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1.Breakdowninverbalcommunicationisdescribedas
Section1:UGCNETExamination:About
CBSEUGCNETJune2015Notification
Subjects&SyllabusofCBSEUGCNETJune2015
CBSEUGCNETTestCentres/CoordinatingInstitutes
HowtoPrepareforUGCNETExamination
UGCNETSuccessStories
AboutUGCNETGuideWebsite
Section2:UGCNETExamination:SolvedPaperI
(A)ShortCircuit
(B)Contradiction
(C)Unevenness
(D)Entropy
Answer:(D)
2006JuneUGCNETPreviousYearsSolvedPaperI
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Section3:UGCSET/SLETExamination:SolvedPaper
1
2.TheTelephoneModelofCommunicationwasfirstdevelopedintheareaof
(A)Technologicaltheory
(B)Dispersiontheory
(C)Minimaleffectstheory
(D)Informationtheory
Answer:(D)
3.TheDadaSahebPhalkeAwardfor2013hasbeenconferredon
(A)KaranJohar
(B)AmirKhan
Answer:(D)
4.Photographsarenoteasyto
2012APSETPreviousYearsSolvedPaperI
2013SeptemberAPSETPreviousYearsSolvedPaperI
(A)Publish
2013DecemberCGSETPreviousYearsSolvedPaperI
2013DecemberGSETPreviousYearsSolvedPaperI
(B)Secure
2013DecemberKSETPreviousYearsSolvedPaperI
2013FebruaryMSETPreviousYearsSolvedPaperI
2013DecemberWBSETPreviousYearsSolvedPaperI
(C)Decode
Section4:UGCNETExamination:SolvedPaperIIand
III
Answer:(C)
UGCNETSolvedQuestionPapersinAdultEducation
UGCNETSolvedQuestionPapersinAnthropology
UGCNETSolvedQuestionPapersinArabCulture
(D)Change
5.Thegrainsthatappearonatelevisionsetwhenoperatedarealsoreferredtoas
UGCNETSolvedQuestionPapersinArchaeology
http://www.netugc.com/2014juneugcnetpreviousyearssolvedpaperi
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UGCNETSolvedQuestionPapersinCommerce
(A)Sparks
UGCNETSolvedQuestionPapersinComparativeLiterature
UGCNETSolvedQuestionPapersinComparativeStudy
(B)GreenDots
UGCNETSolvedQuestionPapersinComputerScience
UGCNETSolvedQuestionPapersinCriminology
UGCNETSolvedQuestionPapersinDefence
UGCNETSolvedQuestionPapersinEconomics
UGCNETSolvedQuestionPapersinEducation
UGCNETSolvedQuestionPapersinElectronicScience
UGCNETSolvedQuestionPapersinEnglish
UGCNETSolvedQuestionPapersinEnvironmentalSciences
UGCNETSolvedQuestionPapersinFolkLiterature
UGCNETSolvedQuestionPapersinForensicScience
UGCNETSolvedQuestionPapersinGeography
UGCNETSolvedQuestionPapersinHistory
UGCNETSolvedQuestionPapersinHomeScience
UGCNETSolvedQuestionPapersinHumanRights&Duties
UGCNETSolvedQuestionPapersinIndianCulture
UGCNETSolvedQuestionPapersinInternationalStudies
(C)Snow
(D)RainDrops
Answer:(C)
6.Incircularcommunication,theencoderbecomesadecoderwhenthereis
(A)Noise
(B)Audience
(C)Criticality
(D)Feedback
UGCNETSolvedQuestionPapersinLabourWelfare
UGCNETSolvedQuestionPapersinLaw
Answer:(D)
UGCNETSolvedQuestionPapersinLibraryScience
UGCNETSolvedQuestionPapersinLinguistics
UGCNETSolvedQuestionPapersinManagement
UGCNETSolvedQuestionPapersinMassCommunication
UGCNETSolvedQuestionPapersinMuseology
UGCNETSolvedQuestionPapersinMusic
UGCNETSolvedQuestionPapersinPublicAdministration
UGCNETSolvedQuestionPapersinPerformingArts
UGCNETSolvedQuestionPapersinPhilosophy
UGCNETSolvedQuestionPapersinPhysicalEducation
UGCNETSolvedQuestionPapersinPoliticalScience
UGCNETSolvedQuestionPapersinPopulationStudies
UGCNETSolvedQuestionPapersinPsychology
UGCNETSolvedQuestionPapersinSocialMedicine
UGCNETSolvedQuestionPapersinSocialWork
UGCNETSolvedQuestionPapersinSociology
UGCNETSolvedQuestionPapersinTourismAdministration
UGCNETSolvedQuestionPapersinTribal
UGCNETSolvedQuestionPapersinVisualArts
UGCNETSolvedQuestionPapersinWomenStudies
Section5:UGCNETExamination:Syllabus
UGCNET/SET/SLETSyllabusforPaperI
UGCNETSyllabusforAdultEducation
UGCNETSyllabusforAnthropology
UGCNETSyllabusforArabCultureandIslamicStudies
UGCNETSyllabusforArchaeology
UGCNETSyllabusforCommerce
UGCNETSyllabusforComparativeLiterature
UGCNETSyllabusforComparativeStudyofReligions
UGCNETSyllabusforComputerScienceandApplications
7.Inapostoffice,stampsofthreedifferentdenominationsofRs7,Rs8,Rs10
areavailable.Theexactamountforwhichonecannotbuystampsis
(A)19
(B)20
(C)23
(D)29
Answer:(A)
8.Incertaincodingmethod,thewordQUESTIONisencodedasDOMESTIC.In
thiscoding,whatisthecodewordforthewordRESPONSE?
