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WorksheetsKVS PRI EXAM (08.02.2023 SH-1)
Total questions: 120
Worksheet time: 3600secs
Which one of the following Central Government body is responsible for research in school education?
CBSE
CABE
CSO
NCERT
Which one of the following Commission gave the idea of 'multipurpose schools'?
Kothari Commission
Sadler Commission
Mudaliar Commission
Radhakrishnan Commission
What is the main aim of school education?
Emotional Development of Child
Moral Development of Child
All Round Development of Child
Inculcating Spirit of patriotism in the Child
Which one of the following is not a concern of the school?
Food habits of children
Learning patterns of children
Family background of children
Genetic make up of a brilliant child
Which one of the following raised the issue of 'school bag load'?
Acharya Ram Murti Committee
Yashpal Committee
Janardan Reddy Committee
R. C. Patel Committee
According to NEP-2020, the preparatory class prior to the age of 5 years is known as:
Bal Vatikas
NPRCs
Ashramshalas
ECCE
Some Boarding schools in Tribal areas are also known as:
Bal Vatikas
Jan Jati Schools
Banvasi Schools
Ashram Shalas
Which one of the following States is not covered under RTE-Act-2009?
Arunachal Pradesh
Jammu and Kashmir
Nagaland
Manipur
According to NEP-2020, regions of country with large population from educationally disadvantaged sections will be known as:
Aspirational groups
Disadvantaged groups
Special groups
Special Education zones
According to NEP-2020, an inclusion fund is to be created for
addressing needs of rural students.
giving special attention to slum based learners.
addressing analogous access issues for socio - economic disadvantaged groups.
addressing needs of transgender students.
In our school curriculum, the teacher gives least emphasis on:
Physical development of child
Socio-cultural development of child
Psycho-emotional development of child
Cognitive development of child
In each school, the NEP-2020 aspired for a teacher pupil ratio of
Under 1:40
Under 1:30
1:32
1:25
According to NEP-2020, the idea of literacy and numeracy includes
Reading and Arithmetic
Writing, Speaking and Arithmetic
Reading, Writing, Speaking and Arithmetic
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic
The concept of neonate implies to:
A child born prior to 36 weeks in womb
An abnormal baby
A newborn baby
A genetically disformed baby
The goal set by NEP-2020 for attaining universal literacy and numeracy for primary school learners is by
2024
2025
2030
2035
Which one of the following combinations represent the role of school education?
(i) Preserver of the past
(ii) Analyser of the present
(iii) Creator of future
(iv) Developing warriors
(v) Development of balanced personality
(i), (iii), (iv) and (v)
(ii), (iii) and (v)
(i), (iii), (iv) and (v)
(i), (ii), (iii) and (v)
The idea of holistic learning implies
teaching about black hole.
many teachers teach about all aspects of a topic.
teaching for all-round development of the child.
training teachers for integrated teaching.
The major task of a Vice-principal is
to follow the instructions of the principal.
to develop a comprehensive plan for the school.
to assist all teachers in carrying out their duties.
to implement the agenda set by the staff meeting and the principal.
Choose the most acceptable statement from the following options, for developing an ideal school.
Principal is custodian of the school.
Principal is the role model of the school.
Principal is friend, philosopher and guide for the teachers.
Principal is ultimate boss of the school
Which one of the following options will best help a principal to be a good educational leader?
A degree in educational administration
An in-service workshop on philosophy of education
A Ph.D. degree in education
Experience of teaching slow learners
The concept of curriculum includes
all desirable and planned experiences
all undesirable and unplanned experiences
all desirable, planned and known experiences
all experiences - desirable, undesirable, known, unknown, planned and unplanned
A school principal has the freedom to set
aims of education.
content and methods of teaching - learning.
content, method and evaluation techniques.
all aims, content, method and evaluation in education.
A school principal and all his colleagues have developed a very efficient and successful method of teaching - learning. This model is known as:
Administrative Model
Demonstration Model
Grassroot model
Taylor's Model
One basic principle of school curriculum is:
Maximum possible learners should get success in life.
