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1. What are the classes which cover the “Secondary “stage according to NEP 2020 new curricular structure

a) Class 6 to 9

b) Class 9 to 12

c) Class 6 to 8

d) Class 11 to 12

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2. Learning a language is a matter of

a) Skill

b) Process

c) Adjustment

d) Method

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3. The education commission pleaded by —-stressed the need for studying English as a compulsory subject to acquire at least a ”Working knowledge” of English.

a) D.G. S Kothari

b) N.K Singh

c) S.R. Bomai

d) V.R Gonak

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4. The main purpose of language is

a) Communication

b) Translation

c) Evocation

d) Gradation

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5. According to NEP 2020 the Indian education system produced great scholars such as Charaka, Nagarjuna. Find out the odd one from the list.

a) Aryabhata

b) Varahamihira

c) Xenocrates

d) Bhaskaracharya

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6. English is the mother tongue of —people in the world.

a) 300 million

b) 200 Million

c) 500 Million

d) 600 Million C-Edward Spin D-Bloomfield 17——involves active cognitive processing of the spoken form of the language. A-Listening B-Reading C-Speaking D-Writing 18—— Called English ”A window on the modern world and a key that would unlock the vast pressures—-of all scientific and humanistic fields” A- J. Nehru B-V.R Gouark C-R.N Tagore D-Mahatma Gandhi 19- The education commission pleaded by —-stressed the need for studying English as a compulsory subject to acquire at least a ”Working knowledge” of English. A- D.G. S Kothari B-N.K Singh C-S.R. Bomai D-V.R Gonak 20- Learning a language is a matter of ——– A- Skill B-Process C-Adjustment D-Method 21-In the system of language teaching and learning the system of constructing words is called A- Morphology B-Phonetics C-Semantics D-Syntax 22-Children listen to their language right from—– A- Birth B-Their mothers C-Families D-Circumstances 23- Language can’t functions without a proper—– A-situation B-Pupil C-Teacher D-Skill 24—–helps in learning the language A- Motivation B-Grammar C-Skill D-Teaching 25——Says ”language learning is essentially a habit-forming process. A- Palmen B-F.G French C-Bloomfield D-Edward Spin 26——alone enables the learner to acquire the habit of speaking the language. A- Practice B-Nature C-Skill D-Method 27- A foreign language should be taught—— A- In situation B-In classroom C-At home D-on the open field 28-Since a language is learned in a natural way, therefore—–considered the first teacher A- Mother B-Guide C-Instructor D-Family Member 29-Practice and —— drill is essential in language teaching. A- Pronunciation B-Reading C-Learning D-Writing 30-That language is a skill which depends on a continuous practice is quoted by— A- Thorndike B-A.S Hornby C-F.A Close D-Edward Spin 31-A language involves a sequence and a—– A- Ratio B-Pattern C-Structure D-Syntax 32——formulates the rules and principles of the language. A- Grammar B-Structure C-Method D-Syntax 33- —–Says, ”The only basis of correctness in a language is the usage of its native speakers” A- C.C Fries B-F.G French C-R.A Close D-Edward Spin 35—–serves the functions of a language. A- Vocabulary B-Structure C-Grammar D-Pattern 36-Speaking skill is the ability to speak English A- Intelligibly B-Confidently C-Courageously D-Attentively 37-In the writing skills the students master the mechanics of writing the use of elementary punctuation marks and —- A- Capital letters B-Structures C-Methods D-None 38- Language is essentially a —- A- Hait forming process B-Receiving subject C-Skill subject D-learning process 39- Learning a foreign language requires—– A- Practice B-Skill C-Knowledge D-Fact 40- There are—– general aims of teaching English at the school stage. A- 4 B-5 C-3 D-9 41- In the grammar-translation method ——of the pupils is neglected. A- Speech B-Skill C-Writing D-Hearing 42-In the grammar-translation method, the teaching of language starts with the teaching of A- Reading B-Writing C-Speaking D-Proficient 43- The grammar-translation method attempts to teach by English by—- A- Rules B-Skill C-Function D-Use 44——– developed of reaching to the grammar-translation method. A- The direct method B-The Indirect method C-The Inductive method D-None 45- The direct method emphasizes the value of ——–training in learning a foreign language. A- Oral B-Mental C-Physical D-None 46- Since language is taught through demonstrations the direct method makes use of ——- A- Audio-visual aids B-Maps C-Pointer D-Flesh Cards 47-According to——–the direct method makes the reading of English literature easy. A- Champion B-A.C Wards C-F.G French D-None 48-Using a flesh card in the classrooms is a —— A- Technique B-method C-procedure D-NOne 49- The Billingual method was first adopted by—— A- Dr.C.J Dodson B-A.C Wards C-F.G French D-Otto Jesperson 50- In the direct method—–is noticed. A- the mother tongue B-English C-Vernacular D-Colloquial Teaching Methodology English As a Foreign Language It’s important to teach English through various methods. Most of the commonwealth countries like India, Pakistan have face difficulty in teaching English as a second language. So let’s just take a look at the method of teaching English Direct Methods Grammar Translation Method Audio-Lingua Method Structural Approach Method Suggestopedia Communicative Language Teaching Storytelling Methods Discussion Methods Demonstration Method The Lexical Approach It’s vital for an English teacher to use these methods in teaching English as a foreign language. Teaching and Learning English as a second language There are different ways to introduce a second language. By setting (English is spoken only in the school, and Urdu is spoken only at home) By topic (Hindi is spoken only during mealtime and Engish is spoken during school work) By Speaker (The mother speaks only in Punjabi and the father speaks only English) Stages of Learning a Second Language Pre-production This is also called ‘the silent period when the student takes in the new language but does not speak it. This period often lasts six weeks or longer depending on the individual. Early Production The learner begins to speak using short words and sentences, but the emphasis is still on listening and absorbing the new language. There will be many errors in the early production stage. Speech Emergence Speech becomes more frequent, words and sentences are longer but the individual still relies heavily on context clues and familiar topics. Beginning Fluency Speech is fairly fluent in social situations with minimal errors. New content and academic language are channeling and the learner’s ill struggle to express themselves due to gaps in vocabulary and appropriate phrases. Intermediate Fluency Communicating in a second language is fluent, especially in social language situations. The learner is able to speak almost fluently in new situations or in academic areas. Advanced Fluency The learner communicates fluently in all contexts and can maneuver successfully in a new context and when exposed to new academic information. 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7. Called English ”A window on the modern world and a key that would unlock the vast pressures—-of all scientific and humanistic fields