(A)OMESUCEM
(B)OMESICSM
(C)OMESICEM
(D)OMESISCM
Answer:(C)
9.lftheseries4,5,8,13,14,17,22,........iscontinuedinthesamepattern,whichone
ofthefollowingisnotatermofthisseries?
UGCNETSyllabusforCriminology
UGCNETSyllabusforDefenceandStrategicStudies
UGCNETSyllabusforEconomics
UGCNETSyllabusforEducation
UGCNETSyllabusforElectronicScience
(A)31
UGCNETSyllabusforEnglish
UGCNETSyllabusforEnvironmentalSciences
UGCNETSyllabusforFolkLiterature
UGCNETSyllabusforForensicScience
UGCNETSyllabusforGeography
(D)35
UGCNETSyllabusforHistory
UGCNETSyllabusforHomeScience
UGCNETSyllabusforHumanRightsandDuties
UGCNETSyllabusforIndianCulture
UGCNETSyllabusforInternationalandAreaStudies
(B)32
(C)33
Answer:(C)
10.CompletetheseriesBB,FE,II,ML,PP:..:........bychoosingoneofthe
followingoptiongiven:
(A)TS
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UGCNETSyllabusforLabourWelfare
UGCNETSyllabusforLaw
UGCNETSyllabusforLibraryandInformationScience
UGCNETSyllabusforLinguistics
UGCNETSyllabusforManagement
UGCNETSyllabusforMassCommunicationandJournalism
UGCNETSyllabusforMuseologyandConservation
UGCNETSyllabusforMusic
UGCNETSyllabusforPerformingArts
UGCNETSyllabusforPhilosophy
UGCNETSyllabusforPhysicalEducation
UGCNETSyllabusforPoliticalScience
UGCNETSyllabusforPopulationStudies
UGCNETSyllabusforPsychology
UGCNETSyllabusforPublicAdministration
UGCNETSyllabusforSocialMedicineandCommunityHealth
UGCNETSyllabusforSocialWork
UGCNETSyllabusforSociology
UGCNETSyllabusforTourismAdministration
UGCNETSyllabusforTribalandRegionalLanguage
UGCNETSyllabusforVisualArts
UGCNETSyllabusforWomenStudies
Section6:UGCNETExamination:SamplePaper
UGCNETPaperISampleQuestions
UGCNETPaperIISampleQuestions
UGCNETPaperIIISampleQuestions
MultipleChoiceTypeQuestionsandAnswers150
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Section7:UGCNETinLibraryandInformation
SciencePaperII&III:SolvedPapers
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2006DecemberUGCNETinLibrarySciencePaperII
2013SeptemberUGCNETinLibrarySciencePaperII
2012JuneUGCNETinLibrarySciencePaperIII
2012DecemberUGCNETinLibrarySciencePaperIII
2013SeptemberUGCNETinLibrarySciencePaperIII
2013DecemberUGCNETinLibrarySciencePaperIII
(B)ST
(C)RS
(D)SR
Answer:(A)
11.Amanstartedwalkingfrornhishousetowardssouth.Afterwalking6km,he
turnedtohisleftwalked5Kmafter.Thenhewalkedfurther3kmafterturning
left.Hethenturnedtohisleftandcontinuedhiswalkfor9km.Howfarishe
awayfromhishouse?
