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Page 1
APTET – May – 2018
PAPER – I
(12-6-2018 S1)
1. The Number of Aptitude Tests in a Differential Aptitude Test
are,
1. 05
2. 08
3. 10
4. 12
2. According to Guilford the following is not the characteristic
feature of creative people
1. Fluency
2. Rigidity
3. Originality
4. Redefinition
PAPER – I
(12-6-2018 S1)
1. The Number of Aptitude Tests in a Differential Aptitude Test
are,
1. 05
2. 08
3. 10
4. 12
2. According to Guilford the following is not the characteristic
feature of creative people
1. Fluency
2. Rigidity
3. Originality
4. Redefinition
Page 2
3. The last stage of Kohlberg’s moral development is
1. Morality of individual principles, conscience
2. Obedience for avoiding punishment
3. Authority, maintaining social order
4. Agreements, Individual rights
1.
2.
3.
4.
4. In this defence mechanism an individual tries to attribute his
own defects on others is
1. Regression
2. Fantasy
3. Projection
4. Displacement
1. Morality of individual principles, conscience
2. Obedience for avoiding punishment
3. Authority, maintaining social order
4. Agreements, Individual rights
1.
2.
3.
4.
4. In this defence mechanism an individual tries to attribute his
own defects on others is
1. Regression
2. Fantasy
3. Projection
4. Displacement
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5. Piaget termed the cognitive structures responsible for
person’s organised patterns of behavior as
1. Assimilation
2. Adaptation
3. Schemata
4. Accommodation
6. The following is known as ‘Gang age’
1. Infancy
2. Early childhood
3. Adolescence
4. Late childhood
1.
2.
3.
4.
person’s organised patterns of behavior as
1. Assimilation
2. Adaptation
3. Schemata
4. Accommodation
6. The following is known as ‘Gang age’
1. Infancy
2. Early childhood
3. Adolescence
4. Late childhood
1.
2.
3.
4.
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7. A child who is attracted to participate in running race on
account of the prize announced for every participant, against
his wish not willing to participate for fear of spoiling his new
dress. This conflict is
1. Approach - Avoidance
2. Approach - Approach
3. Avoidance - Avoidance
4. Double approach - Avoidance
8. Children from this home environment show childish,
withdrawal, dependence, fear, jealous behaviours
1. Accepting the child
2. Harmony, Good adjustment
3. Consistent, accurate discipline
4. Over caring, pampering
account of the prize announced for every participant, against
his wish not willing to participate for fear of spoiling his new
dress. This conflict is
1. Approach - Avoidance
2. Approach - Approach
3. Avoidance - Avoidance
4. Double approach - Avoidance
8. Children from this home environment show childish,
withdrawal, dependence, fear, jealous behaviours
1. Accepting the child
2. Harmony, Good adjustment
3. Consistent, accurate discipline
4. Over caring, pampering
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9. One of the following is a projective test
1. Bell’s adjustment inventory
2. Self confidence inventory
3. Vinland’s Social maturity scale
4. Thematic apperception test
10. The characteristic feature of an individual with “adjustment”
is
1. Self pity
2. Emotional imbalance
3. Good mental health
4. Unrealistic attitude
1. Bell’s adjustment inventory
2. Self confidence inventory
3. Vinland’s Social maturity scale
4. Thematic apperception test
10. The characteristic feature of an individual with “adjustment”
is
1. Self pity
2. Emotional imbalance
3. Good mental health
4. Unrealistic attitude
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11. According to Golman, the skill of ‘understanding others’
comes under this dimension of emotional intelligence
1. Social contact
2. Self contact
3. Self management
4. Maintenance of relations
12. In an experiment this variable plays the role of ‘cause’
1. Dependent variable
2. Independent variable
3. Intervening variable
4. No variable
comes under this dimension of emotional intelligence
1. Social contact
2. Self contact
3. Self management
4. Maintenance of relations
12. In an experiment this variable plays the role of ‘cause’
1. Dependent variable
2. Independent variable
3. Intervening variable
4. No variable
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13. Identify the unrelated pair
1. Observational learning - Bandura
2. Theory of instruction - Bruner
3. Insight learning - Pavlov
4. Trial and error theory - Thorndike
14. This theory originated from Gestaultism
1. Operant conditioning
2. Classical conditioning
3. Trial and Error learning
4. Insight learning
1. Observational learning - Bandura
2. Theory of instruction - Bruner
3. Insight learning - Pavlov
4. Trial and error theory - Thorndike
14. This theory originated from Gestaultism
1. Operant conditioning
2. Classical conditioning
3. Trial and Error learning
4. Insight learning
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15. The laws and theories come under this category of concepts
1. Conjunctive concept
2. Disjunctive concept
3. Relational concept
4. Simple concept
16. People remember incomplete or interrupted tasks better than
completed tasks – This is known as
1. Dezavu
2. Zeigarnik effect
3. Hallo effect
4. Gestaultism
1. Conjunctive concept
2. Disjunctive concept
3. Relational concept
4. Simple concept
16. People remember incomplete or interrupted tasks better than
completed tasks – This is known as
1. Dezavu
2. Zeigarnik effect
3. Hallo effect
4. Gestaultism
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17. The law of learning that encourages Drill and Home work is
1. Law of Readiness
