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Page 1
APTET – May – 2018
(PAPER – 1)
10-6-2018 – S2
1. “Maturation refers to the emergence of an organism’s genetic
potential. It consists of a series of programmed changes” –
stated by
1. Anderson
2. Erickson
3. Gessel
4. Craig
(PAPER – 1)
10-6-2018 – S2
1. “Maturation refers to the emergence of an organism’s genetic
potential. It consists of a series of programmed changes” –
stated by
1. Anderson
2. Erickson
3. Gessel
4. Craig
Page 2
2. ‘Cephalocaudal development’
1. Proceeds in the direction of longitudinal axis, i.e., from
head to foot.
2. Proceeds from foot to head
3. is done at a time in head and feet
4. depends on the size of the head.
3. In solitary play, children will
1. play with others
2. play alone
3. share play materials with others
4. play same game throughout the day
1. Proceeds in the direction of longitudinal axis, i.e., from
head to foot.
2. Proceeds from foot to head
3. is done at a time in head and feet
4. depends on the size of the head.
3. In solitary play, children will
1. play with others
2. play alone
3. share play materials with others
4. play same game throughout the day
Page 3
4. According to Piaget, children will learn the concept of object
permanence during.
1. Sensory motor stage.
2. Pre-operational stage.
3. Concrete operational stage.
4. Formal operational stage.
5. “The moral development of a person depends on the person’s
cognitive abilities” opined by
1. Chomsky
2. Tolman
3. Piaget
4. Kohlberg
permanence during.
1. Sensory motor stage.
2. Pre-operational stage.
3. Concrete operational stage.
4. Formal operational stage.
5. “The moral development of a person depends on the person’s
cognitive abilities” opined by
1. Chomsky
2. Tolman
3. Piaget
4. Kohlberg
Page 4
6. According to Erickson the Psychosocial critical situation
faced by the children during Adolescence is
1. Trust Vs Mistrust
2. Autonomy Vs Doubt
3. Role identity Vs Role confusion
4. Integrity Vs Despair
7. The approximate IQ of slow learners is
1. 90 -110
2. 90 -100
3. 70 - 89
4. 110 - 120
faced by the children during Adolescence is
1. Trust Vs Mistrust
2. Autonomy Vs Doubt
3. Role identity Vs Role confusion
4. Integrity Vs Despair
7. The approximate IQ of slow learners is
1. 90 -110
2. 90 -100
3. 70 - 89
4. 110 - 120
Page 5
8. One of the following is not a sub test of Differential Aptitude
Test (DAT).
1. Picture Completion Test
2. Verbal Reasoning
3. Spatial Relations
4. Mechanical Reasoning
(DAT)
9. The secretion of the following gland regulates Calcium level
in blood.
1. Adrenal gland
2. Thyroid gland
3. Parathyroid gland
4. Pancreas
Test (DAT).
1. Picture Completion Test
2. Verbal Reasoning
3. Spatial Relations
4. Mechanical Reasoning
(DAT)
9. The secretion of the following gland regulates Calcium level
in blood.
1. Adrenal gland
2. Thyroid gland
3. Parathyroid gland
4. Pancreas
Page 6
10. Rishi wants to purchase a car but he is scared of its
maintenance. The conflict of Rishi is.
1. Approach - Approach
2. Avoidance - Avoidance
3. Approach - Avoidance
4. Double approach - Avoidance
11. Abhishek was beaten by his class teacher for no reason.
Abhishek got angry on his teacher, but showed his anger on
his younger brother at home. Here the defense mechanism
used is
1. Displacement
2. Repression
3. Identification
4. Regression
maintenance. The conflict of Rishi is.
1. Approach - Approach
2. Avoidance - Avoidance
3. Approach - Avoidance
4. Double approach - Avoidance
11. Abhishek was beaten by his class teacher for no reason.
Abhishek got angry on his teacher, but showed his anger on
his younger brother at home. Here the defense mechanism
used is
1. Displacement
2. Repression
3. Identification
4. Regression
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12. To assess attitude, ‘Equal appearing interval scale’ was
prepared by
1. Guttman
2. Likert
3. Thorndike
4. Thurston
13. Ramu learnt Russian language. Now he wants to learn
cycling. Here the transfer of learning would be.
1. Positive
2. Negative
3. Zero
4. Bilateral
prepared by
1. Guttman
2. Likert
3. Thorndike
4. Thurston
13. Ramu learnt Russian language. Now he wants to learn
cycling. Here the transfer of learning would be.
1. Positive
2. Negative
3. Zero
4. Bilateral
Page 8
14. Use of Mnemonics will enhance
1. Memory
2. Forgetting
3. Interference
4. Deja vu
15. Swathi learnt a set of 30 meaningless words in 30 attempts.
After few days she was asked to relearn the same material.
This time she took 12 attempts to relearn the material. Her
saving score is.
1. 20%
2. 60%
3. 40%
4. 72%
1. Memory
2. Forgetting
3. Interference
4. Deja vu
15. Swathi learnt a set of 30 meaningless words in 30 attempts.
After few days she was asked to relearn the same material.
This time she took 12 attempts to relearn the material. Her
saving score is.
