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GENERAL PAPER Paper – I Note : This paper contains Sixty (60) multiple choice questions. Each question carrying two (2) marks. Candidate is expected to answer any Fifty (50) questions. In case more than Fifty (50) questions are attempted, only the first Fifty (50) questions will be evaluated. 4. Among the following which is an

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for export

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certification in higher education and

controlling flood damage is ________

research

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(D) To regulate and control higher

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education institutions all over the

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holidays. Management supports this

India because

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paid for their holidays too. This situation refers to

the country

(A) Lack of professional standards

(B) It enables lower strata of society for a better standard of living

(B) Lack of respect for professional rights of teachers

(C) It compensates for social and

(C) Lack of will on the part of teachers

economic handicaps of certain

to refuse

sections of the population

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(D) It reflects the commitment of the

teacher’s plight

government of the poor people

7. Which is the correct abbreviation for the

10. Mass Communication refers to

apex institute of educational planning administration in India ?

(A) Reaching a small group

(A) IIEPA

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(B) NUEPA

(C) Communicating with a small community

(C) NIEPA

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(D) IIEPAM

diverse audience simultaneously

8. Private enterprise is highly prominent

11. ‘Infotainment’ indicates

in India at the level of

(A) Predominant entertainment

(A) School education

(B) Information oriented content

(B) Graduate level general education

(C) Combining information and

(C) Professional education

entertainment content (D) Public issues and problems

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16. Which of the following is the most important quality for a teacher ? (A) Punctuality (B) Content mastery (C) Content mastery and communication competency (D) Sociability

12. One of the primary components for effective communication is (A) Planning the message (B) Attractive personality (C) Using of microphones (D) The age of the communicator

17. Curriculum means (A) All the experiences to which students get exposed in a college (B) Subjects that are transacted by faculty (C) Syllabus prescribed for the course (D) Classroom experiences, sports and games

13. In communication ‘channel’ refers to (A) The medium employed (B) Content of the message (C) Noise in the message (D) Signals in the message 14. Intrapersonal communication means

18. Integrating any kind of technology in teaching-learning automatically enhances the learning level of students because (A) Teacher uses technology knowing the needs of classroom (B) A suitable instructional plan is developed by integrating technology (C) Use of technology caters to the individual differences of the learners (D) All of the above

(A) When one person communicates with other (B) Two people interacting with a group (C) When a person communicates with himself (D) A typical classroom communication 15. The concept of ‘Global Village’ gained acceptance mainly because of the

19. Most important and essential characteristics that student should possess (A) Self-motivation to learn (B) Patience with failures (C) Ability to memorise subjects

developments in the field of (A) Sea transport (B) Printing (C) Communication (D) Aviation

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24. Choose the pair of words which shows the same relationship as given at the top. Glove : Hand (A) Neck : Collar (B) Socks : Feet (C) Tie : Shirt (D) Coat : Pocket

20. Inspite of providing training in use of technology, a teacher is not coming out freely to use technology while teaching which of the following situations are responsible for the status ? (A) Lack of confidence (B) Fear of failure (C) Lack of facilities

25. The average age of 10 boys in a hostel comes out to be 14. A new admission brought down their average age by one year. How old the new recruit must be ? (A) 4 (B) 5 (C) 3 (D) 12

(D) All of the above 21. Programmed instruction is based on the following principle of learning (A) Primary reinforcement (B) Secondary reinforcement

26. From the following table, compute the percentage of women watching television (TV) between 15H and 29H per week.

(C) Continuous reinforcement (D) Instruction based on programmes 22. Among the four terms marked A – D, three terms are similar and one is dissimilar, find the one that is not similar.

Hours per week watching T.V.

Number of housewives

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19

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35

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(A) 60

(B) Have contacts with influential persons

(B) 50 (C) 65

(C) Work hard day and night

(D) 70

(D) Be honest and sincere

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27. The amounts of rainfall (in mm) in a town on 10 consecutive days are given below.

31. Why would a switch be used in a network in preference to a hub ?

9.5, 0.5, 6.8, 3.2, 4.8, 10.5, 86.2, 9.4, 1.2 and 1.0.

(B) To prevent the spread of all viruses

(A) To reduce network traffic

The most appropriate measure of central tendency is

(C) To connect a computer directly to the Internet

(A) Mean

(D) To manage password security at a workstation

(B) Median (C) Mode

32. One of the best solutions to get rid of non-biodegradable waste is _________

(D) Third quartile

(A) Burning

28. A company regularly updates a user reference guide. Some staff are confused about which of the printed documents is the most current. What feature should be included in the reference guide to eliminate this confusion ?