2. Law of exercise
3. Law of effect
4. Law of Interference
18. The memory process which refers to the mental process of
retrieval of information from the past without any cue or base
1. Recognition
2. Recall
3. Redintigrative memory
4. Re-learning
1. Law of Readiness
2. Law of exercise
3. Law of effect
4. Law of Interference
18. The memory process which refers to the mental process of
retrieval of information from the past without any cue or base
1. Recognition
2. Recall
3. Redintigrative memory
4. Re-learning
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19. The interference of new memories with the retrieval of old
memories is
1. Proactive inhibition
2. Deja vu
3. Retroactive inhibition
4. Redintigrative memory
20. If a child gets bored while doing an activity, it’s a sign for
this -
1. the child needs remedial teaching
2. the child is not intelligent
3. the activity became mechanical
4. the child is an under achiever
memories is
1. Proactive inhibition
2. Deja vu
3. Retroactive inhibition
4. Redintigrative memory
20. If a child gets bored while doing an activity, it’s a sign for
this -
1. the child needs remedial teaching
2. the child is not intelligent
3. the activity became mechanical
4. the child is an under achiever
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21. When learning in one situation hinders or weakens the
learning in another situation. This is
1. Positive transfer of learning
2. Negative transfer of learning
3. Zero transfer of learning
4. Bi lateral transfer of learning
22. According to Vygotsky, the speech at three years of age in
language development is
1. Private speech
2. Silent inner speech
3. Social speech
4. Outer speech
learning in another situation. This is
1. Positive transfer of learning
2. Negative transfer of learning
3. Zero transfer of learning
4. Bi lateral transfer of learning
22. According to Vygotsky, the speech at three years of age in
language development is
1. Private speech
2. Silent inner speech
3. Social speech
4. Outer speech
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23. Pickup the correct statement
1. Eclectic counselling is a mixed method
2. Directive counselling is counsellee centered
3. Non-Directive counselling is counsellor centered
4. In Non-Directive counselling, counsellor directs the
solution
24. School development plan is prepared by
1. Ward members under the leadership of Sarpanch
2. Team of teachers under the leadership of Mandal
Educational Officer
3. Parents of Students in the School Complex
4. School management committee
1. Eclectic counselling is a mixed method
2. Directive counselling is counsellee centered
3. Non-Directive counselling is counsellor centered
4. In Non-Directive counselling, counsellor directs the
solution
24. School development plan is prepared by
1. Ward members under the leadership of Sarpanch
2. Team of teachers under the leadership of Mandal
Educational Officer
3. Parents of Students in the School Complex
4. School management committee
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25. NCF 2005 guidelines on home work at primary level is,
1. Two hours home work for a week upto 2nd class
2. Two hours home work for a week from 3rd class
3. Two hours home work for a week for all primary
classes
4. One hour home work for a week for 1st class
26. Writing disability is
1. Dyslexia
2. Dysphasia
3. Dysgraphia
4. Dyscalculia
1. Two hours home work for a week upto 2nd class
2. Two hours home work for a week from 3rd class
3. Two hours home work for a week for all primary
classes
4. One hour home work for a week for 1st class
26. Writing disability is
1. Dyslexia
2. Dysphasia
3. Dysgraphia
4. Dyscalculia
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27. The weightage to be given for written works in formative
evaluation
1. 25 marks
2. 20 marks
3. 15 marks
4. 10 marks
28. The following learning resource is confined to teachers
1. Seminar
2. Books
3. Internet
4. In-service trainings
evaluation
1. 25 marks
2. 20 marks
3. 15 marks
4. 10 marks
28. The following learning resource is confined to teachers
1. Seminar
2. Books
3. Internet
4. In-service trainings
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29. For successful teaching, teacher has to
1. Use textbooks only as sources of teaching
2. Follow teacher centered methods for teaching
3. Limit the evaluation to classroom activities only
4. Prepare and execute teaching plans considering the
diversified needs of the students
30. This chapter of RTE Act - 2009 contains the rules and
standards prescribed for school
1. Chapter I
2. Chapter III
3. Chapter VIII
4. Schedule
I
III
VIII
1. Use textbooks only as sources of teaching
2. Follow teacher centered methods for teaching
3. Limit the evaluation to classroom activities only
4. Prepare and execute teaching plans considering the
diversified needs of the students
30. This chapter of RTE Act - 2009 contains the rules and
standards prescribed for school
1. Chapter I
2. Chapter III
3. Chapter VIII
4. Schedule
I
III
VIII
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61. “Can you prove you have courage?” said father with a scowl.
Choose the meaning of the word “scowl”.
1. the expression of pleasure
2. very anxiously
3. an angry look
4. breathing roughly
62. Gopi’s mother made a futile attempt to get up.
Choose the synonym of the word “futile”
1. voracious
2. unsuccessful
3. unwilling
4. shocked
63. Some of them lived far away from the civilized society.
Choose the antonym of the word “civilized”.
1. cultured
2. polished
3. uncultured
4. refined
Choose the meaning of the word “scowl”.
