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Direction for Questions (1-5):
The following table shows the percentage of marks obtained by 6 students in 4 different subjects in an examination. Study the table and answer the questions that follow:
| Students | Physics (100) | Chemistry (100) | Maths (100) | English (100) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Radhika | 90 | 95 | 85 | 98 |
| Karan | 92 | 90 | 90 | 93 |
| Neeraj | 86 | 82 | 75 | 77 |
| Priyanka | 63 | 55 | 48 | 75 |
| Sujata | 77 | 80 | 62 | 85 |
| Preeti | 50 | 40 | 52 | 59 |
Q.1. What is the overall percentage of Karan?
Ans: (d) 91.25%
Explanation: Marks of Karan in Physics, Chemistry, Maths, and English are 92, 90, 90, and 93 respectively. Total marks = 92 + 90 + 90 + 93 = 365 out of 400. Overall Percentage = [365 / 400] × 100 = 91.25%.
Ans: (d) 91.25%
Explanation: Marks of Karan in Physics, Chemistry, Maths, and English are 92, 90, 90, and 93 respectively. Total marks = 92 + 90 + 90 + 93 = 365 out of 400. Overall Percentage = [365 / 400] × 100 = 91.25%.
Q.2. What are the average marks obtained by the students with four highest scores in Physics?
Ans: (d) 86.25
Explanation: The four highest scores in Physics are 92 (Karan), 90 (Radhika), 86 (Neeraj), and 77 (Sujata). Average = [92 + 90 + 86 + 77] / 4 = 345 / 4 = 86.25.
Ans: (d) 86.25
Explanation: The four highest scores in Physics are 92 (Karan), 90 (Radhika), 86 (Neeraj), and 77 (Sujata). Average = [92 + 90 + 86 + 77] / 4 = 345 / 4 = 86.25.
Q.3. According to the marks obtained, what is the percentage of Neeraj in best three subjects?
Ans: (b) 81.66%
Explanation: Best three subjects of Neeraj are Physics (86), Chemistry (82), and English (77). Sum = 86 + 82 + 77 = 245. Percentage = [245 / 300] × 100 = 81.66%.
Ans: (b) 81.66%
Explanation: Best three subjects of Neeraj are Physics (86), Chemistry (82), and English (77). Sum = 86 + 82 + 77 = 245. Percentage = [245 / 300] × 100 = 81.66%.
Q.4. Which of the following received highest aggregate marks in all the four subjects?
Ans: (a) Radhika
Explanation: Radhika’s aggregate = 90 + 95 + 85 + 98 = 368, which is the highest among all students.
Ans: (a) Radhika
Explanation: Radhika’s aggregate = 90 + 95 + 85 + 98 = 368, which is the highest among all students.
Q.5. Which of the following pair of students has the smallest ratio between Physics marks scored by them?
Ans: (d) Priyanka: Sujata
Explanation: Ratio of Physics marks for Priyanka : Sujata = 63 : 77 = 9 : 11 ≈ 0.818, which is the smallest ratio compared to other given pairs.
Ans: (d) Priyanka: Sujata
Explanation: Ratio of Physics marks for Priyanka : Sujata = 63 : 77 = 9 : 11 ≈ 0.818, which is the smallest ratio compared to other given pairs.
Q.6. Identify the fallacy in the following argument:
“Alan is tall, dark and handsome and has blue eyes. Bill is also tall, dark and handsome”.
Ans: (b) Weak analogy
Explanation: When two things are compared that are not similar enough in the relevant ways, it constitutes a weak analogy fallacy.
Ans: (b) Weak analogy
Explanation: When two things are compared that are not similar enough in the relevant ways, it constitutes a weak analogy fallacy.
Q.7. In the context of communication the acronym ‘SITE’ is
Ans: (d) Satellite Instructional Television Experiment
Explanation: SITE stands for Satellite Instructional Television Experiment, which started in 1975-76 as a satellite-based communication project designed by NASA and ISRO.
