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Page 1
APTET – May – 2018
PAPER – I
(11-6-2018 - S2)
1. “Maturation is a net sum of genetic effect operating in
programmed manner in a self limited life cycle” stated by
1. Craig
2. Gessel
3. Anderson
4. Hurlack
PAPER – I
(11-6-2018 - S2)
1. “Maturation is a net sum of genetic effect operating in
programmed manner in a self limited life cycle” stated by
1. Craig
2. Gessel
3. Anderson
4. Hurlack
Page 2
2. Identify the wrong statement from the following
1. Development is continuous
2. Development cannot be predicted
3. Development is cumulative
4. Development follows the principle of interaction
3. In parallel play children will,
1. imitate the play of others
2. play with others
3. play with friends only
4. share their play materials with others
1. Development is continuous
2. Development cannot be predicted
3. Development is cumulative
4. Development follows the principle of interaction
3. In parallel play children will,
1. imitate the play of others
2. play with others
3. play with friends only
4. share their play materials with others
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4. According to Piaget, the limitation in children during intuitive
period is
1. Object permanence
2. Animism
3. Ego centrism
4. Lack of concept of irreversibility
5. According to Kohlberg ‘good boy morality’ is found in this
stage.
1. Pre-conventional level – stage 1
2. Pre-conventional level – stage 2
3. Conventional level – stage 3
4. Conventional level – stage 4
period is
1. Object permanence
2. Animism
3. Ego centrism
4. Lack of concept of irreversibility
5. According to Kohlberg ‘good boy morality’ is found in this
stage.
1. Pre-conventional level – stage 1
2. Pre-conventional level – stage 2
3. Conventional level – stage 3
4. Conventional level – stage 4
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6. ‘Children’s brain contains language acquisition devise’ –
opined by
1. Chomsky
2. Bandura
3. Skinner
4. Kohlberg
7. An example for individual test of intelligence is
1. Army alpha test
2. Army beta test
3. Ravans standard progressive matrices
4. Weschler Intelligence scale for children
opined by
1. Chomsky
2. Bandura
3. Skinner
4. Kohlberg
7. An example for individual test of intelligence is
1. Army alpha test
2. Army beta test
3. Ravans standard progressive matrices
4. Weschler Intelligence scale for children
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8. The number of sub tests in Differential Aptitude Test is
1. 2
2. 4
3. 6
4. 8
9. The following is known as master gland
1. Thyroid gland
2. Pituitary gland
3. Adrenal gland
4. Para thyroid gland
1. 2
2. 4
3. 6
4. 8
9. The following is known as master gland
1. Thyroid gland
2. Pituitary gland
3. Adrenal gland
4. Para thyroid gland
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10. Ganesh wants to go to school and at the same time he wants
to play at home. The conflict of Ganesh is
1. Approach – Approach
2. Avoidance - Avoidance
3. Approach - Avoidance
4. Double approach - Avoidance
11. Incorrect statement regarding experimental method is
1. Experimental results can be proved again and again
2. In this method there is less objectivity
3. Relation between cause and effect can be established
4. Experimental method required more money and time.
to play at home. The conflict of Ganesh is
1. Approach – Approach
2. Avoidance - Avoidance
3. Approach - Avoidance
4. Double approach - Avoidance
11. Incorrect statement regarding experimental method is
1. Experimental results can be proved again and again
2. In this method there is less objectivity
3. Relation between cause and effect can be established
4. Experimental method required more money and time.
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12. Unable to answer the questions in an interview a person
started weeping like a child. This is an example for the
defense mechanism.
1. Identification
2. Displacement
3. Regression
4. Repression
13. This type of transfer of learning takes place, if a student who
learnt to pronounce the word ‘would’, now wish to learn to
pronounce the word ‘could’
1. Positive
2. Negative
3. Zero
4. Bilateral
‘would’ ‘could’
started weeping like a child. This is an example for the
defense mechanism.
1. Identification
2. Displacement
3. Regression
4. Repression
13. This type of transfer of learning takes place, if a student who
learnt to pronounce the word ‘would’, now wish to learn to
pronounce the word ‘could’
1. Positive
2. Negative
3. Zero
4. Bilateral
‘would’ ‘could’
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14. If the previous learning inhibits the recall of the present
learning, then it is called as
1. Proactive inhibition
2. Retroactive inhibition
3. Deja vu
4. Repression
15. Anand learnt a Sanskrit sloka in one and half hour. After one
month he was asked to relearn the same sloka. This time he
took 72 minutes to learn it. His savings score is
1. 20 %
2. 30 %
3. 50 %
4. 75 %
learning, then it is called as
1. Proactive inhibition
2. Retroactive inhibition
3. Deja vu
4. Repression
15. Anand learnt a Sanskrit sloka in one and half hour. After one
month he was asked to relearn the same sloka. This time he
took 72 minutes to learn it. His savings score is
1. 20 %
2. 30 %
3. 50 %
4. 75 %
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16. One of the following is not a secondary need
1. house
2. education
3. sleep
4. clothes
17. One of the following is not related to cognitive domain
1. Application
2. Alanysis
3. Precision
4. Evaluation
1. house
2. education
3. sleep
4. clothes
17. One of the following is not related to cognitive domain
1. Application
2. Alanysis
3. Precision
4. Evaluation
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18. According to Vygotsky ‘Social speech’ in children starts at
the age of
1. 1 year
2. 2 years
3. 3 years
4. 4 years
19. In Pavlov’s experiment the dog salivated on hearing of bell
sound. Here the salivation of dog is.