1. the expression of pleasure
2. very anxiously
3. an angry look
4. breathing roughly
62. Gopi’s mother made a futile attempt to get up.
Choose the synonym of the word “futile”
1. voracious
2. unsuccessful
3. unwilling
4. shocked
63. Some of them lived far away from the civilized society.
Choose the antonym of the word “civilized”.
1. cultured
2. polished
3. uncultured
4. refined
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64. Choose the word with correct spelling.
1. humaniterian
2. humanitarion
3. humanetarian
4. humanitarian
65. The old Giant leaps down the stairs, into the snowy garden.
1. to give way to others
2. to hop down from a place
3. to make arrangements
4. to live happily
66. Choose a word with a suffix.
1. research
2. nature
3. answer
4. matriculation
67. Choose the simple sentence from the following.
1. The baby cried.
2. He went to market and bought vegetables.
3. Study. Else you will fail
4. He felt hungry so he ate an apple.
1. humaniterian
2. humanitarion
3. humanetarian
4. humanitarian
65. The old Giant leaps down the stairs, into the snowy garden.
1. to give way to others
2. to hop down from a place
3. to make arrangements
4. to live happily
66. Choose a word with a suffix.
1. research
2. nature
3. answer
4. matriculation
67. Choose the simple sentence from the following.
1. The baby cried.
2. He went to market and bought vegetables.
3. Study. Else you will fail
4. He felt hungry so he ate an apple.
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68. Choose the grammatically correct sentence from the
following.
1. Why are you angry on me?
2. Why are you angry with me?
3. Why do you angry on me?
4. Why did you angry on me?
69. What ______ yesterday?
Choose the correct verb and subject that fit the blank.
1. did you did
2. will you do
3. do you do
4. did you do
70. The sitar can produce harmonious music.
Choose the part of speech of the word ‘produce’.
1. a verb
2. a noun
3. a pronoun
4. an adjective
71. My elder sister, who lives in Hyderabad, will come here
tomorrow.
This sentence has
1. a conditional clause
2. a non-defining relative clause
3. a defining relative clause
4. a noun clause
following.
1. Why are you angry on me?
2. Why are you angry with me?
3. Why do you angry on me?
4. Why did you angry on me?
69. What ______ yesterday?
Choose the correct verb and subject that fit the blank.
1. did you did
2. will you do
3. do you do
4. did you do
70. The sitar can produce harmonious music.
Choose the part of speech of the word ‘produce’.
1. a verb
2. a noun
3. a pronoun
4. an adjective
71. My elder sister, who lives in Hyderabad, will come here
tomorrow.
This sentence has
1. a conditional clause
2. a non-defining relative clause
3. a defining relative clause
4. a noun clause
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72. I shall give her the message as soon as I ______ her.
1. will have seen
2. would have seen
3. would see
4. see
73. He arrived at the station on _____ foot.
Choose the correct article that fits the blank.
1. a
2. an
3. the
4. No article is needed
74. The accident sadly resulted _____ the death of a man.
1. with
2. in
3. at
4. for
75. Indian generals are not so good as ours.
Choose the comparative degree of this sentence.
1. Indian generals are better than ours.
2. Indian generals are the best generals in the world.
3. Our generals are better than Indian generals.
4. Our generals are as good as Indian generals.
1. will have seen
2. would have seen
3. would see
4. see
73. He arrived at the station on _____ foot.
Choose the correct article that fits the blank.
1. a
2. an
3. the
4. No article is needed
74. The accident sadly resulted _____ the death of a man.
1. with
2. in
3. at
4. for
75. Indian generals are not so good as ours.
Choose the comparative degree of this sentence.
1. Indian generals are better than ours.
2. Indian generals are the best generals in the world.
3. Our generals are better than Indian generals.
4. Our generals are as good as Indian generals.
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76. Two ladies stand in the way. You are very eager to catch the
train.
The expression that can be used in this context is :
1. Oh no, ladies !
2. How lovely !
3. Good luck
4. Excuse me !
77. The police arrived in no time.
Choose the correct question tag of this sentence.
1. Weren’t they?
2. did they?
3. haven’t they?
4. didn’t they?
78. “You will pick Oakum tomorrow morning,” said the
gentleman
Choose the correct reported speech of the sentence.
1. The gentleman said that he would pick Oakum the next
day morning.
2. The gentleman told that he will pick Oakum the next
day morning.
3. The gentleman said that he would pick Oakum
tomorrow morning.
4. The gentleman asked that he would pick Oakum
tomorrow morning.
train.
The expression that can be used in this context is :
1. Oh no, ladies !
2. How lovely !
3. Good luck
4. Excuse me !
77. The police arrived in no time.
Choose the correct question tag of this sentence.
1. Weren’t they?
2. did they?
3. haven’t they?
4. didn’t they?
78. “You will pick Oakum tomorrow morning,” said the
gentleman
Choose the correct reported speech of the sentence.
1. The gentleman said that he would pick Oakum the next
day morning.
2. The gentleman told that he will pick Oakum the next
day morning.
3. The gentleman said that he would pick Oakum
tomorrow morning.
4. The gentleman asked that he would pick Oakum
tomorrow morning.
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79. Shivaji once attacked the city of Surat.
