1. Sixth cranial nerve is
(a) Oculomotor
(b) Abducens
(c) Optic
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(d) Olfactory
2. Classes are
(a) Hereditary
(b) Inborn
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(c) Social mobile
(d) None of the above
3. In rabbit / mammal, the cranial nerve associated with the sense of body balance
(a) V
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(b) VIII
(c)VII
(d) VI
4. By origin brain is
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(a) Mesodermal
(b) Ectodermal
(c) Endodermal
(d) Peridermal
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5. Castes are
(a) Natural
(b) Hereditary
(c) Socially mobile
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(d) National
6. Schools are a part of
(a) Society
(b) Family
(c) Village
(d) Nation
7. Caste position is a status position into which one is
(a) Born
(b) Behave
(c) Marriage
(d) Live
8. Action potential of a nerve cell is created by
(a) Ca
(b) K
(c) Na
(d) CI
9. Which of the following cranial nerves can regulate heart beat?
(a) X
(b) IX
(c) VIII
(d) VII
10. Outermost covering of brain is
(a) Choroid
(b) Arachnoid
(c) Piamater
(d) Duramater
11. The branched tree-like structure presenting the cerebellum is
(a) Arbor vital
(b) Areola
(c) Archenterm
(d) Arborial
12. Of all route to social upgrading the best route is by
(a) Election
(b) Marriage
(c) Education
(d) Hard labour
13. Autonomic nervous system regulate all except
(a) Excretion
(b) Respiration
(c) Blood circulation
(d) Learning and memory
14. Craftsmen like Potters, weavers, woodcarvers trained in
(a) Traditional skills
(b) Hereditary skills
(c) Both of the above
(d) None of the above
15. A nerve has K + concentration
(a) More on the outside
(b) Less on the outside
(c) More on the inside
(d) None of the above
16. Modern media is
(a) Print
(b) Celluloid
(c) Digital
(d) Electronic
17. The chemical causing the transmission of the nerve impulse across synapse/and plate is
(a) Chorine
(b) Acetylcholine
(c) Chorine esterase
(d) Adrenaline
18. Vagus nerve is
(a) Parasympathetic
(b) Sympathetic nerve 26.
(c) X-cranial nerve
(d) V cranial nerve
19. The media altering the
(a) Human inter-dependence
(b) Meaning of life
(c) Both a & b 27.
(d) None of the above
20. Son learnt trades in caste system from
(a) Schools 28.
(b) Temples
(c) Father
(d) Society
21. IV, V and IX cranial nerves are
(a) Pathetic, trigeminal and gloss pharyngeal
(b) Olfactory, spinal accessory and vagus 29.