1. Conditioned stimulus
2. Unconditioned stimulus
3. Conditioned response
4. Unconditioned response
the age of
1. 1 year
2. 2 years
3. 3 years
4. 4 years
19. In Pavlov’s experiment the dog salivated on hearing of bell
sound. Here the salivation of dog is.
1. Conditioned stimulus
2. Unconditioned stimulus
3. Conditioned response
4. Unconditioned response
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20. In operant conditioning.
1. Role of learner is active
2. Relation is formed between stimulus and response
3. Stimulus is to be shown at the beginning
4. No reinforcement is given
21. Author of the book ‘The Mentality of Apes’
1. Thorndike
2. Kohler
3. Pavlov
4. Skinner
1. Role of learner is active
2. Relation is formed between stimulus and response
3. Stimulus is to be shown at the beginning
4. No reinforcement is given
21. Author of the book ‘The Mentality of Apes’
1. Thorndike
2. Kohler
3. Pavlov
4. Skinner
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22. One of the types of reinforcements introduced by Bandura
includes
1. Continuous reinforcement
2. Primary reinforcement
3. Direct reinforcement
4. Secondary reinforcement
23. As per RTE Act - 2009, the number of teachers required for a
primary school of strength 98 is
2009
1. 2
2. 3
3. 4
4. 5
includes
1. Continuous reinforcement
2. Primary reinforcement
3. Direct reinforcement
4. Secondary reinforcement
23. As per RTE Act - 2009, the number of teachers required for a
primary school of strength 98 is
2009
1. 2
2. 3
3. 4
4. 5
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24. Directive counseling was introduced by
1. Williamson
2. Rogers
3. Thorne
4. Freud
25. In participatory leadership
1. There is no freedom to members to question decisions
made by leader
2. Leader will give importance to the opinions of
members in taking decisions
3. Leader is a dictator
4. All the members act as leaders
1. Williamson
2. Rogers
3. Thorne
4. Freud
25. In participatory leadership
1. There is no freedom to members to question decisions
made by leader
2. Leader will give importance to the opinions of
members in taking decisions
3. Leader is a dictator
4. All the members act as leaders
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26. Dysgraphia is a
1. Oral – language disability
2. Reading disability
3. Writing disability
4. Arithmetic disability
27. The enactive method, iconic method and symbolic methods in
instructional order was proposed by
1. Skinner
2. Bruner
3. Piaget
4. Bloom
1. Oral – language disability
2. Reading disability
3. Writing disability
4. Arithmetic disability
27. The enactive method, iconic method and symbolic methods in
instructional order was proposed by
1. Skinner
2. Bruner
3. Piaget
4. Bloom
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28. The first step in project method is
1. Providing a situation
2. Planning
3. Execution
4. Evaluation
29. Chapter 2 of NCF 2005 deals with
1. Learning - knowledge
2. School, class environment
3. Institutional reforms
4. Educational plan
NCF 2005
1. Providing a situation
2. Planning
3. Execution
4. Evaluation
29. Chapter 2 of NCF 2005 deals with
1. Learning - knowledge
2. School, class environment
3. Institutional reforms
4. Educational plan
NCF 2005
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30. An example for projected aid
1. Films
2. Bulletin board
3. Chart
4. Black board
1. Films
2. Bulletin board
3. Chart
4. Black board
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61. Tyagaraja did not heed his brother’s words.
Choose the meaning of the word “heed”.
1. pay attention
2. travel through
3. work with energy
4. do something
62. What is this dreadful noise that never stops? asked the
country mouse.
Choose the synonym of the word “dreadful”
1. cheerful
2. well known
3. loving
4. unpleasant
63. She fell silent and the children recognized her pensive mood
and kept silent.
Choose the antonym of the word “pensive”.
1. cheerful
2. caring
3. attentive
4. thoughtful
Choose the meaning of the word “heed”.
1. pay attention
2. travel through
3. work with energy
4. do something
62. What is this dreadful noise that never stops? asked the
country mouse.
Choose the synonym of the word “dreadful”
1. cheerful
2. well known
3. loving
4. unpleasant
63. She fell silent and the children recognized her pensive mood
and kept silent.
Choose the antonym of the word “pensive”.
1. cheerful
2. caring
3. attentive
4. thoughtful
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64. Choose the word with correct spelling
1. transperent
2. sofhisticated
3. briliant
4. surgeon
65. I thought I should drop in to see you, Amma.
Choose the meaning of the phrase, “drop in”.
1. attack
2. visit
3. settle
4. teach
66. Choose the suffix that suits the word “comprehend” to form a
noun.
1. tion
2. sion
3. ness
4. ly
67. Choose the simple sentence from the following.
1. The cat is chasing the rat.
2. He is poor but he is honest.
3. The dog is not only wet but also hungry.
4. My father found that the wallet and credit cards were
missing.
