1. Classical conditioning technique used to eliminate phobias, is used in

Generalization

Operant conditioning

Spontaneous recovery

Systematic desensitization

2. Put the following events in the order of their occurrence
i. Charity organisation society (London)
ii. Publication of a book on social case work
iii. Charity organisation society
iv. Emergence of Freudian theory
Codes

i iii ii iv

iv ii i iii

i iv ii iii

iii iv ii i

3. Arrange the following steps in the process of establishment of NGOs in a sequence
i. Mission
ii. Vision
iii. Strategies
iv. Objectives
Codes

i ii iv iii

i ii iii iv

ii i iii iv

ii i iv iii

4. What is the proper sequence of the following
i. Members of similar age-group available with interest in recreational activities.
ii. Group becomes cohesive and goals achieved.
iii. Group goals are identified and clearly stated.
iv. Programme planned and carried out.
Codes

iii iv ii i

i iii iv ii

i ii iii iv

ii i iv iii

5. Match items given in List I with those in List II by selecting the correct code given below
List I (Author) List II (Book)
a. Caplan, G. (1961) i. A Theory of Human Motivation
b. Douglas, T. (1993) ii. Common Human Needs
c. Maslow, A. (1943) iii. A Community Approach to Mental Health
d. Towle, Charlotte (1945) iv. A Theory of Group Work Practice

Codes
a b c d
ii i iv iii

iii ii i iv

iv iii ii i

iii iv i ii


6. Following are the steps of social research. Arrange the steps to prepare a plan of research study
Data collection
Hypothesis
Problem formulation
Objectives
Processing and analysis of data
Report writing

Codes











7. Match the items of List I with items of List II
List I List II
a. Monogamy i. More than one wife
b. Polygamy ii. Perfect relationship and living together
c. Consensual union iii. Some earlier wives have got re-married
d. Serial monogamy iv. One and only Wife

Codes

a b c d
iv i ii iii

i ii iv iii

iv iii i ii

iv i iii ii



8. Match items in List I with List II and choose the correct answer from the codes given below
List I List II
a. Transference i. Law
b. Parole ii. Sociology
c. Cultural lag iii. Psychiatry
d. Award iv. Criminology

Codes

a b c d
iii i iv ii

ii iii i iv

iii iv ii i

i ii iii iv



9. Match the following
List I List II
a. Jane Adams i. Methods of social work
b. Johari Window ii. Problem-solving model
c. H.H. Perlman iii. Social Diagnosis
d. Mary Richmond iv. Known to others unknown to self

Codes

a b c d
i iv ii iii

i iv iii ii

ii i iii iv

iv iii ii i



10. Match the following
List I List II
a. Probation Department i. Rehabilitation of offender
b. Parole ii. Juvenile Justice
c. Vocational Training iii. District Court
d. Child Welfare Committee iv. Reward for good conduct

Codes

a b c d
i ii iii iv

iii iv i ii

iv i ii iii

ii iii iv i




11. Match the following
List I (Events) List II (Date of Observance)
a. World Day of Water i. June 5th
b. World Earth Day ii. July 11th
c. World Environment Day iii. March 22nd
d. World Population Day iv. April 22nd

Codes

a b c d
ii iii i iv

iii i ii iv

iv ii i iii

iii iv i ii



12. Match the following
List I List II
(Item)
a. Works Committee i. Payment of Gratuity Act
b. Set on and Set off ii. Industrial Disputes Act
c. Continuous service iii. Standing orders
d. Subsistence allowance iv. Payment of Bonus Act
v. Factories Act

Codes

a b c d
ii iv iii v

ii iv i iii

iii ii v i

v iii iv ii



13. Match the items of List I with items of List II
List I List II
a. Dissolution of Muslim Marriage Act i. 1939
b. Child Marriage Restraint Act ii. 1955
c. Dowry Prohibition Act iii. 1961
d. Hindu Marriage Act iv. 1929

Codes
a b c d
i iv iii ii

i iii iv ii

iii iv ii i

i ii iii iv



14. Assertion Socialization is a life long process.
Reason Socialization process ends with one's death.
Codes

Both and are true.

is true and is not true.

is not true and is not the correct explanation of

Both and are not true.