(B) Dumping (C) Burying (D) Recycling 33. Karnataka state falls in the seismic zone of _____________

(A) Date printed (B) Version number

(A) I and IV

(C) Author’s name

(B) II and III

(D) Copyright information

(C) I and V (D) IV and V

29. An input device which can read characters directly from an ordinary piece of paper

34. An indicator of air pollution is _______ (A) Algae

(A) OCR

(B) Eiohhornia

(B) OMR

(C) Fungi

(C) MSI

(D) Lichens

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35. An antidote for cyanide poisoning

30. Data integrity refers to (A) Privacy of data

(A) Sulphate

(B) Security of data

(B) Paracetamol

(C) Validity of data

(C) Fluoride

(D) Simplicity of data

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36. “The medium of instruction should be

39. Stratified sampling is adopted when

the mother tongue” resolution was

(A) The universe is homogenous

passed by

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studied

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in descriptive research in code numbers

field

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and validate

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others

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hypotheses is 6.

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the correct answer from the code given

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below : List – I

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(A) (B) (C) (D)

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46. If earth is called food – food is called tree, tree is called water, water is called world, which of the following grows apple ?

42. When the researcher checks the genuineness and authenticity of the source material it is called (A) Internal criticism

(A) Earth

(B) Food

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(C) Water

(D) World

(C) Internal and external criticism

47. If KSET 2011 is coded as LUHX 3122 then how TREE 4233 will be coded ?

(D) None of the above

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43. On January 12, 1980, it was Saturday.

(B) TUHH 4122

The day of the week on January 14,

(C) HHTU 4122

1981 was

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1%. The percentage increased in the

A knowledge society is a formal association of people with similar interests, who try to make effective use of their combined knowledge about their areas of interest, and in the process contribute to this knowledge. In this sense, knowledge is the psychological and useful result of perception, learning, and reasoning.

area is (A) 1 (B) 2 (C) 2.01 (D) 1.01 45. E is the son of A and D is the son of B.

Knowledge societies have the characteristic that knowledge forms the major component of any activity, particularly economic activities. Economic, social, cultural, and all other human activities become dependent on a huge volume of knowledge and information. A knowledge society/economy is one in which knowledge becomes a major product and raw material.

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49. A knowledge society is one which

Knowledge societies are not a new occurrence. For example, fishermen have long shared the knowledge of predicting the weather to their community, and this knowledge gets added to the social capital of the community. What is new is that with current technologies, knowledge societies need not be constrained by geographic proximity. Current technology offers much more possibilities for sharing, archiving, and retrieving knowledge. Knowledge has become the most important capital in the present age, and hence the success of any society lies in harnessing it.

(A) Produces multi-disciplinary knowledge (B) Uses information technology (C) Emphasizes learning (D) Uses knowledge as resource 50. According to the passage a knowledge society is (A) An historically evolved institution (B) A natural phenomenon (C) Consciously created (D) A reaction against to past

Knowledge and information are vital components of the formation of any society because every society is formed around some shared concepts. One of the contributions of Globalisation and new ICT is creation of a global society with a shared knowledge of issues and possibilities.

51. A modern knowledge society does not require (A) Information technology (B) People from various knowledge backgrounds (C) People who live close to one another

In the same way, as the unequal distribution of materials (wealth in generalised term) caused unbalanced and inappropriate development of society to date, imbalances in the knowledge distribution, knowledge availability, knowledge sharing, etc., hinder the economic/cultural/social development of human societies. The knowledge societies first realise the importance of knowledge and also the importance of proper knowledge distribution, sharing and building for social development.

(D) Growth of knowledge 52. According to the passage globalisation (A) Is conducive to sharing knowledge (B) Is inimical to knowledge society (C) Creates inequality in knowledge society (D) Leads to the digital divide 53. The writer finds it necessary to (A) Define the nature of knowledge (B) Examine the benefits of freeing knowledge

Knowledge by nature is free. It should be free for better benefit of society. It should be free for better development and crystallisation of knowledge. The argument that freeing knowledge kills motivation for creating knowledge should be addressed.