1. transperent
2. sofhisticated
3. briliant
4. surgeon
65. I thought I should drop in to see you, Amma.
Choose the meaning of the phrase, “drop in”.
1. attack
2. visit
3. settle
4. teach
66. Choose the suffix that suits the word “comprehend” to form a
noun.
1. tion
2. sion
3. ness
4. ly
67. Choose the simple sentence from the following.
1. The cat is chasing the rat.
2. He is poor but he is honest.
3. The dog is not only wet but also hungry.
4. My father found that the wallet and credit cards were
missing.
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68. Choose the grammatically correct sentence from the
following.
1. Laxman is only not rich but not also popular.
2. Laxman is not only rich but also not popular.
3. Laxman is not only rich but also popular.
4. Laxman is not only rich and popular.
69. By the end of the month, I _____ the work.
Choose the correct form of the verb that fits the blank.
1. will have finished
2. will finished
3. will be finished
4. will finishing
70. They are perfectly lovely.
Choose the part of speech of the word ‘lovely’.
1. a noun
2. an adverb
3. an adjective
4. a conjunction
following.
1. Laxman is only not rich but not also popular.
2. Laxman is not only rich but also not popular.
3. Laxman is not only rich but also popular.
4. Laxman is not only rich and popular.
69. By the end of the month, I _____ the work.
Choose the correct form of the verb that fits the blank.
1. will have finished
2. will finished
3. will be finished
4. will finishing
70. They are perfectly lovely.
Choose the part of speech of the word ‘lovely’.
1. a noun
2. an adverb
3. an adjective
4. a conjunction
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71. The meeting which was held in the town hall was a great
success.
This sentence has
1. a noun clause
2. an adverbial clause
3. a defining relative clause
4. a conditional clause
72. Ashok is doing his homework now. He usually _______ it at
night.
Choose the correct form of the verb that fits the blank.
1. does
2. do
3. did
4. is doing
73. I like to play _____ cricket.
Choose the correct article that fits the blank.
1. a
2. an
3. the
4. no article is needed
success.
This sentence has
1. a noun clause
2. an adverbial clause
3. a defining relative clause
4. a conditional clause
72. Ashok is doing his homework now. He usually _______ it at
night.
Choose the correct form of the verb that fits the blank.
1. does
2. do
3. did
4. is doing
73. I like to play _____ cricket.
Choose the correct article that fits the blank.
1. a
2. an
3. the
4. no article is needed
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74. I am proud _____ my country.
Choose the correct preposition that fits the context.
1. about
2. of
3. at
4. for
75. It is the greatest battle of my life.
Choose the positive degree of this sentence.
1. It is greater than any other battle of my life.
2. No other battle of my life is so great as it.
3. All the battles of my life are so great as this.
4. It is one of the greatest battles of my life.
76. Can I leave this place?
The above sentence indicates :
1. Expressing possibility
2. Taking permission
3. Giving permission
4. Seeking information
77. Choose the sentence that has a correct question tag :
1. He completed his home work, did he?
2. They are players, isn’t it?
3. We never miss the class, don’t we?
4. She has arranged a party, hasn’t she?
Choose the correct preposition that fits the context.
1. about
2. of
3. at
4. for
75. It is the greatest battle of my life.
Choose the positive degree of this sentence.
1. It is greater than any other battle of my life.
2. No other battle of my life is so great as it.
3. All the battles of my life are so great as this.
4. It is one of the greatest battles of my life.
76. Can I leave this place?
The above sentence indicates :
1. Expressing possibility
2. Taking permission
3. Giving permission
4. Seeking information
77. Choose the sentence that has a correct question tag :
1. He completed his home work, did he?
2. They are players, isn’t it?
3. We never miss the class, don’t we?
4. She has arranged a party, hasn’t she?
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78. Shivaji said, “You have helped me today”.
Choose the correct reported speech of the sentence.
1. Shivaji said that he was helped him today.
2. Shivaji said that he had helped him that day.
3. Shivaji said that he had helped me that day.
4. Shivaji said that you had helped me today.
79. The animals and the birds approached him.
Choose the correct Passive Voice of the sentence.
1. He was approached by the animals and the birds.
2. The animals and the birds were approached by him.
3. He has been approached by the animals and the birds.
4. He is approached by the animals and the birds.
80. Andrew’s parents were moving into a smaller house because
they could not afford to stay in the present house after paying
doctors bill. They gave up their efforts.
Choose the word in the sentence that should contain an
apostrophe :
1. parents
2. efforts
3. doctors
4. present
Choose the correct reported speech of the sentence.
1. Shivaji said that he was helped him today.
2. Shivaji said that he had helped him that day.
3. Shivaji said that he had helped me that day.
4. Shivaji said that you had helped me today.
79. The animals and the birds approached him.
Choose the correct Passive Voice of the sentence.
1. He was approached by the animals and the birds.
2. The animals and the birds were approached by him.
3. He has been approached by the animals and the birds.
4. He is approached by the animals and the birds.
80. Andrew’s parents were moving into a smaller house because
they could not afford to stay in the present house after paying
doctors bill. They gave up their efforts.
