1. Which one of the following articles is related to 'Fundamental Rights to Equality'

Article 23

Article 24

Article 38

Article 14


2. Which one of the following is NOT a traditional anthropological approach

Evolutionism

Functionalism

Impressionismü

Diffusionism



3. Who is the author of the book 'Man and His Work'

Alfred Kroeber

Edmund Leach

M.J. Herskovits

Meyer Fortes



4. A 'model of ritual symbolism' was developed by

Victor Turner

E. Evans-Pritchardü

Clifford Geertz

Rafael Karsten



5. A vision of society as constituting 'Collective Consciousness' is held by

Claude Levi-Strauss

Marcel Mauss

Bronislaw Malinowski

Emile Durkheim



6. What is the term for the nuclear family that is formed when a person marries and has children

Family of orientation

Family of procreation

Family of parents

None of the above



7. Which one of the following is not studied in the field of finger ball dermatoglyphics

Ridge counting

Ridge tracing

Main-line formula

Finger ball patterns



8. The term "Handy man" was used for

Neanderthal man

Homo habilis

Australopithecus

Peking man



9. Haemophilia is a

Autosomal recessive trait

Autosomal dominant trait

Sex-linked dominant trait

Sex-linked recessive trait



10. Adaptive radiation is an example of

Convergent evolution

Divergent evolution

Co-evolution

Parallel evolution



11. Which one of the following is correctly matched

Bipedalism and Erect posture Apes

Mitosis Reduction division

Sutton Independent assortment

Blood groups Multiple alleles



12. A condition of reduced oxygen supply to tissues despite adequate blood supply is known as

Anemia

Hypoxia

Obesity

Anorexia


13. The Indian Chalcolithic culture is characterized by the occurrence of

Stone Tools

Bronze Tools

Copper Tools

Iron Tools



14. In which one of the following sites the remains of Narmadapithecus are discovered

Nevasa

Hathnova

Hunsigi

Navadatoli



15. The book entitled "The Prehistory and the Protohistory of India and Pakistan" was authored by

Virendranath Mishra

Bendapudi Subba Rao

Hasmukh Dhirajlal Sankalia

Robert Bruce Footeü



16. Which of the following are concerned with mental health
I. Juvenile delinquency
II. Kuru
III. Drug addiction
IV. Infectious disease
Codes

II andü IV

II and III

III andü IV

I and III



17. The principle of social stratification is reflected in the formation of
I. Ethnic groupü II. Class
III. Clan IV. Caste
Codes

II and III are correct.

I and II are correct.

II and IV are correct.

II and III are correct.



18. Who among the following are associated with the culture and personality school
A. Kardiner
R. Linton
Cora Dubois
William Sanders
Codes

and are correct.

and ü are correct.

and are correct.

and are correct.



19. Which of the following are the components of 'Sacred Complex' as proposed by L.P. Vidyarthi
Sacred Texts
Sacred Geography
Sacred Performances
Sacred Specialists
Codes

and are correct.

and are correct.

and ü are correct.

and are correct.



20. Who among the following are considered as the weaker sections of the Indian society
Women
Scheduled Tribes
Men
Scheduled Castes
Codes

and ü are correct.

and ü are correct.

and are correct.

and are correct.



21. Which of the following are the primary roles of a corporate group
I. As a caparcenary unit
II. As a residential unit
III. As a consanguineal kin group
IV. As a production unit
Codes

and II are correct.

II and III are correct.

II and IV are correct.

III and IV are correct.



22. Which one of the following is not correct

Mutations cause genetic variation.

Most of the populations are able to maintain a common gene pool.

Genetic drift is also known as sewell-wright effectü.

Assortative mating means selection of similar phenotypes.



23. 'Secular trend in growth' means

Children are growing taller and age at menarche is decreasing.ü

Age at menarche is increasing and children are growing tallerü.

Children are getting shorter and age at menarche increasing.

Children are getting shorter and age at menarche decreasing.



