1. The concept of "Inborn Errors of Metabolism" was developed by

Eugene Fischer

J.B.S. Haldane

Francis Galton

Archibald Garrod


2. Which of the following is the example of sex-linked disease

Phenylketonuria

Diabetes mellitus

Haemophilia

Thalassemia


3. The Twin-Study method was first developed by

Morton

Galton

Hooton

Garrod


4. An organism which feeds mostly on fruits is called

Omnivorous

Carnivorous

Frugivorous

Herbivorous


5. Maternal-foetal incompatibility in the Rh blood group system is present with

Rh -ve man and Rh +ve woman

Rh +ve man and Rh +ve woman

Rh +ve man and Rh -ve woman

Rh -ve man and Rh -ve woman


6. PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) technique was invented by

T.H. Morgan

Kary Mullis

Paul Berg

Alec Jefferey


7. The classical example of balanced polymorphism' maintained by heterozygous advantage is

Sickle cell trait

Haemophilia

Thalassemia

Thrombocytopenia


8. Which of the following did not accompany the transition from horticulture to agriculture

Women lost their role as primary cultivators

Women began to assert themselves in extra-domestic contexts

The average number of children per family increased

Women became increasingly restricted to the domestic sphere


9. Clifford Geertz characterizes culture as

process of enculturation

a biological necessity

set of control mechanisms to govern behaviour

biological adaptive


10. Which one of the following pairs is not correctly matched

Cross-cultural comparison G.P. Murdock

Participant observation Bronislaw Malinowski

Sacred complex Emile Durkheim

Sanskritization M.N. Srinivas


11. Which one of the following is an example of achieved status

Father

Sibling

Daughter

Son


12. The Mandel Commission was constituted under which Article of the Indian Constitution

Article 340

Article 275

Article 164

Article 330


13. Which of the following is/are example(s) of participant observation

Dancing in a festival

Singing during a ritual

Competing in the games popular in the community

All the above


14. Which one of the following statements is not correct

Culture is a learned behaviour.

Culture is the man-made part of the environment.

Some cultures are superior to other cultures.

Cultural variations are important for understanding human societies.


15. Which of the following is your parallel cousin

Your mother's brother's daughter

Your mother's sister's son

Your father's sister's daughter

Your mother's brother's son


16. Which one of the following emerged during post Neolithic period

Microlithic Tools

Megalithic Monuments

Wheel Made Pottery

Polished Chisel


17. Which one among the following is associated with Fauresmith culture

Central and Western Europe

South and South East Asia

Australia and Oceania

South and East Africa


18. What among the following is also called controlled percussion technique

Block-on-block technique

Stone hammer technique

Cylinder hammer technique

Grinding and polishing technique


19. Which one of the following indicates the end of Pliocene and beginning of Pleistocene

Mississippian Fauna

Sub-Himalayan Fauna

Villafranchian Fauna

Scandanevian Fauna


20. Which one of the following is a Mesolithic site of India

Sangankallu

Vadamadurai

Sarainahar Rai

Navadatoli


21. Assertion Genetic drift is also called Sewali Wright Effect.
Reason Sewall Wright effect is named after the American geneticist who realized its evolutionary significance.
On the basis of the above, choose the correct answer.

Both and are true and is the correct explanation of

Both and are true, but is not the correct explanation of

is true but is false

is false but is true.


22. Assertion Sickle cell trait is very common in some African populations.
Reason It is transmitted through Anopheles gambiae mosquito. On the basis of the above, choose the correct answer.

is true is false.

is true is false.

Both and are true.

Both and are false.


23. Assertion Goitre is prevalent among Himalayan population. Reason People suffer from Goitre due to Iodine deficiency. On the basis of the above, choose the correct answer.

Both and are false.

is true is false.

is false is true.

Both and are true, but is not the correct explanation of


24. Given below are two statements. One is labelled as Assertion and the other is labelled as Reason Assertion Many traditional characteristics of the tribe are no longer valid in contemporary India.
Reason Tribal communities in India have undergone profound changes in recent time.

Code
Both and are true and is the correct explanation of

Both and are true and is not the correct explanation of

is true but is false.

is false but is true.