Choose the word in the sentence that should contain an
apostrophe :
1. parents
2. efforts
3. doctors
4. present
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81. The following is to be said in the opening part of a letter to
your friend:
1. Ask the recipient if he is good at English.
2. Inform the recipient why you are writing the letter.
3. Talk about the crops in the village.
4. Ask the person about his well being.
82. Choose the list of words in correct alphabetical order.
1. lingual, lingerie, linger, linguist
2. linger, linguist, lingual, lingerie
3. linger, lingerie, lingual, linguist
4. linguist, linger, lingerie, lingual
83. Read the passage and choose the correct answer to the
question given after.
Nicholas learnt to make strong kites modeled on the
Japanese kites, Rokkaku that could endure harsh winds. A
novice in his chosen field, set out to train himself.
The purpose of Nicholas to make strong kites on the model of
“Rokkaku” was :
1. to train himself how to fly kites
2. to withstand harsh winds
3. to create history in the field of kite flying
4. to take them to Japan.
your friend:
1. Ask the recipient if he is good at English.
2. Inform the recipient why you are writing the letter.
3. Talk about the crops in the village.
4. Ask the person about his well being.
82. Choose the list of words in correct alphabetical order.
1. lingual, lingerie, linger, linguist
2. linger, linguist, lingual, lingerie
3. linger, lingerie, lingual, linguist
4. linguist, linger, lingerie, lingual
83. Read the passage and choose the correct answer to the
question given after.
Nicholas learnt to make strong kites modeled on the
Japanese kites, Rokkaku that could endure harsh winds. A
novice in his chosen field, set out to train himself.
The purpose of Nicholas to make strong kites on the model of
“Rokkaku” was :
1. to train himself how to fly kites
2. to withstand harsh winds
3. to create history in the field of kite flying
4. to take them to Japan.
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84. Read the passage and choose the correct answer to the
question given after.
Once there was a cat in a mill. It used to hunt rats
every night. One day all the rats assembled when the cat was
away. ‘The cat is very smart. It walks very soft. We could not
find him until he jumps on us,’ said an old rat.
The rats could not find the cat until it jumps on them because:
1. it lived in a mill
2. it hunts every night
3. the rats don’t assemble and listen to
4. it walks very soft
85. Language exhibits prevarication. Prevarication means:
1. language repeats itself
2. the ability to sing songs.
3. language is extendible
4. the ability to tell lies
86. The following can help the reader anticipate the content of the
article.
1. Reading the second paragraph
2. Reading the title
3. Reading the middle of the article.
4. Reading the second line
question given after.
Once there was a cat in a mill. It used to hunt rats
every night. One day all the rats assembled when the cat was
away. ‘The cat is very smart. It walks very soft. We could not
find him until he jumps on us,’ said an old rat.
The rats could not find the cat until it jumps on them because:
1. it lived in a mill
2. it hunts every night
3. the rats don’t assemble and listen to
4. it walks very soft
85. Language exhibits prevarication. Prevarication means:
1. language repeats itself
2. the ability to sing songs.
3. language is extendible
4. the ability to tell lies
86. The following can help the reader anticipate the content of the
article.
1. Reading the second paragraph
2. Reading the title
3. Reading the middle of the article.
4. Reading the second line
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87. The following is meant for detailed and intensive study of
language.
1. Poem
2. Rhyme
3. Prose lesson
4. Supplementary Reader
88. News paper headings contain mainly
1. structural words
2. content words
3. silent letters
4. double letters
89. A cook seeking a job at a five star hotel could be asked to
prepare a dish of his choice.
This is a:
1. Proficiency test
2. Reliability test
3. Test-Retest
4. Inter – rater test
90. Active listening is :
1. to like and love
2. to make and do
3. to understand and interpret
4. to take and give
language.
1. Poem
2. Rhyme
3. Prose lesson
4. Supplementary Reader
88. News paper headings contain mainly
1. structural words
2. content words
3. silent letters
4. double letters
89. A cook seeking a job at a five star hotel could be asked to
prepare a dish of his choice.
This is a:
1. Proficiency test
2. Reliability test
3. Test-Retest
4. Inter – rater test
90. Active listening is :
1. to like and love
2. to make and do
3. to understand and interpret
4. to take and give
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91. The difference between the largest four digit number and the
largest two digit number is
1. 90
2. 900
3. 9900
4. 9990
92. Padma paid on amount of ` 1250 per month as rent. The total
amount of rent paid by her for 2 years (in rupees) is
`
1. 12500/-
2. 15000/-
3. 25000/-
4. 30000/-
93. Average of first five prime numbers is
1. 3
2. 4.4
3. 5
4. 5.6
largest two digit number is
1. 90
2. 900
3. 9900
4. 9990
92. Padma paid on amount of ` 1250 per month as rent. The total
amount of rent paid by her for 2 years (in rupees) is
`
1. 12500/-
2. 15000/-
3. 25000/-
4. 30000/-
93. Average of first five prime numbers is
1. 3
2. 4.4
3. 5
4. 5.6
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94. The number lies between 50 and 60. It leaves a remainder 1
when it is divided by 7, then the number is
1. 51
2. 55
3. 57
4. 59
95. A person bought an article for ` 300 and sold it for ` 320
then his gain percentage is
` `
2
1. 6
3
1
2. 6
4
3. 15
4. 20
when it is divided by 7, then the number is
1. 51
2. 55
3. 57
4. 59
95. A person bought an article for ` 300 and sold it for ` 320
then his gain percentage is
` `
2
1. 6
3
1
2. 6
4
3. 15
4. 20
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1
96. If Akshara bought kg of Chilli powder for ` 28, then the
8
cost of 1 kg Chilli powder is (in Rs.)