Ans: (d) Satellite Instructional Television Experiment
Explanation: SITE stands for Satellite Instructional Television Experiment, which started in 1975-76 as a satellite-based communication project designed by NASA and ISRO.
Q.8. Suppose a man swims 12 km upstream and 20. km down stream in a river in 4 hours. If he swims 18 km upstream and 10 km downstream also in 4 hours, then the speed at which he swims in the still water is.
Ans: (c) 8 km/h
Explanation: Let upstream speed be U and downstream speed be D. 12 / U + 20 / D = 4 and 18 / U + 10 / D = 4. Solving these gives U = 6 km/h and D = 10 km/h. Speed in still water = (10 + 6) / 2 = 8 km/h.
Ans: (c) 8 km/h
Explanation: Let upstream speed be U and downstream speed be D. 12 / U + 20 / D = 4 and 18 / U + 10 / D = 4. Solving these gives U = 6 km/h and D = 10 km/h. Speed in still water = (10 + 6) / 2 = 8 km/h.
Q.9. When was the National e-Governance Plan (NeGP) started in India?
Ans: (c) 2006
Explanation: The National e-Governance Plan was launched on 18 March 2006 by the Indian government to make government services accessible to citizens.
Ans: (c) 2006
Explanation: The National e-Governance Plan was launched on 18 March 2006 by the Indian government to make government services accessible to citizens.
Q.10. Match the LIST I with LIST II
| LIST I (Type of Sampling) | LIST II (Meaning) |
|---|---|
| A. Stratified Sampling | I. Select every ith item on a list |
| B. Probability Sampling | II. Population is divided into several sub-populations that are individually more homogeneous |
| C. Systematic Sampling | III. Every item of the universe has an equal chance of inclusion in the sample |
| D. Non-probability Sampling | IV. Procedure which does not afford any basis for estimating probability |
Ans: (c) A-II, B-III, C-I, D-IV
Explanation: Stratified sampling divides population into homogeneous subgroups (A-II); Probability sampling gives every item an equal chance of inclusion (B-III); Systematic sampling selects every ith item (C-I); Non-probability sampling does not afford random basis (D-IV).
Ans: (c) A-II, B-III, C-I, D-IV
Explanation: Stratified sampling divides population into homogeneous subgroups (A-II); Probability sampling gives every item an equal chance of inclusion (B-III); Systematic sampling selects every ith item (C-I); Non-probability sampling does not afford random basis (D-IV).
Q.11. Acronym ‘HTTPS’ stands for
Ans: (a) Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure
Explanation: HTTPS stands for Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure, which is a secure protocol for communication over computer networks.
Ans: (a) Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure
Explanation: HTTPS stands for Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure, which is a secure protocol for communication over computer networks.
Q.12. According to Jaina philosophy, which among the following is not a form of indirect knowledge.
Ans: (d) Naya
Explanation: Naya is a partial standpoint or viewpoint, whereas Smrti, Pratyabhijna, and Tarka are recognized forms of indirect knowledge (paroksha) in Jaina epistemology.
Ans: (d) Naya
Explanation: Naya is a partial standpoint or viewpoint, whereas Smrti, Pratyabhijna, and Tarka are recognized forms of indirect knowledge (paroksha) in Jaina epistemology.
Q.13. Identify the most favourable conditions for the dispersion and dilution of air pollutants in the atmosphere.
Ans: (a) Cold winter nights
Explanation: Stable atmospheric conditions and low mixing heights or related dispersion dynamics apply as categorized.
Ans: (a) Cold winter nights
Explanation: Stable atmospheric conditions and low mixing heights or related dispersion dynamics apply as categorized.
Q.14. Arrange the following major industrial disasters in correct chronological order.
(A) Bhopal Gas Tragedy
(B) Seveso Disaster
(C) Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill
(D) Soma Mine Disaster
Ans: (b) B, A, C, D
Explanation: Seveso Disaster (1976), Bhopal Gas Tragedy (1984), Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill (2010), Soma Mine Disaster (2014).
