The Global Open University 2012-1st Year B.Ed Global open University of an Evolutionary Perspective - Question Paper
jan, 2012
Duration: two Hours
Course: B.Ed.
Year: 1st Year
Paper Name: An Evolutionary Perspective
ATTEMPT ALL THE beneath MENTIONED QUESTIONS:
1. Which process of communication is
the best for controlling noise in a
classroom?
a. Raising one's voice above student's
voice.
b. Saying don't talk
c. Remaining calm and just looking at
students
d. continue on teaching without caring for
noisy class.
2. Forament of monro is an aperture
between
a. Rhinocoel and diacoel
b. 3rd & 4th ventricles
c. Lateral and 3rd ventricles
d. Diacoel and metacoel
3. The psychologist who was the
forerunner of the Gestait school of
Psychology in Education, was
a. William James
b. Wertheime
c. Watson
d. Wundt
4. Population education in schools
a. Should be thought as a separate
subject
b. Will solve the issue of wastage in
education.
c. Could be avoided as unnecessary
d. Should be integrated with other
existing subjects.
5. The trail and fault method of learning
is an offshoot of
a. Purposivism
b. Behaviorism
c. Conditioning
d. Connectionism
6. Guidance services are recommended
to be introduced in schools. This
means that
a. Students should be guided as to what
courses or vocations would be suited to
them
b. Students must be guided for
preparation for exam though
unit and term tests.
c. Teachers should guide the parents
about the method to look after their
children.
d. Students should be provided groper
guidance in completing their
assignments.
7. I will appreciate the teacher who
a. Has strict control over his students
b. Knows the issues of students and
helps them.
c. Has a charming personality.
d. Is friendly with the students.
8. Which of the subsequent steps would
you consider 1st as an effective
communicator?
a. Plan the valuation procedure
b. choose the channels of communication
c. Specify the objectives of
communication
d. None of the above.
9. The Kothari Education Commission's
report was entitled as
a. Education and National Development
b. Diversification of Education
c. Learning to be
d. Education and Socialization in
Democracy.
10. Overhead Projector is superior to
short circuit TV in the classroom
teaching because
a. It is cheap and self devises
b. Pictures in it may be shown in a
desired sequences and with a minimum
of lost motion(material)
c. It is easy to use
d. info presented though it is
easily retained.
11. Which is the lowest important in
teaching?
a. Punishing the students
b. Lecturing in impressive ways
c. Maintaining discipline in the class
d. Drawing sketches and diagrams on the
black- board if needed.
12. When a learner is making noise in the
classroom the teacher should
a. Criticize the learner.
b. Send the learner outside the classroom
c. Ignore the learner
d. Talk to the learner privately after the
class and should obtain out the reasons
for his making noise.
13. The 3 language formula at the
lower secondary stage of classes VIII
to X, recommended by the Indian
Education Commission (1964-66) was
as follows
a. Mother tongue + Regional Language+
English
b. Mother tongue or Regional Language+
English + Hindi
c. Mother tongue or Hindi + English + A
regional Language
d. Mother Tongue + Hindi + A regional
Language
14. The most important ques. that a
researcher is interested to use
statistical technique in his issue
then he has to see
a. Whether the data could be quantified
b. Whether analysis of data would be
possible.
c. Whether improper statistical
techniques are available
d. Whether worthwhile inferences could
be drawn.
15. The area where the teacher made
tests cannot be pertinent is
a. Interests c. intelligence
b. Personality d. Attitudes
16. --------------- hearing originates in
mammals is
a. Anditory nerve c. Ear ossicles
b. Coehlea d. Vestibale
17. A good teacher should have
a. Interpersonal skills
b. Communication skills
c. Conceptual clarity
d. All of the above.
18. Olfactory lobes of a mammalian rain
are
a. Free and solid
b. Fused and solid
c. Fused and hollow
d. Free and hollow
19. The 1st important step in teaching is
a. Organizing material to be taught
b. Planning before hand
c. Knowing the background of students.
d. None of the above.
20. Which audio- visual aid is simple, easy
to use and not expensive?
a. Slides
b. Cassettes
c. Transparencies
d. Compact discs
21. Treating children as plants and the
teacher as the gardener, was a
concept
a. Nursery schools
b. Bala Bhavan
c. Kindergartens
d. Abhudaya Pathasalas
22. The gurukul system of Education
started during
a. During Modern period
b. During British rule
c. Ancient period
d. In 1970.