1. 20%
2. 60%
3. 40%
4. 72%
Page 9
16. Theory of hierarchy of needs was proposed by
1. Watson
2. Hurlock
3. Maslow
4. Atkinson
17. One of the following is not related to psychomotor domain.
1. Imitation
2. Responding
3. Precision
4. Articulation
1. Watson
2. Hurlock
3. Maslow
4. Atkinson
17. One of the following is not related to psychomotor domain.
1. Imitation
2. Responding
3. Precision
4. Articulation
Page 10
18. According to Vygotsky the lower level mental function is
1. Questioning
2. Analysis
3. Synthesis
4. Creative thinking
19. In Pavlov experiment, the dog salivated when food is given
along with the sound of bell. Here the salivation of dog is a
1. Conditioned stimulus
2. Conditioned response
3. Unconditioned stimulus
4. Unconditioned response
1. Questioning
2. Analysis
3. Synthesis
4. Creative thinking
19. In Pavlov experiment, the dog salivated when food is given
along with the sound of bell. Here the salivation of dog is a
1. Conditioned stimulus
2. Conditioned response
3. Unconditioned stimulus
4. Unconditioned response
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20. The following law of learning was not proposed by Thorndike
1. Law of readiness
2. Law of exercise
3. Law of reinforcement
4. Law of effect
21. One among the following is not a Gestaltist
1. Kohler
2. Koffka
3. Erickson
4. Wertheimer
1. Law of readiness
2. Law of exercise
3. Law of reinforcement
4. Law of effect
21. One among the following is not a Gestaltist
1. Kohler
2. Koffka
3. Erickson
4. Wertheimer
Page 12
22. The American psychologists Miller and Dollard are related to
the following theory.
1. Trial and error theory
2. Social learning theory
3. Classical conditioning
4. Operant conditioning
23. As per RTE Act - 2009 the number of teachers required for a
primary school of strength 125 is
RTE - 2009
1. 2
2. 3
3. 4
4. 5
the following theory.
1. Trial and error theory
2. Social learning theory
3. Classical conditioning
4. Operant conditioning
23. As per RTE Act - 2009 the number of teachers required for a
primary school of strength 125 is
RTE - 2009
1. 2
2. 3
3. 4
4. 5
Page 13
24. Non-Directive counseling was introduced by
1. Freud
2. Williamson
3. Rogers
4. Thorne
25. Raju is a school Headmaster. He always insists teachers to
follow his orders whether they like it or not. The leadership
style of Raju is
1. Participatory leadership
2. Directive leadership
3. Permissive leadership
4. Laissez-faire leadership
1. Freud
2. Williamson
3. Rogers
4. Thorne
25. Raju is a school Headmaster. He always insists teachers to
follow his orders whether they like it or not. The leadership
style of Raju is
1. Participatory leadership
2. Directive leadership
3. Permissive leadership
4. Laissez-faire leadership
Page 14
26. According to PWD Act 1995 to certify a person as hearing
impaired, he should have the hearing loss of following
decibels or more in better ear.
1. 30 dBHL
2. 60 dBHL
3. 20 dBHL
4. 35 dBHL
PWD
1. 30
2. 60
3. 20
4. 35
27. The method explained by Kilpatrick is
1. Lecture method
2. Heuristic method
3. Project method
4. Historical method
impaired, he should have the hearing loss of following
decibels or more in better ear.
1. 30 dBHL
2. 60 dBHL
3. 20 dBHL
4. 35 dBHL
PWD
1. 30
2. 60
3. 20
4. 35
27. The method explained by Kilpatrick is
1. Lecture method
2. Heuristic method
3. Project method
4. Historical method
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28. Student centered method among the following is
1. Lecture method
2. Heuristic method
3. Historical method
4. Lecture demonstration method
29. As per NCF 2005, Mathematisation means -
1. Logical thinking
2. Giving more home work
3. Teaching Mathematics
4. Conducting more number of examinations in
Mathematics
NCF 2005
1. Lecture method
2. Heuristic method
3. Historical method
4. Lecture demonstration method
29. As per NCF 2005, Mathematisation means -
1. Logical thinking
2. Giving more home work
3. Teaching Mathematics
4. Conducting more number of examinations in
Mathematics
NCF 2005
Page 16
30. Audio Visual aid among the following is
1. Computer
2. Slides
3. Models
4. Bulletin Board
1. Computer
2. Slides
3. Models
4. Bulletin Board
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61. The Bonsai tree can’t even withstand a small dust storm or
squall.
Choose the meaning of the word ‘squall’.
1. a piece of cloth
2. a long stick
3. a strong wind
4. a heavy rain
62. Could light also change its nature when passed through a
transparent medicine ?
Choose the synonym of the word ‘transparent’.
1. limpid
2. obscure
3. important
4. pleasant
63. The crew of the ship was very friendly and courteous.
Choose the antonym of the word ‘courteous’
1. affable
2. civil
3. rude
4. respectful
squall.
Choose the meaning of the word ‘squall’.
1. a piece of cloth
2. a long stick
3. a strong wind
4. a heavy rain
62. Could light also change its nature when passed through a
transparent medicine ?
Choose the synonym of the word ‘transparent’.