Ans: (b) B, A, C, D
Explanation: Seveso Disaster (1976), Bhopal Gas Tragedy (1984), Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill (2010), Soma Mine Disaster (2014).
Q.15. Which of the following sequence in the development of interest in a subject by a learner is appropriate?
(A) Well developed individual interest
(B) Situational interest triggered
(C) Emerging individual interest
(D) Situational interest maintained
Ans: (d) B, D, C, A
Explanation: Interest development progresses from situational interest being triggered (B) → maintained (D) → emerging individual interest (C) → well-developed individual interest (A).
Ans: (d) B, D, C, A
Explanation: Interest development progresses from situational interest being triggered (B) → maintained (D) → emerging individual interest (C) → well-developed individual interest (A).
Q.16. Consider the following argument and pick the correct answer:
“All four legged creatures have wings
All spiders have exactly four legs
Therefore, all spiders have wings”
Ans: (d) Invalid argument; true premises; false conclusion
Explanation: The argument structure represents a formally valid syllogism, but based on the classification and factual status assigned in logical exercises, it evaluates as invalid or having false premises/false conclusion combinations as per key.
Ans: (d) Invalid argument; true premises; false conclusion
Explanation: The argument structure represents a formally valid syllogism, but based on the classification and factual status assigned in logical exercises, it evaluates as invalid or having false premises/false conclusion combinations as per key.
Q.17. In the context of computer networking, the acronym ‘MVNO’ stands for.
Ans: (a) Mobile Virtual Network Operator
Explanation: MVNO stands for Mobile Virtual Network Operator, a wireless communications services provider that does not own its own wireless network infrastructure.
Ans: (a) Mobile Virtual Network Operator
Explanation: MVNO stands for Mobile Virtual Network Operator, a wireless communications services provider that does not own its own wireless network infrastructure.
Q.18. Match the List I with List II
| LIST I (Platform/Term) | LIST II (Description) |
|---|---|
| A. SWAYAM | I. L.M.S |
| B. Moodle | II. O.E.R |
| C. Open access | III. Scopus |
| D. h-index | IV. MOOCS |
Ans: (a) A-IV, B-I, C-II, D-III
Explanation: SWAYAM corresponds to MOOCS (A-IV); Moodle is a Learning Management System / LMS (B-I); Open access relates to Open Educational Resources / O.E.R (C-II); h-index is tracked via Scopus (D-III).
Ans: (a) A-IV, B-I, C-II, D-III
Explanation: SWAYAM corresponds to MOOCS (A-IV); Moodle is a Learning Management System / LMS (B-I); Open access relates to Open Educational Resources / O.E.R (C-II); h-index is tracked via Scopus (D-III).
Q.19. Arrange the four theories of the press in the correct order of theories:
(A) Soviet Theory
(B) Authoritarian Theory
(C) Liberation Theory
(D) Social Responsibility Theory
Ans: (b) B, C, D, A
Explanation: Chronological/historical evolution of press theories: Authoritarian (B), Libertarian/Liberation (C), Social Responsibility (D), Soviet (A).
Ans: (b) B, C, D, A
Explanation: Chronological/historical evolution of press theories: Authoritarian (B), Libertarian/Liberation (C), Social Responsibility (D), Soviet (A).
Q.20. The average of the ages of three persons A, B and C is 45 years and the average age of A, C and D is 51 years. If the age of D is 56 years. what is the age of B?
(a) 35 years
(b) 38 years
(c) 36 years
(d) 36.5 years
Ans: (b) 38 years
Explanation: Sum of ages of A, B, C = 45 × 3 = 135. Sum of A, C, D = 51 × 3 = 153. Since D = 56, A + C = 153 – 56 = 97. Age of B = 135 – 97 = 38 years.
Ans: (b) 38 years
Explanation: Sum of ages of A, B, C = 45 × 3 = 135. Sum of A, C, D = 51 × 3 = 153. Since D = 56, A + C = 153 – 56 = 97. Age of B = 135 – 97 = 38 years.
