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Page 1
APTET – 2018
Paper – II
14-6-2018- S-2 - Social Studies
1. A new born baby who is unable to hold its head could be able
to hold the head after four months without any training – this
is due to
1. Aptitude
2. Learning
3. Maturation
4. Environment
Paper – II
14-6-2018- S-2 - Social Studies
1. A new born baby who is unable to hold its head could be able
to hold the head after four months without any training – this
is due to
1. Aptitude
2. Learning
3. Maturation
4. Environment
Page 2
2. The skill that is related to ‘empathy dimension’ of Golman’s
emotional intelligence
1. Leadership
2. Innovation
3. Achievement curiosity
4. Self Confidence
3. The stage of ‘morality of individual principles and
conscience’ comes under this level of Kholberg’s moral
development
1. Pre conventional morality
2. Post conventional morality
3. Natural conventional morality
4. Conventional morality
emotional intelligence
1. Leadership
2. Innovation
3. Achievement curiosity
4. Self Confidence
3. The stage of ‘morality of individual principles and
conscience’ comes under this level of Kholberg’s moral
development
1. Pre conventional morality
2. Post conventional morality
3. Natural conventional morality
4. Conventional morality
Page 3
4. According to Erickson the psychosocial stage of a person in
the age group of 12 to 20 is
1. Initiative Vs Guilt
2. Identity Vs Identity confusion
3. Intimacy Vs Isolation
4. Trust Vs Mistrust
Vs
Vs
Vs
Vs
5. The first stage in language development is
1. Stage of verbal comprehension
2. Sound imitation stage
3. Bobbling stage
4. Pre-language stage
the age group of 12 to 20 is
1. Initiative Vs Guilt
2. Identity Vs Identity confusion
3. Intimacy Vs Isolation
4. Trust Vs Mistrust
Vs
Vs
Vs
Vs
5. The first stage in language development is
1. Stage of verbal comprehension
2. Sound imitation stage
3. Bobbling stage
4. Pre-language stage
Page 4
6. The number of tests in General Aptitude Test Battery
(GATB) is
(GATB)
1. 18
2. 16
3. 14
4. 12
7. According to Gardner the persons who posses this type of
intelligence are called ‘Self Smart’
1. Bodily kinaesthetic intelligence
2. Interpersonal intelligence
3. Intrapersonal intelligence
4. Visual spatial intelligence
(GATB) is
(GATB)
1. 18
2. 16
3. 14
4. 12
7. According to Gardner the persons who posses this type of
intelligence are called ‘Self Smart’
1. Bodily kinaesthetic intelligence
2. Interpersonal intelligence
3. Intrapersonal intelligence
4. Visual spatial intelligence
Page 5
8. The correct statement with regard to personality is
1. Heredity only influences personality
2. Self consciousness is one of the characteristic of the
personality
3. Personality has no individual differences
4. Personality is not static, it is passive
9. One of the following is a characteristic feature of a depressed
person
1. Always happy
2. Interest in make up
3. Self condemnation nature
4. Enthusiasm towards work
depression)
1. Heredity only influences personality
2. Self consciousness is one of the characteristic of the
personality
3. Personality has no individual differences
4. Personality is not static, it is passive
9. One of the following is a characteristic feature of a depressed
person
1. Always happy
2. Interest in make up
3. Self condemnation nature
4. Enthusiasm towards work
depression)
Page 6
10. A person weeping like a child after losing civil services exam,
the defense mechanism here is
1. Displacement
2. Regression
3. Identification
4. Compensation
11. ‘Look into yourself’ is the concept of this psychological
method
1. Experimental method
2. Introspection method
3. Case study method
4. Non participated observation
the defense mechanism here is
1. Displacement
2. Regression
3. Identification
4. Compensation
11. ‘Look into yourself’ is the concept of this psychological
method
1. Experimental method
2. Introspection method
3. Case study method
4. Non participated observation
Page 7
12. In the experiment ‘The influence of homework on student’s
achievement’, the independent variable is
1. Students achievement
2. Home work
3. Arrival of relatives to house
4. No independent variable
13. Learning the names of the states and their corresponding
capital cities comes under
1. Conceptual learning
2. Procedural learning
3. Generalisation learning
4. Factual learning
achievement’, the independent variable is
1. Students achievement
2. Home work
3. Arrival of relatives to house
4. No independent variable
13. Learning the names of the states and their corresponding
capital cities comes under
1. Conceptual learning
2. Procedural learning
3. Generalisation learning
4. Factual learning
Page 8
14. This is not related to Learning Theories of Association
1. Insightful learning
2. Operant conditioning
3. Classical conditioning
4. Trail and Error learning
15. In Pavlov’s experiment the conditioned stimulus “bell” is
made as unconditioned stimulus, for conditioning with
“lamp” also is,
1. Spontaneous Recovery
2. Generalisation
3. Discrimination
4. Higher order conditioning
1. Insightful learning
2. Operant conditioning
3. Classical conditioning
4. Trail and Error learning
15. In Pavlov’s experiment the conditioned stimulus “bell” is
made as unconditioned stimulus, for conditioning with
“lamp” also is,
1. Spontaneous Recovery
2. Generalisation
3. Discrimination
4. Higher order conditioning
Page 9
16. ‘Egocentrism’ exists in this cognitive developmental stage of
Piaget
1. Pre-operational
2. Concrete-operational
3. Sensory-motor
4. Formal operational
17. This term was introduced by Vygotsky with respect to
construction of knowledge.