15. Assertion Position of labour welfare officer is only ornamental but not practical.
Reason Right person for right job is a prerequisite.
Codes

is true, but is not true.

is not true, but is true.

is true, but is not the correct explanation of

and are not true.



16. Assertion Participation in SHGs leads to women's empowerment.
Reason Through participation in SHGs women improve their self-image, make better choices and enhance their financial status.
Codes

Both and are true.

Both and are false.

is true, but is not the correct explanation of

is true and is the correct explanation of



17. Assertion Workers participation in industry result in industrial democracy.
Reason Workers education program does not encourage the participation of workers.
Codes

Both and are true.

Both and are not true.

is true and is not the true explanation of

is true and is the true explanation of



18. Assertion Right to self determination is a principle of social work.
Reason In social work practice the client is given free hand to decide about his/her future.
Codes

Both and are true and is correct explanation of

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

is true, but is false.

is true, but is false.



19. Assertion Females have higher life expectancy than males.
Reason Females receive a better diet.
Codes

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.

Both and are false.



20. Consider the following statements and select your answer according to the codes given below
Assertion Peoples participation is essential for the success of development programme.
Reason Education and Awareness lead to participation.
Codes

Both and are true and is the correct explanation of

Both and are true and is not correct explanation of

is true, but is false.

is false, but is true.



21. Assertion The connection between industrialization and breakdown of joint family system needs to be studied.
Reason This calls for variety of researches to be carried out in rural areas alone.
Codes

Both and are true.

Both and are not true.

is true and is not the correct explanation of

is not true and is true.




22. Assertion Social action is a systematic and conscious effort to influence the basic social conditions for social progress.
Reason It involves improving social legislative and social policies.
Codes

Both and are true.

is true and is the correct explanation of

is not true and is true.

is true and is not the correct explanation of



23. Assertion Psychologists generally agree that Intelligence Quotient (I.Q.) gets affected by environment.
Reason Intelligence Quotient (I.Q.) is a biological trait and it cannot be changed.
Codes

Both and are true.

Both and are not true.

is true and is not true.

is true and is the correct explanation of



24. Assertion Jan Shikshan Sansthan provides vocational training courses to the marginalized.
Reason Vocational training empowers the beneficiaries who become entrepreneurs.
Codes

Both and are not true.

Both and are true and is the correct explanation of

is true and is not the correct explanation of

is not true and is true.



25. Assertion Crime rate in India is increasing day-by-day.
Reason Crime rate is increasing because people lack skills and use illegitimate means to achieve their goals.
Codes

Both and are true.

is not true and is the explanation of

Both and are not true.

is true and is not the correct explanation of



26. Assertion For effective management of a children's residential home, the staff should be affectionate and friendly.
Reason Regular funding is essential to proper functioning of a residential home for children.
Codes

Both and are true.

is true and is not true.

Both and are not true.

is true and is the correct explanation of



27. Arrange the following Acts in order in which they were enacted. And select the correct answer using the codes given below
i. Payment of Wages Act
ii. Payment of Gratuity Act
iii. Minimum Wages Act
iv. Payment of Bonus Act

Codes

iii i iv ii

i iv ii iii

ii iv iii i

i iii iv ii


28. Behaviour that is contrary to the standards of conduct or social expectations of a group or society, is defined by

Elliot and Merill

Fuller and Myers

Louise Weston

Ogburne



29. One of the following theories propounds childhood experiences influence the adult behaviour

Person-Centred theory

Behaviour modification theory

Psychoanalytic theory

Existential theory



30. A declarative statement of relationship between or among variables is called

Concept

Value

Hypothesis

None of the above



31. The extent of difference between population parameters and the sample statistic is called

Sampling error

Statistic

Sampling bias

None of the above



32. Quartile deviation is also known as

Range

Mode

Semi-inter quartile range

None of these



33. The time interval between invasion by an infectious agent and appearance of first sign or symptom of the disease in question is called

Quarantine

Inoculation

Incubation period

None of the above



34. Find the mode of following marks obtained by 10 students 10, 11, 11, 11, 12 and 10.

12

8.5

11

None of the above



35. Quota sampling is the method of

Non-probability sampling

Area sampling

Simple random sampling

The lottery method



36. Emotional insulation is

covering himself from physical threats.

involves the justification for inappropriate behaviour.

a maneuver aimed at withholding an emotional investment in a desired but unlikely outcome.

involves the use of abstractions as a way of avoiding feelings and distancing one's self from emotional pain.