1
`
8
1. ` 56
2. ` 112
3. ` 224
4. ` 280
97. Satwika went to her friend’s house at 4.45 P.M. and she came
back to home at 6.20 P.M. then, the time she spent at her
friend’s house is
1. 2 hour 25 min.
2. 2 hour 15 min.
3. 1 hour 25 min.
4. 1 hour 35 min.
1.
2.
3.
4.
96. If Akshara bought kg of Chilli powder for ` 28, then the
8
cost of 1 kg Chilli powder is (in Rs.)
1
`
8
1. ` 56
2. ` 112
3. ` 224
4. ` 280
97. Satwika went to her friend’s house at 4.45 P.M. and she came
back to home at 6.20 P.M. then, the time she spent at her
friend’s house is
1. 2 hour 25 min.
2. 2 hour 15 min.
3. 1 hour 25 min.
4. 1 hour 35 min.
1.
2.
3.
4.
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98. The sum of the ages of four children born at the intervals of 2
years each, is 48 years then the age of the elder child is
(in years)
1. 16
2. 15
3. 13
4. 12
1
99. The simple interest on a certain sum for 8 years at 3 is
3
` 200 then the total amount is (in rupees)
1
3
3
`
1. 550
2. 750
3. 950
4. 1050
years each, is 48 years then the age of the elder child is
(in years)
1. 16
2. 15
3. 13
4. 12
1
99. The simple interest on a certain sum for 8 years at 3 is
3
` 200 then the total amount is (in rupees)
1
3
3
`
1. 550
2. 750
3. 950
4. 1050
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100. If 5a–2 5a+4 = 625 then the value of ‘a’ is
5a–2 5a+4 = 625 ‘a’
1. 1
2. 2
3. 3
4. 4
101. The standard form of the number 241000000 is
241000000
1. 2.41 109
2. 2.41 108
3. 2.41 107
4. 2.41 106
102. The value of 5 1 2 1 6 1 is
51 21 61
1
1.
60
3
2.
5
5
3.
3
4. 60
5a–2 5a+4 = 625 ‘a’
1. 1
2. 2
3. 3
4. 4
101. The standard form of the number 241000000 is
241000000
1. 2.41 109
2. 2.41 108
3. 2.41 107
4. 2.41 106
102. The value of 5 1 2 1 6 1 is
51 21 61
1
1.
60
3
2.
5
5
3.
3
4. 60
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103. The No. of Numbers lies between the squares of the numbers
13 and 14 are
1. 24
2. 25
3. 26
4. 27
104. If the median of the data 24, 29, 34, 38, x is 29 then the value
of ‘x’ is
1. more than 29
2. more than 38
3. less than 29
4. between 29 and 34
24, 29, 34, 38, x 29 ‘x’
1.
2.
3.
4.
13 and 14 are
1. 24
2. 25
3. 26
4. 27
104. If the median of the data 24, 29, 34, 38, x is 29 then the value
of ‘x’ is
1. more than 29
2. more than 38
3. less than 29
4. between 29 and 34
24, 29, 34, 38, x 29 ‘x’
1.
2.
3.
4.
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105. Mode of the data is 10, 12, 14, 10, 12, 16, 12, 10 is
1. 12
2. 10
3. 12 (or) 10
4. 12 and 10
10, 12, 14, 10, 12, 16, 12, 10
1.
2.
3.
4.
106. The bars in a bar graph have
1. Same length
2. Same breadth
3. Same Area
4. Same perimeter
1.
2.
3.
4.
1. 12
2. 10
3. 12 (or) 10
4. 12 and 10
10, 12, 14, 10, 12, 16, 12, 10
1.
2.
3.
4.
106. The bars in a bar graph have
1. Same length
2. Same breadth
3. Same Area
4. Same perimeter
1.
2.
3.
4.
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107. Siva bought a shirt at 20% discount and paid ` 1600. Then
the market price of the shirt is (in Rs.)
`
1. 1800
2. 1920
3. 2000
4. 2200
108. The number of factors of 36 is
1. 6
2. 7
3. 8
4. 9
109. The number of lines of symmetry in a 30o-60o-90o set square
is
30o-60o-90o
1. 0
2. 1
3. 2
4. 3
the market price of the shirt is (in Rs.)
