theories are given in List – I and name of psychologists who were
the exponent of the theory are given in List – II. Match the correct name of
the psychologists with the theories developed by them :
List –
I List – II
(a) Theory of
Instinct (i) M.C. Dougal
(b) Drive Reduction Theory (ii) Hall
(c) Social urges Theory (iii) Adler
(d) Self Actualization
Theory (iv) Maslow
(v) Freud
Code :
(a) (b) (c) (d)
(A) (i) (iii) (iv) (ii)
(B) (v) (iv) (i) (ii)
(C) (i) (v) (ii) (iv)
(D) (i) (ii) (iii) (iv)
5. Which one of the
statement is incorrect in the context of determinants of attention ?
(A) All types of stimuli
are not able to bring forth the same degree of attention.
(B) It is always better to
introduce novelty to secure attention.
(C) Moving stimulus
catches our attention quickly.
(D) Too much repetition of
a stimulus captures our attention.
6. In the conditioning
approach to learning:
(A) The subject should be
in readiness to receive the unnatural stimulus.
(B) The unnatural stimulus
follows the natural stimulus.
(C) Response to natural
stimulus required to be reinforced.
(D) The natural stimulus
follows the unnatural stimulus.
7. If a group of children
learns a lot of arithmetic skills by way of completing a project on
‘Celebration of Deepawali festival’. This will be known as a kind of
(A) Incidental learning
(B) Formal learning
(C) Informal learning
(D) Non-formal learning
8. The aim of basic
education, as per the dream of Gandhiji is to
I. Create a classless
society
II. Create a Sarvodaya
Society
III. Create a society
respecting all religions
IV. Create a society where
a rich and poor can live together
(A) All I, II, III and IV are correct.
(B) Statements I, II and
III are correct.
(C) Statements II, III and
IV are correct.
(D) Statements I, II and
IV are correct.
9. Who is not in favour of
logical analysis ?
(A) Kant
(B) Bertrand Russel
(C) Ludwig Wittgenstein
(D) G.E. Moore
10. The great sociologist
who held the view that “education doesn’t bring about social change; rather the
social change results into an educational change” was
(A) McDougal
(B) Aristotle
(C) Durkheim
(D) Dewey
11. Why is school
considered a miniature society ?
(A) Though small in
number, school inmates come from society only
(B) School children are of
lower age group than society members
(C) Like a chicken
develops into an adult, school children develop into adult society members
(D) The number of school
inmates is less than the number of society members
12. Why is mother regarded
as the first teacher of a child ?
I. The basic learning of
the child occurs in the company of mother only.
II. Informal learning of
the child with the mother is more effective than the formal learning in later
years of life.
III. The child lives in
the womb of the mother for 9 months.
IV. The mother tries to
impart her best to the child.
(A) All the above four statements are correct.
(B) Only statements II and
III are correct.
(C) Only statements II and
IV are correct.
(D) Only statements I and
II are correct.
13. By community we mean a
group of people with
(A) Same caste, class,
religion or profession
(B) People with similar
aim
(C) Similar aim and at
least one factor as common among caste, class, religion, profession or belief
(D) None of the above
14. Teaching Political
Science to learners helps in
I. Developing leadership
skills in them.
II. Developing political
consciousness among them.
III. Inculcating
democratic values in them.
IV. Developing awareness
about social issues in them.
(A) All the above statements are correct.
(B) Only statements I, II
and III are correct.
(C) Only statements II,
III and IV are correct.
(D) Only statements, I, II
and IV are correct.
15. Religion is an
institution because
(A) It teaches religion to
people
(B) It discharges an
important social function
(C) It imparts moral and
spiritual education to people
(D) It gives respect to
the individual in society.
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