1. limpid
2. obscure
3. important
4. pleasant
63. The crew of the ship was very friendly and courteous.
Choose the antonym of the word ‘courteous’
1. affable
2. civil
3. rude
4. respectful
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64. Choose the word with wrong spelling
1. commemorate
2. epilipsy
3. virulent
4. museum
65. I sat at the window and looked out at my cold white garden.
Choose the meaning of the phrasal verb “looked out”.
1. admired
2. praised
3. placed
4. watched
66. Choose the word with a suffix.
1. promise
2. hurriedly
3. spread
4. leave
67. Choose the conjunction that can be used to write a complex
sentence.
1. but
2. else
3. because
4. and
1. commemorate
2. epilipsy
3. virulent
4. museum
65. I sat at the window and looked out at my cold white garden.
Choose the meaning of the phrasal verb “looked out”.
1. admired
2. praised
3. placed
4. watched
66. Choose the word with a suffix.
1. promise
2. hurriedly
3. spread
4. leave
67. Choose the conjunction that can be used to write a complex
sentence.
1. but
2. else
3. because
4. and
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68. Choose the grammatically correct sentence from the
following.
1. One of my friend is visiting me tomorrow
2. One of my friend are visiting me tomorrow.
3. One of my friends are visiting me tomorrow.
4. One of my friends is visiting me tomorrow.
69. Raman ……….. his discovery on March 16, 1928.
Choose the correct form of verb that fits the blank.
1. announced
2. has announced
3. will announce
4. will have announced
70. You can eat as much as you like.
Choose the part of speech of the word ‘much’.
1. a common noun
2. a noun
3. an adjective
4. a conjunction
71. Stephen Hawking, who discovered Hawking Radiation, was a
great scientist.
This sentence has
1. a noun clause
2. a conditional clause
3. a non-defining relative clause
4. a defining relative clause
following.
1. One of my friend is visiting me tomorrow
2. One of my friend are visiting me tomorrow.
3. One of my friends are visiting me tomorrow.
4. One of my friends is visiting me tomorrow.
69. Raman ……….. his discovery on March 16, 1928.
Choose the correct form of verb that fits the blank.
1. announced
2. has announced
3. will announce
4. will have announced
70. You can eat as much as you like.
Choose the part of speech of the word ‘much’.
1. a common noun
2. a noun
3. an adjective
4. a conjunction
71. Stephen Hawking, who discovered Hawking Radiation, was a
great scientist.
This sentence has
1. a noun clause
2. a conditional clause
3. a non-defining relative clause
4. a defining relative clause
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72. I shall have ………. this novel by the end of next week.
Choose the correct form of verb that fits the blank.
1. had read
2. read
3. has read
4. reads
73. Rambabu is ……………. English teacher in a high school.
Choose the correct article that fits the blank.
1. a
2. an
3. the
4. No article needed.
74. I am not acquainted ………… this area.
Choose the correct preposition that fits the blank.
1. to
2. for
3. with
4. in
Choose the correct form of verb that fits the blank.
1. had read
2. read
3. has read
4. reads
73. Rambabu is ……………. English teacher in a high school.
Choose the correct article that fits the blank.
1. a
2. an
3. the
4. No article needed.
74. I am not acquainted ………… this area.
Choose the correct preposition that fits the blank.
1. to
2. for
3. with
4. in
Page 30
75. Puru is braver than most other Kings in the world.
Choose the superlative degree of this sentence.
1. Puru is one of the bravest kings in the world.
2. Very few kings in the world are as brave as Puru.
3. All the kings in the world are as brave as Puru.
4. No other king is as brave as Puru in the world.
76. You are staying in the town, aren’t you ?
This sentence indicates;
1. Suggestion
2. Request
3. Permission
4. Confirmation
77. He draws a salary of two thousand five hundred rupees.
Choose the correct question tag of the sentence.
1. isn’t it ?
2. doesn’t he ?
3. does he ?
4. will he ?
Choose the superlative degree of this sentence.
1. Puru is one of the bravest kings in the world.
2. Very few kings in the world are as brave as Puru.
3. All the kings in the world are as brave as Puru.
4. No other king is as brave as Puru in the world.
76. You are staying in the town, aren’t you ?
This sentence indicates;
1. Suggestion
2. Request
3. Permission
4. Confirmation
77. He draws a salary of two thousand five hundred rupees.
Choose the correct question tag of the sentence.
1. isn’t it ?
2. doesn’t he ?
3. does he ?
4. will he ?
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78. The teacher said to Ravi, “You are absolutely right”.
Choose the correct reported speech of the sentence.
1. The teacher said to Ravi that he is absolutely right.
2. The teacher said to Ravi that he was absolutely right.
3. The teacher told Ravi that he was absolutely right.
4. The teacher told Ravi that you are absolutely right.
79. Man cuts down hundreds of trees every year.
Choose the passive voice of the sentence.
1. Hundreds of trees are cut down by man every year.
2. Every year man cuts down by man of trees.
3. Hundreds of trees are being cut down by man every
year.
4. Hundreds of trees were cut down by man every year.
80. Dad says, “I know a little. There are about six hundred
islands. They are located between Indias coast and Myanmar.
Choose the word in the sentence that should contain an
apostrophe.
1. Indias
2. there are
3. they are
4. islands
Choose the correct reported speech of the sentence.
