UGC NET PAPER 1 DECEMBER 6 2019 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

1. classroom interactions are influenced largely by

    (A) Student's commitment

    (B) Teacher centric environment

    (C) organizational oversight

    (D) Unsolicited interventions

Answer (A)

2. 1.      A 50 year old man has a son whose age is 2/5 of his age. After how many, the ration of the age of the age of the man to his son will be 5/3

    (A) 10 Years

    (B) 15 Years

    (C) 20 Years

    (D) 25 Years

Answer (D)

3. “In this hospital, some nurses don’t wear while dress, some doctors have private practice an medicines prescribed are of high cost. Therefore, treatment in this hospital is of poor quality”. What fallacy does this argument make?

    (A)Fallacy of composition

    (B) Slippery slope

    (C) Fallacy of accident

    (D) Fallacy of division

Answer (B)

4. Which of the following is true with reference to anupalabdhi as a means of knowledge?

    (A) One do not cognize the pot on the table, therefore it is absent there

    (B) One directly perceive the absence of pot on the table

    (C) One infer the absence of pot on the table since one do not find it to be there

    (D) One know the absence of the pot on the table because one know its similarity with other

Answer (A)

5. Identify the term 'X' in the following serie

    (A) 62

    (B) 69

    (C) 60

    (D) 71

Answer (A)

6. Which one of the following is the characteristic feature of an argument?

    (A) it is either valid or invalid

    (B) it is neither valid nor invalid

    (C) it is either true or false

    (D) it is neither true nor false

Answer (A)

7. In which of the following steps of research, the scope for creativity and imagination is utmost?

    (A) Identifying the research problem and defining it

    (B) Figuring out the related studies and the techniques used by other researchers.

    (C) Identifying variables and hypothesizing

    (D) Data analysis and presentation of results

Answer (A)

8. A college teacher does research with a view to depict the reality situations relating to home conditions and hostel provides for. which of the following research format will be helpful to do so?

    (A) Experimental research

    (B) Descriptive research

    (C) Participant observation based research

    (D) Ethnographic research

Answer (C)

9. Which of the following is an example of maximum performance test?

    (A) Projective personality test

    (B) Interest inventory

    (C) Aptitude test

    (D) Attitude test

Answer (C) 

10. The length of the side of square (5.0cm*5.0cm) is increased by 1%. by what percentage the area of the square increased?

    (A) 1%

    (B) 2%

    (C) 5%

    (D) 4%

Answer (B)

11. consider the following statements and choose the right option

(a) Middle term should be distributed in at least one premise

(b) Middle term should be present is the conclusion

(c) Both premises can be particular in a valid argument

(d) Both premises can be negative in a valid argument

choose the correct option from those given below

    (A) (c) and (d)

    (B) Only (c)

    (C) Only (a)

    (D) (b) and (c)

Answer (C)

12. When a large number of students with different performance levels are there in the class. for uniform imparting of educative interactions, a teacher should opt for a communication which is:

    (A) Top - down and linear

    (B) Technology - enabled

    (C) Individual - centric

    (D) Self - projected

Answer (B)

13. In case the population of research is heterogeneous in nature which of the following sampling techniques will ensure optimum representativeness of sample units?

    (A) Simple random sampling

    (B) Stratified random sampling

    (C) Cluster sampling

    (D) Systematic sampling

Answer (B)

14. Given below are two statements one is labelled as Assertion (A) and the other is labelled as Reason (R)

Assertion (A) Classroom communication is Pre-decided by social and institutional demands.

Reasons (R): Positive educative actions should guide learners to acquire knowledge of social significance.

In the light of the above two statements, choose the correct option:

    (A) Both (A) and (R) are true and is the correct explanation of (A)

    (B) Both (A) and (R) are true and is not the correct explanation of (A)

    (C) (A) is true, but (R) is false

    (D) (A) is false, but (R) true

Answer (A)

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