CTET Social SCIENCE Previous Paper 4

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CTET Social SCIENCE Previous Paper 4

• 1. He was a non-Mughal ruler.
• Akbar
• Babar
• Humayun
• Shershah (answer)
• 2. This Sultan was against the superiority of the
  Khalifa.
• Mohammed-Bin-Tughlak
• Mubarak Khilji
• Balban
• Ala-ud-din-Khilji (answer)
• 3. The main objective of the political parties
  is.
• to criticize the ruling party
• to create political awareness among the people
  (answer)
• to increase the strength of their party
• to mobilize financial resources for their party
• 4. A man on a motor vehicle reached a junction
  and there are two roads in front of him in a V
  shape. This junction is called a.

(b) Tanguturi Prakasam
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• Vivekananda
• Dayananda Saraswathi
• 7. This is not a social welfare scheme.
• Apadbandhu
• Annapurna
• Food for work
• Deepam (answer)
• 8. The central government is ruled in his name.
• Parlilament
• Judiciary
• Prime Minister
• President (answer)
• 9. The reason for India being called a federation
  and unitary state is..
• One single citizenship and supremacy of the
  Center over the states
• A written constitution and establishment of an
  independent Supreme Court
• Distribution of powers between the Center and the
  State and the establishment of the Supreme Court
  in the Center

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• 100??(a) Total no. of literates
• Total population above 7years of age 100??(b)
  Total no. of literates
• Total population below6 years of age
• 100??(c) Total no. of illiterates
• Total population above 7 years of age 100??(d)
  Total no. of literates
• (answer)?Total population above 6 years of age
• 13. The cutoff level of annual income for poverty
  line is Rs. 18000 p.a. Rajayas income is Rs.
  21000
• p.a. Choose the correct statement of
  interpretation.
• He has an income of the middle class.
• He is just above the poverty line. (answer)
• Rajayya is the richest person.
• He is just a rich person.
• 14. Gold is.
• both a private and free good
• both a consumer and public good
• both a capital and economic good (answer)
• both a capital and perishable good.

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• 17. Industrial structure in Andhra Pradesh in
  percentage Sr. No. Name of
• the industries group
• Employment Fixed capital
• 1960 1990 1960 1990
• Agro based industries
• 84 55 57 18
• Non agro based
• industries 16 45 43 82
• 100 100 100 100
• The structural changes as shown in the table
  reveal..
• that economic development took place. (answer)
• an improvement in the tertiary sector
• that consumers are less interested in agro
  products.
• that fertility of land is decreased.
• 18. Kamala bought one dozen Simla apples last
  week at a price of Rs. 200/-. She bought two
  dozen this week for Rs. 550/-. This
  transaction.
• follows the law of supply
• is against the law of supply
• follows the law of demand

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• Knowledge
• Skill
• Attitude (answer)
• Understanding
• 21. This is an instruction material for a
  teacher.
• Workbooks
• Supplementary material (answer)
• Atlas
• Curriculum guides
• 22. To increases childrens interest and
  readability, cartoons are used in this graph.
• Line graph
• Bar graph
• Pictorial graph (answer)
• Flannel graph
• 23. In a group-directed instructional strategy,
  many speakers present their views and experiences
  on an important topic. This is called as
• socialized recitation

(d) Problem-solving involves less mental activity
and more physical activity.
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• 26. Radio, cartoon, dramatics are non-projected
  aids. Identify the pedagogical term that is a
  substitute for the above mentioned aids.
• Graphic aid, audio aid, activity aid.
• Activity, aid, audio aid graphic aid
• Activity aid, graphic aid, audio aid.
• Audio aid, graphic aid, activity aid. (answer)
• 27. A student predicts the temperature of the
  forthcoming day based on the past three days
  report.
• This competency is based on the realization of
  this objective.
• Understanding
• Application (answer)
• Interest
• Knowledge
• 28. Note taking is one the methods of teachings
  social studies. It is based on this assumption.
• They provide a permanent record and afford easy
  reference.
• Notes help to score more marks.
• Reading material from textbooks is tough and
  beyond the comprehension of average students.
  (answer)
• The syllabus in the subject is overloaded.

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• F. Evaluating findings.
• Choose the correct order of the steps.
• D,C,B,A,E,F
• C,B,D,A,F,E (answer)
• B,D,C,A,F,E
• C,D,B,F,A,E