1. The teacher said to Ravi that he is absolutely right.
2. The teacher said to Ravi that he was absolutely right.
3. The teacher told Ravi that he was absolutely right.
4. The teacher told Ravi that you are absolutely right.
79. Man cuts down hundreds of trees every year.
Choose the passive voice of the sentence.
1. Hundreds of trees are cut down by man every year.
2. Every year man cuts down by man of trees.
3. Hundreds of trees are being cut down by man every
year.
4. Hundreds of trees were cut down by man every year.
80. Dad says, “I know a little. There are about six hundred
islands. They are located between Indias coast and Myanmar.
Choose the word in the sentence that should contain an
apostrophe.
1. Indias
2. there are
3. they are
4. islands
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81. In a formal letter the name given to the address and date
written at the top is:
1. Salutation
2. Heading
3. Body
4. Closing
82. Choose the list of words in the correct alphabetical order.
1. command, commander, commanding, commandant
2. commander, command, commandant, commanding
3. commander, commandant, commanding, command
4. command, commandant, commander, commanding
83. Read the passage and choose the correct answer to the
question given after.
Tagore’s early contact with nature helped him acquire the
serenity of mood that distinguished him all his life. It was in
his garden that he came to understand the principle of
harmony that was at work throughout the universe.
Tagore was a distinguished man because of;
1. his love for nature
2. his writing about nature
3. his knowledge about nature
4. his serenity of mood acquired from nature
written at the top is:
1. Salutation
2. Heading
3. Body
4. Closing
82. Choose the list of words in the correct alphabetical order.
1. command, commander, commanding, commandant
2. commander, command, commandant, commanding
3. commander, commandant, commanding, command
4. command, commandant, commander, commanding
83. Read the passage and choose the correct answer to the
question given after.
Tagore’s early contact with nature helped him acquire the
serenity of mood that distinguished him all his life. It was in
his garden that he came to understand the principle of
harmony that was at work throughout the universe.
Tagore was a distinguished man because of;
1. his love for nature
2. his writing about nature
3. his knowledge about nature
4. his serenity of mood acquired from nature
Page 33
84. Read the passage and choose the correct answer to the
question given after.
Bunny was a rabbit and it was always in the company of
animals. One day he heard a pack of hunting dogs and was
afraid of them. He asked the bear, the monkey, the zebra for
help but could not get.
Bunny asked the monkey for help because;
1. it was a rabbit
2. it lived in a forest
3. it did not get help from the tiger
4. it may be killed by hunting dogs.
85. Choose the structural word.
1. book
2. red
3. but
4. bed
86. The reading that is useful for getting every detail of the text
is;
1. extensive reading
2. intensive reading
3. slow reading
4. graphic reading
question given after.
Bunny was a rabbit and it was always in the company of
animals. One day he heard a pack of hunting dogs and was
afraid of them. He asked the bear, the monkey, the zebra for
help but could not get.
Bunny asked the monkey for help because;
1. it was a rabbit
2. it lived in a forest
3. it did not get help from the tiger
4. it may be killed by hunting dogs.
85. Choose the structural word.
1. book
2. red
3. but
4. bed
86. The reading that is useful for getting every detail of the text
is;
1. extensive reading
2. intensive reading
3. slow reading
4. graphic reading
Page 34
87. The purpose of ‘activity packs’ prepared by a teacher is;
1. to decrease the burden of homework.
2. to increase the amount of homework.
3. to supplement learning in the regular classrooms.
4. to encourage children to finish their work in time.
88. The following is an important feature of Grammar
Translation Method.
1. Having elaborated explanations of grammar.
2. Having limited explanations of language functions.
3. Having elaborated explanations of language functions.
4. Having limited explanations of grammar.
89. Summative evaluation is;
1. a process of ongoing feedback on performance
2. a process of obtaining performance ratings
3. a process of identifying the areas of improvement
4. a process of identifying the problems of homework
90. The following needs the ability to analyse.
1. Listening to communicate
2. Listening for enjoyment
3. Listening to evaluate
4. Listening to solve problems
1. to decrease the burden of homework.
2. to increase the amount of homework.
3. to supplement learning in the regular classrooms.
4. to encourage children to finish their work in time.
88. The following is an important feature of Grammar
Translation Method.
1. Having elaborated explanations of grammar.
2. Having limited explanations of language functions.
3. Having elaborated explanations of language functions.
4. Having limited explanations of grammar.
89. Summative evaluation is;
1. a process of ongoing feedback on performance
2. a process of obtaining performance ratings
3. a process of identifying the areas of improvement
4. a process of identifying the problems of homework
90. The following needs the ability to analyse.
1. Listening to communicate
2. Listening for enjoyment
3. Listening to evaluate
4. Listening to solve problems
Page 35
91. The ratio of ` 5 and ` 0.50 is
`5 ` 0.50
1. 100 : 1
2. 50 : 1
3. 10 : 1
4. 5:1
6 7
92. Multiply by the reciprocal of is
13 16
6 7
13 16
21
1.
104
21
2.
104
96
3.
91
96
4.
91
`5 ` 0.50
1. 100 : 1
2. 50 : 1
3. 10 : 1
4. 5:1
6 7
92. Multiply by the reciprocal of is
13 16
6 7
13 16
21
1.