(A)3km
(B)4km
(C)5km
(D)6km
Answer:(C)
12.Onewritesallnumbersfrom50to99withoutthedigits2and7.Howmany
numbershavebeenwritten?
(A)32
(B)36
(C)40
(D)38
Answer:(A)
13."lfalargediamondiscutupintolittlebitsitwillloseitsvaluejustasanarmy
isdividedupintosmallunitsofsoldiers.Itlosesitsstrength."Theargumentput
abovemaybecalledas
(A)Analogical
(B)Deductive
(C)Statistical
(D)Casual
Answer:(A)
14.Givenbelowaresomecharacteristicsoflogicalargument.Selectthecode
whichexpressesacharacteristicwhichisnotofinductiveincharacter.
(A)Theconclusionisclaimedtofollowfromitspremises.
(B)Theconclusionisbasedoncausalrelation.
(C)Theconclusionconclusivelyfollowsfromitspremises.
(D)Theconclusionisbasedonobservationandexperiment
Answer:(C)
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Section8:UGCSET/SLETinLibraryandInformation
SciencePaperII&III:SolvedPapers
2013DecemberKSETinLibrarySciencePaperII
2013FebruaryMSETinLibrarySciencePaperII
2013DecemberWBSETinLibrarySciencePaperII
2013DecemberKSETinLibrarySciencePaperIII
2013FebruaryMSETinLibrarySciencePaperIII
2013DecemberWBSETinLibrarySciencePaperIII
Section9:UGCNET/SET/SLETinLibraryand
InformationSciencePaperIIandIIIWriteup
AbstractingPeriodicals
AcademicLibrary
AcademicStatusofaLibrarian
AccessioningWork
AdministrationVsManagement
AdvantagesandDisadvantagesofComputers
Archives
AreasofComputerApplicationinLibrary
ArrayandChain
AssamLibraryAssociation
AssociationforInformationManagement(ASLIB)
BasicPrinciplesofLibraryBuildingDesign
BengalLibraryAssociation
BibliographicControl
Bibliography
Blog
BookOrder
BookSelectionTheories
BritishLibrarysAutomatedInformationSErvice(BLAISE)
Budgeting
CirculatingLibrary
CitationAnalysis
CloudComputing
CollectionDevelopment
CommonCommunicationFormat(CCF)
Communication
CommunicationofInformation
ComponentsofaComputer
ComponentsofInformationSystem
Computer
ComputerStorage
ConceptsRelatedtoSoftwarePackages
ContentManagementSystem(CMS)
CopyrightLibrary
CouncilofScientificandIndustrialResearch(CSIR)
Consortium
CriteriaforSelectionandEvaluationofLibrarySoftware
Packages
CriticalPathMethod(CPM)
DataMining
DataWarehouses
Data,Information,KnowledgeandWisdom
15.Iftwopropositionshavingthesamesubjectandpredicatetermscanbothbe
truebutcannotbothbefalse,therelationbetweenthosetwopropositionsiscalled
(A)contradictory
(B)contrary
(C)subcontrary
(D)subaltern
Answer:(C)
16.Givenbelowaretwopremisesandfourconclusionsdrawnfromthose
premises.Selectthecodethatexpressesconclusiondrawnvalidlyfromthe
premises(separatelyorjointly).
Premises:
(a)Alldogsaremammals.
(b)Nocatsaredogs.
Conclusions:
(i)Nocatsaremammals
(ii)Somecatsaremammals.
(iii)NoDogsarecats
(iv)Nodogsarenonmammals.
Codes:
(A)(i)only
(B)(i)and(ii)
(C)(iii)and(iv)
(D)(ii)and(iii)
Answer:(C)
17.GivenbelowisadiagramofthreecirclesA,B&Cinterrelatedwitheachof
Indians.ThecircleBrepresentstheclassofscientistsandcircleCrepresentsthe
class of politicians. p,q,r,s... represent different regions. Select the code
containing the region that indicates the class of Indian scientists who are not
politicians.
