Exam Details

Subject education
Paper paper 3
Exam / Course ugc net national eligibility test
Department
Organization university grants commission
Position
Exam Date June, 2012
City, State ,


Question Paper

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Time 2 1/2 hours] [Maximum Marks 150
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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 description of a classroom best illustrates the use of technology in teaching and learning

Classroom well decorated with pictures, charts and maps.


Classroom provided with PC and CCTV connections.


Classroom provided with electric supply for using gadgets.


Both and



2. "Reverse the usual practice and you will almost always do right" was the dictum of

Plato


Rousseau


Mahatma Gandhi


Dewey



3. The coefficient of correlation lies from

to 0 to


to 0 to 0



4. Which of the following statements is true for the relationship between reliability and validity of a research tool

A reliable test is always valid.


A valid test must be reliable.


A valid test may not be reliable.


A reliable test is never valid.



5. Who is the exponent of experience centered curriculum

Froebel John Dewey


Stevenson Parker



6. Match the items of List I with List II and select the correct matching from the given options
List I List II


Learning by Naturalism doing


No lofty Idealists educational aims


Realization of Pragmatism truth, beauty and goodness Realists


'World as it is Existentialism here and now'



Codes
a b c d

iii i ii iv


iv ii iv


iii i v ii


ii iii iv v



7. The title of the Report of Education Commission (1964-66) is

Learning without Burden


An Enlightened and Humane Society


Education and the People of India


Education and National Development



8. Reorganize the following steps of Descriptive Research in a correct sequence
1.
Collection and processing of data

2.
Interpretation of results

3.
Identification of a problem

4.
Arranging of generalizations

5.
Drafting of the report

6.
Formulation of the hypothesis



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9. Which of the following was Ottway's view on "Education and Social Change"

Education changes the society


Educational change follows social change


Educational change and social change are independent of one another.


Educational change and social change are interdependent, but which is the cause and which is the effect can't be determined.



10. Which of the following is not a characteristic of modernization

Religious faith


Participation


Empathy


Mobility



11. Schools are basically social institutions because

They preserve and instill in future generations values of our culture.


They suggest ways and means of social progress.


They suggest solutions to social problems.


They are established by the society.



12. Which of the following works as a powerful barrier against vertical mobility in India

Caste Class


Occupation Jobs



13. Which of the following is not a defence mechanism

Association


Regression


Compensation


Sublimation



14. Which of the following is incorrect pairing

I.P. Pavlov Theory of Learning


S-R Theory R. Guthrie of Learning


R-S Theory of C.I. Hull Learning


B.F. Skinner Theory of Learning



15. The view that "Anything can be taught at any stage of development" was expressed by

Piaget Asobel


Bruner Gagne



16. Which of the following is the correct pairing

Sign-Gestalt Bruner Theory of Learning


Classical Kohler Gestalt Theory of Learning


Field Theory Tolman of Learning


Operant Pavlov Theory of Learning



17. "Give me a dozen of healthy children, I can make them doctors, judges, magistrates, beggars and even thieves." This comment was made by

J.B. Watson Hull


Yung Guthrie



18. "A person's psychological and physical environments are identical" is the view of

The Functionalists


The Structuralists


The S-R Associationists


The Gestalt Field Psychologists



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Originality Punctuality


Flexibility Fluency



20. "Things as they are and as they are likely to be encountered in life rather than words" was the slogan of

Pragmatists


Realists


Idealists


Existentialists



21. Balanced curriculum is also known as

Integrated curriculum


Experienced curriculum


Activity centered curriculum


Core curriculum



22. "All systems of ideas are subject to verification by consequences" is the core of the Philosophy of

Idealism


Existentialism


Pragmatism


Realism



23. Which Philosophy says, "Don't care to know various theories about body and soul, do good and be good, that will take you to whatever truth there is"

Vedanta


Sankhya


Buddhism


All of the above



24. Pre-existent values are not accepted by

Idealists and Existentialists


Idealists and Pragmatists


Idealists and Realists


Pragmatists and Existentialists



25. The fundamental national values have been given in

Preamble of our Constitution


Articles of our Constitution


Entries of the lists of subjects


All of the above



26. Which Philosophy believes in the duality of existence, prakriti and soul

Buddhism


Sankhya


Vedanta


None of these



27. Who said that "Material and spiritual knowledge is already present in man covered by a curtain of ignorance"

Plato


Mahatma Gandhi


Tagore


Vivekananda



28. Delinquency is committed by the children in age group of

7 15 years


8 18 years


6 14 years


9 19 years



29. The principal function of the NCERT is an extension work with the State Education Departments centering around the improvement of

higher education


school education


secondary education


technical education



30. The curriculum construction in Indian education is mostly influenced by

Child's Psychology


Teacher's Personality


Family structure


Constitutional provisions



31. 'The great sociologists who held the view that education does not bring about social change, rather the social change results into an educational change' was

Mc Dougall Aristotle


Durkheim Dewey



32. Intelligence Quotient is computed by which of the following formula
M.A.

× C.A.

C.A.


× M.A.

M.A.


× 100

C.A.
C.A.


× 100


100
100
M.A.

33. Stanford Binet Scale measures the following attribute of an individual

Intelligence Creativity


Aptitude Personality



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