24. Which one of the following is an incorrect match
(Genotype of parents) (Possible blood group of children)

IAIA × IoIo- A

IAIB × IAIB B or AB

IoIo × IoIo O

IAIo × IAIB B or O


25. The term 'anthropoid' refers to a unit of classification that includes

Monkeys apes but not human

Apes humans but not monkeys

Monkeys, apes and humans

Lemurs, Lorises, monkeys, apes humans



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

Brachiation Gibbon

Balanced Polymorphism Sickle cell anemia

Colourblindness Holandric inheriance

Non-disjunction Abnormal number of chromosomes



27. Australopithecines include

Gracile forms of Australopithecus

Robust forms of Australopithecus

Both gracile and robust forms of Australopithecus

None of the above



28. The concept of cultural ecology was used in culture-historical studies by

Julian Steward
Vayda and Rappaport
L. Henry Morgan
E.B. Tylor

Codes

1 andü 2

2 andü 3

3 and 4

4 and 1

29. The cultural route of early colonization of Australia during Hoabinhian culture was

Thailand Malaysia Indonesia Papua New Guinea

Thailand Indonesia Malaysia Papua New Guinea

Malaysia Indonesia Thailand Tasmania

Malaysia Thailand Indonesia Tunisia



30. The Sarai Nahar Rai site in the Ganga Valley reveals evidences of
1)Human burial
2)Pottery
3)Copper Tools
4)Microliths

Codes

1 andü 2

Only 3

2 and 4

All the above


31. Given below are two statements, one is labelled as Assertion and the other is Reason
Assertion Human beings have a culture, but they belong to a society.
Reason An interest in culture is prompted by a desire to discover the way people in a society comprehend the world around them.
On the basis of the above statements, choose the correct answer.ü
Codes

is correct, but is wrong.

is wrong, butü is correct.

Both and are correct.

Both and are wrong.



32. Given below are two statements, one is labelled as Assertion and the other is Reason
Assertion Participant observation allows the ethnographer to unfold the complexities and subtleties of a community's social life.
Reason Based on participant observation, it would be possible to say to what extent the beliefs and values shared by a specific community are typical of the regional context.
On the basis of the above statements, choose the correct answer.ü
Codes

is correct, but is wrong.

is wrong, butü is correct.

Both and are correct.

Both and are wrong.



33. Given below are two statements, one is labelled as Assertion and the other is labelled as Reason
Assertion Joking and avoidance are alternative ways of solving the social problem of conflict or social tension.
Reason They occur in structural situations in which the potential for conflict or social awkwardness is high.
On the basis of the above statements, choose the correct answer.ü
Codes

Both and are correct.

is correct, but is wrong.

is wrong, but is correct.

Both and are wrong.



34. Given below are two statements, one is labelled as Assertion and the other is labelled as Reason
Assertion The shift from tradition to modernity is based on a shift from status to contract at the societal level.
Reason In a traditional society people enter into relations primarily on the basis of social status they are assigned by birth.
On the basis of the above statements, choose the correct answer.ü
Codes

Both and are correct.

is correct, but is wrong.

is wrong, but is correct.

Both and are wrong.


35. Given below are two statements, one is labelled as Assertion and the other is labelled as Reason
Assertion For a pastoral society it is easier to keep the integrated character of the group.
Reason In such a society a line of descent through males is not that strong and that's why, they could flock together.
Codes

Both and are correct.

is correct, but is wrong.

is wrong, but is correct.

Both and are wrong.



36. Given below are two statements, one is labelled as Assertion and the other is labelled as Reason
Assertion In a plural situation behaviour that might be illegal or immoral in one society might be perfectly rational and socially accepted in another.
Reason Looking from the cultural context, all types of behaviour appear to be rational and socially acceptable in all situations.
Codes

Both and are correct.

is correct, but is wrong.

is wrong, but is correct.

and are correct statements, but is not the correct explanation.



37. Given below are two statements, one is labelled as Assertion and the other as Reason
Assertion Kuru is observed among the members of the Fore tribe in New Guinea.
Reason It is a disease of viral origin contributed by the Forepractice of cannibalism.
Codes

is correct, but is incorrect.

Both and are correct.

Both and are incorrect.

is correct, but is incorrect.



38. Given below are two statements, one is labelled as Assertion and the other as Reason
Assertion Gene flow introduces new alleles into populations.
Reason Migration is responsible for the gene flow.
Codes

Both and are true and is the correct explanation of

Both and are false and is not the correct explanation of

is true, but is false.

is true, but is false.