a) J. Nehru

b) V.R Gouark

c) R.N Tagore

d) Mahatma Gandhi

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8. The regional varieties of a language are called the —-of that language.

a) Dialects

b) Registers

c) Vernaculars

d) Colloquial

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9. What is the guiding light for the National Education Policy 2020

a) rich resources of ancient and modern India

b) rich heritage of Indian classical music and art

c) rich heritage of ancient and eternal Indian knowledge

d) rich heritage of Indian Sufi tradition

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10. involves active cognitive processing of the spoken form of the language.

a) Listening

b) Reading

c) Speaking

d) Writing

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11. Language is a means of

a) Communication

b) Human Life

c) Methodology

d) Skill

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12. One out of —-persons in the world know English.

a) Ten

b) Five

c) Eight

d) Six

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13. What are the classes which cover the “Middle “stage according to NEP 2020 new curricular structure

a) Class 6 to 9

b) Class 9 to 12

c) Class 6 to 8

d) Class 11 to 12

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14. When did India adopt Goal 4 (SDG4) of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development

a) 2020

b) 2015

c) 2030

d) 2025

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15. Education is for achieving full human potential, developing an equitable and just society, and promoting national development

a) Constitutional

b) Legitimate

c) Fundamental

d) Authentic

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16. Who was the chairman of the NEP 2020 drafting committee?