104
21
2.
104
96
3.
91
96
4.
91
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93. If 17.64 = 4.2 then the value of 0.001764 is
17.64 = 4.2 0.001764
1. 0.42
2. 0.042
3. 0.0042
4. 0.00042
94. 42x = 256 then the value of x is
42x = 256 x
1. 1
2. 2
3. 3
4. 4
1
95. The interest on Rs. 62,500 for 1 year at 8% per annum
2
compounded half yearly is (in rupees)
1
1
2
1. 7804
2. 7500
3. 16232
4. 5000
17.64 = 4.2 0.001764
1. 0.42
2. 0.042
3. 0.0042
4. 0.00042
94. 42x = 256 then the value of x is
42x = 256 x
1. 1
2. 2
3. 3
4. 4
1
95. The interest on Rs. 62,500 for 1 year at 8% per annum
2
compounded half yearly is (in rupees)
1
1
2
1. 7804
2. 7500
3. 16232
4. 5000
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96. The following four digit number known as ‘Kaprekar’s
constant’
1. 7641
2. 7146
3. 6741
4. 6174
97. 30 men can finish a work in 17 days. To finish the same
work in 10 days the number of extra men required is
1. 21
2. 30
3. 51
4. 11
constant’
1. 7641
2. 7146
3. 6741
4. 6174
97. 30 men can finish a work in 17 days. To finish the same
work in 10 days the number of extra men required is
1. 21
2. 30
3. 51
4. 11
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98. Tushar bought one dozen lemons at Rs.60 and sold at the rate
of Rs.40 per 10 then the percentage of gain or loss
1. 10% loss
2. 10% gain
3. 20% loss
4. 20% gain
1.
2.
3.
4.
99. 5 10000 + 0 1000 + 8 100 + 0 10 + 7 1 is same as
5 10000 + 0 1000 + 8 100 + 0 10 + 7 1
1. 50087
2. 50807
3. 5807
4. 5087
of Rs.40 per 10 then the percentage of gain or loss
1. 10% loss
2. 10% gain
3. 20% loss
4. 20% gain
1.
2.
3.
4.
99. 5 10000 + 0 1000 + 8 100 + 0 10 + 7 1 is same as
5 10000 + 0 1000 + 8 100 + 0 10 + 7 1
1. 50087
2. 50807
3. 5807
4. 5087
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100. The seven digit number 7254 * 98 is divisible by 22 then the
digit at * is
7254 * 98 *
1. 0
2. 1
3. 2
4. 6
101. No. of lines passing through five points in which any three of
them are non-collinear is
1. 10
2. 9
3. 8
4. 5
102. The number of lines of symmetry in 45o 45o 90o set square
is
45o 45o 90o
1. 0
2. 1
3. 2
4. 3
digit at * is
7254 * 98 *
1. 0
2. 1
3. 2
4. 6
101. No. of lines passing through five points in which any three of
them are non-collinear is
1. 10
2. 9
3. 8
4. 5
102. The number of lines of symmetry in 45o 45o 90o set square
is
45o 45o 90o
1. 0
2. 1
3. 2
4. 3
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103. The following can be the length of the third side of a triangle,
whose two sides are 18 cm and 14 cm is (in cms)
1. 3
2. 4
3. 5
4. 32
104. The area of a semi-circle of radius ‘4r’ units is in sq. units
‘4r’
1. 12 r2
2. 8 r2
3. 4 r2
4. 2 r2
105. Area of a right angled triangle is 150 cm2. If one of its
perpendicular sides is 20 cm then its perimeter is (in cms)
1. 20
2. 35
3. 50
4. 60
whose two sides are 18 cm and 14 cm is (in cms)
1. 3
2. 4
3. 5
4. 32
104. The area of a semi-circle of radius ‘4r’ units is in sq. units
‘4r’
1. 12 r2
2. 8 r2
3. 4 r2
4. 2 r2
105. Area of a right angled triangle is 150 cm2. If one of its
perpendicular sides is 20 cm then its perimeter is (in cms)
1. 20
2. 35
3. 50
4. 60
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106. The diagonal of a square is 18cm then the side of a square is
(in cms)
1. 6
2. 9
3. 9 2
4. 18 2
n4 n3 n2
107. If n = 4 then the value of is
4 2 4
n4 n3 n2
n=4
4 2 4
1. 28
2. 84
3. 100
4. 112
2 1
108. If x x = 4 then the value of x is
3 2
2 1
x x =4 ‘x’
3 2
1. 4
2. 8
3. 12
4. 24
(in cms)
1. 6
2. 9
3. 9 2
4. 18 2
n4 n3 n2
107. If n = 4 then the value of is
4 2 4
n4 n3 n2
n=4
4 2 4
1. 28
2. 84
3. 100
4. 112
2 1
108. If x x = 4 then the value of x is
3 2
2 1
x x =4 ‘x’
3 2
1. 4
2. 8
3. 12
4. 24
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109. If the median of x, 2x, 4x is 12. Then mean of the data is
x, 2x, 4x
1. 6
2. 12
3. 14
4. 24
xi A
110. In the formula x = A for finding the arithmetic
N
mean by deviation method ‘A’ indicates
1. Frequency
2. Estimated mean
3. Deviation
4. Mid values
xi A
x= A ‘A’
N
1.