37. Cone of the layers protecting environment from ultraviolet rays is
Ozone Ionosphere
Stratosphere Troposphere
Codes

Only is correct.

and are correct.

and are correct

None of them is correct.



38. Which of the following is not an ascribed status

Age

Caste

Sex

Knowledge



39. Skewness tells us about

The direction of the variation or departure from symmetry

Amount of variation in the data

Estimates of the values of variables

The measurement of the scattered values



40. Variance is

Range

Quartile Deviation

Measure of Skewness

The average of the squared differences from the mean



41. World Elder's day observed on

1st October

1st November

1st April

1st May



42. Personification is

a method of identifying persons as a resource.

a technique whereby the group worker gives instructions.

a method of working with groups in which the group worker is presented as a model.

a procedure to select working participation.



43. 'Acrophobia' is the fear of

Water

Place

Blood

Height



44. A Researcher is generally expected to

study the existing literature in a field.

generate new principles and theories.

synthesize the ideas given by others.

all the above.



45. Arrange the following Acts inorder in which they were enacted
i. The Workmen's Compensation Act
ii. The Indian Trade Unions Act
iii. The Payment of Wages Act
iv. The Industrial Employment (Standing Orders) Act

Codes

i iii iv ii

ii i iii iv

i ii iii iv

iii iv ii i



46. One of the sections of Income Tax Act that gives tax exemption to non­profit organizations on their income is

12 A

17 B

80 G

All the above



47. Case study is the form of

Subjective analysis

Qualitative analysis

Quantitative analysis

Objective analysis



48. 'Self means

The messages that a person gives to himself/herself.

A technique of talking with two persons.

The message a person receives for himself.

Message received from super natural power.



49. Human Rights Day observed on

1st December

10th December

12th December

15th December



50. National Institute of Social Defence is situated at

Delhi

Bangalore

Mumbai

Chennai



51. The basic skill of active listening which is the cornerstone of effective communication is

making a diagnostic formulation of the client as he speaks.

clarify what the client relates without being paternalistic.

evaluate the effect that transference is having on the social worker-client relationship.

understand both what the client the social worker are saying and the undercurrents of unspoken feelings between the two.



52. Which of the following is not a part of community organisation

To determine the social needs of a community.

To integrate the specific needs of some individual members of a community.

To consciously do planning for meeting the needs of the community.

To mobilize community resources to meet the social needs of a community.



53. National Policy for children was launched in

August 1974

August 1977

August 1978

August 1975



54. Who coined the term 'Isolated nuclear family'

William J. Goode

Murdock

Cooper

Talcot Parsons



55. Which article of the Indian Constitution provides maternity leave for women

Article 40

Article 41

Article 42

Article 44



56. One of the following sections of IPC deals with cruelty

Section 354

Section 376

Section 498 A

Section 508


57. Catharsis means

Ventilation

Psycho analysis

Behavioural modification

Problem solving



58. Which of the following is not a mechanism for settlement of Industrial Disputes in India

Labour Court

Tribunal

National Tribunal

Standing Labour Committee



59. Deterioration of mental functions caused by the loss of nerve cells in brain is called

Mental retardation

Delirium

Dementia

Depressive neurosis



60. The Token economy is a procedure in which

the patients are helped to understand their home economics.

the patients are given understanding of economic gains.

the patients are given generalized conditioned reinforcer in exchange for performing certain target behaviour.

the patients are helped to come out of the loss they suffered due to economic crisis.