School should have a positive impact on each and every child.
Each school should develop into a model school.
Each school should ensure and enrol all eligible learners from adjoining localities
Which one of the following methods of evaluation will help most, in ensuring good performance of students in Maths at primary school stage?
Essay type questions
Multiple choice questions
Oral and practical examination
Summative evaluation
At higher secondary school level, which one of the following should be avoided?
Criterion Reference Testing
Summative Evaluation
Essay Type Questions
Formative Evaluation
NEP-2020 has set the year 2025 as an aim for achieving which one of the following?
Universal and Foundational numeracy at primary school stage
Cent percent literacy
Zero percent wastage and stagnation
Hundred percent adult literacy
Under RTE Act 2009, which provisions are not given to all children with disabilities?
Affidavit at the time of admission
More meetings with parents of children
No screening procedures besides free education
One special education teacher for each school
Who is supposed to develop a curricular and pedagogical framework for children under ECCE?
District Education Office
District Child Welfare Board
SCERTS
NCERT
Which age group is the target of RTE Act 2009?
12-18 years
9-12 years
6-10 years
6-14 years
The consciousness of 'Right and wrong' by child comes under:
Emotional domain
Moral domain
Social domain
Physical domain
What is the 'Primary Socialising Agency' in Education?
School
Family
Media
Home
What is the role of 'Home' in Education?
Review of school activities and offer constructive suggestions to school
Organising community Programmes
Extending Financial support to school
Guiding teachers and students
What do you mean by 'Developmental task' in child's growth?
The tasks performed during childhood
Acquiring skills (milestone) at appropriate stage of childhood
The activities performed by child during growth
Acquiring skills at the age of 12 years
Which one of the following could be attributed to 'psychomotor domain' of child?
Swimming
Crying
Feeling
Thinking
The Pupil-Teacher relationship would be better in
Behaviourism
Cognitivism
Connectivism
Constructivism
Which one of the following is crucial in learning?
Emotion
Growth
Development
Maturation
Normally at which age of the child 'cognitive development' occurs?
12 - 18 years
6 - 12 years
15 - 20 years
0 - 6 years
The 'facial expression' of child in classroom falls under:
Socio-Emotional domain
Cognitive domain
Physical domain
Communicative domain
The cognitive learning ensures:
Passive participation of the child
Active participation of the child
Social participation of the child
Inability actions
What is the purpose of 'Manodarpan programme' recently launched by Ministry of Education, Govt. of India?
To promote scientific centers
To promote Value Education
To provide Psychological support to the students for sound mental health
To promote Sports Education
What is the essential Quality of mental health counsellor in school?
Emotions
Empathy
Sympathy
Apathy
'Autism' is a type of:
Intellectual disability
Physical disability
Visual disability
Sensory disability
What is the indicative sign of cognitive development in child while learning?
Able to feel emotions
Answering the most of 'why' questions
Shows attitudes in family
Able to gain muscle control
'Problem-solving' method normally attributed to:
Constructivism
Connectivism
Cognitivism
Experimentalism
Which one of the following is a limitation of constructivist approach?
Learner centered education
Standardised testing
Collaborative learning
Accommodation
Which one of the following is not a feature of experiential learning?
Rigidity
Learning as a continuous process
Learning as a holistic process
Learning process - the result of transaction
Which one of the following statments is not true about Pedagogy?
Pedagogy encourages self learning
Pedagogy ignores individual differences
Pedagogy leads to innovations
Pedagogy prepares learners for life situations
Which one of the following statements is not true for curriculum?
Curriculum is a complete set and very broad in nature.
Curriculum is framed by organisations like NCERT, CBSE, SCERT etc
Curriculum describes what to teach and how to teac
Curriculum focuses on managing intended outcomes in an educational set up
Which one of the following may not be considered as an advantage of Multimedia techniques?
Enhanced learnability
Exposure to real life situations
Social loafing
Multisensory learning
One of the disadvantages of school time table is that
It provides a balanced distribution of time among subjects, teachers and students
It restricts flexibility
It promotes discipline in many ways
It promotes interest and motivation
Which statement is true for deductive method of teaching?
