Exam Details
Subject | adult education | |
Paper | paper 3 | |
Exam / Course | ugc net national eligibility test | |
Department | ||
Organization | university grants commission | |
Position | ||
Exam Date | 10, July, 2016 | |
City, State | , |
Question Paper
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Number of Questions in this Booklet 75
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1 P.T.O.
ADULT EDUCATION
Paper III
Note This paper contains seventy five objective type questions of two marks each. All questions are compulsory.
1. National Youth Programe, which began in 1974, promoted in the commonwealth countries came into existence for
Child development Youth development
only female youth development Senior citizen development
2. Socialist Pedagogy reflects at a given time thinks about Education Upbringing, about the relationship between the individual and society, and about social welfare for its marginalized members.
how a given society
how the teacher
how the school owner launched the open basic Education Programme
how the parents
3. The National Institute of open schooling, offer a basic Education Programme, as an alternative educational programme, equivalent to of the formal education system.
the College Education Programme
the Senior Secondary Education Programme
the Secondary Education Programme
the Elementary Education Programme
4. Teaching aids are meant to
engage the teachers' sense and increase interaction with the content, leading to increased memory relention.
engage the students' sense and increase interaction with the content, leading to increased memory relention.
engage the education inspectors' sense and increase interaction with the content, leading to increased memory relention.
engage the school owners' sense and increase interaction with the content, leading to increase memory relention.
5. The "cascade" approach to training adult educators involves providing initial training.
of all adult education instructors in an area.
for selected resource persons who then become responsible for training others.
for selected supervisors of adult education in an area.
for selected senior citizens participating in the adult education programme in an area.
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6. The post-literacy materials which are being supplied to adult education centres for neoliterates via in the form of
short story, drama and poetry
legal case summaries
press reports published in newspapers
essays written in prose form
7. The National Rural Health Mission was launched in 2005 in India
to provide health services for all citizens
to provide health services in rural areas
to provide health services for women
to provide health services for childrens
8. Change in one variable leading change in another variable is called as
Average Standard deviation
Correlation ANOVA
9. An Interview based on a identified list of questions is called as
Structured interview Open discussion
Personal interview Psychological interview
10. Which district was declared as totally literate in 1989
Kolhapur Nellore
Ernaculam Gorakhpur
11. Which of the following factors have not weakened the caste system
Industrialization and urbanisation The quick means of transportation
The Constitution of India The policy of reservations
12. Mahatma Gandhi and Dr. Zakir Hussain supported education that emphasized
the concerns of only heart the concerns of only head and heart
the concerns of head, heart and hand the concerns of commerce
13. Which of the following is a probability sampling design
Quata sampling Snowball sampling
Cluster sampling Purposive sampling
14. The main difference between a child learner and an adult learner is that the adult learner
learns by imitation
relies on experience, teacher and the text book
relies on technology
relies on the text book
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15. The problem solving method of teaching usually involves
The teacher mentioning the problem and the learner finding the solutions
The learners mentioning the problem and the teacher finding the solution
The teachers mentioning both the problem and finding the solution
The examiners mentioning the problem and the learners finding the solution
16. Which international organisation coordinates the Education for all programme at the global level
UNDP UNESCO
IMF UNFP
17. Which of the following stages are found in a learning cycle in it
Active experimentation Reflective observation
Ignoring Disseminating
Code
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Patriotism Literacy for all
Nepotism National Integration
19. Which one of the following is not the methods of teaching adult education
Story telling technique Alphabetical technique
Poetry-recitation technique Interview technique
20. Which of the following is not a correct statement
A test can be reliable without being valid
A test cannot be valid without being reliable
A test can be reliable and valid both
A test can be valid without being reliable
21. Which one of the following does not form part of the Continuing Education Programme
Health and hygiene Education Women's Education
School Education Civic Education
22. The Ministry of youth Affairs sports organises each year in January.
National Youth Festival National Child Festival
National Women's festival National senior citizen's festival
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ADULT EDUCATION
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Note This paper contains seventy five objective type questions of two marks each. All questions are compulsory.
1. National Youth Programe, which began in 1974, promoted in the commonwealth countries came into existence for
Child development Youth development
only female youth development Senior citizen development
2. Socialist Pedagogy reflects at a given time thinks about Education Upbringing, about the relationship between the individual and society, and about social welfare for its marginalized members.
how a given society
how the teacher
how the school owner launched the open basic Education Programme
how the parents
3. The National Institute of open schooling, offer a basic Education Programme, as an alternative educational programme, equivalent to of the formal education system.
the College Education Programme
the Senior Secondary Education Programme
the Secondary Education Programme
the Elementary Education Programme
4. Teaching aids are meant to
engage the teachers' sense and increase interaction with the content, leading to increased memory relention.
engage the students' sense and increase interaction with the content, leading to increased memory relention.
engage the education inspectors' sense and increase interaction with the content, leading to increased memory relention.
engage the school owners' sense and increase interaction with the content, leading to increase memory relention.
5. The "cascade" approach to training adult educators involves providing initial training.
of all adult education instructors in an area.
for selected resource persons who then become responsible for training others.
for selected supervisors of adult education in an area.
for selected senior citizens participating in the adult education programme in an area.
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6. The post-literacy materials which are being supplied to adult education centres for neoliterates via in the form of
short story, drama and poetry
legal case summaries
press reports published in newspapers
essays written in prose form
7. The National Rural Health Mission was launched in 2005 in India
to provide health services for all citizens
to provide health services in rural areas
to provide health services for women
to provide health services for childrens
8. Change in one variable leading change in another variable is called as
Average Standard deviation
Correlation ANOVA
9. An Interview based on a identified list of questions is called as
Structured interview Open discussion
Personal interview Psychological interview
10. Which district was declared as totally literate in 1989
Kolhapur Nellore
Ernaculam Gorakhpur
11. Which of the following factors have not weakened the caste system
Industrialization and urbanisation The quick means of transportation
The Constitution of India The policy of reservations
12. Mahatma Gandhi and Dr. Zakir Hussain supported education that emphasized
the concerns of only heart the concerns of only head and heart
the concerns of head, heart and hand the concerns of commerce
13. Which of the following is a probability sampling design
Quata sampling Snowball sampling
Cluster sampling Purposive sampling
14. The main difference between a child learner and an adult learner is that the adult learner
learns by imitation
relies on experience, teacher and the text book
relies on technology
relies on the text book
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15. The problem solving method of teaching usually involves
The teacher mentioning the problem and the learner finding the solutions
The learners mentioning the problem and the teacher finding the solution
The teachers mentioning both the problem and finding the solution
The examiners mentioning the problem and the learners finding the solution
16. Which international organisation coordinates the Education for all programme at the global level
UNDP UNESCO
IMF UNFP
17. Which of the following stages are found in a learning cycle in it
Active experimentation Reflective observation
Ignoring Disseminating
Code
and and
and and
18. Which of the following is not a national values
Patriotism Literacy for all
Nepotism National Integration
19. Which one of the following is not the methods of teaching adult education
Story telling technique Alphabetical technique
Poetry-recitation technique Interview technique
20. Which of the following is not a correct statement
A test can be reliable without being valid
A test cannot be valid without being reliable
A test can be reliable and valid both
A test can be valid without being reliable
21. Which one of the following does not form part of the Continuing Education Programme
Health and hygiene Education Women's Education
School Education Civic Education
22. The Ministry of youth Affairs sports organises each year in January.
National Youth Festival National Child Festival
National Women's festival National senior citizen's festival
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