1. Instructional Scaffolding
2. Social Scaffolding
3. Constructional Scaffolding
4. Conventional Scaffolding
Piaget
1. Pre-operational
2. Concrete-operational
3. Sensory-motor
4. Formal operational
17. This term was introduced by Vygotsky with respect to
construction of knowledge.
1. Instructional Scaffolding
2. Social Scaffolding
3. Constructional Scaffolding
4. Conventional Scaffolding
Page 10
18. The learning theory proposed by Carl Rogers is
1. Multi factor learning theory
2. Experiential learning theory
3. Social learning theory
4. Observational learning theory
19. With regard to the scientists and the animals they used in their
experiments, one of the following is a wrong pair
1. Skinner - Rat
2. Pavlov - Dog
3. Thorndike - Cat
4. Kohler - Pigeon
1. Multi factor learning theory
2. Experiential learning theory
3. Social learning theory
4. Observational learning theory
19. With regard to the scientists and the animals they used in their
experiments, one of the following is a wrong pair
1. Skinner - Rat
2. Pavlov - Dog
3. Thorndike - Cat
4. Kohler - Pigeon
Page 11
20. “The reason for my today’s position is due to my yesterday’s
thinking about what I should be tomorrow” – these words of
Mc Iver are the best example for
1. External motivation
2. Achievement motivation
3. Intrinsic motivation
4. Self motivation
thinking about what I should be tomorrow” – these words of
Mc Iver are the best example for
1. External motivation
2. Achievement motivation
3. Intrinsic motivation
4. Self motivation
Page 12
21. An individual learns to remember the city where Salarjung
Museum exists by connecting this city where Charminar also
exists. This type of memory is
1. Immediate memory
2. Rote memory
3. Short term memory
4. Associative memory
Museum exists by connecting this city where Charminar also
exists. This type of memory is
1. Immediate memory
2. Rote memory
3. Short term memory
4. Associative memory
Page 13
22. At first a person learnt to release the arrow by looking at the
target and later he learnt to shoot the bullet from the gun, here
the type of transfer of learning is
1. Bilateral
2. Positive
3. Negative
4. Zero
target and later he learnt to shoot the bullet from the gun, here
the type of transfer of learning is
1. Bilateral
2. Positive
3. Negative
4. Zero
Page 14
23. In this model of inclusive Education along with the regular
teacher the resource teacher also takes classes
1. Resource model
2. Itinerant model
3. Duel teaching model
4. Distance learning model
24. This is not a good study habit
1. Daily revision
2. Assessment at weekend
3. Reading during examinations only
4. Revision before examinations
teacher the resource teacher also takes classes
1. Resource model
2. Itinerant model
3. Duel teaching model
4. Distance learning model
24. This is not a good study habit
1. Daily revision
2. Assessment at weekend
3. Reading during examinations only
4. Revision before examinations
Page 15
25. The word ‘Instructional Scaffolding’ was introduced by
1. Vygotsky
2. Bandura
3. Bruner
4. Thorndike
26. One of the following is an item related to student centered
environment
1. Teachers are responsible for students learning
2. Learning objectives are determined by teachers
3. Examinations are limited to cognitive domain
4. Importance should be given to construction of
knowledge among students
1. Vygotsky
2. Bandura
3. Bruner
4. Thorndike
26. One of the following is an item related to student centered
environment
1. Teachers are responsible for students learning
2. Learning objectives are determined by teachers
3. Examinations are limited to cognitive domain
4. Importance should be given to construction of
knowledge among students
Page 16
27. Bharati approached her teacher for a family problem. The
teacher ascertained complete information and also suggested
a solution. The type of counseling provided by the teacher is
1. Directive
2. Non-directive
3. Eclectic
4. Informal counselling
teacher ascertained complete information and also suggested
a solution. The type of counseling provided by the teacher is
1. Directive
2. Non-directive
3. Eclectic
4. Informal counselling
Page 17
28. As per RTE Act-2009 and Rules of Govt. of AP, the incorrect
statement is
1. Unrecognised Schools are to be prohibited.
2. Gram Panchayat Sarpanch prepares school
development plan.
3. School age children admission shall not be rejected
4. Every school should have a School Management
Committee
RTE
29. One of the following is not the use of co-operative learning
1. The concept of me and mine exists in achieving the
goal
2. Develops social skills
3. Positive reciprocity exists
4. Mutual discussions take place between students
statement is
1. Unrecognised Schools are to be prohibited.
2. Gram Panchayat Sarpanch prepares school
development plan.
3. School age children admission shall not be rejected
4. Every school should have a School Management
Committee
RTE
29. One of the following is not the use of co-operative learning
1. The concept of me and mine exists in achieving the
goal
2. Develops social skills
3. Positive reciprocity exists
4. Mutual discussions take place between students
Page 18
30. According to Hether’s ‘Many levels of inquiry’ theory the
third level of inquiry learning is
1. Confirmation inquiry
2. Structured inquiry
3. Guided inquiry
4. True inquiry
third level of inquiry learning is
1. Confirmation inquiry
2. Structured inquiry
3. Guided inquiry
4. True inquiry
Page 28
61. She left a measly tip for the waiter.
Choose the meaning of the word, ‘measly’ given in the
sentence above.