It starts with examples and ends in formulae/rule/concept
It encourages actual observation
It is applicable for solving problems
It is suitable for lower classes
Identify the statement that is true for 'Learner centered approach':
Knowledge exists prior to learner
Discipline is self controlled
Curriculum is developmental
Evaluation is objective-based & summative
The following characteristics relate to which stage under Piaget's stages of cognitive development? Ability to conserve, Logic of class and relations, understanding of numbers, development of reversibility in thought.
sensory-motor
pre-operational
concrete operation
formal operations
All the time Divya was preparing for an assessment event and at the same time she was assessing herself and her materials—their adequacy, relevance and meaningfulness so far as learning outcomes were concerned. Which kind of assessment she was preparing for?
Assessment as learning
Assessment of learning
Assessment for learning
Assessment for social recognition
What is not the strength of a portfolio?
It creates opportunity to collaborate and reflect on students' progress.
It helps students to be responsibility free.
It creates opportunity for parents to assess performance of their children.
It helps develop skills for evaluating own strengths and weaknesses
Strategy for management of Multi level situation should not include:
Learning at students' own pace
peer learning
students' liking and voluntary participation in the group
Needs identification
What is the role of a teacher in 'Inter-disciplinary integration'?
Co-planner
Co-learner
Facilitator
Guide
Which tool is not apt for ICT based assessment?
Rubrics
Quiz
E-peer assessment
E-portfolio
Which of the following cannot be considered as an advantage of integrated text book?
Text book may present idealized world news.
Text book may provide support to inexperienced teachers.
Text book may provide readymade learning materials.
Text book may serve as a time regulator
The main purpose of 'Parent Teacher Association' (PTA) in any school is to
collect additional funds for Remedial teaching.
involve parents for improvement of school functioning.
keep students in check/control.
share understanding of the problems faced by the school.
If a student alleges that there has been favoritism in calculation of scripts how would you deal with her/him?
Since you believe that there cannot be favoritism in your school, you would reject her/his allegations.
You will adopt punitive measure.
Share the matter with parents.
You will show her/his answer book and a few more.
A child who belong to disadvantaged group is admitted to your school, what will you do?
Know more about the socio economic background of the child
Advise her/him to take up vocational stream
Keep her/him in a normal class and make special arrangements for teaching her/him
Keep her/him in a class in which there are students of similar background
In your opinion what would be the most effective method for correcting the undesirable behaviour of a student?
Inform her/his parents prior to taking any action/measure
Find a suitable punishment
Ignoring her/him
Attempt to find reasons for such an undesirable behaviour and try corrective measure
A teacher must have mastery over her/his subject in order to:
impress the students.
develop interest among students.
attract more private tuitions.
make teaching more effective.
To make all students interested in homework, it should be:
only from the book
of equal level
according to ability of the student
out of the book
Which of the following would be the best way to inculcate value cooperation among your students?
Playing a role model
Organize a lecture on the topic
Organize cultural programme
Organize a camp for one
Developing 'scientific attitude' among students can be best accomplished through:
Teaching of sciences.
accepting what science teachers tell
accepting facts only after examining and verifying.
visiting scientific installations
A good 'Head' of an educational institution is one who:
understands what is good educational administration and applies its principles quite firmly.
allows freedom to staff and students and interferes the least in their affairs.
is flexible in her/his approach and works co-operatively and with a human touch.
is particularly careful about discipline and does not compromise with misbehavior or misconduct.
According to NCF 2005, assessment in ECCE and classes I and II should be:
through oral test
purely qualitative
through peers
cumulative record cards
Which of the following is not a characteristics of a unit plan?
The contents of a unit are always woven around a central principle, process, problem or process
A unit consists of well integrated meaningful wholes capable of providing learning experience for the desired objectives
A unit provides complete process of summative assessment vis -a- vis various objectives.
It represents a whole and complete subdivision of content of a syllabus to provide meaningful learning experiences
Which one of the following is not an advantage of 'Project Method'?