61. Cost-benefit analysis relates to

Analysis of profit and loss

Program returns

Analysis of income and expenditure

Comparison between program costs with program effects.



62. Human Poverty Index is developed by

World Bank

WHO

UNDP

UNICEF



63. 'Electra Complex' is a situation found in

Oral stage

Annal stage

Phalic stage

Latency stage



64. The first social work text that used the word 'supervision', is

The New Practice of Supervision and Staff Development by Abels Paul A

'Group Methods in Supervision and Staff Development', by Abrahamson Arthur. C

'Supervision and Education in Charity', by Jeffrey R. Brackett

'The MSW Supervisor Problems of Role Transition', by Abramczyk, Lois W



65. Who among the following suggested two tier system for Panchayati Raj

Balwantrai Mehta

Ashok Mehta

Vasantrao Naik

None of the above



66. Sequence the following steps in social research
Collection and analysis of data
Conclusions and areas for further research
Objectives of the study
Review of literature

Codes











67. Which of the following is not a principle of Group Work

Appropriate modification of the group process.

Indifferent attitude towards members.

Enabling group members to involve themselves in the process of problem solving.

Recognition of unique differences of each individual.



68. National Institute for the Visually Handicapped (NIVH) is based in

Hyderabad

Mumbai

Kolkata

Dehradun



69. "Each for all and all for each" is a slogan associated with

Panchayati Raj

Co-operation

Democratic Sprit

NGOs



70. Gandhiji's Concept of Trusteeship is based on

The property should be privately owned.

The faith that human beings are not selfish.

The faith that human nature is very selfish.

The use of wealth should be through legislative regulation.



Read the passage given below and answer the following questions as per the understanding of the passage (Question Nos. 71 to 75)
International social work is a discrete field of practice within social work that seeks to improve the social and material well-being of people everywhere. It is practiced across geopolitical borders and at all levels of social and economic organization. International social work also is development-focused and, as such, much of international social work practice occurs at the local, state and provincial levels within individual countries.

Globalization and the new wave of technological innovations, coupled with global interdependence between and among individuals, groups and nations are having a tremendous effect on social work education and practice throughout the world. With increasing global social problems, social work professionals are continuously engaged in finding solutions to both local and global problems. This trend is reflected in the social work profession's involvement in a variety of international dimensions of practice and with various organizations concerned with global challenges and issues.

Some examples of levels of social work practice in the international arenainclude individual empowerment, group empowerment, institution building, community building, nation building,region building and world building. Socialworkers are also engaged in challenging the current trends in international social policies and programs that affect vulnerable populations. Examples of international social work practice include human rights, social development, advocacy, poverty and social justice, aswell as responding to conflict, disasters and the needs of displaced populations such as immigrants and refugees.

It is important to acknowledge that, increasingly aspects of international practice can be carried out within one'sown domestic environment. For example, the rise of migration and displacement has resulted in an increased number of social workers who may or may not identify as international social workers engaging with immigrant and refugee populations in their own counties. Consequently, whether social workers are working locally oroutside of their home countries, they need to familiarize themselves with global affairs, and they must develop an internationally oriented multicultural competence to ensure effective delivery of services to vulnerable populations. Socialwork education therefore plays an integralrole in ensuring the integration of international competence of its studentsand future practitioners.

71. International social work is

a practice of social work to deal with issues of international importance.

a practice with in social work that seeks to improve the social and material well-being of people across geo-political borders.

a practice of social work to impose international standards.

resolution.

72. International social work practice occurs

at international level only.

at United Nations meeting and other meetings of international organisations.

at the local, state and provincial levels within individual countries.

none of the above.



73. What is the impact of Globalisation on social work education

Social work education prepare professionals with multicultural competencies to deal with global problems and finding solutions.

It has improved its standards and quality.

Commercialization of social work education.

None of the above



74. Social work practice in international arena include

Individual and group empowerment

Institution building

Community and Nation building

All the above



75. Which aspects of International Social Work practice can be carried out in domestic environment

Migration and displacement

Refugees and immigrants populations

All vulnerable populations

All of the above