1. less in quantity
2. more than needed
3. bigger and bigger
4. great or huge
62. Gopal is a theist.
This sentence means;
1. Gopal believes in God.
2. Gopal hates women.
3. Gopal imitates others.
4. Gopal spends too much.
63. Choose the prefix that means ‘many’.
1. Ante -
2. Per -
3. Intro -
4. Poly -
Choose the meaning of the word, ‘measly’ given in the
sentence above.
1. less in quantity
2. more than needed
3. bigger and bigger
4. great or huge
62. Gopal is a theist.
This sentence means;
1. Gopal believes in God.
2. Gopal hates women.
3. Gopal imitates others.
4. Gopal spends too much.
63. Choose the prefix that means ‘many’.
1. Ante -
2. Per -
3. Intro -
4. Poly -
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64. Choose the word with wrong spelling.
1. Appetite
2. Gruel
3. Stupified
4. Sobbed
65. Choose the pair of words which are homonyms.
1. minutes – minutes
2. one - won
3. died - dyed
4. not - knot
66. The Raman Effect was a remarkable achievement in science.
Choose the opposite word of ‘remarkable’.
1. Misremarkable
2. Disremarkable
3. Inremarkable
4. Unremarkable
67. The workers called off their strike.
Choose the meaning of the phrasal verb ‘called off’.
1. Rised
2. Started
3. Stopped
4. Moved
1. Appetite
2. Gruel
3. Stupified
4. Sobbed
65. Choose the pair of words which are homonyms.
1. minutes – minutes
2. one - won
3. died - dyed
4. not - knot
66. The Raman Effect was a remarkable achievement in science.
Choose the opposite word of ‘remarkable’.
1. Misremarkable
2. Disremarkable
3. Inremarkable
4. Unremarkable
67. The workers called off their strike.
Choose the meaning of the phrasal verb ‘called off’.
1. Rised
2. Started
3. Stopped
4. Moved
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68. He can outdo every competitor.
This sentence expresses:
1. ability
2. obligation
3. sincerity
4. wish
69. Choose the correct sentence with respect to the use of articles.
1. The beauty is a truth.
2. Beauty is the truth.
3. The beauty is truth.
4. Beauty is truth.
70. The poor beggar is addicted ……… smoking.
Choose the correct preposition that fits the blank.
1. on
2. to
3. for
4. in
71. Identify the sentence with a noun clause.
1. Where he lives is not known to anyone.
2. If I were you, I would accept the offer.
3. She works harder than Mohan.
4. He is as dull as he is fat
This sentence expresses:
1. ability
2. obligation
3. sincerity
4. wish
69. Choose the correct sentence with respect to the use of articles.
1. The beauty is a truth.
2. Beauty is the truth.
3. The beauty is truth.
4. Beauty is truth.
70. The poor beggar is addicted ……… smoking.
Choose the correct preposition that fits the blank.
1. on
2. to
3. for
4. in
71. Identify the sentence with a noun clause.
1. Where he lives is not known to anyone.
2. If I were you, I would accept the offer.
3. She works harder than Mohan.
4. He is as dull as he is fat
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72. Will you please post this letter for me?
This sentence is:
1. an informal question
2. an informal request
3. a polite request
4. a bold question
73. You won’t come home today.
The correct question tag for this sentence is:
1. would you ?
2. will you ?
3. won’t you ?
4. aren’t you ?
74. Choose the imperative sentence from the following.
1. It was a horrible incident.
2. Could you lend me your book ?
3. Lend me your book, please.
4. I have seen him.
This sentence is:
1. an informal question
2. an informal request
3. a polite request
4. a bold question
73. You won’t come home today.
The correct question tag for this sentence is:
1. would you ?
2. will you ?
3. won’t you ?
4. aren’t you ?
74. Choose the imperative sentence from the following.
1. It was a horrible incident.
2. Could you lend me your book ?
3. Lend me your book, please.
4. I have seen him.
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75. “I’ll catch you in a minute,” said Seema.
Choose the reported speech of the sentence.
1. Seema said that she would catch him in a minute.
2. Seema asked if she could catch him in a minute.
3. Seema said if she could catch him in a minute.
4. Seema told that she will catch him in a minute.
76. Tea as well as coffee …………. exported from India.
Choose the correct form of verb that fits the blank.
1. have
2. are
3. is
4. were
77. Naseer and Umesh …………….. for a movie yesterday.
Choose the correct tense form that fits the blank.
1. gone
2. have gone
3. went
4. had gone
Choose the reported speech of the sentence.
1. Seema said that she would catch him in a minute.
2. Seema asked if she could catch him in a minute.
3. Seema said if she could catch him in a minute.
4. Seema told that she will catch him in a minute.
76. Tea as well as coffee …………. exported from India.
Choose the correct form of verb that fits the blank.
1. have
2. are
3. is
4. were
77. Naseer and Umesh …………….. for a movie yesterday.
Choose the correct tense form that fits the blank.
1. gone
2. have gone
3. went
4. had gone
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78. That was only somebody opening the door.
In the above sentence ‘that’ is;
1. a conjunction
2. a linker
3. a pronoun
4. an adjective
79. She went to the doctor …………. she might be cured.
Choose the linker that completes the sentence meaningfully.