`
1. 1800
2. 1920
3. 2000
4. 2200
108. The number of factors of 36 is
1. 6
2. 7
3. 8
4. 9
109. The number of lines of symmetry in a 30o-60o-90o set square
is
30o-60o-90o
1. 0
2. 1
3. 2
4. 3
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110. One of the following is not the angles of a triangle
1. 90o, 70o, 20o
2. 83o, 70o, 27o
3. 67o, 51o, 62o
4. 40o, 132o, 18o
111. The perimeter of a rectangle whose length 60 cm and length
of the diagonal 61 cm is (in cms)
1. 142
2. 122
3. 120
4. 71
112. Circumference of a circle is 22 cm then its diameter is (in cm)
1. 3.5
2. 14
3. 11
4. 7
1. 90o, 70o, 20o
2. 83o, 70o, 27o
3. 67o, 51o, 62o
4. 40o, 132o, 18o
111. The perimeter of a rectangle whose length 60 cm and length
of the diagonal 61 cm is (in cms)
1. 142
2. 122
3. 120
4. 71
112. Circumference of a circle is 22 cm then its diameter is (in cm)
1. 3.5
2. 14
3. 11
4. 7
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113. The shape of the face of a cuboid is
1. Triangle
2. Rectangle
3. Circle
4. Semi circle
1.
2.
3.
4.
114. The area of rectangular garden which has 40m. length is
1120 sq.m. then the width of the garden is (in mts.)
1. 32
2. 30
3. 28
4. 26
1. Triangle
2. Rectangle
3. Circle
4. Semi circle
1.
2.
3.
4.
114. The area of rectangular garden which has 40m. length is
1120 sq.m. then the width of the garden is (in mts.)
1. 32
2. 30
3. 28
4. 26
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115. Ramanujan’s Mathematical researches are mostly on
1. Approximation theory
2. Theory of numbers
3. Bifurcation theory
4. Automata theory
1.
2.
3.
4.
116. The very lowest level objective in psycho-motor domain is
1. Receiving
2. Characterisation
3. Imitation
4. Naturalisation
1.
2.
3.
4.
1. Approximation theory
2. Theory of numbers
3. Bifurcation theory
4. Automata theory
1.
2.
3.
4.
116. The very lowest level objective in psycho-motor domain is
1. Receiving
2. Characterisation
3. Imitation
4. Naturalisation
1.
2.
3.
4.
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117. One of the characteristic features of “Synthetic Method”
1. Example to principle
2. Known to unknown
3. Conclusion to hypothesis
4. Concrete to Abstract
1.
2.
3.
4.
118. This indicates the “lowest amount of learning” in
Edgar Dale’s cone of experience
1. Direct purposeful experience
2. Exhibits
3. Visual symbols
4. Verbal symbols
1.
2.
3.
4.
1. Example to principle
2. Known to unknown
3. Conclusion to hypothesis
4. Concrete to Abstract
1.
2.
3.
4.
118. This indicates the “lowest amount of learning” in
Edgar Dale’s cone of experience
1. Direct purposeful experience
2. Exhibits
3. Visual symbols
4. Verbal symbols
1.
2.
3.
4.
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119. “The units 1-digit addition, 2-digit addition and 3-digit
addition are included in 1st, 2nd and 3rd classes respectively in
preparation of Maths Text book.” The adopted curriculum
organization approach is
1. Topical approach
2. Concentric approach
3. Spiral approach
4. Inductive approach
1.
2.
3.
4.
addition are included in 1st, 2nd and 3rd classes respectively in
preparation of Maths Text book.” The adopted curriculum
organization approach is
1. Topical approach
2. Concentric approach
3. Spiral approach
4. Inductive approach
1.
2.
3.
4.
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120. The Academic Standard to be tested through the following test
item
“Write the numbers 17, 32, 23, 19, 62, 37 in ascending order”
1. Reasoning - Proof
2. Communication
3. Connection
4. Representation - Visualisation
1.
2.
3.
4.
item
“Write the numbers 17, 32, 23, 19, 62, 37 in ascending order”
1. Reasoning - Proof
2. Communication
3. Connection
4. Representation - Visualisation
1.
2.
3.
4.