Database
Databases
DecisionMaking
DefenceScientificInformationandDocumentationCentre
(DESIDOC)
DelegationofAuthority
DevelopingLibraryNetwork(DELNET)
DevelopmentofKnowledge
DigitalLibrary
DigitalMediaPreservationandConservationTechniques
DigitalMillenniumCopyrightAct(DMCA)
DiscussionForum
DiscussionGroups
DocumentDeliveryService(DDS)
DublineCoreMetadataElementsSet
(A)qandsonly
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DutiesandResponsibilitiesoftheLibrarian
EJournal
EDocument
Edocuments
Editor/Compiler/Author/OwnerCorner
ElectronicMail(Email)
EnvironmentalInformationSystem(ENVIS)
(B)sonly
EvaluationofReferenceSources
Finance
FormationofSubject
FreeBooks
FunctionofManagement
GenerationsofComputers
GuwahatiLibraryAssociation(GLA)
HistoryofaComputer
HumanResourceManagement
Hypotheses
199798
17117
211
2593
32090
3102
55173
IdentificationofMaterialforSelection
IndexingandAbstractingService
IndexingPeriodical/Journal
IndianAssociationofSpecialLibrariesandInformationCentres
(IASLIC)
IndianLibraryAssociation(ILA)
IndianNationalDigitalLibraryinEngineeringSciencesand
Technology(INDEST)Consortium
Induction,OrientationandPlacement
INFormationandLIBraryNETwork(INFLIBNET)
InformationasaResource/Commodity
InformationExchangeGroups
InformationExplosion
InformationNeeds
199899
17093
212
2792
33988
3326
57411
199900
16842
194
2535
34623
2915
57109
200001
15748
203
2449
33796
2880
55076
200102
15031
209
2179
34906
4347
56672
200203
13863
206
1802
34250
3657
53778
200304
14444
206
1908
35779
4281
56618
200405
14696
206
1727
34785
7453
58867
200506
15268
207
2034
35372
7314
60196
InformationSociety
InformationSystem
InformationTechnology(IT)
InformationTransferCycle
InstitutionalRepositorySoftwarePackages
IntegratedServiceDigitalNetwork(ISDN)
IntellectualPropertyRights(IPR)
InternationalArticleNumber[EuropeanArticleNumber](EAN)
InternationalbibliographicInformationSystemforthe
AGRiculturalSciencesandtechnology(AGRIS)
InternationalCoalitionofLibraryConsortia(ICOLC)
InternationalFederationforInformationandDocumentation
(FID)
InternationalLibraryAssociations
InternationalNuclearInformationSystem(INIS)
InternationalStandardBibliographicDescription(ISBD)
Internet
InternetBrowsingandSearching
InvisibleCollege
JobAnalysis
JobDescription
JointAcademicNetwork(JANET)
KnowledgeManagement(KM)
FiveLawsofLibraryScience
Leadership
LearningManagementSystem(LMS)
Librametric,Bibliometric,Scientometrics,Informetrics
LibrariansinDifferentTypesofLibraries
LibrariansDay
Library
LibraryandInformationPolicyattheNationalLevel
LibraryandInformationScience
LibraryandInformationScienceasaProfession
LibraryandInformationScienceEducationinIndia
LibraryasaComplexOpenSystem
LibraryasaSocialInstitution
LibraryAssociation
(C)sandronly
(D)p,qandsonly
Answer:(B)
Readthefollowingtableandanswerquestionno1822basedontable
Year
Government Private
Canals
Canals
Tanks
Tube
wellsand
other
wells
Other
sources
Total
18.WhichofthefollowingsourcesofIrrigationhasregisteredthelargest
percentageofdeclineinNetareaunderirrigationduring199798and200506?
(A)GovernmentCanals
(B)PrivateCanals
(C)Tanks
(D)OtherSources
Answer:(C)
19.Findoutthesourceofirrigationthathasregisteredthemaximum
improvementintermsofpercentageofNetirrigatedareaduring200203and
200304.
(A)GovernmentCanals
(B)Tanks
(C)TubeWellsandotherwells
(D)OtherSources
Answer:(D)
20.Inwhichofthefollowingyears,Netirrigationbytanksincreasedatthe
highestrate?
(A)199899
(B)200001
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LibraryAssociation(LA)
LibraryAutomation
LibraryBuildingandEquipments
LibraryCataloguing
LibraryClassification
LibraryCommittee
LibraryConsortia
LibraryExtensionServices
LibraryFurnitureandFittings
LibraryGovernanceandAuthority
LibraryLegislationinIndia
LibraryManagementSoftwarePackages
LibraryMovementinIndia
LibraryNetwork
LibraryofCongress
LibraryCooperation
LibraryRulesandItsComponents
LibraryStandards
(C)200304
(D)200506
Answer:(D)
21.Identifythesourceofirrigationthathasrecordedthemaximumincidenceof
negativegrowthintermsofNetirrigatedareaduringtheyearsgiveninthetable.