Choose the passive voice of the sentence.
1. The city of Surat is once attacked by Shivaji.
2. The city of Surat has been attacked by Shivaji.
3. The city of Surat was once attacked by Shivaji.
4. Shivaji was once attacked by the city of Surat.
80. How shall I treat you
Choose the punctuation mark that comes at the end of the
sentence.
1. An exclamation mark
2. A comma
3. A question mark
4. A full stop
81. I request you to attend my elder sister’s marriage on 9th July
along with your family.
The above line appears in :
1. A letter of invitation
2. A diary entry
3. An essay on marriages
4. A description
82. Choose the list of words in the correct alphabetical order.
1. strange, bloat, approach, harmony
2. approach, bloat, harmony, strange
3. bloat, strange, harmony, approach
4. harmony, approach, bloat, strange
Choose the passive voice of the sentence.
1. The city of Surat is once attacked by Shivaji.
2. The city of Surat has been attacked by Shivaji.
3. The city of Surat was once attacked by Shivaji.
4. Shivaji was once attacked by the city of Surat.
80. How shall I treat you
Choose the punctuation mark that comes at the end of the
sentence.
1. An exclamation mark
2. A comma
3. A question mark
4. A full stop
81. I request you to attend my elder sister’s marriage on 9th July
along with your family.
The above line appears in :
1. A letter of invitation
2. A diary entry
3. An essay on marriages
4. A description
82. Choose the list of words in the correct alphabetical order.
1. strange, bloat, approach, harmony
2. approach, bloat, harmony, strange
3. bloat, strange, harmony, approach
4. harmony, approach, bloat, strange
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83. Read the passage and choose the correct answer to the
question given after.
As a teenager, Nicholas had two passions, photography and
kite flying. During a trip to India to make a photo report on
kite making, he learnt about the unique style of photography.
Nicholas was on a trip to India because
1. he was a teenager
2. he wanted to know more about India
3. he wanted to make a photo report on kite making
4. he wanted to fly kites in India
84. Read the passage and choose the correct answer to the
question given after.
There are many uses of libraries. A library spreads
knowledge. The poor students who cannot afford to purchase
books, can make the best use of a library. They can borrow
books and gather knowledge.
The poor students who cannot afford to purchase book, gather
knowledge by:
1. spreading knowledge
2. borrowing books from the library
3. not making use of a library
4. meeting his family members
85. The following is not a part of curriculum.
1. Selecting teaching approaches
2. Outlining objectives and learning experience
3. Bringing about the desired out comes
4. Providing facilities to schools.
question given after.
As a teenager, Nicholas had two passions, photography and
kite flying. During a trip to India to make a photo report on
kite making, he learnt about the unique style of photography.
Nicholas was on a trip to India because
1. he was a teenager
2. he wanted to know more about India
3. he wanted to make a photo report on kite making
4. he wanted to fly kites in India
84. Read the passage and choose the correct answer to the
question given after.
There are many uses of libraries. A library spreads
knowledge. The poor students who cannot afford to purchase
books, can make the best use of a library. They can borrow
books and gather knowledge.
The poor students who cannot afford to purchase book, gather
knowledge by:
1. spreading knowledge
2. borrowing books from the library
3. not making use of a library
4. meeting his family members
85. The following is not a part of curriculum.
1. Selecting teaching approaches
2. Outlining objectives and learning experience
3. Bringing about the desired out comes
4. Providing facilities to schools.
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86. The expression, ‘Communicative competence’ was coined by
1. Hornby
2. Hymes
3. Watson
4. Skinner
87. Choose the reading text that increases the child’s
sensitiveness to beauty of language and thought and helps to
develop his sense of imagination and appreciation.
1. Poetry
2. A lesson in a supplementary reader
3. A short story
4. An article
88. Classroom activities are carried out only in the target
language. Use of mother tongue is strictly avoided.
This principle is followed in :
1. Grammar translation method
2. Bilingual method
3. Direct method
4. S-O-S method
89. This is not an example of a Proficiency test in English
1. EAMCET
2. TOEFL
3. IELTS
4. The English component in Civil Services examination
1. Hornby
2. Hymes
3. Watson
4. Skinner
87. Choose the reading text that increases the child’s
sensitiveness to beauty of language and thought and helps to
develop his sense of imagination and appreciation.
1. Poetry
2. A lesson in a supplementary reader
3. A short story
4. An article
88. Classroom activities are carried out only in the target
language. Use of mother tongue is strictly avoided.
