जीपीएससी परीक्षा पूर्वतयारी

1 Interpersonal Intelligence is defined as having the criteria ___________

 A a sensitivity to those distinctions, acknowledged by treating each individual with their personal distinctions in mind

 B the ability to act on the basis of self-knowledge, creating environments, guiding behavior, and making decisions based on an

 accurate picture of oneself.

 C the ability to understand and interact effectively with others,

 D All of the above

 E None of the above

 Correct Answer C

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2 Children learns through:

 A Experience,  Experimentation, making and doing things.

 B Reading,  Discussion, Listening, Thinking and reflecting. 

C Expressing oneself in speech writing. 

D All of the above

 E None of the above

 Correct Answer D

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3 To identify individual differences of learners in a class the teacher will use _________

 A Summative Assessment

 B Diagnostic Assessment

 C Formative Assessment

 D Placement Assessment

 E None of the above

 Correct Answer C

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4 Article 45 under the Directive Principles of State policy in the Indian Constitution, provides for __________

 A Rights of minorities to establish educational institutions

 B Free and compulsory primary education

 C Education for weaker sections of the country

 D Giving financial assistance to less advanced states

 E None of the above

 Correct Answer B

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5 is the dynamic side of__________

 A Psychology

 B Sociology

 C Philosophy

 D Literature

 E None of the above

 Correct Answer C

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6 Schools are social institutions because they

 A preserve and instill in future generations, the knowledge, ideas and customs of our culture.

 B suggest ways and means of social progress.

 C suggest solutions to social problems.

 D are established by the society.

 E None of the above

 Correct Answer A

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7 As a means of communication, e-mails have features of the immediacy of ___ ___and ________

 A Reading, Receiving

 B Writing, Sending

 C Calling, Receiving

 D Receiving, Sending

 E None of the above

 Correct Answer D

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8 In terms of transfer of learning the effect of mother tongue in learning correct pronunciation of a foreign language can be termed as

 ______.

 A Positive transfer

 B Negative transfer

 C Bilateral transfer 

D Zero transfer.

 E None of the above

 Correct Answer B

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9 A severe barrier to effective communication in the usage of words is ________

 A Disturbance

 B Discrimination

 C Disorder

 D Distortion

 E None of the above

 Correct Answer D

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10 Comprehension Read the following passage and answer the questions given below: 

Arnold Toynbee said about Ramakrishna that ‘his religious activity and experience were comprehensive to a degree that had

 perhaps never before been attained by any other religious genius in India or elsewhere’. You will hear only echoes of such words if

 you go through some recent works on Ramakrishna published in the West. What is most important in all works for the

 dissemination of Vedanta philosophy in its bearings on the idea of universal religion is to affirm, without any reservation, that this

 ideal does not touch any religion as it exists but only urges a universal approach to all religions. By universal religion, Vivekananda

 meant this mingling of faiths and he thought it was Vedanta, particularly Advaita Vedanta, which could bring about this mingling of

 spiritual tunes in a grand harmony of faiths.

 Question Description The statement, ‘his religious activity and experience were comprehensive to a degree that had perhaps never before been attained by

 any other religious genius in India or elsewhere’, implies that as a religious genius, his religious activity and experience were

 A probably the first, and so far, the most comprehensive in the world

 B likely to be the most comprehensive in India and elsewhere

 C those which few others had attained in the past in India or elsewhere

 D perhaps the best and comprehensive attainments in the world.

 E None of the above

 Correct Answer A

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11 Comprehension Read the following passage and answer the questions given below: 

Arnold Toynbee said about Ramakrishna that ‘his religious activity and experience were comprehensive to a degree that had

 perhaps never before been attained by any other religious genius in India or elsewhere’. You will hear only echoes of such words if

 you go through some recent works on Ramakrishna published in the West. What is most important in all works for the

 dissemination of Vedanta philosophy in its bearings on the idea of universal religion is to affirm, without any reservation, that this

 ideal does not touch any religion as it exists but only urges a universal approach to all religions. By universal religion, Vivekananda

 meant this mingling of faiths and he thought it was Vedanta, particularly Advaita Vedanta, which could bring about this mingling of

12 spiritual tunes in a grand harmony of faiths.

 Identify from the following options, the most crucial thing for Vedanta philosophy, mentioned in the passage:

 A insistence on its dissemination without reservation

 B affirmation of its universal approach to religion

 C emphasis on its bearing on universal religion

 D affirmation of ideal religion as its exists

 E None of the above

 Correct Answer B

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13 Comprehension Read the following passage and answer the questions given below: 

Arnold Toynbee said about Ramakrishna that ‘his religious activity and experience were comprehensive to a degree that had

 perhaps never before been attained by any other religious genius in India or elsewhere’. You will hear only echoes of such words if

 you go through some recent works on Ramakrishna published in the West. What is most important in all works for the

 dissemination of Vedanta philosophy in its bearings on the idea of universal religion is to affirm, without any reservation, that this

 ideal does not touch any religion as it exists but only urges a universal approach to all religions. By universal religion, Vivekananda

 meant this mingling of faiths and he thought it was Vedanta, particularly Advaita Vedanta, which could bring about this mingling of

 spiritual tunes in a grand harmony of faiths.

14 Identify from the following options, the antonym of the word ‘dissemination’ as it is used in the passage:

 A dissipation

 B proclamation

 C extirpation

 D propagation

 E None of the above

 Correct Answer C

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