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Model Paper No. 4. Time: 2 Hours
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1. Deductive reasoning is the philosophy which concerned with:
(a) Metaphysics. (b) General to specific
(c) Specific to general (d) Observation
2. The Priori knowledge is a:
(a) Independent to experience
(b) Dependent to experience
(c) Dependent to observation
(d) Dependent to senses
3. The method of induction is concerned with:
(a) Axiology. (b) General to specific
(c) Specific to general (d) Aesthetics
4. The Posteriori knowledge depends on:
(a) Wisdom. (b) Morality
(c) Beauty. (d) Observation
5. "To remove literacy and provide free and compulsory secondary education within minimum possible period" is the statement belongs to the constitutional
(a) Article 37 b. (b) Article 37 (1)
(c) Article 38 (d). (d) Article 38 (e)
6. "Democracy and Education" was written by:
(a) Aristotle. (b) Plato
(c) Socrates. (d) Dewey
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7. Dewey describe the relationship of the external world, the mind and knowledge in his famous book:
(a) Experience and Nature
(b) Experience and education
(c) Democracy and education
(d). None of these
8. Idealism concerns with:
(a) Experience. (b) Practical
(C) Real world. (d) Mind
9. Pragmatist concerns with:
(a) What works good? (b) Mind
(C) Back to basic. (D) back to basic
10. Realist adopts to solve the problems of physical world through:
(a) Natural laws. (b) Experience
(C) senses. (d) All of the above
11. The axiological approach of idealistic is:
(a) Change and functional beauty
(b) Absolute, eternal and permanent beauty
C. What Works Good
D. Natural law and natural beauty
12. The branch of philosophy concerns with reasoning is called:
(A) Logic. (b) Epistemology
(C) Ethics. (D) Hutchins
13. "Philosophy is an intellectual or moral activity". This is said by:
(A) John Locke
(b) Plato
(C) Herbert Spencer
14. The authentic source of knowledge to find out the truth about ultimate
(a) Observation. (B) Senses
(C) Revelation. (d) Research
15. Who has initiated landmark work on decision-making in educational
(a) Weber. (b) Taylor
(c) Bales. (d) Giffith
16. The metaphysics of pragmatists' philosopher is the:
(a) Knowledge. (b) Experience
(C ) Deduction. D. God
17. Which of the following has helped us to understand the differences in fundamental value, attitudes and behavior among people in different
(a) Anthropology. (b) Psychology
(c) Social psychology. (d) Political science
18. Which is one of the basic function of supervision?
(A) Organizing. (B) Directing
(c) Evaluating. (D) Planning
19. The most important educational resource available to a school is:
(a) Buildings & Textbooks (b) Students
(c) Teachers. (d) Finance
20. Sigmund Freud was a:
(a) Medical Doctor of Neurology
(b) Psychological assistant in the lab
(c) Teacher at University
21. Self-preparation with balanced personality is the basic aim of.
(a) Pragmatism. (b) Progressivism
(c) Islam. (d) Reconstructionism
22. In which of the following nonrandom sampling techniques does the researcher ask the research participants to identify other potential research participants?
(A) Convenience sampling
(B) Snowball sampling
(c) Purposive sampling
(d) Quota sampling
23. The process of selecting a subset of a population for a survey is known as
(a) Survey research. (b) Representation
(c) Parameter. (d) Sampling
24. The Greek word "Soma" means:
(a) Mind. (b) Body
(c) Soul. (d) Behavior
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25. Which of the following includes examples of quantitative variables?
(a) Age, temperature, income, height
(b) Grade point average, reading performance, weight
(c) Gender, religion, beauty
(d) Both a & b
26. The nonrandom sampling type that involves selecting a convenience sample from a population with a specific set of characteristics for your research study is called:
(a) Convenience sampling (b) Quota sampling
(c) Purposive sampling (d) Snowball sampling
27. A variable that is presumed to cause a change in another variable is called a/an:
(a) Qualitative variable (b) Dependent variable
Independent variable (d) Quantitative variable
28. Which one is not a probability sampling?
(a) Random. (b) Stratified
(c) Cluster. (d) Quota
29. A.. ... is a subset of a......
(a) Sample, population (b) Population, sample
(c) Statistic, parameter (d) Parameter, statistic
30. The nomenclature is used for the following proverb "The healthier procedure is to induce growth rather than to remove defects." is:
(a) Preventive supervision
(b) Corrective supervision
(c) Constructive supervision
(d) Creative supervision
31. Integration and application of high level skills are focused in:
(a) Short answer type fiems
(b) Restricted response items
(c) Extended response items
(d) Completion type items
32. The key word "examine" is used for:
(a) Analysis. (b) Understanding
(c) Application. (d) Synthesis
33. Secondary education consists of:
(a) i-xii grades. (b) v-xii grades
(c) ix-x grades. (d) ix-xii grades
34. Higher secondary school impart instruction from?
(a) i-xii grades. (b) vi-xii grades
(d) v-xil grades. (c) ix-xil grades
35-The students of formal operational stage of Piaget's theory, achieve education at the level of.