39. Given below are two statements, one is labelled as Assertion and the other as Reason
Assertion The term 'pedigree'and not 'geneology' is more often employed in genetic inheritance studies.ü
Reason 'Geneology' also includes adopted children and parents as well.
Codes

Both and are correct.

is correct, but is incorrect.

is correct, but is incorrect.

Both and are incorrect.


40. Given below are two statements, one is labelled as Assertion and the other is Reason
Assertion The relative phylo­genetic position of the human remains unearthed at different locales are gaining scientific footing
Reason The macro-level fossil evidences are now subjected to micro-level analysis of molecular genetic characters and isotopic chronology.
Codes

is correct, but is incorrect.

Both and are incorrect.

is correct, but is incorrect.

Both and are correct.



41. Given below are two statements, one is labelled as Assertion and the other as Reason
Assertion Beta-thalassaemia is most common in the Mediterranian region.
Reason It is not a disease of Haemoglobin disorder.
Codes

Both and are correct.

Both and are incorrect.

is correct, but is incorrect.

is incorrect, but is correct.



42. Given below are two statements, one is labelled as Assertion and the other as Reason
Assertion Anorexia nervosa is very common among girls.ü
Reason An ideal of female attractiveness emphasizing on thinness is thought to provide cultural status leading to the development of anorexia (starving oneself to loose weight).
Codes

is correct, but is incorrect.

is correct, but is incorrect.

Both and are incorrect.

Both and are correct.



43. Given below are two statements, one is labelled as Assertion and the other is labelled as Reason
Assertion The evidences of Homo erectus were recorded in different continents of the old world including Southeast Asianislands.
Reason The bipedalism and use of hand axe as a multipurposetool extended an adaptation to be anomad on par with faunal migrations.
Codes

Both and are correct.

Both and are false.

is correct, but is false.

is false, but is correct.



44. Given below are two statements, one is labelled as Assertion and the other is labelled as Reason
Assertion The ecologicalconditions of 'Nuclear Areas' are the prerequisite for the earlydomestication of plants and animals.
Reason The flood-plains of rivers like Eupharatis and Tigrisextended an ecology for the growth of gramenaceae species(grasses) which supported wild varities of sheep, goat and cattle.
Codes

Both and are correct.

Both and are false.

is correct, but is false.

is false, but is correct.



45. Given below are two statements, one is labelled as Assertion and the other is labelled as Reason
Assertion A well flourished Harappan Culture between 3500and 1750 BCE had a rise and fall.
Reason The Aryan invasion isthe root cause for the decline and perishing of a Great culture.
Codes

Both and are correct.

Both and are false.

is correct, but is false.

is false, but is correct.


46. Arrange the following books in order in which they appeared. Use the codes given below
I. Peasants by Eric Wolf
II. Social Anthropology by Edmund Leach
III. The Nuer by E.E. Evans-Pritchard
IV. Capital A Critique of Political Economy by Karl Marx
Codes

IV, III, II

IV, III, II, I

IV, III, II

III, IV, II, I



47. Identify the correct sequence

Monogamy Group marriage Polygamy Sexual Promiscuity

Sexual Promiscuity Group marriage Polygamy ü Monogamy

Polygamy Monogamy Sexual Promiscuity Group marriage

Group marriage Sexual Promiscuity Monogamy Polygamy



48. Arrange the following Indian Anthropoligists in order in which they made their appearance in the academic field
I. Nirmal Kumar Bose
II. Panchanan Mitra
III. Andre Beatille
IV. L.K. Mahapatra
Codes

II, III, IV

II, IV, III

II, IV, III

II, III, IV



49. Arrange the following, in order of increasing scale of Outreach

Ethnomedicine Home remedies Ayurveda Allopathy

Home remedies Ayurveda Allopathy Ethnomedicine

Allopathy Home remedies Ayurveda Ethnomedicine

Home remedies Ethnomedicine Ayurveda Allopathy



50. Identify the correct sequence in formulating a research design

Selection of problem Selection of method Selection of universe Selection of sample

Selection of method Selection of problem Selection of universe Selection of sample

Selection of problem Selection of sample Selection of universe- Selection of method

Selection of universe Selection of method Selection of sample- Selection of problem