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121. Earth rotates from
1. East to West
2. West to East
3. North to South
4. South to North
122. In a bulb, the part that gives light is
1. Metal base
2. Glass chamber
3. Filament
4. Terminals
1. East to West
2. West to East
3. North to South
4. South to North
122. In a bulb, the part that gives light is
1. Metal base
2. Glass chamber
3. Filament
4. Terminals
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123. Acid present in Tomatoes
1. Oxalic acid
2. Formic acid
3. Acetic acid
4. Tartaric acid
124. In a plane mirror, the angle of incidence is 30º, then the angle
made by reflected ray with the normal is (in degrees)
º
1. 0
2. 30
3. 60
4. 90
1. Oxalic acid
2. Formic acid
3. Acetic acid
4. Tartaric acid
124. In a plane mirror, the angle of incidence is 30º, then the angle
made by reflected ray with the normal is (in degrees)
º
1. 0
2. 30
3. 60
4. 90
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125. The first fraction derived from petroleum
1. Petrol
2. Diesel
3. Kerosene
4. Gasoline
126. In a candle flame, the zone at which “Combustion” does not
take place is
1. Blue zone
2. Dark zone
3. Yellow zone
4. Outermost zone
1. Petrol
2. Diesel
3. Kerosene
4. Gasoline
126. In a candle flame, the zone at which “Combustion” does not
take place is
1. Blue zone
2. Dark zone
3. Yellow zone
4. Outermost zone
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127. ‘Malathian’ is
1. Natural fertilizer
2. Chemical fertilizer
3. Insecticide
4. Food material
128. The award that is presented by ‘Council for Green
Revolution’ to the students, who participate in forest
motivating movement is
1. Love for the plants
2. Love for the forests
3. Love for the nature
4. Green friend
1. Natural fertilizer
2. Chemical fertilizer
3. Insecticide
4. Food material
128. The award that is presented by ‘Council for Green
Revolution’ to the students, who participate in forest
motivating movement is
1. Love for the plants
2. Love for the forests
3. Love for the nature
4. Green friend
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129. The joints at shoulder and elbow are respectively
1. Ball and socket joint, Hinge joint
2. Hinge joint, Neck joint
3. Neck joint, Fixed joint
4. Fixed joint, Ball and socket joint
130. This statement is not correct with reference to insectivorous
plants
1. Insectivorous plants are autotrophs
2. Insectivorous plants are called as carnivorous plants
3. Insectivorous plants maintain symbiosis
4. Insectivorous plants receive nitrogen from insects
1. Ball and socket joint, Hinge joint
2. Hinge joint, Neck joint
3. Neck joint, Fixed joint
4. Fixed joint, Ball and socket joint
130. This statement is not correct with reference to insectivorous
plants
1. Insectivorous plants are autotrophs
2. Insectivorous plants are called as carnivorous plants
3. Insectivorous plants maintain symbiosis
4. Insectivorous plants receive nitrogen from insects
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131. ‘Red Ribbon Club’ is related to
1. Formal education
2. Adolescence education
3. Population education
4. Environmental education
132. As per the list released by IUCN and ZSL this animal of
Andhra Pradesh is in threatened condition
1. Single horned Rhino
2. Spotted chital deer
3. Great Indian Bustard
4. Black spider monkey
IUCN ZSL
1. Formal education
2. Adolescence education
3. Population education
4. Environmental education
132. As per the list released by IUCN and ZSL this animal of
Andhra Pradesh is in threatened condition
1. Single horned Rhino
2. Spotted chital deer
3. Great Indian Bustard
4. Black spider monkey
IUCN ZSL
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133. In Andhra Pradesh the coastal plains stretch from
1. Visakha to Nellore
2. Nellore to Chittoor
3. East Godavari to Prakasam
4. Srikakulam to Pulikat Lake
134. The name of the Gond panchayath is
1. Gana
2. Panchayath
3. Panch
4. Gramasabha
1. Visakha to Nellore
2. Nellore to Chittoor
3. East Godavari to Prakasam
4. Srikakulam to Pulikat Lake
134. The name of the Gond panchayath is
1. Gana
2. Panchayath
3. Panch
4. Gramasabha
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135. The founder of Mouryan Empire
1. Chandragupta
2. Ashoka
3. Bindusara
4. Bimbisara
136. Sir John Marshal belongs to
1. Britain
2. Germany
3. France
4. India
1. Chandragupta
2. Ashoka
3. Bindusara
4. Bimbisara
136. Sir John Marshal belongs to
1. Britain
2. Germany
3. France
4. India
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137. Chandragiri fort is located in this district
1. Nellore
2. Chittoor
3. Anathapuram
4. Kurnool
138. The smallest Ocean is
1. Antarctic Ocean
2. Arctic Ocean
3. Atlantic Ocean
4. Indian Ocean
1. Nellore
2. Chittoor
3. Anathapuram
4. Kurnool
138. The smallest Ocean is
1. Antarctic Ocean
2. Arctic Ocean
3. Atlantic Ocean
4. Indian Ocean
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139. Humayun was defeated and forced to flee to Iran by this king