1. because
2. therefore
3. as well
4. unless
80. Rahim lost the match, this surprised everyone.
These two sentences can be combined meaningfully as ;
1. Rahim lost the match to surprise me.
2. Rahim surprised the match to lose it.
3. Rahim lost the match surprisingly.
4. The match surprised Rahim and everyone.
In the above sentence ‘that’ is;
1. a conjunction
2. a linker
3. a pronoun
4. an adjective
79. She went to the doctor …………. she might be cured.
Choose the linker that completes the sentence meaningfully.
1. because
2. therefore
3. as well
4. unless
80. Rahim lost the match, this surprised everyone.
These two sentences can be combined meaningfully as ;
1. Rahim lost the match to surprise me.
2. Rahim surprised the match to lose it.
3. Rahim lost the match surprisingly.
4. The match surprised Rahim and everyone.
Page 34
81. Choose the grammatically correct sentence from the
following.
1. Suresh and me went for a walk.
2. Suresh and I went for a walk.
3. Suresh and myself went for a walk.
4. I and Suresh went for a walk.
82. Did the snake follow you
This sentence ends with;
1. a full stop
2. a comma
3. an exclamatory mark
4. a question mark
83. Choose the word that should begin with a capital letter.
1. study
2. december
3. human
4. state
84. Choose the sentence in passive voice.
1. A spoonful of sugar was put in my coffee.
2. She has made a kite for me.
3. He will have passed his exam by next year.
4. Mohan was interested in music.
following.
1. Suresh and me went for a walk.
2. Suresh and I went for a walk.
3. Suresh and myself went for a walk.
4. I and Suresh went for a walk.
82. Did the snake follow you
This sentence ends with;
1. a full stop
2. a comma
3. an exclamatory mark
4. a question mark
83. Choose the word that should begin with a capital letter.
1. study
2. december
3. human
4. state
84. Choose the sentence in passive voice.
1. A spoonful of sugar was put in my coffee.
2. She has made a kite for me.
3. He will have passed his exam by next year.
4. Mohan was interested in music.
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85. No other solider was ……………. Alexander in the World.
Choose the correct expression that fits the blank.
1. so great as
2. as great as
3. greater than
4. the greatest as
86. Choose the salutation to your father while writing a letter.
1. Respected father
2. Mr. father
3. My dear Father
4. Sir
87. Choose the list of words in correct alphabetical order.
1. surgeon, system, sprinkled, stranger
2. sprinkled, stranger, surgeon, system
3. system, surgeon, sprinkled, stranger
4. stranger, surgeon, sprinkled, system
88. The flimsy structure of the house collapsed.
Choose the synonym of the word ‘flimsy’.
1. weak
2. week
3. strong
4. great
Choose the correct expression that fits the blank.
1. so great as
2. as great as
3. greater than
4. the greatest as
86. Choose the salutation to your father while writing a letter.
1. Respected father
2. Mr. father
3. My dear Father
4. Sir
87. Choose the list of words in correct alphabetical order.
1. surgeon, system, sprinkled, stranger
2. sprinkled, stranger, surgeon, system
3. system, surgeon, sprinkled, stranger
4. stranger, surgeon, sprinkled, system
88. The flimsy structure of the house collapsed.
Choose the synonym of the word ‘flimsy’.
1. weak
2. week
3. strong
4. great
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89. Read the following passage and choose the correct
answer to the question.
In ancient times, people bothered about their health only
when they fell ill. But now the physicians have discovered the
factors responsible for patients’ diseases. A physician should
have a thorough professional knowledge, patience and
sympathy towards patients to cure diseases.
Physicians should have sympathy towards;
1. diseases
2. health
3. people with ill health
4. people with good health
90. Read the following passage and choose the correct
answer to the question.
In ancient times, people bothered about their health only
when they fell ill. But now the physicians have discovered the
factors responsible for patients’ diseases. A physician should
have a thorough professional knowledge, patience and
sympathy towards patients to cure diseases.
The person who helps people in treating ill health is;
1. a patient
2. a physician
3. a professor
4. a magician
answer to the question.
In ancient times, people bothered about their health only
when they fell ill. But now the physicians have discovered the
factors responsible for patients’ diseases. A physician should
have a thorough professional knowledge, patience and
sympathy towards patients to cure diseases.
Physicians should have sympathy towards;
1. diseases
2. health
3. people with ill health
4. people with good health
90. Read the following passage and choose the correct
answer to the question.
In ancient times, people bothered about their health only
when they fell ill. But now the physicians have discovered the
factors responsible for patients’ diseases. A physician should
have a thorough professional knowledge, patience and
sympathy towards patients to cure diseases.
The person who helps people in treating ill health is;
1. a patient
2. a physician
3. a professor
4. a magician
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91. ‘India is a Peninsula’ - because
1. India is surrounded by seas on four sides
2. India is surrounded by seas on three sides
3. It has the Himalayas on the north side
4. It has triangular plateau
92. The act that governs migration of Indians to foreign countries
for employment is
1. The Emigration Act - 1983
2. Diplomatic Relations Act -1985
3. The Emigration Act - 1984
4. Diplomatic Relations Act - 1986
1. India is surrounded by seas on four sides
2. India is surrounded by seas on three sides
3. It has the Himalayas on the north side
4. It has triangular plateau
92. The act that governs migration of Indians to foreign countries
for employment is
1. The Emigration Act - 1983
2. Diplomatic Relations Act -1985
3. The Emigration Act - 1984
4. Diplomatic Relations Act - 1986
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93. After the Second World War, America came up with this plan
to fund the economic revival of Japan and Germany.