25. Given below are two statements, one is labelled as Assertion and the other is labelled as Reason Assertion Material culture of a society changes at a faster pace than the non-material culture.
Reason It takes time for people to accept new values, ideas, knowledge and ideology.

Code
Both and are true and is the correct explanation of

Both and are true and is not the correct explanation of

is true but is false.

is false but is true.



26. Given below are two statements, one is labelled as Assertion and the other is labelled as Reason
Assertion Social stratification in one or the other form is found in every society.
Reason Social differentiation and ranking are important components of social stratification.

Codes
Both and are true and is the correct explanation of

Both and are true and is not the correct explanation of

is true and is false

is false and is true.


27. Assertion Neolithic culture could not emerge outside the nuclear area. Reason Nuclear area is characterised by the presence of a variety of wild
plants and animals both possible and ready for domestication. In the context of the above two statements, which one of the following is correct

is correct and is wrong.

Both and are correct.

Both and are wrong.

is wrong and is correct.


28. Assertion Grinding and Polishing techniques were employed in Neolithic culture for manufacturing celts. Reason Sharp and wide cutting edged tools were necessary for reclaimation
of arable land. In the context of the above two statements, which one of the following is correct

is correct and is wrong.

Both and are wrong.

Both and are correct.

is wrong and is correct.


29. Arrange the order of steps in Genetic counselling

Communication and Discussion Diagnosis Contact Support Examination and Investigation

Examination and Investigation Diagnosis Contact Support Communication and Discussion

Diagnosis Examination and Investigation Communication and Discussion Contact and Support

Contact and Support Communication and Discussion Diagnosis Examination and Investigation


30. Identify the correct sequence in descending order

Species Subspecies Populations Individuals

Subspecies Species Populations Individuals

Individuals Subspecies Species Populations

Populations Individuals Subspecies Species


31. Identify the correct sequence

Diakinesis Metaphase I Anaphase I Telophase I

Metaphase I Diakinesis Anaphase I Telophase I

Diakinesis Telophase I Metaphase I Anaphase I

Anaphase I Telophase I Diakinesis Metaphase I


32. Identify the correct sequence in descending order

State Chiefdom Tribe Band

Tribe State Chiefdom Band

State Tribe Band Chiefdom

State Band Tribe Chiefdom


33. Identify the correct sequence in ascending order

Lineage Phratry Clan Tribe

Tribe Phratry Clan Lineage

Tribe Clan Phratry Lineage

Lineage Clan Phratry Tribe


34. Arrange the following theories in order they appeared

(A)Diffusionism Evolutionism Structuralism Functionalism

(B)Evolutionism Diffusionism Functionalism Structuralism

(C)Evolutionism Functionalism Diffusionism Structuralism

(D)Diffusionism Functionalism Evolutionism Structuralism


35. Arrange the following post Pleistocene environmental episodes in order in which they occurred.
Use the code given below

Boreal
II) Atlantic
III) Sub-boreal
IV) Pre-boreal

Code
II III IV

I II III

(C)III IV I II

I IV III


36. Arrange the following prehistoric cultures in order of their emergence. Use the code given below
Gravettian
II) Solutrean
III) Aurignacian
IV) Magdalenian

Code
II III IV

(B)III II I IV

III II I

I IV II III


37. Arrange the following pluvial episodes in order in which they occurred. Use the code given below
Kamasian
II) Gamblian
III) Kageran
IV) Kanjeran

Code
(A)III IV II I

(B)III I IV II

II III IV

III II I


38. Match an item in List I with an item in List II. Use code given below

List- I List- II
Foetus into man Darwin

Principles of Human Genetics J.M. Tanner

The Descent of Man C.S. Coon

Living Races Curt Stern



Code










39. Match an item in List I with an item in List II. Use code given below

List- I List- II
X-chromosome inactivation Langdon Down

Southern Blotting Technique Sutton Boveri

Trisomy-21 Edwin Southern

Chromosome theory of Inheritance Mary Lyon



Code










40. Match an item in List I with an item in List II. Use code given below

List- I List- II

Turner's syndrome XXY)

syndrome Trisomy 18

Klinefelter's syndrome

Edward's syndrome Trisomy 21



Code










41. Match an item in List I with an item in List II. Use code given below

List- I List- II
Barter Direct exchange of commodities

Gift An inter-tribal ceremonial exchange operative in Trobriand Islanders

Kula Exchange of things and objects as an essential element

Potlach Ritualized exchange by invoking an overt competition



Code











42. Match an item in List I with an item in List II. Use code given below

List- I List- II
Concept Meaning
Couvade A bilateral set of close relatives

Kindred Man acts as though he had just gone through child birth

Potlatch A means of determining guilt or innocence of a person through painful test.

