PGTRB 2019 Q. Paper 4

1 Bauxite is extracted from __________ mining.

2 Hunters of Canada are called :

3 Strength of which magnet can be changed ?

4 Which metal have highest melting point ?

5 The material, which is used for making Solar cells :

6 The book which describes about the Tamils Society and Economic Conditions was __________.

7 Home Rule league in Bombay was formed by :

8 Which one of the following is correct ?

9 Under the Constitution of India, which one of the following is not a Fundamental Duty ?

10 Ordinance must be ratified by the State legislature, within :

11 Centre for Policy Research (CPR) is one of India’s leading think tanks focussing on public policy was
established in __________.

12 ‘Freedom to learn’ is the classic work of__________ in which conditions for the promotion of learning :
empathy, positive regard and genuineness is explained.

13 __________ theory advocates that understanding the map making rather than holding up Stimulus – Response
(S-R) connections.

14 The book ‘Talks to Teachers’ was written by :

125 ‘Care for Pets’ is a __________ method of adjustment.

16 Benjamin Bloom of the University of Chicago and a group of colleagues and associates developed the
classification of educational objectives in the years __________.

17 In WAIS test, under the performance scale subtests _________ is a version of the familiar code substitution
test which has often been included in the non-language intelligence scales.

18 When a student learn to link ‘cat’ with ‘dog’ more easily than ‘cat’ with ‘inch’ or ‘cat’ with ‘buckle’, then it is an
example of __________.

19 The learner is destined to imbibe typical characteristics of his/her individual character. This stage of affective
domain is __________.

20 In this learning the subject has less freedom in recall, the subject is expected to recall the words in the order in
which they are presented ?

21 The necessary entering behaviour is the availability to the organism of particular responses, this
is____________.

22 __________ principle states that “what was being done in the past in the presence of a set of stimuli will tend
to be done next when the stimulus combination occurs”.

23 Which one of the following is not a mode of use in computer aided instruction ?

24 The linguist __________ opined that language has strong biological basis, with children biologically prepared
to learn language at a certain time and in a certain way.

25 __________ theory has made learning an intelligent task requiring mental abilities instead of mind fumbling
and automatic responses to specific stimuli.

26 __________ acts as consciousness switch, turning consciousness on or off by sending suitable signals to those
brain parts involved in conscious processes.

27 __________ philosophy of education considers education as a spiritual need.

28 ___________ is a rational problem solving method of analyzing the educational process and making it more
effective.

29 ‘Unity of substance, origin and purpose’ is a threefold idea of unity put forth by __________.

30 __________ refers to information available to students that makes possible the comparison of actual
performance with some standard of performance.

31 The Third All India Educational Survey was undertaken in the year _________.

32 Project report on the ‘Cost of Education’ was prepared by __________.

33 ‘Imaginative Stories’ is a test in which __________ is given.

34 ‘Regaining Excellence in Education’ and ‘What’s Best for Children’ are the works of __________, who
concentrated on alternatives in public school system.

35 The objectives of __________ are the development of abilities and values such as the spirit of enquiry,
creativity, objectivity and aesthetic sensitivity.

36 Delinquency is __________.

37 In the Operant Conditioning theory __________ means that other stimuli similar to the one used in training
may take on the power to produce the response.

38 __________ may be defined as thinking reflectively and productively and evaluating the evidence; it enables to
grasp deeper meaning of ideas, keep an open mind about different approaches and perspectives.

39 __________ survey asks teachers and school leaders about working conditions and learning environments at
their schools to help countries face diverse challenges.

40 Woodworth suggests that, when an attitude is inactive it may be called as __________.