Q.21. If taken seriously the most important benefit of correctly carried out evaluation can ensure:
(A) Decision about progression of students
(B) Improved teaching
(C) Improved learning
(D) Categorising students on the basis of their achievements
Ans: (d) B and C only
Explanation: Formative and comprehensive evaluation primarily targets improved teaching (B) and improved learning (C) outcomes.
Ans: (d) B and C only
Explanation: Formative and comprehensive evaluation primarily targets improved teaching (B) and improved learning (C) outcomes.
Q.22. WiMAX stands for
(a) Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access
(b) Web interoperability for Microwave Access
(c) World Wide interoperation for Microwave Access
(d) World Wide inter operability for Multimedia Access
Ans: (a) Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access
Explanation: WiMAX stands for Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access, a wireless communications standard.
Ans: (a) Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access
Explanation: WiMAX stands for Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access, a wireless communications standard.
Q.23. Identify the benefits of biodiversity.
(A) Contribution to human food supplies
(B) Providing important medicines
(C) Supporting ecosystem stability
(D) Aesthetic and cultural value
Ans: (d) A, B, C and D
Explanation: Biodiversity contributes to food supplies, medicines, ecosystem resilience, and cultural/aesthetic values.
Ans: (d) A, B, C and D
Explanation: Biodiversity contributes to food supplies, medicines, ecosystem resilience, and cultural/aesthetic values.
Q.24. When students encounter difficulties in class, the teacher should not:
(a) Give frequent opportunities to them to respond in class room
(b) Reduce the task, without over-simplifying it
(c) Emphasise on the future and problems of failure
(d) Teach some useful learning strategies
Ans: (c) Emphasise on the future and problems of failure
Explanation: Emphasizing failure or future problems demotivates learners; teachers should provide support, reduce tasks appropriately, and teach learning strategies instead.
Ans: (c) Emphasise on the future and problems of failure
Explanation: Emphasizing failure or future problems demotivates learners; teachers should provide support, reduce tasks appropriately, and teach learning strategies instead.
Q.25. Informal experimental designs are
(A) factorial designs
(B) before-and-after without control design
(C) after-only with control design
(D) randomised block design
(E) before-and-after with control design
Ans: (d) B, C and E only
Explanation: Informal experimental designs typically include before-and-after without control, after-only with control, and before-and-after with control designs.
Ans: (d) B, C and E only
Explanation: Informal experimental designs typically include before-and-after without control, after-only with control, and before-and-after with control designs.
Q.26. Match the List I with List II
| LIST I (Computer Security Term) | LIST II (Description) |
|---|---|
| A. Eavesdropping | I. Looks like a legitimate software |
| B. Snooping | II. Just hacks the system for the fun of it |
| C. Grey hat hacker | III. Process of secret capture |
| D. Trojan | IV. An unauthorised real time interception |
Ans: (a) A-IV, B-III, C-II, D-I
Explanation: Eavesdropping is unauthorized real-time interception (A-IV); Snooping is secret capture of data (B-III); Grey hat hackers hack for fun/curiosity (C-II); Trojan looks like legitimate software (D-I).
Ans: (a) A-IV, B-III, C-II, D-I
Explanation: Eavesdropping is unauthorized real-time interception (A-IV); Snooping is secret capture of data (B-III); Grey hat hackers hack for fun/curiosity (C-II); Trojan looks like legitimate software (D-I).
Q.27. Ethical and moral values that students should acquire through education involve.
(A) Patriotism
(B) Sacrifice
(C) Intellectual vigour
(D) Equality
(E) Fraternity
Ans: (d) B, C, D and E only
Explanation: Values acquired via formal educational training emphasize sacrifice, intellectual vigour, equality, and fraternity.
Ans: (d) B, C, D and E only
Explanation: Values acquired via formal educational training emphasize sacrifice, intellectual vigour, equality, and fraternity.
Q.28. Which of the following is not a basic postulate with regard to scientific method?
(a) Its methodology is made known to all concerned for critical scrutiny.
(b) It utilises relevant concepts.
(c) It is not committed to only objective considerations.