(d)Ordeal Institution of ceremonial feasting.



Code










43. Match an item in List I with an item in List II. Use code given below

List- I List- II
(a)M.N. Srinivas The Sacred Complex in Hindu Gaya

Irawati Karve The Muria and their Ghotul

Verrier Elwin The Remembered Village

L.P. Vidyarthi Kinship Organization in India



Code










44. Which one of the following pairs is not correctly matched

(A)Neolithic site of Northern India Burzahom

Site of Microlithic tradition Sohan Valley

Cave and rock-shelter painting site Bhimbetka

Mesolithic site of Western India Lagh Naj


45. This consists of two lists of books and authors respectively and the candidate has to match an item in one list with an item in the other.
List- I List- II
(Name of the book) (Name of the authors)

World Prehistory an outline 1)K.P. Oakley
II)Adams Ancestor the evolution of 2)V.G. Childe
man and his culture
III)Man the tool maker 3)Grahame Clark
IV)Man makes himself L.S.B. Leakey

Code
I II III IV
4 3 2 1

3 1 2 4

3 4 1 2

4 1 3 2


46. Read the following text and choose/pick the correct answer in each of the following questions (46
In some societies, the bride's family rather than the groom's family gives goods of value. These gifts are given to the newly married couple and/or to the husband's kin prior to or upon the marriage. This type of exchange is called dowry. Dowries are prevalent in some patriarchal cultures that stress the prestige of men and their families. In theory, dowries are a kind of insurance that protects the interests of a wife in a patrilineal and patriarchal society. In practice, however, dowry wealth is often appropriated by the husband and his family. Dowry was the traditional marital exchange in India. A woman's family had to present wealth in jewelry, fine cloth and money to the husband's family before the marriage took place. The amount of wealth given was an indication of both the bride's status and the esteem of the husband's kin. Wealthy parents gave a lot of property, but even poor families tried to collect as many valuables as they could so as not to shame their daughter and themselves.
The economic burden of dowry contributed to a preference for sons over daughters because girls were a financial liability whereas boys brought in dowry wealth when they married. Thus, the custom of dowry contributed to female infanticide and the neglect of the health of daughters in India and Bangladesh. However, dowry was not the only factor involved in preferences for sons and the consequences of such preferences. Rather, a constellation of behaviours and attitudes place value on men and undermine the worth of women kinship based on patrilineal descent and inheritance, subsistence strategies emphasizing intensive agriculture done primarily by men, and male control over land.
Although outlawed by the Dowry Prohibition Act (1961, amended in 1984 and 1986), a husband's family often still demands specific amounts of cash or goods to contract a marriage Young men of high status, good education, and favourable employment prospects command large sums. Dowry demands are often made after a marriage is contracted and even after a wedding.

Dowry system is prevalent mostly in

(A)Patriarchal Society

(B)Matriarchal Society

(C)Stateless Society

(D)Egalitarian Society


Which one of the following is most common in case of dowry payment

Dowry payment is normally made by the bride's family to groom.

(B)Dowry payment is normally made to the bride by groom's family.

Dowry payment is normally made by maternal uncle.

Dowry payment is normally made by maternal aunt.


The custom of dowry contributes to

(A)Genocide

Foeticide

Female infanticide and neglect of daughter's health

Matricide


Which of the following undermine(s) the worth of women

Inheritance

Kinship based on patrilineal descent

Male control over land

All of the above


The amount of wealth given as dowry was indication of

the bride status only.

the esteem of the husband's kin only.

the status of the bride's parents only.

the bride's status and the esteem of the husband's kin.