(a) Higher
(c) Secondary
(b) Higher secondary
(d) Primary
36. The Binet Simon Scale was an intelligence test consisting of 30 items
(a) General to logical. (b) Specific to logical
(c) Easy to difficult. (d) Difficult to easy
37. SOLO taxonomy was developed by:
(a) Bloom & Biggs
(b) Biggs and Collis
(c) Biggs & Taylor
(d) None of them
38. SLOs stands for:
(a) Student learning outcomes
(b) School Learning outcomes
(c) Subject leaming outcomes
(d) Syllabus learning outcomes
39. What do we want to achieveqat thoend of instruction?
(a) Conclusions. (b) Research data
(c) Objectives. (d) Feedback
40-Which one of the following is the broadest in nature?
(a) Aim. (b) Goal
(c) Objective. (d) SLO
41. Deductive reasoning is reasoning from:
(a) Premises to conclusion
(b) Specific to general
(c) Question to answer
(d) Research to theory
42. Through which specific process, the generalizations or scientific laws are inferred by the scientists?
(a) Deductive reasoning
(b) Inductive reasoning
(c) Observation
(d) Scientific method
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43. Which reflects the purpose of a particular unit or level of the school program such as clementary, middle level or high school?
(a) Data. (b) Plans
(c) General objectives (d) Specific objectives
44. OMR stands for:
(a) Optical Mark Reader.
(b) Optical Measurement Reader
(c) Optical Measurement Reliability
(d) Operational Management Risk
45. The SOLO taxonomy is used to prepare the
(a) SLO. (b) Test
(c) Lesson plan. (d) Table of specification
46. Inspection. Laisses-faire, coercive training & guidance and democratic are 5 types of supervision, who presented these types?
(a) Max Weber. (b) Henry Fayol
D) Wiles. C. Burton & Bureckner
47 Assessment tools that teachers use to monitor student's progress are called?
A. Formative Assessment tools
B. Summative Assessment tools
C. Diagnostic Assessment tools
D. Remidial Assessment tools
48. Assessment tools that teacher use to know the actual status of students cumulative learning are called
A. Formative Assessment tools
b) Summative essment tools
(c) Diagnostic assessment tools
(d) Remedial assessment tools
49 OMR is used for
(a) Scoring the test
(b) Constructing the te
(c) Developing the True False items
(d) Developing the MCQS tests
50. A standardized achievement test has definite unique features. including
(a) A fixed set of items
(b) Specific directions for administering and scoring the test
(c) Norms based on representative groups of individuals
(d) All of the above
51. High technical quality is assured in:
(a) Teacher made tests (b) Standardized tests
(c) Board tests. (d) Formative tests
52. Direction for administering and scoring are so precisely stated in:
(a) Teacher made tests (b) Standardized tests
(c) Board tests. (d) Published tests
53. Which one can be called the service activity?
(a) Leadership
(b) Management
(c) Administration
(d) Supervision
54. Standardized tests are in nature.
(a) Flexible. (b) Changeable
(c) Adaptable. (d) Inflexible
55. National Education Assessment System (NEAS) has been established under:
(a) Regular program
(b) Sector reform action plan
(c) Social action plan
(d) None of the above
56. Sir Syed Ahmad was extremely impressed by the education system of which country?
(a) England
(b) USA
(c) Australia
(d) Canada
57. Which graph shows the cause-and-effect process of how things happen
(A) Pie graph
(B) Line graph
(b) Pie graph
() Flow chart
58. Which graph presents the steps in a process?
(A) Pie graph
(B) Line graph
(b) Pie graph
() Flow chart
59. "Wadia Mander Scheme" is related to:
(a) Education
(b) Politics
(c) Economics
(d) None of these
60. What is called the "Library of Personal History"?
(a) IQ
(b) Memory
(c) Anecdotal record
(d) Personality
61. Which of the following component of attitude represents a person's opinions, knowledge and information?
(a) Effective component
(b) Cognitive component
(c) Behavioral component
(d) Aptitude component
62. Which is the store house of all the experienced of a person?
(a) Short term memory
(b) Long term memory
() Memory
63. Theory X assumed that employees are:
(a) Active, enjoy work, creative, responsible
(b) Lazy, hate work, avoid responsibility.