This principle is followed in :
1. Grammar translation method
2. Bilingual method
3. Direct method
4. S-O-S method
89. This is not an example of a Proficiency test in English
1. EAMCET
2. TOEFL
3. IELTS
4. The English component in Civil Services examination
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90. I left my phone on the left side of the room
The word ‘left’ is used here as a
1. synonym
2. homonym
3. antonym
4. homophone
The word ‘left’ is used here as a
1. synonym
2. homonym
3. antonym
4. homophone
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PTR
91. If P = 4x2, T = 5x and R = 5y then is equal to
100
PTR
P = 4x2, T = 5x R = 5y
100
1. x3 y
2. xy
3. xy2
4. 4x
92. L.C.M of 48, 56, 72 is
48, 56, 72
1. 108
2. 1080
3. 1008
4. 180
93. Ravi has ` 20 and Madhu has 30 times more than Ravi’s
money then Madhu has (in Rupees)
`
1. 400
2. 600
3. 450
4. 650
91. If P = 4x2, T = 5x and R = 5y then is equal to
100
PTR
P = 4x2, T = 5x R = 5y
100
1. x3 y
2. xy
3. xy2
4. 4x
92. L.C.M of 48, 56, 72 is
48, 56, 72
1. 108
2. 1080
3. 1008
4. 180
93. Ravi has ` 20 and Madhu has 30 times more than Ravi’s
money then Madhu has (in Rupees)
`
1. 400
2. 600
3. 450
4. 650
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94. Mahesh earns ` 375 daily. If he spends ` 200 then his
savings in a day is (in Rupees)
` `
1. 275
2. 175
3. 205
4. 105
95. Number of Symmetric lines for a Rectangle is
1. 2
2. 3
3. 1
4. 4
x 1
96. If 1 then the value of ‘x’ is
2 3
x 1
1 ‘x’
2 3
3
1.
4
4
2.
3
3
3.
2
4
4.
3
savings in a day is (in Rupees)
` `
1. 275
2. 175
3. 205
4. 105
95. Number of Symmetric lines for a Rectangle is
1. 2
2. 3
3. 1
4. 4
x 1
96. If 1 then the value of ‘x’ is
2 3
x 1
1 ‘x’
2 3
3
1.
4
4
2.
3
3
3.
2
4
4.
3
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97. If 3 x = 729 then x 2 is equal to
3 x = 729 x2
1. 25
2. 49
3. 16
4. 36
98. If 3x + 4 = 5x – 4 then the value of ‘x’ is
3x + 4 = 5x – 4 ‘x’
1. 4
2. 3
3. 2
4. 1
99. Sum of two integers is 18. If one of them is (–20) then the
other number is
(–20)
1. 8
2. 18
3. 28
4. 38
3 x = 729 x2
1. 25
2. 49
3. 16
4. 36
98. If 3x + 4 = 5x – 4 then the value of ‘x’ is
3x + 4 = 5x – 4 ‘x’
1. 4
2. 3
3. 2
4. 1
99. Sum of two integers is 18. If one of them is (–20) then the
other number is
(–20)
1. 8
2. 18
3. 28
4. 38
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100. Product of the integers in between (– 4) and 0
(– 4) 0
1. 6
2. 5
3. –6
4. 0
101. The weight of a goat is 27 kgs. If the weight of a horse is 18
times the weight of the goat then weight of the horse is
(in kgs)
1. 486
2. 468
3. 438
4. 482
102. If the sides of a triangle are 2a + 3b, b – a, 4a – 2b then its
perimeter
2a + 3b, b – a, 4a – 2b
1. 5 + 2b
2. 5a + b
3. 5a – 2b
4. 5a + 2b
(– 4) 0
1. 6
2. 5
3. –6
4. 0
101. The weight of a goat is 27 kgs. If the weight of a horse is 18
times the weight of the goat then weight of the horse is
(in kgs)
1. 486
2. 468
3. 438
4. 482
102. If the sides of a triangle are 2a + 3b, b – a, 4a – 2b then its
perimeter
2a + 3b, b – a, 4a – 2b
1. 5 + 2b
2. 5a + b
3. 5a – 2b
4. 5a + 2b
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103. In a quadrilateral, the angles are xo, (x+10)o, (x+20)o, (x+30)o
then x is equal (in degrees)
xo, (x+10)o, (x+20)o
(x+30)o x
1. 85
2. 75
3. 65
4. 45
104. If area of the triangle is 220 cm2 and its height is 11 cm then
the base of the triangle is (in cm)
1. 40
2. 30
3. 20
4. 10
105. If perimeter of an equilateral triangle is 54 cm then the length
of its side is (in cm)
1. 16
2. 17
3. 18
4. 19
then x is equal (in degrees)
xo, (x+10)o, (x+20)o
(x+30)o x
1. 85
2. 75
3. 65
4. 45
104. If area of the triangle is 220 cm2 and its height is 11 cm then
the base of the triangle is (in cm)
1. 40
2. 30
3. 20
4. 10
105. If perimeter of an equilateral triangle is 54 cm then the length
of its side is (in cm)
1. 16
2. 17
3. 18
4. 19
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106. One of the following two digit number is a perfect square and
a perfect cube
1. 32
2. 91
3. 16
4. 64
107. Express 10 cm in kilometers
1. 0.001
2. 0.0001
3. 0.00001
4. 0.01
108. The difference of period and periodicity of 0.99
0.99
1. 99
2. 97
3. 96
4. 90
a perfect cube
1. 32
2. 91
3. 16
4. 64
107. Express 10 cm in kilometers
1. 0.001
2. 0.0001
3. 0.00001
4. 0.01
108. The difference of period and periodicity of 0.99
0.99
1. 99
2. 97
3. 96
4. 90
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109. 40% of a number is 800 then the number is
1. 2500
2. 2300
3. 2200
4. 2000
110. If cost of six books is ` 96 then cost of 15 books is
(in Rupees)
`
1. 240
2. 300
3. 320
4. 340
111. If diameter of a circle is 14cm then its circumference is
(in cm)
1. 154
2. 54
3. 44
4. 144
1. 2500
2. 2300
3. 2200
4. 2000
110. If cost of six books is ` 96 then cost of 15 books is
(in Rupees)
`
1. 240
2. 300
3. 320
4. 340
111. If diameter of a circle is 14cm then its circumference is
(in cm)
1. 154
2. 54
3. 44
4. 144
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112. Median of first ten natural numbers is
1. 2.5
2. 3.5
3. 5.5
4. 10
113. “Pie” chart consists of
1. Squares
2. Triangles
3. Sectors
4. Rectangles
1.