(A)GovernmentCanals
(B)PrivateCanals
(C)TubeWellsandotherwells
LibrarySystemAnalyst
LinkageofLibraryandInformationSciencewithOther
Disciplines
LocalAreaNetwork(LAN)
LocalLibraryAssociations
LongAnswerType
MachineReadableCataloguing(MARC)
MachineReadableCataloguing21(MARC21)
MaintenanceService
Management
ManagementSchoolofThought
ManagingResearchWork
(D)Othersources
ManpowerPlanning
MarketingofLibraryandInformationSourcesandServices
MEDicalLiteratureAnalysisandRetrievalSystem(MEDLARS)
MelvilleDewey
Metadata
MotivationofPersonnel
NationalInformationSystemforScienceandTechnology
(NISSAT)
NationalInstituteofScienceCommunicationandInformation
Resources(NISCAIR)
(C)200203
Answer:(A)
22.Inwhichofthefollowingyears,shareofthetubewellsandotherwellsinthe
totalnetirrigatedareawasthehighest?
(A)199899
(B)200001
(D)200405
Answer:(C)
23.TheacronymFTPstandsfor
(A)FileTransferProtocol
NationalKnowledgeNetwork(NKN)
NationalLibrary
(B)FastTransferProtocol
NationalLibraryandInformationServicesInfrastructurefor
ScholarlyContent(NLIST)
(C)FileTrackingProtocol
NationalLibraryAssociations
NationalLibraryCatalogue
(D)FileTransferProcedure
NationalLibraryDay/NationalLibraryWeek
NationalMissiononEducationthroughInformationand
CommunicationTechnology(NMEICT)
NationalProgrammeonTechnologyEnhancedLearning
(NPTEL)
NationalSocialScienceDocumentationCentre(NASSDOC)
Answer:(A)
NeedandPurposeofLibraryAutomation
Networking
Newsletter
24.Whichoneofthefollowingisnota/animage/graphicfileformat?
(A)PNG
(B)GIF
NKNVsNMEICT
NonDocumentarySourcesofInformation
(C)BMP
OnlineChat
OnlineComputerLibraryCentre(OCLC)
(D)GUI
OnlinePublicAccessCatalog(OPAC)
OnlineService
OpenSystemsInterconnection(OSI)Model
Personal/PrivateLibrary
Plagiarism
PlanningaLibraryandInformationScienceCentre/Library
PresentationofData
PreservationandConservationofLibraryMaterials
PrinciplesofManagement
Answer:(D)
25.ThefirstWebBrowseris
(A)InternetExplorer
(B)Netscape
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PrintMaterialPreservationandConservationTechniques
ProcessingofBooks
Profession
ProgramEvaluationandReviewTechnique(PERT)
PropertiesofInformation
PublicService
RajaRammohanRoyLibraryFoundation(RRRLF)
ReallySimpleSyndication(RSS)
Recruitment,SelectionandTest
ReferenceandInformationService
ReferenceSources
References
Research
ResearchDesign
ResearchMethodsinLibraryandInformationScienceand
Services
ResearchReport
ResearchSupervisors/MonitoringandEvaluation
ResourceDescriptionandAccess(RDA)
RetrospectiveConversion
RoleofInformation
SamplingTechnique
SchoolLibrary
ScientificMethod
(C)WorldWideWeb
(D)Firefox
Answer:(C)
26.Whenacomputerisbooting,BIOSisloadedtothememoryby
(A)RAM
(B)ROM
(C)CDROM
(D)TCP
Answer:(B)
27.Whichoneofthefollowingisnotthesameastheotherthree?