2.
3.
4.
x, 2x, 4x
1. 6
2. 12
3. 14
4. 24
xi A
110. In the formula x = A for finding the arithmetic
N
mean by deviation method ‘A’ indicates
1. Frequency
2. Estimated mean
3. Deviation
4. Mid values
xi A
x= A ‘A’
N
1.
2.
3.
4.
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111. The tally mark that represents the number ‘7’
‘7’
1.
2.
3.
4.
112. The value of 127.1 1000 is
127.1 1000
1. 0.1271
2. 1.271
3. 12.71
4. 1271
1
113. The area of rectangle whose length 6 cm and breadth
2
1
3 cm is (in cm2)
2
1 1
6 3
2 2
1
1. 18
4
1
2. 18
2
3
3. 22
4
3
4. 22
2
‘7’
1.
2.
3.
4.
112. The value of 127.1 1000 is
127.1 1000
1. 0.1271
2. 1.271
3. 12.71
4. 1271
1
113. The area of rectangle whose length 6 cm and breadth
2
1
3 cm is (in cm2)
2
1 1
6 3
2 2
1
1. 18
4
1
2. 18
2
3
3. 22
4
3
4. 22
2
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7
114. The additive inverse of is
13
7
13
7
1.
13
7
2.
13
13
3.
7
13
4.
7
114. The additive inverse of is
13
7
13
7
1.
13
7
2.
13
13
3.
7
13
4.
7
Page 45
115. “Mathematics is the science of indirect measurement” defined
by
1. Aristotle
2. August Comte
3. Benjamin Pierce
4. Archimedes
1.
2.
3.
4.
116. In Affective domain the very highest level objective is
1. Characterisation
2. Naturalisation
3. Imitation
4. Organisation
1.
2.
3.
4.
by
1. Aristotle
2. August Comte
3. Benjamin Pierce
4. Archimedes
1.
2.
3.
4.
116. In Affective domain the very highest level objective is
1. Characterisation
2. Naturalisation
3. Imitation
4. Organisation
1.
2.
3.
4.
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117. One of the characteristic features of “Inductive Method” is
1. General to specific
2. Known to unknown
3. Concrete to abstract
4. Principle to example
1.
2.
3.
4.
118. This shows the largest amount of learning as per
“Edgar Dale’s cone of experience”
1. Field trips
2. Verbal symbols
3. Dramatic experiences
4. Direct purposeful experience
1.
2.
3.
4.
1. General to specific
2. Known to unknown
3. Concrete to abstract
4. Principle to example
1.
2.
3.
4.
118. This shows the largest amount of learning as per
“Edgar Dale’s cone of experience”
1. Field trips
2. Verbal symbols
3. Dramatic experiences
4. Direct purposeful experience
1.
2.
3.
4.
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119. The second step in writing the lesson plan as per
“Herbartian Approach”
1. Association
2. Generalisation
3. Recapitulation
4. Presentation
1.
2.
3.
4.
120. The Academic Standard to be tested through the following
test item
“write the number 7253 in words”
1. Reasoning - Proof
2. Communication
3. Connection
4. Representation - Visualization
1.
2.
3.
4.
“Herbartian Approach”
1. Association
2. Generalisation
3. Recapitulation
4. Presentation
1.
2.
3.
4.
120. The Academic Standard to be tested through the following
test item
“write the number 7253 in words”
1. Reasoning - Proof
2. Communication
3. Connection
4. Representation - Visualization
1.
2.
3.
4.
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121. Pick up the incorrect statement
1. Plants release oxygen
2. Oxygen does not dissolve in water
3. Oxygen help organisms to live
4. Animals release Carbon dioxide
122. The attracting capacity of a bar magnet is more at
1. North pole only
2. South pole only
3. Both the poles of the magnet
4. At the centre of the magnet
1. Plants release oxygen
2. Oxygen does not dissolve in water
3. Oxygen help organisms to live
4. Animals release Carbon dioxide
122. The attracting capacity of a bar magnet is more at
1. North pole only
2. South pole only
3. Both the poles of the magnet
4. At the centre of the magnet
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123. This is used as rearview mirror in vehicles
1. Convex mirror
2. Concave mirror
3. Plane mirror
4. Mirror with irregular surface
124. The unit to measure the consumption of electricity in our
homes is
1. Watt
2. Watt-hour
3. Kilowatt-hour
4. Volt
1. Convex mirror
2. Concave mirror
3. Plane mirror
4. Mirror with irregular surface
124. The unit to measure the consumption of electricity in our
homes is
1. Watt
2. Watt-hour
3. Kilowatt-hour
4. Volt
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125. The force acting perpendicular to an unit area of surface is
1. Pressure
2. Work
3. Power
4. Energy
126. Less polluting fuel
1. Coal
2. Petrol
3. Kerosene
4. Natural gas
1. Pressure
2. Work
3. Power
4. Energy