a) Kailasavadivoo Sivan

b) Dr. K. Kasturirangan

c) Prof. Yaspal Sharma

d) Prod. G. RajaGopal

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17. In the system of language teaching and learning the system of constructing words is called

a) Morphology

b) Phonetics

c) Semantics

d) Syntax

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18. Called English ”A window on the modern world and a key that would unlock the vast pressures—-of all scientific and humanistic fields

a) J. Nehru

b) V.R Gouark

c) R.N Tagore

d) Mahatma Gandhi

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19. The function of language is

a) Three

b) Two

c) Five

d) Four

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20. is the fundamental thing in language learning.

a) Speech

b) Reading

c) Listening

d) Writing

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21. National Education Policy 2020 replaced by a new pedagogical and curricular structure. What is the new curricular structure according to NEP 2020

a) 3+4+4+5” model

b) 5+3+3+4” model

c) 4+3+3+5” model

d) 5+4+3+3” model

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22. Learning a language is a matter of

a) Skill

b) Process

c) Adjustment

d) Method

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23. Each community” says—- formed by the activity of language.

a) Whatmough

b) Leonard Bloomfield

c) Block and Trager

d) Gindsank

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24.  What is the age group covered in school education according to NEP 2020 new curricular structure

a) 16-18

b) 3-18

c) 6-18

d) 5-18

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25. Language is a system of phonetics, grammar and

a) Vocabulary

b) Structures

c) Patterns

d) Methods

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26. NEP 2020 aimed to achieve equitable access to the highest-quality education for all learners regardless of social or economic background. This target will be achieved up to the year

a) 2020

b) 2015

c) 2040

d) 2030

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27. When did the Union Cabinet approved the new National Education Policy (NEP), 2020?

a) 29 June 2020

b) 29 July 2020

c) 29 August 2020

d) 29 January 2020

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28. NEP 2020 lays particular emphasis on the development of

a) the best infrastructure in the world

b) the provision to give 100 employment

c) the provision to give free education

d) the creative potential of each individual

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29. World-class Indian institutions set the highest standards of multidisciplinary teaching and research and hosted scholars and students from across backgrounds and countries. Find the name of the institution which is not in the list of NEP 2020.

a) Takshashila,,

b) Nalanda

c) Osmania

d) Vallabhi

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30. English is one of the sixth official language os the

a) UNO

b) ILO

c) UNESCO

d) ITO

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31. The function of language is

a) Three

b) Two

c) Five

d) Four

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32. Learning a language is a matter of

a) Skill

b) Process

c) Adjustment

d) Method

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33. The system of language functions through sounds, words and

a) Communication

b) Structure

c) Skill

d) Ideas

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34. How many of the fundamental principles mentioned in National Education Policy 2020?

a) 5

b) 11

c) 22

d) 20

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35. Language is a system of phonetics, grammar and

a) Vocabulary

b) Structures

c) Patterns

d) Methods

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36. In the words of Anyone who can read English can keep in touch with the whole world without leaving his own home

a) F. G French

b) Jesperson

c) Edward Spin

d) Bloomfield

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37.  

Education is a great leveler and is the best tool for achieving economic and social mobility, inclusion, and

a) disparity

b) discrimination

c) inequality

d) equality

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38. English is spoken by people in the world.

a) 400 Million

b) 600 Million

c) 700 Million

d) 4500 Million

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39. The function of language is

a) Three

b) Two

c) Five

d) Four

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40. The regional varieties of a language are called the of that language.

a) Communication

b) Translation

c) Evocation

d) Gradation

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1. What are the classes which cover the “Foundational “stage according to NEP 2020 new curricular structure

a) Covers only (Class 1 & 2)

b) Covers only (Anganwadi/ pre-school/Balvatika

c) Covers (Anganwadi/ pre-school/Balvatika) and 2 years (Class 1 & 2)

d) Covers up to class 5

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2. In teaching experienced members guide the immature one’s for

a) Spending time

b) Qualification

c) Quality of life

d) Adjustment of life

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3.