23. A motor nerve carries impulses from
a. Cranial nerves to effectors
b. Effectors to cranial nerves
c. Effectors to central nervous system
d. Central nervous system to effectors'.
24. Corpus callosum occurs in
a. Midbrain of frog
b. Fore brain of frog
c. Fore brain of rabbit
d. Midbrain of rabbit.
25. Which of the subsequent oranial nerves
is mixed
a. Optic c. Olfactory
b. Vagus d. Trochlear
26. 1 can be a good teacher, if he
a. Has genuine interest in teaching.
b. Known his subject
c. Knows how to control students
d. Has a good epression.
27. Lungs, heart, larynx,s tomach
intestine etc., aare supplied by carnial
nerve.
a. Oculomotor
b. Vagus
c. Trigeminal
d. Abducens
28. A dogma is various from a theory in
respect of any 1 of the subsequent
a. Experimental verification
b. Assumptions
c. Conviction
d. Acceptability
29. In India, education means
a. The assimilation of tradition in
language
b. Respectful behavior to elders and
teachers.
c. Customs
d. All are important
30. Hearing is controlled by
a. Frontal lobes
b. Occipital lobes
c. Temporal lobes
d. Parietal lobes
31. The social heritage of people could be
defined by the subsequent term
a. Culture
b. Social norm
c. Transmission
d. Human involvement
32. The Montessori schools insist on
a. The principle of sense training
b. Creativeness, the main objective of
education
c. Complete discipline and supervision
d. Well equipped school buildings
33. A good piece of research is the
product of
a. A good research library
b. Collective scholarship
c. A penetrating and analytical mind.
d. A touch of genius.
34. Research is
a. Data gathering
b. Moving from a board area to a narrow
and focused are.
c. A systematic process of finding the
truth
d. Data gathering, processing and
analysis.
35. All the functions of educational
measurements are concerned, directly
or indirectly with
a. Avoidance of conflicts
b. Selection of teachers
c. Facilitation of learning
d. Improvement of administration
36. Which 1 of the subsequent
characteristics could be regarded as
the outstanding aspect of a scientific
culture?
a. Generalization
b. Actualization
c. Qualification
d. Quantification
37. A good piece of research is the
product of
a. A good research library
b. Collective scholarship
c. A penetrating and analytical mind
d. A touch of genius.
38. A good communicator needs to be
good at
a. Speaking
b. Listening
c. The use of language
d. The use of humour in speech
39. Which controls reflex action
a. Sympathetic nervous system
b. Central nervous system
c. Parasympathetic nervous system
d. Sensory nerves
40. Effective teaching means
a. Love, cooperation, sympathy, affection
and encouragement provided to students.
b. Corporal punishment provided to students
at the time of moral offences.
c. Individualized instruction and open
classroom discussion
d. Both (a) and (c)
41. Spinal nerves are usually
a. Mixed
b. Efferent
c. Afferent
d. Sensory
42. Absenteeism in the class can be
minimized by
a. Telling students that it is bad to be
absent in the class.
b. Punishing the students
c. Ignoring the fact of absenteeism
d. Teaching the class effectively and
regularly
43. All of the subsequent statements
regarding a teacher are accurate other than
that he is/ he
a. A friend, guide and philosopher
b. Teaches what the students do not
know
c. The leader of the class
d. modifications his attitude and behavior
according to the need of the society.
44. Gandhi's real greatness in the field of
education is to be obtained in the fact
that
a. His naturalism merged with his
pragmatism
b. He made his idealism as
complementary
c. He made both naturalism and
pragmatism as complementary to his
idealism
d. None of the above
45. Which is most desirable?
a. The teacher should speak clearly an
loudly
b. The teacher should make good use of
the black- board
c. The teacher should not allow students
to make noise in the class
d. The teacher should discuss as simply
as possible difficult aspects of the
subjects matter.
46. Part of mammalian brain controlling
muscular co-ordination is
a. Medulla oblongata
b. Corpus callosum
c. Cerebrum
d. Cerebellum
47. Which 1 of the subsequent is not an
attribute of culture?
a. shared
b. learnt
c. innate
d. Transmittable
48. Which of the subsequent skills/ qualities
is most important for a researcher?
a. Desire to discover the truth.
b. communication skills
c. Ability to gather data
d. ability to work hard.