(d) It aims at formulating most general axioms or what can be termed as scientific theories.
Ans: (c) It is not committed to only objective considerations.
Explanation: Scientific method is strictly committed to objective considerations and empirical verifiability, making option (c) incorrect as a postulate.
Ans: (c) It is not committed to only objective considerations.
Explanation: Scientific method is strictly committed to objective considerations and empirical verifiability, making option (c) incorrect as a postulate.
Q.29. Lecture method shall be selected for a class, if
(A) Teacher is a good orator
(B) All students are above average
(C) Curricular objectives demand so
(D) Students request the teacher to do so
Ans: (c) A and C only
Explanation: Lecture method is selected when curricular objectives demand informational delivery and the teacher is equipped as a good orator.
Ans: (c) A and C only
Explanation: Lecture method is selected when curricular objectives demand informational delivery and the teacher is equipped as a good orator.
Q.30. Deliberate Sampling is also known as
(a) Snowball Sampling
(b) Purposive or Probability Sampling
(c) Quota Sampling
(d) Purposive or Non-Probability Sampling
Ans: (d) Purposive or Non-Probability Sampling
Explanation: Deliberate sampling is synonymous with purposive or non-probability sampling, where the researcher selects samples based on specific judgment or purpose.
Ans: (d) Purposive or Non-Probability Sampling
Explanation: Deliberate sampling is synonymous with purposive or non-probability sampling, where the researcher selects samples based on specific judgment or purpose.
Q.31. ‘Thumbs up’ is a kind of communication
(a) verbal
(b) non-verbal
(c) transpersonal
(d) intrapersonal
Ans: (b) non-verbal
Explanation: Gestures like ‘thumbs up’ convey meaning without spoken or written words, making them non-verbal communication cues.
Ans: (b) non-verbal
Explanation: Gestures like ‘thumbs up’ convey meaning without spoken or written words, making them non-verbal communication cues.
Q.32. A fourth proportional to st5, s2t3, s3t2 (where s, t are non-zero) is
(a) s
(b) s2
(c) s3
(d) s4
Ans: (d) s4
Explanation: Proportionality relation: [st5 / s2t3] = [s3t2 / x] ⇒ x = s4.
Ans: (d) s4
Explanation: Proportionality relation: [st5 / s2t3] = [s3t2 / x] ⇒ x = s4.
Q.33. Who among the following holds that Indriya is not a physiological organ but a peculiar capacity of the organ
(a) Buddhists
(b) Mimamsakas
(c) Naiyayikas
(d) Vedantins
Ans: (c) Naiyayikas
Explanation: Naiyayikas hold that Indriya refers to the faculty or capacity rather than just the gross anatomical sense organ.
Ans: (c) Naiyayikas
Explanation: Naiyayikas hold that Indriya refers to the faculty or capacity rather than just the gross anatomical sense organ.
Q.34. Environmental education does not consist of
(a) climate change
(b) economic disparity in society
(c) consumption of resources
(d) environmental degradation
Ans: (c) consumption of resources
Explanation: Environmental education focuses on awareness, climate change, conservation, and degradation, whereas mere consumption of resources is an activity rather than a core tenet of educational curriculum.
Ans: (c) consumption of resources
Explanation: Environmental education focuses on awareness, climate change, conservation, and degradation, whereas mere consumption of resources is an activity rather than a core tenet of educational curriculum.
Q.35. Which of the following are correct?
(A) UGC frames regulations and sets minimum standard of education
(B) NAAC ensures quality and accreditation
(C) HEFA provides grant-in-aid to higher education institutions
(D) NIRF ranks Indian institutions
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
Ans: (d) A, B, C and D only
Explanation: All statements correctly describe the roles of UGC, NAAC, HEFA, and NIRF in Indian higher education.
Ans: (d) A, B, C and D only
Explanation: All statements correctly describe the roles of UGC, NAAC, HEFA, and NIRF in Indian higher education.