(A)MACaddress
(B)Hardwareaddress
SearchEngines
SelectionofVendor
(C)Physicaladdress
ShiyaliRamamritaRanganathan
ShortAnswerType
(D)IPaddress
SocialNetwork
Answer:(D)
SourcesofDocumentaryInformation
SpecialLibrary
StaffingPatternoftheLibrary
StandardBibliographicFormat
28.IdentifytheIPaddressfromthefollowing
StandardCitationStyles
StateLibraryAssociations
(A)300.215.317.3
StatisticalInference
StatisticalMethod
(B)302.215@417.5
Statistics
StepsinCompilationofaSubjectBibliography
StepsintheSelectionofHardware
(C)202.50.20.148
(D)2025020148
StructureofSubjects
SubjectBibliography
Answer:(C)
System
SystemApproach(SystemProcedure)
InternationalFederationofLibraryAssociationsandInstitutions
(IFLA)
29.ThepopulationofIndiaisabout1.2billion.Taketheaverageconsumptionof
energyperpersonperyearinIndiaas30MegaJoules.Ifthisconsumptionismet
bycarbonbasedfuelsandtherateofcarbonemissionsperkilojouleisl5xI06
kgs,thetotalcarbonemissionsperyearfromIndiawillbe
UnitedNationsEducational,ScientificandCultural
Organization(UNESCO)
(A)54millionmetrictons
TheoriesofInformation
Thesaurus
(B)540millionmetrictons
ToolsandTechniquesofDataAnalysis
(C)5400millionmetrictons
SystemDevelopmentLifeCycle(SDLC)
TechnologicalGatekeepers
ToolsandTechniquesofDataorInformationCollection
TotalQualityManagement(TQM)
(D)2400millionmetrictons
TrainingandDevelopment
TypesofComputers
Answer:(WrongQuestion)
TypesofLibrarySoftwarePackages
TypesofReferenceandInformationService
TypesofResearch
UGCInfonetEjournalConsortium
30.Whichofthefollowingcitieshasbeenworstaffectedbyurbansmoginrecent
times?
UGCNETPreviousYearsQuestionPapersI,IIandIII
UnionCatalogues
UNISIST
UniversalMachineReadableCatalogue(UNIMARC)
UsesofComputers
VerificationofBibliographicDetails
(A)Paris
(B)London
(C)LosAngeles
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VirtualLibrary
Web2.0
WebDirectories
WebResourcesandFilmPreservation
Wiki
AmericanLibraryAssociation(ALA)
AssociationforInformationManagement(ASLIB)
CurrentAwarenessService(CAS)
FiveLawsofLibraryScience
IFLA/UNESCO
PublicLibraryManifesto
1994
InformationLiteracy
InformationNeeds
InformationSeekingBehaviour
InformationTransferCycle
InternationalFederationofLibraryAssociationsandInstitutions
(IFLA)
LibraryAssociation
LibraryCooperation
LibraryConsortia
LibraryStatistics
(D)Beijing
Answer:(D)
31.Theprimarysourceoforganicpollutioninfreshwaterbodiesis
(A)runoffurbanareas
(B)runofffromagriculturalforms
(C)sewageeffluents
(D)industrialeffluents
Answer:(C)
32.'Lahar'isanaturaldisasterinvolving
(A)eruptionoflargeamountofmaterial
LibraryUserEducation
SelectiveDisseminationofInformation(SDI)Service
(B)strongwinds
UnitedNationsEducational,ScientificandCultural
Organization(UNESCO)
(C)strongwaterwaves
UserStudies
(D)strongwindandwaterwaves
Answer:(A)
ThisworkislicensedunderaCreativeCommonsAttribution
4.0InternationalLicense.
33.Inordertoavoidcatastrophicconsequencesofclimatechange,thereis
generalagreementamongthecountriesoftheworldtolimittheriseinaverage
surfacetemperatureofearthcomparedtothatofpreindustrialtimesby
(A)1.5oCto2oC
(B)2.0oCto3.5oC
(C)0.5oCto1.0oC
(D)0.25oCto0.5oC
Answer:(A)
34.TheNationalDisasterManagementAuthorityfunctionsundertheUnion
Ministryof
(A)Environment
(B)WaterResources
(C)HomeAffairs
(D)Defence
Answer:(C)
35.MatchListIandListIIandselectthecorrectanswerfromthecodesgiven
below:
ListIListII
(a)Flood(1)Lackofrainfallofsufficientduration
(b)Drought(2)Tremorsproducedbythepassageofvibratorywaves
throughtherocksoftheearth
(c)Earthquake(3)Aventthroughwhichmoltedsubstancescomeout
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(d)Valcano(4)Excessrainandunevendistributionofwater
Codes:
(a)(b)(c)(d)
(A)4123
(B)2341
(C)3421
(D)4312
Answer:(A)
36.Whichoneofthefollowinggreenhousegaseshastheshortestresidencetime
intheatmosphere?