49. Students learn more from a teacher
who is
a. 1 who communicates his ideas
precisely and clearly.
b. affectionate
c. gently
d. hard working
50. The best way to react wrong ans
provided by a learner is
a. to scold him for not having learnt the
lesson
b. to discuss why the ans is wrong.
c. to ignore the wrong ans and pass
on to the next ques.
d. to ask a different learner to provide the
accurate ans.
51. Which Rajput manasabdar revolted
against Aurangzeb?
a. Durgadas Rathore
b. Jai Singh
c. Uday Singh
d. Surajmal
52. Which of the subsequent is similar to
the Taj Mahal in construction?
a. Akbar's Tomb
b. Jahangir's tomb
c. Humayun's tomb
d. Bibi- Ka- Maqbara
53. The Sikh Khalsa was founded by
a. Guru Teg Bahadur
b. Guru Nanak
c. Guru Gobind Singh
d. Guru Hargobind
54. Nomad man started settling in
a. Palaeolithic age
b. Mesolithic age
c. Neolithic age
d. None of these.
55. Relics of Buddha are preserved in a
a. Vihara
b. Chaitya
c. Stupa
d. Monastery
56. What is meant by 'pietra dura'?
a. A fusion of Persian and Indian features
b. Construction of buildings with glazed
tiles and marble.
c. Decorated ceilings with miniature
paintings
d. Decorating walls with floral designs
made of semi- precious stones.
57. The normal temperature of the human
body is:
a. 90.0degree F
b. 98.0 degreee F
c. 98.4 degree F
d. 96.4 degree F
58. The blood pressure is the pressure of
blood in:
a. Arteries
b. Veins
c. Auricles
d. Ventricles
59. Which of the subsequent is an egg laying
mammal?
a. Bat
b. Penguin
c. Whale
d. Spiny ant- eater.
60. Vitamin B complex represent a group
of how many vitamins?
a. 5. b. 6
c. nine d. 11
61. Stem cuttings are commonly used for
regrowing:
a. cotton b. banana
c. mango d. sugarcane.
62. Which of the subsequent diseases is
caused due to allergic reaction?
a. Leprosy b. Typhoid
c. Asthma d. Tetanus
63. The gestation period of cows is:
a. 150 day b. 280 day
c. 300 day d. 365 day
64. Hormones are normally absent in:
a. Rat b. Monkey
c. Bacteria d. Cat
65. The 1st organ to be transplanted
was:
a. Kidney b. Lung
c. Heart d. Liver
66. Element that is not obtained in blood is
a. Iron b. Magnesium
c. Copper d. Chromium
67. Salvia in man is:
a. Acidic b. Alkaine
c. Netural d. none of these
68. The amount of light entering the eye
is regulated by:
a. Cornea b. Pupil
c. Iris d. Schlera
69. Life of RBC in human blood is of:
a. 30 days b. 60 days
c. 120 days d. 15 hours
70. change of the colour of the skin is
observed in:
a. Prawn b. Starfish
c. Chameleon d. Shark
Question Booklet Code: A Course: B.Ed. Paper Code: 503102 |
Duration: 2 Hours Year: First Year Paper Name: An Evolutionary Perspective |
ATTEMPT ALL THE BELOW MENTIONED QUESTIONS:
1. Which process of communication is the best for controlling noise in a classroom? a. Raising one's voice above student's voice. b. Saying don't talk c. Remaining calm and just looking at students d. Continue teaching without caring for noisy class. 2. Forament of monro is an aperture between a. Rhinocoel and diacoel b. Third & fourth ventricles c. Lateral and third ventricles and d. Diacoel and metacoel 3. The psychologist who was the forerunner of the Gestait school of Psychology in Education, was steps would an effective a. William James b. Wertheime c. Watson d. Wundt b. c. 4. Population education in schools a. Should be thought as a separate subject b. Will solve the problem of wastage in education. c. Could be avoided as unnecessary d. Should be integrated with other existing subjects. 5. The trail and error method of learning is an offshoot of a. Purposivism b. Behaviorism c. Conditioning d. Connectionism 6. Guidance services are recommended to be introduced in schools. This means that |
a. Students should be guided as to what courses or vocations would be suited to them b. Students must be guided for preparation for examination though unit and term tests. c. Teachers should guide the parents about the method to look after their children. d. Students should be given groper guidance in completing their assignments. I will appreciate the teacher who a. Has strict control over his students b. Knows the problems of students helps them. c. Has a charming personality. d. Is friendly with the students. 7. 8. Which of the following you consider first as communicator? a. Plan the evaluation procedure Select the channels of communication Specify the objectives of communication None of the above. d. 9. The Kothari Education report was entitled as a. Education and National Development b. Diversification of Education c. Learning to be d. Education and Socialization in Democracy. 10. Overhead Projector is superior to short circuit TV in the classroom teaching because a. It is cheap and self devises b. Pictures in it may be shown in a desired sequences and with a minimum of lost motion(material) c. It is easy to use Commission's |
