COMPREHENSION Sub Question
Question Numbers: (1 to 5)

The following table shows the cumulative percentage distribution of the total number of visitors to Kullu and Manali together and cumulative number of visitors to Kullu on five different days, that is Monday to Friday. Based on the data in the table, answer the questions.

Note: Total number of visitor to Kullu and Manali together in all five days is 4000

1.The total number of visitors to Manali on Monday and Wednesday is _______ % of the number of visitors to Kullu on Wednesday.

2.What is the average number of visitors to Manali on all the days except Monday?

3.If 20% of the visitors to Kullu on Tuesday are foreigners and 40% of the visitors to Manali on Friday are foreigners, then what is the total number of visitors to Kullu on Tuesday who are not foreigners and to Manali on Friday who are foreigners?

4.The average number of visitors to Kullu on Monday and Thursday is ____% less than the number of visitors to Manali on Wednesday.

5.What is the ratio of the number of visitors to Manali on Wednesday to the number of visitors to Kullu on Thursday?

6.Which of the following are the characteristics of learner centered Approach?
A. It lays emphasis on skills
B. It is centered on learner’s needs
C. It is centered on cooperative determination of subject matter
D. Lays emphasis on variability of exposure
Choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below:

7.Which of the following is a free and Open-source content collaboration framework based on Javascript that enables existing CMSs and LMSs to create richer content?

8.A child of first class is trying to learn how to draw a circle on his own but is able to do with the help of his/her teacher. In the light of Vygotsky’s theory, it highlights?

9.Project method of teaching was first propounded by.

10.SWAYAM is a programme initiated by.

11.If a conclusion incorporates a casual relationship between two or more variables it has measured.

12.An instrument used in structured observation that mentions the categories of behaviour to be observed is known as.

13.Response of participants who are well aware of the fact that they are being studied is considered as.

14.Which of the following are different types of ethnography?
A. Classical ethnography
B. Mainstream ethnography
C. Post-modern ethnography
D. Private ethnography
E. Expressive ethnography
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15.Qualitative research makes use of.

16.In ancient times, the oral communication system operated in an environment that was.

17.Any study of messages at the receivers stage is known as.

18.Which of the following are main functions of mass communication?
A. Detachment of individual from society
B. Indulge in message creation without worrying about moral consequences
C. Surveillance of environment
D. Transmission of social heritage
E. Correlating the parts of society in response to environment
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

19.For preservation of their power the ruling elites seek from media channels.

20.Individual who live in a particular community develop distinctively patterned systems of

21.Two persons X and Y invested ₹ 15,000 and ₹ 20,000, respectively, in a business. At the end of the year, they share the profit in the ratio of 3:1. If X has invested his money for the whole year, for how many months Y has invested his money?

22.In a certain code language A is coded as Z, B is coded as Y, C is coded as X, and so on. How ‘PERFECT’ will be coded in that language?

23.A sum of money becomes ₹ 34800 in 2 years and ₹42,000 in 5 years at simple interest per annum. Find the rate of interest and the sum of money respectively

24.What number would replace question mark (?) in the series given below? 1, 7, 16, 28, 43, 61, 82?

25.In an examination, average marks of six students is 50. However, during cross checking of the papers, it is found that the marks of one student has been misread as 48 instead of 84. Find the correct average marks of the students.

25.In an examination, average marks of six students is 50. However, during cross checking of the papers, it is found that the marks of one student has been misread as 48 instead of 84. Find the correct average marks of the students.

26.Which informal fallacy is committed in the following statement “Famous actor Jimmy Pecker has said in an interview that astrology is a real science, therefore scientists now must acknowledge that astrology is actually a science.”?

27.Which of the following statements are subalternate as per traditional square of opposition?
A. All plants are green organisms
B. No plants are green organisms
C. Some plants are not green organisms
D. Some plants are green organisms
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

29.If the statement “all lions are carnivorous animals” is given as true which of the following statements can be immediately inferred to be false?
A. No lions are carnivorous animals
B. Some lions are carnivorous animals
C. Some lions are not carnivorous animals
D. Some carnivorous animals are lions
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30.As per classical Indian school of logic (Nyaya) which of the following fallacy is committed when the middle term is too wide?

31.Consider the following snapshot of MS-Excel worksheet:

In cell D18, the value returned by the function.
=SUMIFS (C18: C23, B18: B23, “>3”, C18: C23. “>500”) is____

32.In the context of Computer Networks, which of the following best describes the transmission of a message using packet switching?

33.Which of the following statements is true about Number system?

34.Which of the following statements about Read Only Memory (ROM) are correct?
A. The contents of the memory remain intact even when the power to the ROM is turned off
B. ROM is often used to store the start-up instructions when the computer is first switched on
C. As the ROM becomes full, the processor has to continually access the hard disk
D. ROM is a volalile memory
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

35.Which of the following statements is true about computers?

36.Which one of the following is used as a reference to measure the Global Warning Potential (GWP) of a green house gas?

37.Sustainable Development Goal 7 is related to.

38.Toxic substances that damage kidneys are called as.

39.Montreal Protocol is related to protection of.

40.Which of the following are examples of organic pollutants in water.
A. Salts
B. Pesticides
C. Dioxins
D. Bases
E. Pigments
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

41.In the Buddhist system of education higher education was placed at.

42.Which one of the following is a deemed to be university?