51. In notifying a tribe as 'ScheduledTribe', which of the following, is one ofthe considerations

Shyness with the public at large

Sex-ratio in the community

Population size of the community

Religion practiced by the community



52. Identify the correct sequence of Landmarks anterior-posteriorly in the mid-sagittal plane

Nasion Bregma Opisthocranion Glabella

Bregma Nasion Opisthocranion Glabella

Nasion Glabella Bregma Opisthocranion

Glabella Nasion Bregma Opisthocranion



53. What is the sequence of information transfer in protein coding

mRNA DNA tRNA Aminoacid Protein

DNA tRNA mRNA Aminoacid Protein

DNA tRNA Aminoacid mRNA Protein

DNA mRNA tRNA Aminoacid Protein


54. Which one of the following is the correct sequence of a polymerase chain reaction

Primer extension Annealing of primers Denaturation of DNA fragment

Annealing of primers Denaturation of DNA fragment Primer extension

Denaturation of DNA fragment Primer extension Annealing of primers

Denaturation of DNA fragment Annealing of primers Primer extension



55. Identify the correct sequence of blood group systems in order of their discovery

Rh ABO MN Ss

Rh MN ABO Ss

ABO MN Rh Ss

MN ABO Ss Rh


56. Identify the correct sequence of polymorphic genetic markers in the order of their use in population variation studies

Red cell antigens Serum proteins Red cell enzymes DNA markersü

Red cell enzymes Serum proteins DNA markers Red cell antigens

Red cell antigens DNA markers Serum proteins Red cell enzymes

DNA markersü Serum proteins Red cell enzymes Red cell antigens

57. Identify the correct sequence of vertebrae in the human vertebral column from cephalic to caudal direction

Axis Atlas Thoracic Cervical Lumberü Sacrum Coccyx

Atlas Axis Cervical Thoracic Lumber Sacrum Coccyx

Cervical Atlas Axis Coccyx Lumber Thoracic Sacrum

Lumberü Sacrum Axis Atlas Coccyx Thoracic Cervical

58. Arrange the sites in the culture chronological order

Attirampakam Nevasa Patne Bagov Utnur

Attirampakam Utnur Nevasa Patne Bagov

Nevasa Utnur Patne Bagov Attirampakam

Patne Bagov Nevasa Attirampakam Utnur


59. Arrange the European prehistoric cultural traditions in the correct sequence

Gravettian Perigordian Azilian Maglemosian

Azilian Maglemosian Perigordian Gravettian

Perigordian Gravettian Azilian Maglemosian

Maglemosian Azilian Perigordian Gravettian


60. The Great Indian Civilization of the Harappan culture is known through

Town planning Navigation Trade- Inscriptions

Ship building Pyramidal structures Sun God

Granaries Dock Yard Inscriptions Pottery

Town planning Trade Seals Terracottas

61. Match an item in List I with an item in List II. Use the codes given below
List I List II
Marriage of a man to his mother's brother's daughterü Parallelcousin marriage
Marriage of a man to his father's brother's daughter Crosscousin marriage
Marriage of a man to his dead wife's sister Sororate
Marriage of a woman to her dead husband's brother Levirate

Codes









62. Match an item in List I with an item in List II. Use the codes given below
List I List II
Oscar Lewis Village Kishangarhi
Mckim Marriott Village Rampurü
A.C. Mayer Village Ramkheri
F.G. Bailey Village Bisipara

Codes









63. Match an item in List I with an item in List II. Use the codes given below
List I List II
Differential Evolution Julian Steward
Cultural Ecology Herbert Spencerü
Developmental Schemeü Lewis Henry Morgan
Social Darvinismü Charles Darwin

Codes









64. Match an item in List I with an item in List II. Use the codes given below
List I List II
'Races and Cultures of India' D.N. Majumdar
'Society in India' Andre Beatille
Homo hierarchicus David Mandelbaum
'Caste and other Inequalities' Luis Dumont

Codes









65. Match an item in List I with an item in List II. Use the codes given below
List I List II
Polyploidy Traits expressed in only one sex that are controlled by genes on the autosomes
Sexlimited trait Having extra set of chromosome
Sexinfluenced trait Traits expressed more often in one sex that are controlled by genes on the sex chromosomes
Sex-linked trait Traits expressed more often in one sex that are controlled by genes on the autosomes

Codes









66. Match an item in List I with an item in List II. Use the codes given below
List I List II
Transcription Protein production
Translation Triplet UUU
Genetic material m-RNA production
Genetic code DNA
Codes