1. Maltov plan
2. Truman’s plan
3. Marshal plan
4. Roosevelt plan
94. The person who played a vital role in pan-Africanism was
1. Kwame – N - Krumah
2. Kensaro - Viva
3. Nnamdi Azikive
4. Nelson Mandela
to fund the economic revival of Japan and Germany.
1. Maltov plan
2. Truman’s plan
3. Marshal plan
4. Roosevelt plan
94. The person who played a vital role in pan-Africanism was
1. Kwame – N - Krumah
2. Kensaro - Viva
3. Nnamdi Azikive
4. Nelson Mandela
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95. The Urdu poet who spoke the need of “North West Indian
Muslim State.”
1. Mirza Ghalib
2. Mohammad Iqbal
3. Choudhry Rehmat Ali
4. Khasim Razvi
96. ‘The Constituent Assembly represents the nation which is
fashioning for itself a new garment in its own making’ said
by-
1. Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel
2. Mahatma Gandhi
3. Jawaharlal Nehru
4. Dr. B.R. Ambedkar
Muslim State.”
1. Mirza Ghalib
2. Mohammad Iqbal
3. Choudhry Rehmat Ali
4. Khasim Razvi
96. ‘The Constituent Assembly represents the nation which is
fashioning for itself a new garment in its own making’ said
by-
1. Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel
2. Mahatma Gandhi
3. Jawaharlal Nehru
4. Dr. B.R. Ambedkar
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97. The article in Indian Constitution intended to protect the
essential characteristics of Kashmir state.
1. Article 356
2. Article 360
3. Article 370
4. Article 316
98. To be called as a ‘Mega City’, the criteria of population
should be
1. More than 1 crore people
2. Ten lakhs
3. Fifty lakhs
4. Twenty five lakhs
essential characteristics of Kashmir state.
1. Article 356
2. Article 360
3. Article 370
4. Article 316
98. To be called as a ‘Mega City’, the criteria of population
should be
1. More than 1 crore people
2. Ten lakhs
3. Fifty lakhs
4. Twenty five lakhs
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99. The name Pakistan was coined by
1. Syed Ahmed Khan
2. Mohammad Ali Jinnah
3. Choudhry Rehmat Ali
4. Mohammad Iqbal
100. State Re-organisation Commission was appointed in the year
1. 1953
2. 1956
3. 1958
4. 1960
1. Syed Ahmed Khan
2. Mohammad Ali Jinnah
3. Choudhry Rehmat Ali
4. Mohammad Iqbal
100. State Re-organisation Commission was appointed in the year
1. 1953
2. 1956
3. 1958
4. 1960
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101. The border line between China and India
1. Durand line
2. Radcliff line
3. Mc Mahon line
4. Line of control
102. The writer of Kitab al - Hind
1. Al - Biruni
2. Mahmud Ghazni
3. Ferdowsi
4. Abdul - Azeez
1. Durand line
2. Radcliff line
3. Mc Mahon line
4. Line of control
102. The writer of Kitab al - Hind
1. Al - Biruni
2. Mahmud Ghazni
3. Ferdowsi
4. Abdul - Azeez
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103. Gondwana and Eurasia blocks were separated by this sea
1. Red sea
2. Meditarian sea
3. Tethys sea
4. Caspian sea
104. One of the following statements is incorrect regarding
Kyoto protocol
1. UNO conducted this meeting
2. Limiting the emission of green house gases up to 5.2%
3. Protect mother earth
4. Find out the reasons for population explosion
1. Red sea
2. Meditarian sea
3. Tethys sea
4. Caspian sea
104. One of the following statements is incorrect regarding
Kyoto protocol
1. UNO conducted this meeting
2. Limiting the emission of green house gases up to 5.2%
3. Protect mother earth
4. Find out the reasons for population explosion
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105. Formal loans are provided by
1. Banks
2. Money lenders
3. Traders
4. Relatives
106. Continuous rise in prices of goods is called as
1. Price index
2. Inflation
3. Deflation
4. Economic depression
1. Banks
2. Money lenders
3. Traders
4. Relatives
106. Continuous rise in prices of goods is called as
1. Price index
2. Inflation
3. Deflation
4. Economic depression
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107. “Even though the study of literature offers no dignity and
reward to women, every women should read literature” – said
by
1. Isabella
2. Antonio
3. Jacqueline
4. Cassandra Fedele
108. “A Nation is not the territory that the people belonging to it
inhabit but people themselves”. This modern meaning of the
term ‘Nation’ was given by this revolution.
1. American Revolution
2. French Revolution
3. England Revolution
4. Italy Revolution
reward to women, every women should read literature” – said
by
1. Isabella
2. Antonio
3. Jacqueline
4. Cassandra Fedele
108. “A Nation is not the territory that the people belonging to it
inhabit but people themselves”. This modern meaning of the
term ‘Nation’ was given by this revolution.