(c) None of them
(d) Both a &c
64. What is the assumption of theory X of Mc Gregory about employees?
(a) Negative
(b) Positive
(C) Natural
(d) None of these
65. The inner driver that directs a person's behavior towards goal attainment is known as:
(a) Performance
(b) Motivation
(c) Need
(d) Attitude
66. The traditional theory of motivation is the theory of:
(a) Path-goal
(b) Participation
(c) Fear and punishment.
(d) Puppet theory
67. Eliminating any reinforcement that is maintaining an unwanted
behavior is called:
(a) Extinction
(b) Punishment
(c) Negative reinforcement
(d) Positive reinforcement
68. As the school head, you guide your school teachers in appropriatedirections, and you are displaying the behavior under the?
(a) Authoritative. (b) Theory Y
(c) Leadership. (d) Democratic
69. Communication starts with:
(a) Encoding. (b) Idea origination
70 Which of the following considered Siaministration as a way plan to organize, command, coordinate and control the education?
(a) Fayol
(b) Frocbel
(c) Stephen P. Robbins
(d) None of them
71. There are two theories of leadership, trait &
(a) Conditioning theory. (6) Personal theory
(c) Behavioral theory. (d) Development theory
72. According to Mintzberg, one of the management's interpersonal role is of a:
(a) Spokesperson
(b) Leader
(c) Negotiator
(d) Monitor
73. In which theory, Icadership is multi-dimensional?
(a) Behavioral theory
(b) Situational theory
(c) Trait theory
(d) Experimental theory
74. Which one is not included in individual-level independent variable?
(a) Leadership
(b) Learning
(c) Perception
(d) Motivation
75. Which technique of supervision helps the teachers to correct his fault in himself and encourages his professional ambitions?
(a) Preventive supervision
(b) Corrective supervision
(c) Constructive supervision
(d) Creative supervision
76. A classroom can be a warm and cheery place, students enjoy:
(a) Non-verbal
(b) Direct Instruction
(c) Modeling
(d) Environmental control
77. Opaque projection involves the use of:
(a) Slides
(b) Still images
(c) Thermal lighting,
(d) Overhead transparencies.
78. Which of the following is a guideline for effectively using visual aids?
(a) Use aids that require no explanation.
(b) Use aids that are appropriate to the speech topic.
(c) Use aids that serve a definite
(d) all of the above
79. Chalkboards, porcelain boards, felt boards, and magnetic boards are examples of
(a) Film projectors
(b) Presentation hardware
(c) Flip charts
(e) Demonstration boards
80. What type of graph is suitable for showing a general distribution of data?
(a) Pie chart
(b) Bar chart
(c) Line chart
(d) Picture chart
81. Which of the following birds cannot fly?
(a) Ostrich
(b) Cassowary
(c) Emu and Rhca
(d) All of these
82. Which of the following king has introduced Land Revenue system in subcontinent?
(a) Akbar
(b) Babar
(c) Sher Shah Suri
(d) Aurangzeb
83. Agerpres is the news agency of
(a) South Africa (b) Romania
(c) Argentina. (d) Georgia
84. What was the name of boat of Hazrat Nuh (AS)?
(a) Mem. (b) Bohr
(c) Ark. (d) Saan
85. Sound travels fastest through:
(a) Vacuum. (b) Steel
(c) Water. (d) Air
86. What is the main component of bones
and teeth?
(a) Calcium carbonate
(b) Calcium phosphate
(c) Calcium sulphate
(d) Calcium nitrate
87. 'Scrabble is a:
(a) Board game
(b) Water sport
(c) Card game
(d) King of wrestling
88. The British Parliament passed Indian Independence Act on:
(a) 3 June 1947
(b) 14 June 1947
(c) 14 July 1947
(d) 24 July 1947
89. "Mast Tawkli" was prominent poet of:
(a) Balochi
(b) Pushto
(c) Sindhi
(d) Barochi
90. "Prague" is the capital of:
(a) Romania
(b) Brazil
(c) Uganda
(d) Czech Republic
91. Chose the word which is nearer in meaning to the word 'Palliate':
(a) Praise
(b) Renovate
(c) Alleviate
(d) Blame
92. Malady means:
(a) Distinct
(b) Decease
(c) Disease
(d) Divine
93. Chose the word which is the opposite in meaning to the word
'Intentional":
(a) Accidental. (b) Occidental
(c) Frequently. (d) Thankfully
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94. A group of 10 students working one hour per day complete a job in 12 days. In how many days 12 students group working one hour per dayfinish the same job?
(a) 9 days
(c) 11 days
(b) 8 days
(d) 10 days
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