Teachers use teaching aids for

a) Making teaching interesting

b) Making teaching with understanding level of students

c) Making student attentive

d) The sake of its use

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4.  The rules of presenting the contents to make them easy are called

a) Method of teaching

b) Maxims of teaching

c) Techniques of teaching

d) Teaching strategies

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5. Symposium is a type of

a) Discovery method

b) Discussion method

c) Lecture method

d) Demonstration method

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6. National Education Policy 2020 replaced by a new pedagogical and curricular structure. What is the new curricular structure according to NEP 2020

a) “3+4+4+5” model

b) “5+3+3+4” model

c) “4+3+3+5” model

d) “5+4+3+3” model

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7. Integration is developed between two or more Aspects in

a) Unistructural level

b) Multistructural level

c) Rational level

d) Extended abstract level

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8. SOLO taxonomy consists of levels

a) 2

b) 3

c) 4

d) 5

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9. A teacher should be

a) Honest

b) Diligent

c) Dutiful

d) Punctual

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10. What are the classes which cover the “Preparatory “stage according to NEP 2020 new curricular structure

a) Class 6 to 9

b) Class 3 to 5

c) Class 6 to 8

d) Class 1 to 2

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11. The goal of teaching is

a) to give information

b) To involve pupils in activities

c) To impart knowledge

d) Desirable change in behavior

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12.  SOLO stands for

a) System of the observed learning outcome

b) structure of the observed learning output

c) Structure of the observed learning outcome

d) System of the observed learning output

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13. With reference to solo taxonomy one aspect of a task is understood in

a) Unistructural level

b) Multistructural level

c) Rational level

d) Extended abstract level

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14. To go beyond the given information is

a) Unistructural level

b) Multistructural level

c) Rational level

d) Extended abstract level

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15. How much (percent %) of a child’s cumulative brain development occurs prior to the age of 6 according to NEP 2020

a) Over 85%

b) Over 95%

c) Over 75%

d) Over 65%

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16. What is the timeline to ensure that all students entering Grade 1 are school ready according to National Education Policy 2020

a) 2035

b) 2040

c) 2025

d) 2030

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17. NEP proposed that universal provisioning of quality early childhood development, care, and education must be achieved. What is the timeline for this

a) 2030

b) 2035

c) 2040

d) 2025

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18. SOLO taxonomy was presented by

a) Bloom

b) Krath whol

c) Simpson

d) Biggs & Collis

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19. What are the classes which cover the “Middle “stage according to NEP 2020 new curricular structure

a) Class 6 to 9

b) Class 9 to 12

c) Class 6 to 8

d) Class 11 to 12

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20. NEP 2020 proposed pedagogical framework for Early Childhood Care and Education. What is the name of ECCE pedagogical framework

a) NCPFECED

b) NCPFECCE

c) NCPFECDE

d) NCPOECCE

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21. How many of the fundamental principles mentioned in National Education Policy 2020

a) 5

b) 11

c) 22

d) 20

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22. A teacher should be

a) Honest

b) Diligent

c) Dutiful

d) Punctual

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23. Which is not the focal point of the triangular process of teaching

a) Teaching method

b) Teacher

c) Pupil

d) contents

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24. NEP 2020 lays particular emphasis on the development of 

a) the best infrastructure in the world

b) the provision to give 100 employment

c) the provision to give free education

d) the creative potential of each individual

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25. Education is a great leveler and is the best tool for achieving economic and social mobility, inclusion, and

a) disparity

b) discrimination

c) inequality

d) equality

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26. The goal of universal access to high-quality ECCE across the country will be implemented in a phased manner. ECCE shall be delivered through various education institutions. Find out the odd one institution.

 

a) Anganwadis co-located with primary schools

b) stand-alone pre-schools

c) Kindergarten Sections of Private schools

d) stand-alone pre-schools

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27. What are the classes which cover the “Secondary “stage according to NEP 2020 new curricular structure

a) Class 6 to 9

b) Class 9 to 12

c) Class 6 to 8

d) Class 11 to 12

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28. NEP 2020 proposed pedagogical framework for Early Childhood Care and Education. What age group will be covered in the ECCE pedagogical framework

a) children up to the age of 4

b) children up to the age of 6

c) children up to the age of 5

d) children up to the age of 8

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29.  Two or more aspects are understood in

a) Unistructural lever

b) Multistructural level

c) Rational level

d) Extended abstract level

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30. Which educational organization will prepare NEP 2020 proposed pedagogical framework for Early Childhood Care and Education