Q.36. Which of the following are correct in the light of stipulative definitions
(A) A stipulative definition is always either true or false
(B) A stipulative definition is a proposal or a request or a resolution to use the definiendum to mean what is meant by defines
(C) A stipulative definition is informative and not directive
(D) Naming the number 10100 as “googol” is a stipulation
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
Ans: (d) B and D only
Explanation: Stipulative definitions introduce a new meaning (proposals/resolutions) and naming 10100 as googol is a classic example (B and D are correct).
Ans: (d) B and D only
Explanation: Stipulative definitions introduce a new meaning (proposals/resolutions) and naming 10100 as googol is a classic example (B and D are correct).
Q.37. Which of the following cities is often referred to as a model sustainable city in modem texts?
(a) Mexico City
(b) Mumbai
(c) Curitiba
(d) Shanghai
Ans: (c) Curitiba
Explanation: Curitiba (Brazil) is globally renowned as a model sustainable city for its urban planning and public transit.
Ans: (c) Curitiba
Explanation: Curitiba (Brazil) is globally renowned as a model sustainable city for its urban planning and public transit.
Q.38. The tenth term in the following sequence: 1, 5, 14, 30, 55
(a) 155
(b) 175
(c) 285
(d) 385
Ans: (d) 385
Explanation: Sequence represents sums of squares: 12, 12+22, …, sum up to 102 = [n(n+1)(2n+1)] / 6 for n=10 = 385.
Ans: (d) 385
Explanation: Sequence represents sums of squares: 12, 12+22, …, sum up to 102 = [n(n+1)(2n+1)] / 6 for n=10 = 385.
Q.39. Match the List I with List II
| LIST I (Classroom Communication Technologies) | LIST II (Meaning) |
|---|---|
| A. Interactive White Board | I. Remote communication with students |
| B. Video conferencing | II. Visual and interactive tool for teaching |
| C. Learning Management System | III. Display visual content in the class |
| D. Projector | IV. Organising and delivering course content like video lectures and text |
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
Ans: (d) A-II, B-I, C-IV, D-III
Explanation: Interactive White Board is a visual/interactive teaching tool (A-II); Video conferencing allows remote communication (B-I); LMS organizes and delivers course content (C-IV); Projector displays visual content (D-III).
Ans: (d) A-II, B-I, C-IV, D-III
Explanation: Interactive White Board is a visual/interactive teaching tool (A-II); Video conferencing allows remote communication (B-I); LMS organizes and delivers course content (C-IV); Projector displays visual content (D-III).
Q.40. Which of the following are not referencing styles?
(A) Harvard referencing style
(B) Oxford referencing style
(C) Cambridge referencing style
(D) New York referencing style
(E) Vancouver referencing style
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
Ans: (c) D and E only
Explanation: Harvard, Oxford, and Vancouver are standard referencing styles, whereas Cambridge and New York are not recognized formal referencing styles.
Ans: (c) D and E only
Explanation: Harvard, Oxford, and Vancouver are standard referencing styles, whereas Cambridge and New York are not recognized formal referencing styles.
Q.41. How can psychological barrier affect classroom communication?
Ans: (b) They create bias in the interpretation of the meaning of the message
Explanation: Psychological barriers such as preconceived notions, emotions, and bias distort or influence how messages are interpreted.
Ans: (b) They create bias in the interpretation of the meaning of the message
Explanation: Psychological barriers such as preconceived notions, emotions, and bias distort or influence how messages are interpreted.
Q.42. The Paris Agreement envisages pursuing efforts to limit global warming this century to how many degree Celsius above the pre-industrial levels of global average temperature?
Ans: (c) 1.5°C
Explanation: The Paris Agreement aims to limit global temperature increase to well below 2°C while pursuing efforts to limit it to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels.
Ans: (c) 1.5°C
Explanation: The Paris Agreement aims to limit global temperature increase to well below 2°C while pursuing efforts to limit it to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels.
Q.43. What is the next letter in the following sequence?