2.
3.
4.
114. If A = 3x2 – 2x – 5; B = –4x2 + x – 3 then B – A is equal to
A = 3x2 – 2x – 5; B = –4x2 + x – 3 B–A
1. 7x2 + 3x + 2
2. –7x2 – 3x + 2
3. –7x2 + 3x + 2
4. 7x2 – 3x – 2
1. 2.5
2. 3.5
3. 5.5
4. 10
113. “Pie” chart consists of
1. Squares
2. Triangles
3. Sectors
4. Rectangles
1.
2.
3.
4.
114. If A = 3x2 – 2x – 5; B = –4x2 + x – 3 then B – A is equal to
A = 3x2 – 2x – 5; B = –4x2 + x – 3 B–A
1. 7x2 + 3x + 2
2. –7x2 – 3x + 2
3. –7x2 + 3x + 2
4. 7x2 – 3x – 2
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115. Aryabhatta was appointed as the Chancellor of Nalanda
University by this king
1. Samudra Gupta
2. Chandra Gupta Vikramaditya
3. Budda Gupta
4. Bimbisara
1.
2.
3.
4.
116. "Classifies the given numbers into even and odd numbers” –
this specification comes under this objective
1. Knowledge
2. Understanding
3. Application
4. Skill
1.
2.
3.
4.
University by this king
1. Samudra Gupta
2. Chandra Gupta Vikramaditya
3. Budda Gupta
4. Bimbisara
1.
2.
3.
4.
116. "Classifies the given numbers into even and odd numbers” –
this specification comes under this objective
1. Knowledge
2. Understanding
3. Application
4. Skill
1.
2.
3.
4.
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117. One of the limitations of "Heuristic Method" is
1. Child Centeredness
2. Develops Self Learning
3. Uneconomical in terms of time
4. Inculcates scientific attitude
1.
2.
3.
4.
118. The instrument that is not in “Mathematical instrument box”
1. Protractor
2. Divider
3. Compass
4. Tape
1.
2.
3.
4.
1. Child Centeredness
2. Develops Self Learning
3. Uneconomical in terms of time
4. Inculcates scientific attitude
1.
2.
3.
4.
118. The instrument that is not in “Mathematical instrument box”
1. Protractor
2. Divider
3. Compass
4. Tape
1.
2.
3.
4.
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119. "Curriculum is a tool in the hands of an artist (teacher) to
mould his material (pupils) according to his ideals (aims) in
his studio (school)" – This definition is given by
1. P. Samuel
2. Alberty
3. Siddiqui
4. Cunningham
1.
2.
3.
4.
mould his material (pupils) according to his ideals (aims) in
his studio (school)" – This definition is given by
1. P. Samuel
2. Alberty
3. Siddiqui
4. Cunningham
1.
2.
3.
4.
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120. The Academic Standard to be tested through the following test
item
"Which is the largest 4-digit number formed with 5, 7, 2, 8"
1. Reasoning - Proof
2. Communication
3. Connection
4. Representation - Visualisation
1.
2.
3.
4.
item
"Which is the largest 4-digit number formed with 5, 7, 2, 8"
1. Reasoning - Proof
2. Communication
3. Connection
4. Representation - Visualisation
1.
2.
3.
4.