1. American Revolution
2. French Revolution
3. England Revolution
4. Italy Revolution
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109. This county established ‘Seaborne Empire’ over the Indian
Ocean in 16th century:
1. Spain
2. Portugal
3. Italy
4. Germany
110. Leader of Adivasis’s of Chotanagpur
1. Komaram Bheem
2. Birsa Munda
3. Sita Rama Raju
4. Haimendorf
Ocean in 16th century:
1. Spain
2. Portugal
3. Italy
4. Germany
110. Leader of Adivasis’s of Chotanagpur
1. Komaram Bheem
2. Birsa Munda
3. Sita Rama Raju
4. Haimendorf
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111. The revolutionary movements across Arab countries in the
latter half of 2010 are due to
1. Protect oil resources
2. Establishment democratic government
3. Protect the rights of middle class people
4. Establish military rule
112. The first largest country to give Universal voting right was
1. Belgium
2. USA
3. Soviet Russia (USSR)
4. France
USA
(USSR)
latter half of 2010 are due to
1. Protect oil resources
2. Establishment democratic government
3. Protect the rights of middle class people
4. Establish military rule
112. The first largest country to give Universal voting right was
1. Belgium
2. USA
3. Soviet Russia (USSR)
4. France
USA
(USSR)
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113. The state that was created in Assam from the tribal regions of
Khasi, Jaintia and Garo hills is
1. Nagaland
2. Arunachal Pradesh
3. Meghalaya
4. Mizoram
114. The Universal declaration of Human Rights was passed in the
year
1. 1945
2. 1948
3. 1955
4. 1958
Khasi, Jaintia and Garo hills is
1. Nagaland
2. Arunachal Pradesh
3. Meghalaya
4. Mizoram
114. The Universal declaration of Human Rights was passed in the
year
1. 1945
2. 1948
3. 1955
4. 1958
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115. The name of the famous Arab map maker who showed south
at the top and north at bottom in map.
1. Ptolemy
2. Hecatueus
3. Herodotus
4. Al Idrisi
116. The colour code that represents the plateaus and swamps in
the map is
1. Yellow
2. Black
3. Blue
4. Green
at the top and north at bottom in map.
1. Ptolemy
2. Hecatueus
3. Herodotus
4. Al Idrisi
116. The colour code that represents the plateaus and swamps in
the map is
1. Yellow
2. Black
3. Blue
4. Green
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117. In Ananthapuram there is high variation of temperatures in
summer and in winter. The reason is
1. it is in coastal area
2. it is nearer to the equator
3. it is far from the sea coast
4. it is in the hilly area
118. Name the ocean that remains frozen throughout the year
1. Atlantic
2. Antarctic
3. Indian
4. Arctic
summer and in winter. The reason is
1. it is in coastal area
2. it is nearer to the equator
3. it is far from the sea coast
4. it is in the hilly area
118. Name the ocean that remains frozen throughout the year
1. Atlantic
2. Antarctic
3. Indian
4. Arctic
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119. The only gold mines in India are
1. Panna mines
2. Kolar mines
3. Sandur mines
4. Singareni mines
120. Day and nights are equal on this day
1. March 26
2. September 23
3. June 21
4. July 23
1. Panna mines
2. Kolar mines
3. Sandur mines
4. Singareni mines
120. Day and nights are equal on this day
1. March 26
2. September 23
3. June 21
4. July 23
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121. The writer of the book ‘Akbar Nama’
1. Piradousi
2. Shah Alam
3. Abul Fazal
4. Thansen
122. Raja Rama Mohan Roy belongs to this state
1. Bengal
2. Uttar Pradesh
3. Bihar
4. Andhra Pradesh
1. Piradousi
2. Shah Alam
3. Abul Fazal
4. Thansen
122. Raja Rama Mohan Roy belongs to this state
1. Bengal
2. Uttar Pradesh
3. Bihar
4. Andhra Pradesh
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123. This Act that was passed by Britishers in 1919, curbed the
fundamental rights of Indians
1. Minto – Morley reforms
2. Montagu – Chelmsford reforms
3. Rowlatt Act
4. Indian Government Act
124. The Telugu social reformer who conducted widow remarriage
for the first time
1. Gurajada Appa Rao
2. Rayaprolu Subba Rao
3. Chilakamarthy Lakshmi Narasimham
4. Kandukuri Veeresalingam
fundamental rights of Indians
1. Minto – Morley reforms
2. Montagu – Chelmsford reforms
3. Rowlatt Act
4. Indian Government Act
124. The Telugu social reformer who conducted widow remarriage
for the first time
1. Gurajada Appa Rao
2. Rayaprolu Subba Rao
3. Chilakamarthy Lakshmi Narasimham
4. Kandukuri Veeresalingam
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125. The heights of any place on the land are measured from,
1. Plains
2. Mean sea level
3. Slope of the land
4. Physical feature of the land
126. These monsoons cause heavy rains during October and
December in coastal Andhra Pradesh
1. North – East monsoon
2. South – West monsoon
3. Planetary winds
4. Local winds
1. Plains
2. Mean sea level
3. Slope of the land
4. Physical feature of the land
126. These monsoons cause heavy rains during October and
December in coastal Andhra Pradesh
1. North – East monsoon
2. South – West monsoon
3. Planetary winds
4. Local winds
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127. The Veera Shaiva movement was initiated by
1. Basavanna
2. Eknath
3. Tukaram
4. Namdev
128. The Nawab who was defeated in The Battle of Plassey
1. Sirajuddaula
2. Meer Zafar
3. Meer Alam
4. Meer Khasim
1. Basavanna
2. Eknath
3. Tukaram
4. Namdev
128. The Nawab who was defeated in The Battle of Plassey
1. Sirajuddaula
2. Meer Zafar
