Exam Details

Subject education
Paper paper 3
Exam / Course ugc net national eligibility test
Department
Organization university grants commission
Position
Exam Date December, 2014
City, State ,


Question Paper

PAPER-III
EDUCATION

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Time 2 1/2 hours] [Maximum Marks 150
Number of Pages in this Booklet 32 Instructions for the Candidates
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Number of Questions in this Booklet 75
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1 P.T.O.

EDUCATION
PAPER III

Note This paper contains seventy five objective type questions of two marks each. All questions are compulsory.
1. Which of the following is not a basis for rationalization

The development of knowledge from mathematical reasoning


The use of self-evident truths as first principles


The collection of sense data in discovering facts


The use of inductive reasoning as a method of inquiry


2. Gandhian Philosophy of education is

Naturalistic in its aims, pragmatic in setting and idealistic in its methods


Naturalistic in its methods, idealistic in its setting and pragmatic in its aims


Naturalistic in its setting, idealistic in its aims and pragmatic in its methods


Realistic in its methods, idealistic in its setting and pragmatic in its aims


3.
While developing an educational theory, which of the following will be the most logical

4.
Which of the following schools of thought focuses on principles of knowledge and human values


Logical positivism Idealism


Pragmatism Existentialism




order
i. motion of an educated person
ii. pedagogical procedures
iii. aims of education
iv. assumptions about human nature
Codes
iv, ii, iii iv, iii, ii
iv, ii, iii, i iii, iv, ii

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5. Which of the following is the proper order of the levels of knowledge (hierarchy) propounded by Jaina thinkers Shrutijnana, Avadhijnana, Matijnana, Kaivalya, Manahparyava Shrutijnana, Matijnana, Manahparyava, Avadhijnana, Kaivalya Matijnana, Shrutijnana, Avadhijnana, Manahparyava, Kaivalya Avadhijnana, Matijnana, Shrutijnana, Kaivalya, Manahparyava as
6. Cinema is considered
Non-formal agency of education Formal agency of education Informal agency of education An active agency of education
7. Match the following from List I with List II in correct order List I List II
a. Article 21 of Constitution of India i. Fundamental rights to life
b. Article 45 of Constitution of India ii. Right to Education (age group upto 6 years)
c. Article of Constitution of India iii. Right to free meals
d. Article of Constitution of India iv. Right to express
v. Duty of Children parents/guardians to Education of
Codes vi. Fundamental right to group of 6 to 14 years Education between age
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i ii v vi
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8. Issue regarding establishment of common school system in India is related to

Problem of 'Education and Modernization'


Social Equity


Politics and Educational change


Education of backward section of the society


9. Legislation concerning the educational opportunities for the weaker sections of the society in India is an example which brings into focus the

Political nature of education


Social nature of education


Economic nature of education


Cultural nature of education


10. Group structures are measured most commonly by

Sociogram Group Rating scale


Anecdotal Record Socio-drama


11. In differentiating growth from development which one of the following is not the basis

Physical Qualitative


Quantitative Emotional


12. Identify the correct statement

Concept formation precedes logical reasoning


Language development precedes concept formation


Logical reasoning comes before language development


Emotional development comes before concept formation


13. Individual differences will be more relevant in which of the following contexts

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Assessing student's performances


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Conducting a diagnosis


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14. According to Jean Piaget the formal operation stage is during the

Infancy Childhood


Adolescence Adulthood


15. In schools, physical education programmes should be conceived primarily as

a means for satisfying the physical needs of children


a series of planned developmental experiences


a means of improving pupils health


a relaxation from academic strain


16. Gestalt psychologists explain transfer of learning in terms of

Generalization Identical elements


Foresights transposition


17. What is not a factor for influencing learning

Maturation Motivation


Teacher Friendship


18. In Gagne's hierarchy, the assumption is that

lower order learning runs parallel with other learning


lower order learning occurs before higher order learning


higher order learning goes together with other learning


lower and higher order learning are not related


19. The stage of manifest inactivity in creative thinking process is called

Inspiration Incubation


Generalization Preparation


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20. In Advance organizer model, what is the focus

Development of creative thinking


Development of critical thinking


Intellectual scaffolding


Information processing


21. In the study of personality which sequence is most appropriate

Personality type, Personality trait, Psychoanalytic


Personality trait, Personality type, Psychoanalytic


Psychoanalytic, Personality type, Personality trait


Psychoanalytic, Personality trait, Personality type


22. Which one of the following statements appropriately describes personality

Personality is a physiological concept


Personality is a molecular concept


Personality is a dynamic concept


Personality is a popular concept


23. Which of the following trait can be measured effectively through projective techniques of personality

Extraversion-Introversion


Conscientious


Mental Inhibitions


Balanced approach


24. A student shows excessive concern for cleanliness in family. This can be best explained as an example of

Regression Repression


Sublimation Reaction formation


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