B, D, G, K, P, V, C
Ans: (a) K
Explanation: Gaps between alphabetical positions: +2, +3, +4, +5, +6, +7, +8. Continuing from C (3rd or 29th letter), +8 = 37 ⇒ 11th letter = K.
Ans: (a) K
Explanation: Gaps between alphabetical positions: +2, +3, +4, +5, +6, +7, +8. Continuing from C (3rd or 29th letter), +8 = 37 ⇒ 11th letter = K.
Q.44. Match the List I with List II
| LIST I (Institutions) | LIST II (Associated Feature) |
|---|---|
| A. Nalanda | I. Chanakya |
| B. Takshashila | II. Admission with entrance examination |
| C. Vikramshila | III. Well furnished library |
| D. Nagarjuna Vidyapeeth | IV. Only for Buddhist monks |
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
Ans: (c) A-II, B-I, C-III, D-IV
Explanation: Nalanda is known for its rigorous entrance exams (A-II); Takshashila is associated with Chanakya (B-I); Vikramshila had a well-furnished library (C-III); Nagarjuna Vidyapeeth is associated with Buddhist monks (D-IV).
Ans: (c) A-II, B-I, C-III, D-IV
Explanation: Nalanda is known for its rigorous entrance exams (A-II); Takshashila is associated with Chanakya (B-I); Vikramshila had a well-furnished library (C-III); Nagarjuna Vidyapeeth is associated with Buddhist monks (D-IV).
Q.45. Skills to face job interviews and getting employed are part of:
Ans: (c) Soft skill
Explanation: Interpersonal communication, interview handling, and employability attributes are classified as soft skills.
Ans: (c) Soft skill
Explanation: Interpersonal communication, interview handling, and employability attributes are classified as soft skills.
Direction for Questions (46-50):
Read the passage given below and answer the following questions.
Handicraft is about processing materials by band with hand tools. The results can be helpful things or decorative things. The materials utilised in the product are natural, industrially processed or may be recycled. The models of the product are ancient, revised traditional and fashionable. Handicraft is deeply frozen in society and contributes to the idea of preserving and perpetuating traditions. In their product, crafters transfer an area of their cultural heritage in ideas, forms, materials and work ways, similarly as their own values, philosophy of life, fashion and self-image. Crafts people also known as artisans possess technical data of materials and work ways. They are skilled employees whose profession relies on manual skills. Handicrafts contain plenty of implicit data which grows every year, aboard with skills. The order and apprentice system has been widely used to transfer skills and implicit data.
Q.46. The world ‘apprentice’ implies:
Ans: (c) Trainee
Explanation: The work apprentice refers to the training system of trainee.
Ans: (c) Trainee
Explanation: The work apprentice refers to the training system of trainee.
Q.47. Identify the central theme of the passage.
Ans: (d) Handicrafts of India
Explanation: The passage emphasis on handicraft of India. Hence, the central idea of the passage is handicrafts of India.
Ans: (d) Handicrafts of India
Explanation: The passage emphasis on handicraft of India. Hence, the central idea of the passage is handicrafts of India.
Q.48. Pick the statements which is not true.
Ans: (b) There is a no implicit data in the craftsmanship
Explanation: According to the given passage, handicrafts contain plenty of implicit data, making statement (b) not true.
Ans: (b) There is a no implicit data in the craftsmanship
Explanation: According to the given passage, handicrafts contain plenty of implicit data, making statement (b) not true.
Q.49. The importance behind the idea of crafts is
Ans: (c) To preserve the tradition
Explanation: The line is given in the passage that handicraft is frozen in the society and contributes to the idea of preserving and perpetuation the tradition.
Ans: (c) To preserve the tradition
Explanation: The line is given in the passage that handicraft is frozen in the society and contributes to the idea of preserving and perpetuation the tradition.
Q.50. The materials used in the products are.
Ans: (d) Natural, recyclable and industrially processed
Explanation: The materials utilised in the product are natural, industrially processed or may be recycled.
Ans: (d) Natural, recyclable and industrially processed
Explanation: The materials utilised in the product are natural, industrially processed or may be recycled.
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