3. Meer Alam
4. Meer Khasim
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129. The meaning of the concept ‘Sulh-i-Kul’ is
1. Religious freedom
2. Religious tolerance
3. Religious equality
4. Universal peace
130. The number of Revenue Divisions in Andhra Pradesh are
1. 50
2. 25
3. 30
4. 28
1. Religious freedom
2. Religious tolerance
3. Religious equality
4. Universal peace
130. The number of Revenue Divisions in Andhra Pradesh are
1. 50
2. 25
3. 30
4. 28
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131. In Andhra Pradesh from among the number of Members of
Legislative Council (MLCs), the number of members elected
by teachers is
1. 1/2 part (nearly 25)
2. 1/6th part (nearly 8)
3. 1/9th part (nearly 6)
4. 1/12th part (nearly 3 or 4)
132. The longitude that was called as International Date Line
1. 0° longitude
2. 180° longitude
3. 130° longitude
4. 90° longitude
Legislative Council (MLCs), the number of members elected
by teachers is
1. 1/2 part (nearly 25)
2. 1/6th part (nearly 8)
3. 1/9th part (nearly 6)
4. 1/12th part (nearly 3 or 4)
132. The longitude that was called as International Date Line
1. 0° longitude
2. 180° longitude
3. 130° longitude
4. 90° longitude
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133. The feature that was not related to black soils is
1. The block soils are very sticky in rainy season
2. They retain moisture for a long time
3. Tend to crack when they dry up
4. Harvest is very less in these soils
134. The farming method of Kondareddy’s in Bison hills is known
as
1. ‘Podu’ cultivation
2. Intensive cultivation
3. Commercial cultivation
4. Natural cultivation
1. The block soils are very sticky in rainy season
2. They retain moisture for a long time
3. Tend to crack when they dry up
4. Harvest is very less in these soils
134. The farming method of Kondareddy’s in Bison hills is known
as
1. ‘Podu’ cultivation
2. Intensive cultivation
3. Commercial cultivation
4. Natural cultivation
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135. The powerful Mahajanapada Kingdom Magadha spread on
both sides of this river.
1. Sindhu
2. Mahanadi
3. Ganga
4. Brahmaputra
136. The following place has no remains of Bouddha Stupa in it.
1. Amaravathi
2. Bhattiprolu
3. Penugonda
4. Guntupalli (Jeelakarragudem)
both sides of this river.
1. Sindhu
2. Mahanadi
3. Ganga
4. Brahmaputra
136. The following place has no remains of Bouddha Stupa in it.
1. Amaravathi
2. Bhattiprolu
3. Penugonda
4. Guntupalli (Jeelakarragudem)
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137. The feature related to ‘Gana’ form of Government
1. It is centralized administration
2. No value for public opinion
3. Ruled by single person
4. Ruled by a group of persons
138. The mantra that was popularized by Chaitanya Mahaprabhu
1. Hare Rama mantra
2. Hare Krishna mantra
3. Gayatri mantra
4. Narayana mantra
1. It is centralized administration
2. No value for public opinion
3. Ruled by single person
4. Ruled by a group of persons
138. The mantra that was popularized by Chaitanya Mahaprabhu
1. Hare Rama mantra
2. Hare Krishna mantra
3. Gayatri mantra
4. Narayana mantra
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139. The following is not an aim of teaching social studies
1. Development of good citizenship
2. Development of sense of belongingness
3. Development of the feelings of cooperation and
interdependence
4. Development of map drawing skills
sense of belongingness
1. Development of good citizenship
2. Development of sense of belongingness
3. Development of the feelings of cooperation and
interdependence
4. Development of map drawing skills
sense of belongingness
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140. The Right to Free and Compulsory Education Act – 2009 was
approved by the President of India on
1. 2009 August 26th
2. 2009 November 26th
3. 2009 August 27th
4. 2009 November 27th
– 2009
141. Utilisation of village model in teaching comes under this
learning experience in Edgardale cone of experience
1. Direct purposeful experience
2. Contrived experience
3. Demonstrations
4. Exhibits
approved by the President of India on
1. 2009 August 26th
2. 2009 November 26th
3. 2009 August 27th
4. 2009 November 27th
– 2009
141. Utilisation of village model in teaching comes under this
learning experience in Edgardale cone of experience
1. Direct purposeful experience
2. Contrived experience
3. Demonstrations
4. Exhibits
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142. The philosophical basis for the project method is
1. Idealism
2. Naturalism
3. Pragmatism
4. Constructivism
143. The name of the organisation set up by Mother Theresa in
India
1. Smile foundation
2. Mother foundation
3. Missionaries of Charities
4. Home for people
1. Idealism
2. Naturalism
3. Pragmatism
4. Constructivism
143. The name of the organisation set up by Mother Theresa in
India
1. Smile foundation
2. Mother foundation
3. Missionaries of Charities
4. Home for people
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144. When Andhra Pradesh state is formed its financial position is
very poor – This topic can be taught effectively through this
method.
1. Project Method
2. Debate Method
3. Inquiry based approach
4. Activity based approach
145. Originality and creativity are not developed by this method
1. Deductive method
2. Inductive method
3. Discussion method
4. Project method
originality
very poor – This topic can be taught effectively through this
method.