126. Less polluting fuel
1. Coal
2. Petrol
3. Kerosene
4. Natural gas
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127. The largest flower in the world is
1. Bird of Paradise
2. Rafflesia
3. Passiflora
4. Bottle Brush
128. The number of cannines, incisors, molars and pre-molars that
present in a human being mouth respectively are
1. 8, 8, 4, 8
2. 4, 8, 4, 12
3. 4, 8, 12, 8
4. 12, 4, 2, 4
1. Bird of Paradise
2. Rafflesia
3. Passiflora
4. Bottle Brush
128. The number of cannines, incisors, molars and pre-molars that
present in a human being mouth respectively are
1. 8, 8, 4, 8
2. 4, 8, 4, 12
3. 4, 8, 12, 8
4. 12, 4, 2, 4
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129. Usually cotton crops are cultivated in
1. Black soil
2. Red soil
3. Sandy soil
4. Laterite Soil
130. The parts in plants that help in gaseous exchange
1. Veins, Stomata
2. Stomata, Lenticels
3. Veins, Lenticels
4. Veins, Midrib
1. Black soil
2. Red soil
3. Sandy soil
4. Laterite Soil
130. The parts in plants that help in gaseous exchange
1. Veins, Stomata
2. Stomata, Lenticels
3. Veins, Lenticels
4. Veins, Midrib
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131. The state where Jim Corbett National Park is located
1. Uttar Pradesh
2. Madhya Pradesh
3. Uttarakhand
4. Chhattisgarh
132. “Father of white Revolution”
1. Norman Borlag
2. M. S. Swaminadhan
3. J. K. Kurian
4. B.V. Rao
1. Uttar Pradesh
2. Madhya Pradesh
3. Uttarakhand
4. Chhattisgarh
132. “Father of white Revolution”
1. Norman Borlag
2. M. S. Swaminadhan
3. J. K. Kurian
4. B.V. Rao
Page 54
133. This area has the greatest potential for mineral oil and gas in
Andhra Pradesh.
1. Nagavali Vamsadhara basin
2. Krishna Godavari basin
3. Penna and Swarnamukhi basin
4. Keveri Thunga Bhadra basin
134. The gold coin of Roman period was
1. Pana
2. Besant
3. Nishka
4. Ghatika
Andhra Pradesh.
1. Nagavali Vamsadhara basin
2. Krishna Godavari basin
3. Penna and Swarnamukhi basin
4. Keveri Thunga Bhadra basin
134. The gold coin of Roman period was
1. Pana
2. Besant
3. Nishka
4. Ghatika
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135. One of the founder members of ‘Krishna Patrika’ was
1. Mutnoori Krishna Rao
2. Ravi Krishna Reddi
3. Kasinadhuni Nageswara Rao
4. Gopalakrishna Gokhale
136. The city in Rajasthan which is very famous for its sweets and
savouries
1. Jaipur
2. Ajmer
3. Bikaner
4. Jaisalmer
1. Mutnoori Krishna Rao
2. Ravi Krishna Reddi
3. Kasinadhuni Nageswara Rao
4. Gopalakrishna Gokhale
136. The city in Rajasthan which is very famous for its sweets and
savouries
1. Jaipur
2. Ajmer
3. Bikaner
4. Jaisalmer
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137. ‘Dogger Bank’ is located in this sea
1. Bay of Bengal
2. Arabian sea
3. South China Sea
4. North Sea
138. The Mount Kilimanjaro is in this country
1. Tanzania
2. Kenya
3. Ghana
4. South Africa
1. Bay of Bengal
2. Arabian sea
3. South China Sea
4. North Sea
138. The Mount Kilimanjaro is in this country
1. Tanzania
2. Kenya
3. Ghana
4. South Africa
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139. “Navaratnas’’ were the poets in the court of
1. Chandragupta Mourya
2. Chandragupta Vikramaditya
3. Harshavardhana
4. Raja Raja Chola
140. Bhakta Tukaram belongs to this king’s regime
1. Akbar
2. Sri Krishnadevarayalu
3. Shivaji
4. Sambhaji
1. Chandragupta Mourya
2. Chandragupta Vikramaditya
3. Harshavardhana
4. Raja Raja Chola
140. Bhakta Tukaram belongs to this king’s regime
1. Akbar
2. Sri Krishnadevarayalu
3. Shivaji
4. Sambhaji
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141. The important fair for Gonds is
1. Nagoba
2. Gussadi
3. Akipen
4. Dhinsa
142. If you dial 104, we will get,
1. free food
2. free medical suggestions
3. a complaint registered
4. banking transactions
1. Nagoba
2. Gussadi
3. Akipen
4. Dhinsa
142. If you dial 104, we will get,
1. free food
2. free medical suggestions
3. a complaint registered
4. banking transactions
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143. The triangular areas formed by alluvial soils are
1. Rivers
2. Deltas
3. Triangles
4. Alluvial soils
144. A good example for leguminous green manure crop
1. Jeeluga
2. Sugar cane
3. Cabbage
4. Alpha grass
1.
2.
3.
4.
1. Rivers
2. Deltas
3. Triangles
4. Alluvial soils
144. A good example for leguminous green manure crop
1. Jeeluga
2. Sugar cane
3. Cabbage
4. Alpha grass
1.
2.
3.
4.