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121. The method used to separate dissolved substances from a
liquid is
1. Crystallisation
2. Sublimation
3. Condensation
4. Sedimentation
122. The grease stains are removed by using …
1. Ammonium hydroxide
2. Sodium hydroxide
3. Aluminium hydroxide
4. Calcium hydroxide
liquid is
1. Crystallisation
2. Sublimation
3. Condensation
4. Sedimentation
122. The grease stains are removed by using …
1. Ammonium hydroxide
2. Sodium hydroxide
3. Aluminium hydroxide
4. Calcium hydroxide
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123. If a body in translatory motion moves along a curved path
then the motion is
1. Oscillatory motion
2. Rotatory motion
3. Curvilinear motion
4. Uniform motion
124. Activated Carbon is used in making of
1. Fire works
2. Water purification systems
3. Antiseptic ointments
4. Cooking utensils
then the motion is
1. Oscillatory motion
2. Rotatory motion
3. Curvilinear motion
4. Uniform motion
124. Activated Carbon is used in making of
1. Fire works
2. Water purification systems
3. Antiseptic ointments
4. Cooking utensils
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125. The familiar form of polyester used for making bottles,
utensils, films, wires is
1. HDPE
2. PVC
3. PET
4. LDPE
126. The gas that present in higher quantity in air is
1. Carbon dioxide
2. Oxygen
3. Hydrogen
4. Nitrogen
utensils, films, wires is
1. HDPE
2. PVC
3. PET
4. LDPE
126. The gas that present in higher quantity in air is
1. Carbon dioxide
2. Oxygen
3. Hydrogen
4. Nitrogen
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127. The disease that spreads through House flies
1. Typhoid
2. Malaria
3. Dengue
4. Filaria
128. Centre for collecting and conserving the genes of different
plants
1. Seed development Agency
2. The National Bureau of Plant Genetics
3. Deccan Development Society
4. Council for Green Revolution
1. Typhoid
2. Malaria
3. Dengue
4. Filaria
128. Centre for collecting and conserving the genes of different
plants
1. Seed development Agency
2. The National Bureau of Plant Genetics
3. Deccan Development Society
4. Council for Green Revolution
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129. The fibre like structures that connect two bones are
1. Tendons
2. Cartilage
3. Joints
4. Ligaments
130. Identify the incorrect pair
1. Budding – Amoeba
2. Fission - Paramecium
3. Fragmentation - Fungi
4. Regeneration – Planaria
1. Tendons
2. Cartilage
3. Joints
4. Ligaments
130. Identify the incorrect pair
1. Budding – Amoeba
2. Fission - Paramecium
3. Fragmentation - Fungi
4. Regeneration – Planaria
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131. The Red data book is published by
1. ICRISAT
2. ZSL
3. IUWC
4. BSI
132. The season for Kharif crops
1. June to October
2. October to March
3. November to February
4. December to April
1. ICRISAT
2. ZSL
3. IUWC
4. BSI
132. The season for Kharif crops
1. June to October
2. October to March
3. November to February
4. December to April
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133. In Mahajanapadas ‘Bhartukas’ means
1. Head of the family
2. Workers
3. Village Head man
4. Judge
134. First woman Loco driver in India
1. Surekha Misra
2. Surekha Bachchan
3. Surekha Yadav
4. Surekha Raman
1. Head of the family
2. Workers
3. Village Head man
4. Judge
134. First woman Loco driver in India
1. Surekha Misra
2. Surekha Bachchan
3. Surekha Yadav
4. Surekha Raman
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135. Shivaji’s Guru was
1. Tulasidas
2. Kabirdas
3. Samarth Ramdas
4. Moropanth
136. The poets in Sri Krishna Devaraya’s court were called as,
1. Navaratnas
2. Dasapathis
3. Asthadiggajas
4. Navanidhis
1. Tulasidas
2. Kabirdas
3. Samarth Ramdas
4. Moropanth
136. The poets in Sri Krishna Devaraya’s court were called as,
1. Navaratnas
2. Dasapathis
3. Asthadiggajas
4. Navanidhis
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137. The first President of India was
1. V.V. Giri
2. Sarvepalli Radha Krishna
3. Neelam Sanjeeva Reddy
4. Dr. Babu Rajendra Prasad
138. The resource that never get exhausted is
1. gas
2. coal
3. water
4. wind
1. V.V. Giri
2. Sarvepalli Radha Krishna
3. Neelam Sanjeeva Reddy
4. Dr. Babu Rajendra Prasad
138. The resource that never get exhausted is
1. gas
2. coal
3. water
4. wind
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139. The Eldest son of Shah Jahaan was
1. Shah Shuja
2. Murad
3. Dara Shukoh
4. Aurangzeb
140. Mirabai is a disciple of
1. Kabirdas
2. Ravidas
3. Guru Nanak
4. Guru Gobind
1. Shah Shuja
2. Murad
3. Dara Shukoh
4. Aurangzeb
140. Mirabai is a disciple of
1. Kabirdas
2. Ravidas
3. Guru Nanak
4. Guru Gobind
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141. This emperor granted a right to Robert Clive to rule Bengal
1. Bahadur Shah
2. Shah Alam
3. Jahangir
4. Anwaruddin