1. Project Method
2. Debate Method
3. Inquiry based approach
4. Activity based approach
145. Originality and creativity are not developed by this method
1. Deductive method
2. Inductive method
3. Discussion method
4. Project method
originality
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146. The use of concept maps as teaching strategy was first
developed by
1. Symington
2. Posner
3. Vygotsky
4. J. D. Novak
147. The following is not a resource of economic interest
1. Banks
2. Factories
3. Dams
4. Milk Dairies
developed by
1. Symington
2. Posner
3. Vygotsky
4. J. D. Novak
147. The following is not a resource of economic interest
1. Banks
2. Factories
3. Dams
4. Milk Dairies
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148. Check lists and achievement tests respectively are
1. Testing device, testing device
2. Non testing device, non testing device
3. Testing device, non testing device
4. Non-testing device, testing device
149. This type of evaluation helps and inspires the pupil to
compete within him / her self
1. Criterion referenced evaluation
2. Norm referenced evaluation
3. Diagnostic evaluation
4. Prognostic evaluation
1. Testing device, testing device
2. Non testing device, non testing device
3. Testing device, non testing device
4. Non-testing device, testing device
149. This type of evaluation helps and inspires the pupil to
compete within him / her self
1. Criterion referenced evaluation
2. Norm referenced evaluation
3. Diagnostic evaluation
4. Prognostic evaluation
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150. “Draw a map of your village and locate historical places and
service institutions in it”. This question is intended to
realization of this objective.
1. Appreciation
2. Skill
3. Attitude
4. Understanding
service institutions in it”. This question is intended to
realization of this objective.
1. Appreciation
2. Skill
3. Attitude
4. Understanding
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TET-June- 2018 - Final key
Paper-II(A) - Telugu Medium - Set-I (S.S) 14.06.2018 Afternoon Session
Q.Nos CDP Q.Nos Telugu Q.Nos English Q.Nos Social Q.Nos Social
1 3 31 2 61 1 91 2 121 3
2 1 32 1 62 1 92 1 122 1
3 2 33 3 63 4 93 3 123 3
4 2 34 4 64 3 94 1 124 4
5 4 35 4 65 1 95 2 125 2
6 4 36 4 66 4 96 3 126 1
7 3 37 3 67 3 97 3 127 1
8 2 38 2 68 1 98 1 128 1
9 3 39 1 69 4 99 3 129 4
10 2 40 2 70 2 100 1 130 1
11 2 41 1 71 1 101 3 131 4
12 2 42 3 72 3 102 1 132 2
13 4 43 4 73 2 103 3 133 4
14 1 44 1 74 3 104 4 134 1
15 4 45 3 75 1 105 1 135 3
16 1 46 2 76 3 106 2 136 3
17 2 47 1 77 3 107 4 137 4
18 2 48 3 78 3 108 2 138 2
19 4 49 1 79 2 109 2 139 4
20 2 50 2 80 3 110 2 140 1
21 4 51 2 81 2 111 2 141 2
22 2 52 1 82 4 112 3 142 3
23 1 53 4 83 2 113 3 143 3
24 3 54 4 84 1 114 2 144 2
25 3 55 3 85 1 115 4 145 1
26 4 56 1 86 3 116 1 146 4
27 1 57 2 87 2 117 3 147 3
28 2 58 1 88 1 118 4 148 4
29 1 59 2 89 3 119 2 149 1
30 3 60 3 90 2 120 2 150 2
Paper-II(A) - Telugu Medium - Set-I (S.S) 14.06.2018 Afternoon Session
Q.Nos CDP Q.Nos Telugu Q.Nos English Q.Nos Social Q.Nos Social
1 3 31 2 61 1 91 2 121 3
2 1 32 1 62 1 92 1 122 1
3 2 33 3 63 4 93 3 123 3
4 2 34 4 64 3 94 1 124 4
5 4 35 4 65 1 95 2 125 2
6 4 36 4 66 4 96 3 126 1
7 3 37 3 67 3 97 3 127 1
8 2 38 2 68 1 98 1 128 1
9 3 39 1 69 4 99 3 129 4
10 2 40 2 70 2 100 1 130 1
11 2 41 1 71 1 101 3 131 4
12 2 42 3 72 3 102 1 132 2
13 4 43 4 73 2 103 3 133 4
14 1 44 1 74 3 104 4 134 1
15 4 45 3 75 1 105 1 135 3
16 1 46 2 76 3 106 2 136 3
17 2 47 1 77 3 107 4 137 4
18 2 48 3 78 3 108 2 138 2
19 4 49 1 79 2 109 2 139 4
20 2 50 2 80 3 110 2 140 1
21 4 51 2 81 2 111 2 141 2
22 2 52 1 82 4 112 3 142 3
23 1 53 4 83 2 113 3 143 3
24 3 54 4 84 1 114 2 144 2
25 3 55 3 85 1 115 4 145 1
26 4 56 1 86 3 116 1 146 4
27 1 57 2 87 2 117 3 147 3
28 2 58 1 88 1 118 4 148 4
29 1 59 2 89 3 119 2 149 1
30 3 60 3 90 2 120 2 150 2
Document Details
| Board / Org | Andhra Pradesh Exams |
| Exam | Andhra Pradesh Teacher Eligibility Test |
| Type | Question Paper |
| Pages | 68 |
| Updated | 30 Apr 2026 |