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145. One of the following is included in the syntactic structure of
Science
1. Facts
2. Theories
3. Inquiry
4. Concepts
146. The specification ‘Reads contemporary history and politics
books, magazines, handouts’ comes under the objective
1. Application
2. Skill
3. Appreciation
4. Interest
Science
1. Facts
2. Theories
3. Inquiry
4. Concepts
146. The specification ‘Reads contemporary history and politics
books, magazines, handouts’ comes under the objective
1. Application
2. Skill
3. Appreciation
4. Interest
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147. “The distribution of plants and animals throughout the world”
can be taught by correlating Biological Science with
1. Geology
2. History
3. Geography
4. Physical Sciences
148. The percentage of learning is highest through the following
sense
1. Taste
2. Touch
3. Smell
4. Sight
can be taught by correlating Biological Science with
1. Geology
2. History
3. Geography
4. Physical Sciences
148. The percentage of learning is highest through the following
sense
1. Taste
2. Touch
3. Smell
4. Sight
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149. ‘As per time table, syllabus can be completed within the
prescribed time’ – This statement is most suitable to this
method of teaching.
1. Lecture method
2. Project method
3. Heuristic method
4. Problem solving method
150. Achievement test among the following
1. Rating scale
2. Intelligence test
3. Questionnaire
4. Checklist
prescribed time’ – This statement is most suitable to this
method of teaching.
1. Lecture method
2. Project method
3. Heuristic method
4. Problem solving method
150. Achievement test among the following
1. Rating scale
2. Intelligence test
3. Questionnaire
4. Checklist
Page 63
TET-June- 2018 - Final key
Paper-I - Telugu Medium - Set-B 10.06.2018 Afternoon Session
Q. Nos. CDP Q. Nos. Telugu Q. Nos. English Q. Nos. Maths Q. Nos. EVS
1 4 31 2 61 3 91 3 121 2
2 1 32 4 62 1 92 4 122 3
3 2 33 4 63 3 93 2 123 1
4 1 34 4 64 2 94 2 124 3
5 4 35 1 65 4 95 1 125 1
6 3 36 2 66 2 96 4 126 4
7 3 37 2 67 3 97 1 127 2
8 1 38 3 68 4 98 3 128 3
9 3 39 2 69 1 99 2 129 1
10 3 40 4 70 3 100 4 130 2
11 1 41 1 71 3 101 1 131 3
12 4 42 2 72 2 102 2 132 3
13 3 43 3 73 2 103 3 133 2
14 1 44 4 74 3 104 2 134 2
15 2 45 2 75 1 105 4 135 1
16 3 46 2 76 4 106 3 136 3
17 2 47 3 77 2 107 3 137 4
18 1 48 1 78 3 108 4 138 1
19 4 49 3 79 1 109 3 139 2
20 3 50 2 80 1 110 2 140 3
21 3 51 4 81 2 111 4 141 1
22 2 52 1 82 4 112 1 142 2
23 4 53 3 83 4 113 3 143 2
24 3 54 3 84 4 114 1 144 1
25 2 55 4 85 3 115 2 145 3
26 2 56 2 86 2 116 1 146 4
27 3 57 1 87 3 117 2 or 3 147 3
28 2 58 4 88 1 118 4 148 4
29 1 59 3 89 2 119 4 149 1
30 1 60 1 90 4 120 2 150 2
Paper-I - Telugu Medium - Set-B 10.06.2018 Afternoon Session
Q. Nos. CDP Q. Nos. Telugu Q. Nos. English Q. Nos. Maths Q. Nos. EVS
1 4 31 2 61 3 91 3 121 2
2 1 32 4 62 1 92 4 122 3
3 2 33 4 63 3 93 2 123 1
4 1 34 4 64 2 94 2 124 3
5 4 35 1 65 4 95 1 125 1
6 3 36 2 66 2 96 4 126 4
7 3 37 2 67 3 97 1 127 2
8 1 38 3 68 4 98 3 128 3
9 3 39 2 69 1 99 2 129 1
10 3 40 4 70 3 100 4 130 2
11 1 41 1 71 3 101 1 131 3
12 4 42 2 72 2 102 2 132 3
13 3 43 3 73 2 103 3 133 2
14 1 44 4 74 3 104 2 134 2
15 2 45 2 75 1 105 4 135 1
16 3 46 2 76 4 106 3 136 3
17 2 47 3 77 2 107 3 137 4
18 1 48 1 78 3 108 4 138 1
19 4 49 3 79 1 109 3 139 2
20 3 50 2 80 1 110 2 140 3
21 3 51 4 81 2 111 4 141 1
22 2 52 1 82 4 112 1 142 2
23 4 53 3 83 4 113 3 143 2
24 3 54 3 84 4 114 1 144 1
25 2 55 4 85 3 115 2 145 3
26 2 56 2 86 2 116 1 146 4
27 3 57 1 87 3 117 2 or 3 147 3
28 2 58 4 88 1 118 4 148 4
29 1 59 3 89 2 119 4 149 1
30 1 60 1 90 4 120 2 150 2
Document Details
| Board / Org | Andhra Pradesh Exams |
| Exam | Andhra Pradesh Teacher Eligibility Test |
| Type | Question Paper |
| Pages | 63 |
| Updated | 09 Jun 2026 |