(c) Oculomotor, trigeminal and hypoglossal
(d) Trigeminal, vagus and glossopharyngeal
22. The relationship between education and social changes functions in
(a) Four ways
(b) Three ways
(c) Two ways
(d) Five ways
23. The main difference between work and play
(a) Work is worship
(b) Play is carried on just for itself
(c) Play gives satisfaction
(d) Work has a definite goal
24. Which part of human brain is highly developed as compared to others?
a) Medulla
b) Optic lobes
c) Cerebrum
d) Cerebellum
25. One may achieve a higher class position by running for
(a) Competition
(b) Election
(c) Money
(d) Social Conflict
26. A lot medium of communication is one that imparts much information and is in
(a) Presentation
(b) Definition
(c) Performance
(d) Location
27. Action potential of a nerve cell is
(a) – 60 mV
(b) +60 mV
(c) +20 mV
(d) -80 mV
28. An example of autonomous nervous system is
(a) Papillary reflex
(b) Swallowing food
(c) Peristalsis of intestine
(d) Knee jerk response
29. On stimulation, sympathetic nervous system
(a) Increases sweat secretion
(b) Increases tear secretion
(c) Decreases saliva secretion
(d) All of the above
30. Comparison, contrasts, associations lead to
(a) Recapitulation
(b) Application
(c) Motivation
(d) Generalisation
31. It has been pointed out by most thinkers that education has much to do with social change and this will lead to
(a) Material changes
(b) Regional changes
(c) Non-material changes
(d) Other changes
32. The Renaissance in Europe which brought about tremendous social, cultural and intellectual changes was the result of many new and explosive
(a) Politics
(b) Ideas
(c) Actions
(d) Culture
33. Diencephalon does not control
(a) Anger
(b) Heat
(c) Love
(d) Heart beat
34. Classes are not completely
(a) Rigid
(b) Self perpetuating
(c) Restricted to marriage
(d) None of the above
35. Trigeminal nerve arises from
(a) Medulla and divides into palatine, chord tympanic and hyomandibular
(b) Cerebellum and divides into palatine, chord timpani and hyomandibular
(c) Medulla and divides into ophthalmic, maxillary and Mandibular
(d) Cerebellum and divides into ophthalmic maxillary and Mandibular
36. Castes are
(a) Rigid group
(b) Cultural rigid group
(c) Flexible group
(d) Marriage group
37. Heuristic method is a method according to which
(a) Learning occurs without a teacher
(b) Learning occurs by doing
(c) The learner follows the analytic method
(d) The learner discovers things for himself
38. The reflex arc is formed by
(a) Brain – Spinal cord – Muscles
(b) Receptors – Spinal cord – Muscles
(c) Muscles – Spinal cord – Receptor
(d) Muscle – Receptor – Brain
39. Without education there can be
(a) Material changes
(b) No social changes
(c) Social changes
(d) Non-material changes
40. Which is absent in mammalian brain
(a) Subarachnoid space
(b) Subdural space
(b) Duraumater
(d) Uptocoel
41. Trochlear nerve supplies
(a) Nasal epithelium
(b) Superior oblige eye muscle
(c) Superior rectus eye muscle
(d) Interior oblige eye muscle
42. On stimulation the inside of a nerve becomes
(a) T+ vely charged
(b) T- vely charged
(c) Depolarised
(d) Filled with acetylcholine
43. Number of spinal nerve in man is
(a) 31 pairs
(b) 30 pairs
(c) 12 pairs
(d) 32 pairs
44. Education comes prior to
(a) Material change
(b) Social change
(c) Religion
(d) None of the above
45. In a class hierarchy one may reach on I achieved status position through
(a) Study
(b) Education
(c) Both a & b
(d) None of the above
46. In a frequency distribution of scores of ‘N’ measures if ‘X’ stands for deviations in the units of class intervals and ‘C’ stands for correlation in the class intervals from the assumed means, the standards deviation should be calculated by the formula
(a) fx2 – C2 / N xi (interval) F
(b) fN2 – C2/2 xi (interval) f
(c) fx2 – C2 / N-2 xi (interval)
(d) fx – C2 / N-1 xi (interval)
47. The tests revised in 1955, contains
(a) 5 verbal sub-tests and 6 performance subtests
(b) 5 verbal sub-tests and 5 performance subtests
(c) 8 verbal sub-tests and 4 non-verbal subtests
(d) 8 non-verbal sub-tests and 4 verbal subtests
48. The machinery which is moulded to create conditions for a successful achievement of the ends of education could be called
(a) Educational administration
(b) Educational inspection and supervision
(c) Educational Organisation
(d) Educational co-ordination and direction
49. The term ‘Social Intelligence’ could be correctly defined as
(a) Ability to react to social situations of daily life correctly
(b) The pressures exerted by the society for the development of one’s intelligence
(c) Techniques and emotions aroused in us by a social situation
(d) Controls and restrains that could be correctly adopted in dealing with social situation
50. Several surveys conducted by medical councils and schools health committees have revealed that the biggest deficiency percentages among school children are due
(a) Nutritional disorders
(b) Lack of recreational facilities
(c) Postural disorders
(d) Lack of parental attention
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1.(a) |
2. (c) |
3. (d) |
4. (c) |
5. (b) |
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6. (a) |
7. (a) |
8. (a) |
9. (b) |
10. (d) |
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11. (a) |
12. (c) |
13. (d) |
14. (c) |
15. (b) |
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16. (c) |
17. (b) |
18. (d) |
19. (c) |
20. (c) |
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21.(c) |
22. (b) |
23. (b) |
24. (c) |
25. (b) |
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26. (b) |
27. (c) |
28. (c) |
29. (a) |
30. (d) |
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31. (d) |
32.(b) |
33. (c) |
34.(b) |
35.(a) |
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36. (a) |
37.(d) |
38.(b) |
39. (b) |
40.(b) |
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41-(b) |
42. (d) |
43. (a) |
44.(b) |
45. (c) |
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46.(a) |
47.(b) |
48. (a) |
49. (a) |
50. (c) |