43.Which of the following is included among the core values promoted by NAAC (National Assessment and Accreditation Council) among the institutions of higher learning

44.Which of the following are true regarding Fort William College?
A. Its medium of education was English
B. Lord Wellesley taught here
C. Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar taught here
D. It was here that Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar Studied along with Subhash Chandra Bose
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

45.According to National Education Policy 2020, which of the following universal human values will be considered as an integral part of holistic education?
A. Truth
B. Sympathy
C. Righteous conduct
D. Nonviolence
E. Scientific temper
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COMPREHENSION Sub Question
Question Numbers: (46 to 50)

The field ecologist has played a key role in shining the light on the species we love and admire. They have also underlined why conservation should not be just about caring for a few charismatic species-the cats, elephants, whales, or Olive Ridleys. It’s also about knowing the value of
creatures many of us might consider annoying, even dangerous. For millennia, communities have attempted to protect animals and plants for practical and spiritual reasons. However, for around two centuries or so, an anthropocentric view of the world created an ecological discord of sorts.
Utilitarian ideas began to dominate attitudes towards nature, which often meant that even conservation had a strictly commercial purpose.
Modern environmental consciousness is perhaps about six decades old. In India, organisations such as the Bombay Natural History Society date back to the late 19th century and the endeavors of hunters-turned-conservationists played an important role in underlining the value of several
species. But systematic efforts in mainstreaming ecology began much later and owed much to the works of pioneers like Salim Ali and M Krishnan.

46.Utilatarian ideas started dominating attitudes towards nature about.

The field ecologist has played a key role in shining the light on the species we love and admire. They have also underlined why conservation should not be just about caring for a few charismatic species-the cats, elephants, whales, or Olive Ridleys. It’s also about knowing the value of
creatures many of us might consider annoying, even dangerous. For millennia, communities have attempted to protect animals and plants for practical and spiritual reasons. However, for around two centuries or so, an anthropocentric view of the world created an ecological discord of sorts.
Utilitarian ideas began to dominate attitudes towards nature, which often meant that even conservation had a strictly commercial purpose.
Modern environmental consciousness is perhaps about six decades old. In India, organisations such as the Bombay Natural History Society date back to the late 19th century and the endeavors of hunters-turned-conservationists played an important role in underlining the value of several
species. But systematic efforts in mainstreaming ecology began much later and owed much to the works of pioneers like Salim Ali and M Krishnan.

47.Modern environment consciousness is.

The field ecologist has played a key role in shining the light on the species we love and admire. They have also underlined why conservation should not be just about caring for a few charismatic species-the cats, elephants, whales, or Olive Ridleys. It’s also about knowing the value of
creatures many of us might consider annoying, even dangerous. For millennia, communities have attempted to protect animals and plants for practical and spiritual reasons. However, for around two centuries or so, an anthropocentric view of the world created an ecological discord of sorts.
Utilitarian ideas began to dominate attitudes towards nature, which often meant that even conservation had a strictly commercial purpose.
Modern environmental consciousness is perhaps about six decades old. In India, organisations such as the Bombay Natural History Society date back to the late 19th century and the endeavors of hunters-turned-conservationists played an important role in underlining the value of several
species. But systematic efforts in mainstreaming ecology began much later and owed much to the works of pioneers like Salim Ali and M Krishnan.

48.Identify the charismatic species based on the information given in the passage.
A. Deer
B. Whales
C. Elephants
D. Dogs
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

The field ecologist has played a key role in shining the light on the species we love and admire. They have also underlined why conservation should not be just about caring for a few charismatic species-the cats, elephants, whales, or Olive Ridleys. It’s also about knowing the value of
creatures many of us might consider annoying, even dangerous. For millennia, communities have attempted to protect animals and plants for practical and spiritual reasons. However, for around two centuries or so, an anthropocentric view of the world created an ecological discord of sorts.
Utilitarian ideas began to dominate attitudes towards nature, which often meant that even conservation had a strictly commercial purpose.
Modern environmental consciousness is perhaps about six decades old. In India, organisations such as the Bombay Natural History Society date back to the late 19th century and the endeavors of hunters-turned-conservationists played an important role in underlining the value of several
species. But systematic efforts in mainstreaming ecology began much later and owed much to the works of pioneers like Salim Ali and M Krishnan.

49.Identify the correct statements.
A. Conservations is all about caring for the species we love and admire
B. Communities have been living in ecological harmony for the last two centuries
C. Field ecologists have contributed to our understanding about the value of different species in our lives
D. Salim Ali is considered as pioneer in India in the field of mainstream ecology
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

The field ecologist has played a key role in shining the light on the species we love and admire. They have also underlined why conservation should not be just about caring for a few charismatic species-the cats, elephants, whales, or Olive Ridleys. It’s also about knowing the value of
creatures many of us might consider annoying, even dangerous. For millennia, communities have attempted to protect animals and plants for practical and spiritual reasons. However, for around two centuries or so, an anthropocentric view of the world created an ecological discord of sorts.
Utilitarian ideas began to dominate attitudes towards nature, which often meant that even conservation had a strictly commercial purpose.
Modern environmental consciousness is perhaps about six decades old. In India, organisations such as the Bombay Natural History Society date back to the late 19th century and the endeavors of hunters-turned-conservationists played an important role in underlining the value of several
species. But systematic efforts in mainstreaming ecology began much later and owed much to the works of pioneers like Salim Ali and M Krishnan.

50.Communities have been involved in the protection of plants and animals for the last.