(A)Chlorofluorocarbon
(B)Carbondioxide
(C)Methane
(D)Nitrousoxide
Answer:(C)
37.Considerthefollowingstatementsandselectthecorrectanswerfromthecode
givenbelow:
(i)Rajasthanreceivesthehighestsolarradiationinthecountry.
(ii)Indiahasthefifthlargestinstalledwindpowerintheworld.
(iii)ThemaximumamountofwindpoweriscontributedbyTamilNadu.
(iv)TheprimarysourceofuraniuminIndiaisJaduguda.
(A)(i)and(ii)
(B)(i),(ii)and(iii)
(C)(ii)and(iii)
(D)(i)and(iv)
Answer:(D)
38.Whoamongthefollowingisthedefactoexecutiveheadoftheplanning
Commission?
(A)Chairman
(B)DeputyChairman
(C)MinisterofStateofPlanning
(D)MemberSecretary
Answer:(B)
39.Educationasasubjectoflegislationfiguresinthe
(A)UnionList
(B)StateList
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(C)ConcurrentList
(D)ResiduaryPowers
Answer:(C)
40.WhichofthefollowingareCentralUniversities?
1.PondicherryUniversity
2.VishwaBharati
3.H.N.B.GarhwalUniversity
4.KurukshetraUniversity
Selectthecorrectanswerfromthecodegivenbelow:
(A)1,2and3
(B)1,3and4
(C)2,3and4
(D)1,2and4
Answer:(A)
41.Considerthestatementwhichlsfollowedbytwoarguments(i)and(ii).
Statement:IndiashouldhaveaverystrongandpowerfulLokpal.
Arguments:(i)Yes,itwillgoalongineliminatingcorruptioninbureaucracy.
(ii)Noitwilldiscouragehonestofficersfrommakingquickdecisions.
Codes:
(A)Onlyargument(i)isstrong.
(B)Onlyargument(ii)isstrong.
(C)Boththeargumentsarestrong.
(D)Neitheroftheargumentsisstrong.
Answer:(A)
42.Whichofthefollowinguniversitieshasadoptedthemetauniversityconcept?
(A)AssamUniversity
(B)DelhiUniversity
(C)HyderabadUniversity
(D)PondicherryUniversity
Answer:(B)
43.WhichofthefollowingstatementsarecorrectaboutaCentralUniversity?
1.CentralUniversityisestablishedunderanActofParliament.
2.ThePresidentofIndiaactsasthevisitoroftheUniversity.
3.PresidenthasthepowertonominatesomememberstotheExecutive
CommitteeortheBoardofManagementoftheUniversity.
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4.ThePresidentoccasionallypresidesoverthemeetingsoftheExecutive
CommitteeorCourt.
Selectthecorrectanswerfromthecodegivenbelow:
Codes:
(A)1,2and4
(B)1,3and4
(C)1,2and3
(D)1,2,3and4
Answer:(C)
44.Whichoneofthefollowingisconsideredasignofmotivatedteaching?
(A)Studentsaskingquestions
(B)Maximumattendanceofthestudents
(C)Pindropsilenceintheclassroom
(D)Studentstakingnotes
Answer:(A)
45.Whichoneofthefollowingisthebestmethodofteaching?
(A)Lecture
(B)Discussion
(C)Demonstration
(D)Narration
Answer:(C)
46.Dyslexiaisassociatedwith
(A)mentaldisorder
(B)behaviouraldisorder
(C)readingdisorder
(D)writingdisorder
Answer:(C)
47.Theecontentgenerationforundergraduatecourseshasbeenassignedbythe
MinistryofHumanResourceDevelopmentto
(A)INFLIBNET
(B)ConsortiumforEducationalCommunication
(C)NationalKnowledgeCommission
(D)IndiraGandhiNationalOpenUniversity
Answer:(B)
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48.Classroomcommunicationisnormallyconsideredas
(A)effective
(B)cognitive
(C)affective
(D)selective
Answer:(C)
49.Whoamongthefollowingpropoundedtheconceptofparadigm?
(A)PeterHaggett
(B)VonThunen
(C)ThomasKuhn
(D)JohnK.Wright
Answer:(C)
50.Inathesis,figuresandtablesareincludedin
(A)Theappendix
(B)Aseparatechapter
(C)Theconcludingchapter
(D)Thetextitself
Answer:(D)
51.Athesisstatementis
(A)anobservation
(B)afact
(C)anassertion
(D)adiscussion
Answer:(C)
52.TheresearchapproachofMaxWebertounderstandhowpeoplecreate
meaningsinnaturalsettingsisidentifiedas
(A)positiveparadigm
(B)criticalparadigm
(C)naturalparadigm
(D)interpretativeparadigm
Answer:(D)
53.Whichoneofthefollowingisanonprobabilitysampling?