d. Information presented though it is easily retained. 11.Which is the least important in teaching? a. Punishing the students b. Lecturing in impressive ways c. Maintaining discipline in the class d. Drawing sketches and diagrams on the black- board if needed. 12.When a student is making noise in the classroom the teacher should a. Criticize the student. b. Send the student outside the classroom c. Ignore the student d. Talk to the student privately after the class and should find out the reasons for his making noise. 13.The three language formula at the lower secondary stage of classes VIII to X, recommended by the Indian Education Commission (1964-66) was as follows a. Mother tongue + Regional Language+ English b. Mother tongue or Regional Language+ English + Hindi c. Mother tongue or Hindi + English + A regional Language d. Mother Tongue + Hindi + A regional Language 14.The most important question that a researcher is interested to use statistical technique in his problem then he has to see a. Whether the data could be quantified b. Whether analysis of data would be possible. c. Whether appropriate statistical techniques are available d. Whether worthwhile inferences could be drawn. 15.The area where the teacher made tests cannot be pertinent is a. Interests c. intelligence b. Personality d. Attitudes 16. --------------- hearing originates in mammals is a. Anditory nerve c. Ear ossicles b. Coehlea d. Vestibale 17.A good teacher should have a. Interpersonal skills b. Communication skills c. Conceptual clarity d. All of the above. |
18. Olfactory lobes of a mammalian rain are a. Free and solid b. Fused and solid c. Fused and hollow d. Free and hollow 19. The first important step in teaching is a. Organizing material to be taught b. Planning before hand c. Knowing the background of students. d. None of the above. 20.Which audio- visual aid is simple, easy to use and not expensive? a. Slides b. Cassettes c. Transparencies d. Compact discs 21.Treating children as plants and the teacher as the gardener, was a concept a. Nursery schools b. Bala Bhavan c. Kindergartens d. Abhudaya Pathasalas 22. The gurukul system of Education started during a. During Modern period b. During British rule c. Ancient period d. In 1970. 23. A motor nerve carries impulses from a. Cranial nerves to effectors b. Effectors to cranial nerves c. Effectors to central nervous system d. Central nervous system to effectors'. 24. Corpus callosum occurs in a. Midbrain of frog b. Fore brain of frog c. Fore brain of rabbit d. Midbrain of rabbit. 25. Which of the following oranial nerves is mixed a. Optic c. Olfactory b. Vagus d. Trochlear 26. One can be a good teacher, if he a. Has genuine interest in teaching. b. Known his subject c. Knows how to control students d. Has a good epression. 27. Lungs, heart, larynx,s tomach intestine etc., aare supplied by carnial nerve. a. Oculomotor |
60.Vitamin B complex represent a group of how many vitamins?
a. 5. b. 6
c. 9 d. 11
61.Stem cuttings are commonly used for regrowing:
a. cotton b. banana
c. mango d. sugarcane.
62.Which of the following diseases is caused due to allergic reaction?
a. Leprosy b. Typhoid
c. Asthma d. Tetanus
63.The gestation period of cows is:
a. 150 day b. 280 day
c. 300 day d. 365 day
64.Hormones are normally absent in:
a. Rat b. Monkey
c. Bacteria d. Cat
65.The first organ to be transplanted was:
a. Kidney b. Lung
c. Heart d. Liver
66.Element that is not found in blood is
a. Iron b. Magnesium
c. Copper d. Chromium
67.Salvia in man is:
a. Acidic b. Alkaine
c. Netural d. none of these
68.The amount of light entering the eye is regulated by:
a. Cornea b. Pupil
c. Iris d. Schlera
69.Life of RBC in human blood is of:
a. 30 days b. 60 days
c. 120 days d. 15 hours
70.Change of the colour of the skin is observed in:
a. Prawn b. Starfish
c. Chameleon d. Shark
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