a) NCERT

b) SCERT

c) SEDGC

d) NTSC

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31. National Education Policy 2020 proposed establishment of “Preparatory Class” or “Balavatika”. What is the age limit for the “Preparatory Class” or “Balavatika”

a) prior to the age of 6

b) prior to the age of 5

c) prior to the age of 4

d) prior to the age of 3

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32. At primary level, it is better to teach in mother language because

a) It develops self-confidence in children

b) It makes learning easy

c) It is helpful in intellectual development

d) It helps children in learning in natural atmosphere

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33.  Students are passive in

a) Project method

b) Discovery method

c) Lecture method

d) Inquiry method

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34. World-class Indian institutions set the highest standards of multidisciplinary teaching and research and hosted scholars and students from across backgrounds and countries. Find the name of the institution which is not in the list of NEP 2020. 

a) Takshashila,

b) Nalanda

c) Osmania

d) Vallabhi

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35. What smallest number should be subtracted from 9805 so that it is divisible by 8

a) 3

b) 4

c) 5

d) 7

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36. Most important work of teacher is

a) To organize teaching work

b) To deliver lecture in class

c) To take care of children

d) To evaluate the students

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37. What is the age group covered in school education according to NEP 2020 new curricular structure

a) 16-18

b) 3-18

c) 6-18

d) 5-18

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38. Environmental education should be taught in schools because

a) It will affect environmental pollution

b) It is important part of life

c) It will provide job to teachers

d) We cannot escape from environment

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39.  What is the guiding light for the National Education Policy 2020

a) rich resources of ancient and modern India

b) rich heritage of Indian classical music and art

c) rich heritage of ancient and eternal Indian knowledge

d) rich heritage of Indian Sufi tradition

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40. According to NEP 2020 the Indian education system produced great scholars such as Charaka, Nagarjuna. Find out the odd one from the list

a) Aryabhata

b) Varahamihira

c) Xenocrates

d) Bhaskaracharya

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1.

Which Indian city is to play host to the 51st edition of the International Film Festival of India (IFFI)

 

a) Goa

b) Chennai

c) Cochin

d) Kolkata

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2. What is the suitable reference sources to find out the list of historical monuments of Delhi

a) Atlas

b) Gazetteer

c) Guide book

d) Globe

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3. The person who provides reference service is called

a) Chief librarian

b) Grade One Librarian

c) Deputy Librarian

d) Reference Librarian

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4. Article published in research journal are

a) Reference sources

b) Secondary sources

c) Primary sources

d) Tertiary sources

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5. What is world of learning

a) Directory

b) Encyclopedia

c) Dictionary

d) Year book

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6. How many Auxiliary tables are there in DDC 23rd Edition

a) 16

b) 6

c) 7

d) 8

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7. The word classification comes from the Latin word

a) Classis

b) Classes

c) Clauses

d) Fiction

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8. What is a Patent

a) An agreement to the Government

b) Document of the library

c) An agreement between the inventor and the Government

d) An agreement between library and Publisher

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9. Thai Poosam’ is a religious festival celebrated in which Indian state

a) Andhra Pradesh

b) Tamil Nadu

c) Odisha

d) Karnataka

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10. Which of the following are not the secondary sources

a) Encyclopedia

b) Digest

c) Thesis

d) Text book

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11. Encyclopedia Americana consists of

a) 20 Volumes

b) 25 Volumes

c) 28 Volumes

d) 30 Volumes

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12. Sear’s List of Subject Headings (SLSH) is mainly useful for

a) Small and medium libraries

b) Special libraries

c) Academic libraries

d) ) College libraries

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13. How many volumes Micropaedia of new Encyclopedia Britannica is published

a) 2

b) 10

c) 11

d) 12

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14. What is the Thesaurus

a) A collection of selected terminology

b) Synonymous terms

c) List of words

d) All of the above

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15. How many volumes Micropaedia of new Encyclopedia Britannica is published

a) 2

b) 10

c) 11

d) 12

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16. What is the another name of Added entries

a) Main entry

b) Cross reference entry

c) Secondary entries

d) Subject entry

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17. Research periodicals are which category of sources