1. Shivaji
2. Pruthvi Raj Chowhan
3. Sher Khan
4. Ibrahim Lodi
140. Son of Akbar was
1. Humayun
2. Shah Jahan
3. Jahangir
4. Auranzeb
1. Shivaji
2. Pruthvi Raj Chowhan
3. Sher Khan
4. Ibrahim Lodi
140. Son of Akbar was
1. Humayun
2. Shah Jahan
3. Jahangir
4. Auranzeb
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141. Satyasodak Samaj was founded by
1. Jyotirao Govindarao Phule
2. Narayana Guru
3. Periyar Ramaswamy
4. Bhagyareddy Varma
142. The solar radiation received on the surface of the earth is
called
1. Radiation
2. Solar energy
3. Insolation
4. Reflection
1. Jyotirao Govindarao Phule
2. Narayana Guru
3. Periyar Ramaswamy
4. Bhagyareddy Varma
142. The solar radiation received on the surface of the earth is
called
1. Radiation
2. Solar energy
3. Insolation
4. Reflection
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143. On this day, sun rays fall directly on the equator
1. September 23
2. June 21
3. December 22
4. July 22
144. Silver coin of Mourya period was
1. Nishka
2. Ghatika
3. Pana
4. Besant
1. September 23
2. June 21
3. December 22
4. July 22
144. Silver coin of Mourya period was
1. Nishka
2. Ghatika
3. Pana
4. Besant
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145. An integrated process among the following is
1. Predicting
2. Experimenting
3. Inferring
4. Communicating
146. The objective that belongs to psychomotor domain is
1. Evaluation
2. Characterization
3. Organization
4. Articulation
1. Predicting
2. Experimenting
3. Inferring
4. Communicating
146. The objective that belongs to psychomotor domain is
1. Evaluation
2. Characterization
3. Organization
4. Articulation
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147. ‘The total experiences used by school to achieve educational
objectives is curriculum’ – This definition is given by
1. Spears
2. Manroe
3. Cunningham
4. Samuel
148. The memory power is 30% for ordinary individuals in the
following context
1. In hearing
2. In reading
3. In seeing
4. In telling
objectives is curriculum’ – This definition is given by
1. Spears
2. Manroe
3. Cunningham
4. Samuel
148. The memory power is 30% for ordinary individuals in the
following context
1. In hearing
2. In reading
3. In seeing
4. In telling
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149. To teach ‘theories of light’ in Historical method the approach
to be used is
1. Evolutionary
2. Social
3. Biographical
4. Anecdotal
150. Evaluation that is suitable to bring changes in the individual
instruction to be provided to the pupils
1. Formative
2. Placement
3. Summative
4. Diagnostic
to be used is
1. Evolutionary
2. Social
3. Biographical
4. Anecdotal
150. Evaluation that is suitable to bring changes in the individual
instruction to be provided to the pupils
1. Formative
2. Placement
3. Summative
4. Diagnostic
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TET-June 2018 -Final key
Paper-I - Telugu Medium - Set-D 11.06.2018 Afternoon Session
Q. Nos. CDP Q. Nos. Telugu Q. Nos. English Q. Nos. Maths Q. Nos. EVS
1 2 31 2 61 1 91 3 121 2
2 2 32 3 62 4 92 4 122 3
3 1 33 3 63 1 93 4 123 1
4 4 34 2 64 4 94 3 124 2
5 3 35 1 65 2 95 1 125 3
6 1 36 1 66 2 96 3 126 2
7 4 37 3 67 1 97 4 127 3
8 4 38 4 68 3 98 2 128 2
9 2 39 1 69 1 99 3 129 1
10 1 40 3 70 3 100 1 130 3
11 2 41 2 71 3 101 2 131 2
12 3 42 3 72 1 102 2 132 3
13 1 43 4 73 4 103 3 133 4
14 1 44 3 74 2 104 3 134 3
15 1 45 4 75 2 105 4 135 1
16 3 46 3 76 2 106 2 136 1
17 3 47 3 77 4 107 3 137 2
18 2 48 4 78 2 108 4 138 2
19 3 49 3 79 1 109 1 139 3
20 1 50 2 80 3 110 4 140 3
21 2 51 3 81 4 111 1 141 1
22 3 52 2 82 3 112 4 142 3
23 3 53 2 83 2 113 2 143 1
24 1 54 1 84 4 114 3 144 3
25 2 55 1 85 4 115 2 145 2
26 3 56 3 86 2 116 3 146 4
27 2 57 2 87 3 117 2 147 2
28 1 58 4 88 2 118 4 148 3
29 1 59 2 89 1 119 2 149 1
30 1 60 1 90 3 120 1 150 4
Paper-I - Telugu Medium - Set-D 11.06.2018 Afternoon Session
Q. Nos. CDP Q. Nos. Telugu Q. Nos. English Q. Nos. Maths Q. Nos. EVS
1 2 31 2 61 1 91 3 121 2
2 2 32 3 62 4 92 4 122 3
3 1 33 3 63 1 93 4 123 1
4 4 34 2 64 4 94 3 124 2
5 3 35 1 65 2 95 1 125 3
6 1 36 1 66 2 96 3 126 2
7 4 37 3 67 1 97 4 127 3
8 4 38 4 68 3 98 2 128 2
9 2 39 1 69 1 99 3 129 1
10 1 40 3 70 3 100 1 130 3
11 2 41 2 71 3 101 2 131 2
12 3 42 3 72 1 102 2 132 3
13 1 43 4 73 4 103 3 133 4
14 1 44 3 74 2 104 3 134 3
15 1 45 4 75 2 105 4 135 1
16 3 46 3 76 2 106 2 136 1
17 3 47 3 77 4 107 3 137 2
18 2 48 4 78 2 108 4 138 2
19 3 49 3 79 1 109 1 139 3
20 1 50 2 80 3 110 4 140 3
21 2 51 3 81 4 111 1 141 1
22 3 52 2 82 3 112 4 142 3
23 3 53 2 83 2 113 2 143 1
24 1 54 1 84 4 114 3 144 3
25 2 55 1 85 4 115 2 145 2
26 3 56 3 86 2 116 3 146 4
27 2 57 2 87 3 117 2 147 2
28 1 58 4 88 2 118 4 148 3
29 1 59 2 89 1 119 2 149 1
30 1 60 1 90 3 120 1 150 4
Document Details
| Board / Org | Andhra Pradesh Exams |
| Exam | Andhra Pradesh Teacher Eligibility Test |
| Type | Question Paper |
| Pages | 64 |
| Updated | 09 Jun 2026 |