COMPREHENSION Sub Question
Question Numbers : (1 to 5)

The following table shows the number of people (in lakhs) living in five different cities A-E along with the ratio of number of people in three different age groups I, II and III among them. People are classified in three age groups as Group-I: 0 to less than 21 years; Group- II: 21 to less
than 41 years nd Group-III: 41 years and above. Based on the data in the table, answer the questions that follow.

1.What is the ratio of the number of people of age group-I of city A and D together to the number of people of age group-I of city C and E together?

2.Number of people in age group III of city D is B.

3.The difference between the total number of people in age group II of city A and B together and age group III of city C and E together is

4.Number of people of age group I is more than 4 lakhs in exactly ________ city/cities.

5.For city C, if the number of people who will turn 21 years of age next year is 16000; the number of new born will be 32000, and the number of people in age group III will remain the same, then what will be the new ratio of people in different age groups?

6.Which of the following tool is used to create pre and post-session polls to gauge students learning from each session?

7.The style that involves a student’s tendency to take more time to respond on the accuracy of answers is known as:

8.”If a student gets a part time job in an architect’s office and applies what was learnt in geometry class to help the architect analyze a spatial problem that is quite different from any problem the student encountered in geometry class” is an example of______ Learning?

9.Match the List-I with List-II

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10.Which of the following is an example of positive-transfer of learning?

11.A quantitative research would be mainly concerned with

A. measurement
B. causality
C. context
D. replication
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12.The criterion of ‘credibility’ in qualitative research is equivalent to which of the following criteria in quantitative research?

13.Identify correct statements about content analysis.
A. The main use of content analysis has been in the examination of printed texts and documents.
B. Content analysis lacks transparency.
C. Coding is crucial in content analysis.
D. It is almost impossible to devise coding manuals that do not entail some interpretation on the part of coders.
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14.The numerator and denominator degrees of freedom are used in which of the following test- statistic in hypothesis testing?

15.Sharpness of the peak of a statistical distribution is represented by

16.A symbol that represents an idea or thought in non-verbal communication is referrred to as

17.In any conventional media, the point of content production and the point of consumption involve

18.What do people basically want to extract from the communicated message?

19.Making way for technologies of automation is _____transformation of modern society

20.In the early stages of development, broadcast media were marked by

21.If a person travels in a car at a sped of 36 km/hour, then he will reach his destination on time. He covers half the journey in (4/5)th time. What should be his speed for the remaining part of the journey so that he reaches his destination on time?

22.Let L and M be the sum and average of four consecutive odd numbers (a, b, c and d) respectively. and, P and Q be the sum and average of three consecutive even numbers (x, y and z) respectively. If M=Q-6 and P=L-16, then M=?

23.Three positive numbers are in the ratio 2 : 3 : 4. If the sum of their squares is 2349, then the numbers respectively are

24.In a certain coding scheme the word ‘SCHOLAR’ is coded as ‘TEKSQGY’. In the same coding scheme, the word ‘GREEN’ will be coded as

25.In what time will a sum of money double itself at the rate of 12.5% per annum simple interest?

26.’Abhay’s mind is a cave, deep, dark and full of bats.” Which of the following is correct about the above statement?

27. Arrange the following terms in order of decreasing in intension?

A. Baseball player

B. Athlete

C. Fielder

D. Ball player

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28.I have read that one aspirin taken everyday reduces the risk of heart attack. Why not take two a day and double the protection.” Which informal fallacy is committed in the above statement?

29.Which of the following statements are logically equivalent?
A. Some beverages are not liquids.
B. Some beverages are liquids.
C. Some non-liquids are not non-beverages.
D. Some beverages are non-liquids.
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30.According to classical Indian School of Logic (Nyāya) the statement “fire is cold because it is a substance” is fallacious because:

31.In computer Networking, MAC addresses are unique to each device. Which of the following is the meaning of the term MAC?

32.Which of the following “Digital India” themes is incorrectly matched with its purpose?

33.With reference to ICT, which of the following statements is true?

34.Based on the following, which of the following statements is true.
A CD contains 12 music tracks which are of lengths (in minute):
3, 7, 4, 3, 5, 6, 4, 5, 4, 7, 8, 8 and each minute of music requires 12 MB of storage.

35.Match the List-I with List-II

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36.International Solar Alliance (ISA) is the alliance of countries, most of which lie.

37.Biomass
A. is a carbon cycle neutral fuel
B. has significantly higher calorific value then coal
C. can be converted in solid, liquid and gaseous fuels
D. can be converted into Producer Gas
E. can not be obtained from energy crops
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38.Hydrochlorofluorocarbons (HCFCs), replacement for chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs), have to be phased out completely by the year

39.Softening of hard water is done by
A. Aeration
B. Boiling
C. Lime soda
D. Ozonation
E. Ion exchange
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40.Due to over fertilization of lakes, quality of fish produced

41.The National Knowledge Commission suggested that the proposed national universities should not have

42.Who among the following was the principal of Bengal National College, established in 1906?

43.Most recommendations of the Calcutta University Commission were influened by

44.Which of the following institutions were to play a role in shaping the National System of Education at higher level under the National Education Policy (1986)?
A. UNESCO
B. UNDP
C. UGC
D. AICTE
E. ICAR
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45.The education imparted at Nalanda University was both religious and

COMPREHENSION Sub Question
Question Numbers: (46 to 50)

Ethical living is concerned primarily with the interpersonal dimension of our behavior. How do we treat one another individually and in groups—and increasingly, other species and the environment? The key here is that morality brings us into contact with others and asks us to consider the quality of that contact. We start asking ourselves: “Is that the way I should treat someone else?” “Is that the way someone else should treat me?” Because we have the ability to be critical of our interpersonal behavior and our interaction with animals, we have the ability to develop codes and norms to guide that behavior and interaction. Those moral norms and codes, in addition to a set of virtuous character traits, are what we mean when we talk about ethics.

Ethics poses questions about how we ought to act in relationships and how we should live with one another. Ethics asks us to consider whether our actions are right or wrong. It also asks us how those character traits that help humans flourish (such as integrity, honest, faithfulness and compassion) play out in everyday living. Ethical norms and principles have developed over time and across cultures, as rational people of goodwill consider human relationships and how human beings act when they are at their best.

This everyday ethical reflection must occur before we can effectively confront the larger moral questions. A person who wants to take moral leadership in global issues must take special responsibility for what is going on inside his or her own self-inside his or her own consciousness-lest the act of leadership create more harm than good. All of us can be leaders for good: the choice is ours.

46.Ethical living is based on
A. our own virtuous attributes
B. our behaviour towards other species
C. our behaviour towards environment
D. material satisfaction
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47.Identify the virtuous character traits which help an individual to flourish in life.
A. Integrity
B. Psychophancy
C. Honesty
D. Compassion
E. Faithfulness
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48.Which of the following statement is incorrect?

49.For a good leader it is imperative to have

50.Quality of our interactions in human relationships is gauged by