(A)SimpleRandom
(B)Purposive
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(C)Systematic
(D)Stratified
Answer:(B)
54.Identifythecategoryofevaluationthatassessesthelearningprogressto
providecontinuousfeedbacktothestudentsduringinstruction.
(A)Placement
(B)Diagnostic
(C)Formative
(D)Summative
Answer:(C)
55.Theresearchstreamofimmediateapplicationis
(A)Conceptualresearch
(B)Actionresearch
(C)Fundamentalresearch
(D)Empiricalresearch
Answer:(B)
Instructions:Readthefollowingpassagecarefullyandanswerquestions56to
60:
Traditional Indian Values must be viewed both from the angle of the
individual and from that of the geographically delimited agglomeration of
peoples or groups enjoying a common system of leadership which we call the
'State'. The Indian 'State's' special feature is the peaceful, or perhaps mostly
peaceful, coexistence of social groups of various historical provenances which
manually adhere in a geographical, economic and political sense, without ever
assimilating to each other in social terms, in ways of thinking, or even in
language.ModernIndianlawwilldeterminecertainrules,especiallyinrelationto
theregimeofthefamily,uponthebasisofhwotheloinclothistied,orhowthe
turbanisworn,forthismayidentifythelitigantsasmembersofaregionalgroup,
and therefore as participants in it traditional law, though their ancestors left the
regionthreeorfourcenturiesearlier.Theuseoftheword'State'abovemustnot
misleadus.Therewasnosuchthingasaconflictbetweentheindividualandthe
State, at least before foreign governments became established, just as there was
noconceptofstate'sovereignty'orofanychurchandstatedichotomy.
ModemIndian'secularism'hasanadmittedlypeculiarfeature:It
requiresthestatetomakeafairdistributionofattentionamongstallreligions.
TheseblessedaspectsofIndia'sfamedtolerance(Indiankingstorarely
persecutedreligiousgroupsthattheexceptionsprovetherule)atoncestruck
PortugueseandotherEuropeanvisitorstotheWestCoastofIndiainthesixteenth
century,andtheimpressionmadeupontheminthisandotherwaysgaverise,at
oneremove,tothebasicconstitutionofThomasMore'sUtopia.Thereislittle
aboutmodernIndiathatstrikesoneatonceasUtopianbuttheinsistenceuponthe
inculcationofnorms,andtheabsenseofbigotryandinstitutionalized
exploitationofhumanornaturalresources,aretwoverydifferentfeatureswhich
linktherealitiesofIndiaandhertraditionwiththeessenceofallUtopians.
56.WhichofthefollowingisaspecialfeatureoftheIndianstate?
(A)peacefulcoexistenceofpeopleunderacommonsystemofleadership
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(B)peacefulcoexistenceofsocialgroupsofdifferenthistoricalprovenances
attachedtoeachotherinageographical,economicalandpoliticalsense
(C)Socialintegrationofallgroups
(D)Culturalassimilationofallsocialgroups
Answer:(B)
57.Theauthorusestheword'State'tohighlight
(A)Antagonisticrelationshipbetweenthestateandtheindividualthroughoutthe
periodofhistory.
(B)Absenceofconflictbetweenthestateandtheindividualsuptoapointintime.
(C)Theconceptofstatesovereignty
(D)Dependenceofreligion
Answer:(B)
58.WhichoneisthepeculiarfeatureofmodernIndian'secularism'?
(A)Nodiscriminationonreligiousconsiderations
(B)Totalindifferencetoreligion
(C)Nospaceforsocialidentity
(D)Disregardforsociallaw
Answer:(A)
59.ThebasicconstructionofThomasMore'sUtopiawasinspiredby
(A)Indiantraditionofreligioustolerance
(B)PersecutionofreligiousgroupsbyIndianrulers
(C)SocialinequalityinIndia
(D)EuropeanperceptionofIndianState
Answer:(A)
60.WhatisthestrikingfeatureofmodernIndia?
(A)AreplicaofUtopianState
(B)UniformLaws
(C)Adherancetotraditionalvalues
(D)AbsenseofBigotry
Answer:(D)
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