 

a) Primary

b) Secondary

c) Tertiary

d) Non documentary

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18. CAS is defined as

a) A process of dissemination of information

b) A process of information

c) A process of dissemination of current information

d) A simple information service

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19. Visva-Bharati University, which was making news recently, was founded by which Indian personality

a) Raja Ram Mohan Roy

b) Rabindranath Tagore

c) Aurobindo Ghosh

d) Annie Besant

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20. Facts on File’ is a

a) Weekly list

b) Quarterly

c) Fortnightly

d) Quarterly

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21. Facts of File is weekly digest of

a) Indian events

b) American events

c) World events

d) England events

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22.

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Abstracting service provides

a) Abstract of articles

b) Whole bibliographic description of articles

c) Whole bibliographic description along with abstracts of article

d) Whole bibliographic sources

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23. The term “Information Service” is an improvised name

a) Administration

b) Documentation

c) Bibliography

d) Reference service

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24. Compton year book contains

a) Political events

b) Cultural events

c) Outstanding events

d) Economic events

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25. Online Europa year book has coverage since

a) 1965

b) 1975

c) 1984

d) 1985

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26. What is the frequency of I.N.B

a) Quarterly

b) Monthly

c) Weekly

d) Annual

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27. World of learning is a what source of information

a) Primary source

b) Documentary source

c) Secondary source

d) Tertiary source

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28. What is the suitable reference sources to know about the information of a particular place

a) Directory

b) Gazetteer

c) Encyclopedia

d) Year book

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29. Mobile library is a kind of which service

a) Reference service

b) Extension service

c) Ready reference service

d) Long range reference service

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30. What is National bibliography

a) List of books of National Library

b) List of books published in a particular Nation

c) List of books written by National government

d) List of books on a nation

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31. Feedback mechanism is a part of which service

a) Reprography service

b) CAS

c) Translation service

d) SDI

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32. Which service demands the creation of a ‘user’ profile

a) CAS

b) Information retrieval

c) SDI

d) Reference service

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33. What do you call a collection of maps, tables, charts, etc

a) Globe

b) Gazetteer

c) Atlas

d) Map

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34. Lal Pahari, where the first hilltop Buddhist monastery of the Gangetic Valley has been found, is in which state

a) Bihar

b) Uttar Pradesh

c) Jharkhand

d) West Bengal

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35. Reading centre, story hours, exhibition and reading to literature are form of

a) Extension service

b) Service of Public library

c) Both

d) None

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36. Reference sources are those

a) Which are large in size

b) Which are read at home easily

c) Which used to obtain particular information

d) Which are costly

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37. Which of the following is a specialized information organization online tool

a) Mamma

b) Dogpile

c) Vivisimo

d) Entireweb

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38. What is the publication frequency of books in print

a) Monthly

b) Weekly

c) Annually

d) Quarterly

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39. The secondary source of information comprised of

a) Text books and research monographs.

b) Subject periodicals and encyclopedias

c) Indexing and Abstracting periodicals

d) Bibliography and patents

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40. Phoenix schedules are part of which classification

a) CC

b) ) DDC

c) UDC

d) ) LCC

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1. is the fundamental thing in language learning

a) Vocabulary

b) Structures

c) Patterns

d) Methods

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2. is the fundamental thing in language learning

a) Vocabulary

b) Structures

c) Patterns

d) Methods

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3. Language can’t functions without a proper

a) situation

b) Pupil

c) Teacher

d) Skill

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4. Learning a foreign language requires

a) Practice

b) Skill

c) Knowledge

d) Fact

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5. That language is a skill which depends on a continuous practice is quoted by

a) F.A Close

b) A.S Hornby

c) Thorndike

d) Edward

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6. Says ”language learning is essentially a habit-forming process.

a) Palmen

b) F.G French

c) Bloomfield

d) Edward Spin

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7. The grammar-translation method attempts to teach by English by

a) Rules

b) Skill

c) Function

d) Use

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8. involves active cognitive processing of the spoken form of the language.