142. Civil Disobedience movement took place in the year
1. 1920
2. 1930
3. 1945
4. 1910
1. Bahadur Shah
2. Shah Alam
3. Jahangir
4. Anwaruddin
142. Civil Disobedience movement took place in the year
1. 1920
2. 1930
3. 1945
4. 1910
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143. British Viceroy in India at the time of Independence was
1. Rippon
2. Mountbatten
3. Curzon
4. Canning
144. The Nizam who wanted Hyderabad to remain as an
independent Kingdom at the time of independence is
1. Usman Alikhan
2. Aagakhan
3. Ali khan
4. Syed Ahmad Khan
1. Rippon
2. Mountbatten
3. Curzon
4. Canning
144. The Nizam who wanted Hyderabad to remain as an
independent Kingdom at the time of independence is
1. Usman Alikhan
2. Aagakhan
3. Ali khan
4. Syed Ahmad Khan
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145. A basic process among the following is
1. Experimenting
2. Hypothesising
3. Data Interpretation
4. Classification
146. The objective that belongs to affective domain is
1. Analysis
2. Valuing
3. Articulation
4. Manipulation
1. Experimenting
2. Hypothesising
3. Data Interpretation
4. Classification
146. The objective that belongs to affective domain is
1. Analysis
2. Valuing
3. Articulation
4. Manipulation
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147. ‘Curriculum should be revised periodically based on research’
– This is the suggestion of
1. Kothari Commission
2. NPE-1986
3. Eswari Bhai Patel Committee
4. UNESCO Planning Mission of Experts
148. The memory power of normal individual is heighest in the
following context
1. by seeing
2. by telling and doing
3. by hearing and seeing
4. by reading
– This is the suggestion of
1. Kothari Commission
2. NPE-1986
3. Eswari Bhai Patel Committee
4. UNESCO Planning Mission of Experts
148. The memory power of normal individual is heighest in the
following context
1. by seeing
2. by telling and doing
3. by hearing and seeing
4. by reading
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149. Lecture demonstration method is mostly useful in situations
where
1. there is availability of air and ventilation
2. the apparatus are costly and rarely available
3. there is a good demo room
4. there is scarcity of time
150. An example for projective test is
1. The Bell Adjustment Inventory
2. Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory
3. Mechanical Aptitude Test
4. Story Completion Test
where
1. there is availability of air and ventilation
2. the apparatus are costly and rarely available
3. there is a good demo room
4. there is scarcity of time
150. An example for projective test is
1. The Bell Adjustment Inventory
2. Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory
3. Mechanical Aptitude Test
4. Story Completion Test
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TET-June- 2018 - Final key
Paper-I - Telugu Medium - Set-E 12.06.2018 Morning Session
Q. Nos. CDP Q. Nos. Telugu Q. Nos. English Q. Nos. Maths Q. Nos. EVS
1 2 31 2 61 3 91 1 121 1
2 2 32 3 62 2 92 3 122 1
3 1 33 1 63 3 93 2 123 3
4 3 34 4 64 4 94 2 124 2
5 3 35 4 65 2 95 1 125 3
6 4 36 3 66 4 96 2 126 4
7 1 37 2 67 1 97 4 127 1
8 4 38 3 68 2 98 1 128 2
9 4 39 4 69 4 99 4 129 4
10 3 40 3 70 1 100 3 130 1
11 1 41 2 71 2 101 1 131 3
12 2 42 1 72 4 102 4 132 1
13 3 43 2 73 4 103 2 133 2
14 4 44 2 74 2 104 1 134 3
15 3 45 2 75 3 105 3 135 3
16 2 46 1 76 4 106 4 136 3
17 2 47 3 77 4 107 2 137 4
18 2 48 4 78 1 108 2 138 4
19 3 49 3 79 3 109 4 139 3
20 3 50 4 80 3 110 1 140 2
21 2 51 4 81 1 111 3 141 2
22 1 52 3 82 2 112 3 142 2
23 1 53 2 83 3 113 3 143 2
24 4 54 3 84 2 114 3 144 1
25 2 55 1 85 4 115 3 145 4
26 3 56 2 86 2 116 2 146 2
27 4 57 3 87 1 117 3 147 1
28 4 58 3 88 3 118 4 148 2
29 4 59 1 89 1 119 4 149 2
30 4 60 3 90 2 120 1 150 4
Paper-I - Telugu Medium - Set-E 12.06.2018 Morning Session
Q. Nos. CDP Q. Nos. Telugu Q. Nos. English Q. Nos. Maths Q. Nos. EVS
1 2 31 2 61 3 91 1 121 1
2 2 32 3 62 2 92 3 122 1
3 1 33 1 63 3 93 2 123 3
4 3 34 4 64 4 94 2 124 2
5 3 35 4 65 2 95 1 125 3
6 4 36 3 66 4 96 2 126 4
7 1 37 2 67 1 97 4 127 1
8 4 38 3 68 2 98 1 128 2
9 4 39 4 69 4 99 4 129 4
10 3 40 3 70 1 100 3 130 1
11 1 41 2 71 2 101 1 131 3
12 2 42 1 72 4 102 4 132 1
13 3 43 2 73 4 103 2 133 2
14 4 44 2 74 2 104 1 134 3
15 3 45 2 75 3 105 3 135 3
16 2 46 1 76 4 106 4 136 3
17 2 47 3 77 4 107 2 137 4
18 2 48 4 78 1 108 2 138 4
19 3 49 3 79 3 109 4 139 3
20 3 50 4 80 3 110 1 140 2
21 2 51 4 81 1 111 3 141 2
22 1 52 3 82 2 112 3 142 2
23 1 53 2 83 3 113 3 143 2
24 4 54 3 84 2 114 3 144 1
25 2 55 1 85 4 115 3 145 4
26 3 56 2 86 2 116 2 146 2
27 4 57 3 87 1 117 3 147 1
28 4 58 3 88 3 118 4 148 2
29 4 59 1 89 1 119 4 149 2
30 4 60 3 90 2 120 1 150 4
Document Details
| Board / Org | Andhra Pradesh Exams |
| Exam | Andhra Pradesh Teacher Eligibility Test |
| Type | Question Paper |
| Pages | 61 |
| Updated | 09 Jun 2026 |