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54. The passage says that we should harness knowledge because

58. An opinion survey was conducted to know the preference of a new toothpaste. Totally, 2878 persons participated of which 1652 were males. 1226 persons voted against the toothpaste of which 796 were males. 1510 persons preferred the new toothpaste. 41 females were undecided in their opinion. The percentage of males among those preferring the toothpaste is

(A) It is potentially dangerous (B) It is our most important resource now (C) It is under threat of extinction (D) It is a human need 55. If “We are coming” is coded as ygctgeqokpi what does fcpigtcjgcf stand for ? (A) Danger ahead (B) Eating meals

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56. Two statements I and II given below are followed by one conclusion suppose the statements are correct which conclusions can be drawn ? I : Most graduates get jobs. II : He is a graduate. Conclusion : He will get a job. (A) Definitely true

59. As high as 45% of the patients, brought to the outdoor clinics of 4 major staterun hospitals in Karnataka last year, were found to have cancer. What can be said about the incidence of cancer among the patients of Bangalore City ? (A) Must be alarmingly high (B) Must be less than 45% (C) Must be equal to 45%

(B) Definitely false (C) Probably true

(D) The given data is insufficient to draw a valid conclusion

(D) Probably false

60. The price of a commodity first fell by 25% 1 %. What is the and then rose by 33 3 increase in price compared to the original price ?

57. The average of the project grants received by a university was Rs. 5.56 crores. The average grants (in crores of rupees) received by the science departments and other departments were 5.2 and 5.8 respectively. What percentage of the beneficiaries were science departments ? (A) 40 (B) 60 (C) 50

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(For Blind Candidates Only) Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions 55 to 60 : Prince Charles, heir to the British throne has delivered a stinging criticism of genetically modified foods, saying he was unhappy with the way science was being used to alter nature. In this year’s Reith Lectures broadcast on BBC Radio, the Prince who is an organic farmer let it be known that he was unhappy with the way science was used to manipulate the genes of plants and animals. In his lecture, he called on human beings to “show greater respect for the genius of nature’s designs,” and “not to change what nature is, as we do when genetic manipulation seeks to transform the process of biological evolution”. The Prince’s remarks over the acceptability of genetically modified foods have been welcomed by environmental groups but sparked criticism from scientists who feel that his views were against science as a whole. Prince Charles made it clear in his lecture that he believed that man should accept “the guiding hand” of a Supreme Creator. He said it was “because of this inability to accept the existence of a guiding hand that nature has come to be regarded as a system that can be engineered for our own convenience”. He said it was important to “rediscover a reverence for the natural world, irrespective of its usefulness to our selves”. The Prince’s view of the world would be considered fairly normal in India, but in the West where scientific rationality and the needs of the market are supreme they are seen as extremely controversial. Mr. Charles Secrett, Director of the environmental group Friends of the Earth, said the Prince’s remarks would be a “wake up call to politicians and business leaders”. But others were critical of the Prince of Wales’ foray into the area of public policy. “Man should consider man foremost”, said Julian Morris of the Institute of Economic Affairs, a think-thank. “Does Prince Charles think we should go to the point where we are at the whim of nature ?” He added that Prince Charles was “attacking everything that has been done by mankind over the last 100,000 years”. But the increasingly vocal opposition to genetically modified foods will be boosted by the Prince’s speech. His remarks, however, also put him on a collision course with a government, which is sympathetic to allowing genetically modified foods but has been forced by public opinion to go slow. At present only a small number of items of genetically modified foods such as tomato paste made from genetically altered tomatoes are sold in British supermarkets. Public anxieties have forced several supermarket chains to announce that they would not stock genetically modified products. Genetically modified crops are being grown on a trial basis in Britain but following public protests have not been planted commercially.

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In his lecture Prince Charles said mankind needed to “live up to the sacred trust that has been placed in us by our Creator”, and warned that “if literally nothing is held sacred anymore, what is there to prevent us from treating an entire world as some great laboratory of life with potentially disastrous long-term consequences ?” 55. Prince Charles criticised genetically modified goods because (A) They are harmful to health (B) They are unnatural (C) They spread pollution (D) They are forbiddingly costly 56. What does the “genius of nature’s designs” refer to ? (A) The beauty of the natural world (B) The will of God (C) The laws of nature (D) The intelligence of creatures of nature 57. Why does Prince Charles oppose genetic manipulation ? (A) Because it is unethical (B) Because it tries to change the process of evolution (C) Because it is a sin (D) Because it is scientifically invalid 58. How is the Western life-view is different from the Indian, according to the writer ? (A) It is predominantly rational (B) It is irreligious (C) It is more democratic (D) It is more modern 59. What has been the public attitude to genetically modified goods ? (A) To prefer them (B) To oppose them (C) To allow the government to decide on them (D) To watch and wait 60. What are the consequences of treating the entire world as a laboratory ? (A) It will destroy the world (B) It will make it uninhabitable (C) It will improve the world gradually (D) It will leave no room for the sacred ______________

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