a) Listening

b) Reading

c) Speaking

d) Writing

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9. Children listen to their language right from

a) Birth

b) Their mothers

c) Families

d) Circumstances

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10. A language involves a sequence and a

a) Pattern

b) Ratio

c) Structure

d) Syntax

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11. In the writing skills the students master the mechanics of writing  the use of elementary punctuation marks and

a) Capital letters

b) Structures

c) Methods

d) None

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12. developed of reaching to the grammar-translation method.

a) The direct method

b) The Indirect method

c) The Inductive

d) None

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13. helps in learning the language

a) Motivation

b) Grammar

c) Skill

d) Teaching

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14. The regional varieties of a language are called the of that language.

a) Dialects

b) Registers

c) Vernaculars

d) Colloquial

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15. Practice and —— drill is essential in language teaching.

a) Pronunciation

b) Reading

c) Learning

d) Writing

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16. English is one of the sixth official language os the

a) UNO

b) ILO

c) UNESCO

d) ITO

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17. Language is essentially a

a) Hait forming process

b) Receiving subject

c) Skill subject

d) learning process

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18. formulates the rules and principles of the language.

a) Grammar

b) Structure

c) Method

d) Syntax

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19. ”Language teaching” implies three operations, language, teaching and

a) Learning

b) Skill

c) Process

d) Nature

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20. In the words of ——”Anyone who can read English can keep in touch with the whole world without leaving his own home

a) F. G French

b) Jesperson

c) Edward Spin

d) Bloomfield

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21. In the system of language teaching and learning the system of constructing words is called

a) Morphology

b) Phonetics

c) Semantics

d) Syntax

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22. Language can’t functions without a proper

a) situation

b) Their mothers

c) Families

d) Circumstances

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23. English is the mother tongue of people in the world.

a) 300 million

b) 200 Million

c) 500 Million

d) 600 Million

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24. serves the functions of a language

a) Vocabulary

b) Structure

c) Grammar

d) Pattern

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25. Language is a means of

a) Communication

b) Human Life

c) Methodology

d) Skill

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26. One out of persons in the world know English.

a) Ten

b) Five

c) Eight

d) Six

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27. alone enables the learner to acquire the habit of speaking the language.

a) Nature

b) Practice

c) Skill

d) Method

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28. Says ”language learning is essentially a habit-forming process.

a) Palmen

b) F.G French

c) Bloomfield

d) Edward Spin

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29. In the grammar translation method, the teaching of language starts with the teaching of

a) Reading

b) Writing

c) Speaking

d) Proficient

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30. Each community” says—- formed by the activity of language.

a) Whatmough

b) Leonard Bloomfield

c) Block and Trager

d) Gindsank

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31. Since language is changing, we should teach

a) Descriptive grammar

b) Prescriptive grammar

c) Traditional grammar

d) Linguistic grammar

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32. Learning a language is a matter of

a) Skill

b) Process

c) Adjustment

d) Method

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33. Called English ”A window on the modern world and a key that would unlock the vast pressures—-of all scientific and humanistic fields

a) J. Nehru

b) V.R Gouark

c) R.N Tagore

d) Mahatma Gandhi

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34. A foreign language should be taught

a) In classroom

b) At home

c) In situation

d) on the

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35. Says ”language learning is essentially a habit-forming process.

a) Palmen

b) F.G French

c) Bloomfield

d) Edward Spin

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36. The three function of language are directive informative and

a) Declarative

b) Emotive

c) Express

d) Imperative

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37. Says, ”The only basis of correctness in a language is the usage of its native speakers”

a) C.C Fries

b) B-F.G French

c) C-R.A Close

d) D-Edward Spin

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38. Since a language is learned in a natural way, therefore—–considered the first teacher

a) Mother

b) Guide

c) Instructor

d) Family Member

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39. The function of language is

a) three

b) Two

c) Five

d) Four

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40. The education commission pleaded by —-stressed the need for studying English as a compulsory subject to acquire at least a ”Working knowledge” of English.

a) D.G. S Kothari

b) N.K Singh

c) S.R. Bomai

d) V.R Gonak

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