67. Match an item in List I with an item in List II. Use the codes given below
List I List II
Taq polymerase Red cell enzyme
DNA fingerprinting Serum protein
Haptoglobin Alec Jafferey
G6PD Polymerasechain reaction
Codes










68. Match an item in List I with an item in List II. Use the codes given below
List I List II
Autosomal recessive Haemophilia
Autosomal dominant Beard development
Sex-linked Polydactyly
Sex limited Phenyl ketonuria
Codes










69. Match an archaeological site in List I with the cultural phase in List II. Use the codes given below
List I List II
Tilwara Iron age
Sanganakallu Mesolithic site
Inamgaon Neolithic site
Kosambi Chalcolithic site
Codes









70. Match an item in List I (tool form) with tool type in List II. Use the codes given below
List I List II
Compound Tool Chopper
Core Tool Harpoon
Bone Tool Burin
Engraver Microliths
Codes










Read the passage given below and answer the questions that follow, based on your understanding of the passage (Q.Nos. 71-75) The field of development anthropology has been around long enough to know, in general terms, what works and what does not when designing programs of planned change. It would be overstating the case to suggest that an anthropologically informed project that takes into consideration local cultural realities is bound to succeed. But it would not be unreasonable to hold that any project ignoring local cultures is very likely to shoot itself in the foot. It is, therefore, stunning to read about a development project initiated in the 1990s that so thoroughly avoided addressing the major issues of development anthropology. Applied anthropologist William Loker (2000) describes a 25 million project in Central Honduras designed (allegedly) to create sustainable development while at the same time protect the environment. The El Cajon Watershed Renewable Natural Resource Program was designed to help very poor people who had been displaced a decade earlier by the construction of a large dam controlled and operated by the national electrical authority. Although the planning documents said all of the right things, the implementation was quite another story. First, because there was no anthropological input, the project administrators knew little about the local culture, attitudes, or local organizations.

Project plans called for active participation by local people and close coordination with local non-governmental organizations (NGOs). Yet, owing to lack of interest, a lack of good information, or both, neither of these proposed goals was successfully carried out. Paper-III 22 S-07-13 But perhaps even more damaging to this expensive, but potentially beneficial, project was the apparent lack of consideration for some basic issues of development. The dual objectives of the project sustainable economic development for local people and protecting the environment are often at odds with each other. The literature is filled with examples of how conflicts exist between economic development and protecting the environment yet program planners never addressed this issue or its implications for project activities. Instead of considering how environmental and development goals could be made compatible, administrators embarked on a tree-planting project without much of an idea as to how it might impact either the social or natural environment. After interviewing the forestry engineer responsible for carrying out the tree-planting project, it became clear to Loker that the most basic questions had not been answered. For example, what trees should be planted, by whom, and for what purpose How should trees be integrated into the already existing agricultural system On whose land should the trees be planted, and who owns them That none of these questions had been answered prior to the start of the project indicated to Loker a shameful lack of thought about the project on the part of the administrators.


71. What should be the main concern of development anthropology

To know what works when designing planned change.

To know what does not work when designing planned change.

To know what works and what does not work when designing planned change.

To design planned change.



72. An anthropologically informed project means

That anthropologists are alsothe executors of the project.

That it seeks the views of anthropologists on the modalities of the project.

That it takes into consideration local cultural realities.

That it ignores local cultures infavour of anthropologists'personal opinion.



73. What did the El Cajon Watershed Renewable Natural Resource Programin Honduras want to achieve
I. To create sustainable development.
II. To protect the environment.
III. To create sustainable development. and at the sametime protect the environment.
IV. To help very poor people who hadbeen displaced earlier.
Codes

I II

II III

I III

III IV



74. Why did the Watershed Renewable Natural Resource Program fail

The local nongovernmental organizations were left out.

Active participation of local people in the project was not sought.

There was a general lack of interest on the part of all the stakeholders.

The dual reasons of a lack of interest and a lack of good information about local cultural realities contributed to the failure of the program.



75. What were the lessons learnt from the project
I. Potential areas of conflict between economic development and protecting the environment were never addressed.
II. There was not much of an idea about the social and natural environment.
III. The tree-planting project undertaken by the forestry engineer should have been vigorously pursued.
IV. The administrator should have taken more such initiatives from their side.
Codes

I and II

II and III

III and IV

I and IV