Meaningful learning
Development of self-confidence
External persuasion for attracting students
Preparation for future life
Which of the following is not a characteristic of 'competency based approach'?
Peer interaction and assistance
Learning at own pace
Practicing multiplication table chart
Goal directed learning
Wall space and bulletin boards in the class room are not meant for:
High quality student work
Blank space for students' working place
Assignments/ projects done by all students
Personally interesting materials for students & teachers
Most of the students have achieved low score on a periodical test. Which type of test must be administered to bring students at par through some action?
Prognostic test
Diagnostic test
Situational test
Aptitude test
What is 'Megacephaly' with reference to mental health?
Small eyes
Small head
Large head
Enlarged eye balls
Which one of the following may be early symptom of mental illness among children?
Passive learning
Poor attendance
Low achievement in academics
Attention deficit
Which one of the following is the essential principle of counselling in schools?
Acceptance
Co-operation
Data collection
Empirical evidence
What is the role of schools in supporting 'Divyangjan' students?
Apathy
Providing equal opportunities without any discrimination
Empathy
Sympathy
What do you mean by 'mental health'?
Social well being
Mental well being
Cognitive, behavioural and emotional well being
Physical well being
Which one of the following could be more effective to tackle 'mental illness' among children in schools?
Radiotherapy
Chemotherapy
Behavioural therapy
Cognitive-Behavioural therapy
How would you ensure positive home-school relation in society?
Official monitoring by parents
Children should take part in social activities
Regular participation of parents in school programmes
By creating awareness of parents on school progarmes
The 'community learning' would act as:
Supplementary learning
Non-formal learning
Formal learning
Substitute learning for school
'Cerebral Palsy' a type of disability comes under:
Auditory disability
Physical disbility
Social disability
Mental disability
'Poor Handwriting' could be attributed to:
Dyspraxia
Dyscalculia
Dysgraphia
Dyslexia
What is the major challenge in school management to address mental health issues?
Lack of professional experts in schools
Undermotivated parents
Lack of awareness
Lack of funds in schools
What is the programme launched recently by Ministry of Education, Govt. of India, to address mental health issues in school children?
Atma Nirbhar Bharath
Manodarpan
Deeksha
Sahayog
The Local Community Centre in learning facilitates:
Friendship
Vocabulary
Shared values and norms
Understands community
The concept of 'Extended Learning' could be promoted by:
School
Play ground
Cinema Hall
Home
If any body part is lost, it is known as
Handicap
Disability
Impairment
Disorder
According to RTE Act 2009, preparation of school development plan is whose responsibility?
Parent Teacher Association
The School Management Committee
Principal of the school
A Committee of senior teachers appointed by the Principal
The best mentoring is
monitoring
partnership for learning
Supervisory and performance evaluation
A feedback mechanism
Which one may not be considered as a goal of performance review?
To provide people with feedback on performance
To compare the performance with the expectations
To assign grades/ranks
To provide opportunity for improvement in the current level of performance
Which one of the following may not be considered as a reason for setting goals collaboratively?
To gain agreement
To create disengagement
To manifest synergy
To set collective consciousness
An achievement test was administered on class IX. The results indicate 40 percent students scoring below 40 percent marks. What should be done on priority basis, so as to improve learning level of this group?
Administer a standardized test
Administer a diagnostic test
Administer an aptitude test
Begin Remedial teaching
Which one of the functions of schools justifies the statement that a school should be pioneer of social upliftment?
Normal function of school
Conservative function of school
Progressive function of school
Reactionary function of school
The main purpose of creating partnership with community is to:
Raise funds
Improve school functioning
Abide by regulations
Raising learning outcomes
Schools must forge linkages with industry in order to:
Promote vocationalisation
Promote entrepreneurship
Generate opportunity for internship
Get infrastructural support
Creating partnership among neighbouring schools would best help to develop:
Mutual dependence
Duplicacy
Undue competition
Resource sharing
Organising students' visit to higher education institutions may not be helpful in:
Goal setting
Enhancing motivation
Enhancing creativity
Enhancing curiosity
Which one of the following is not an essential skill to become successful member of the team?
Trusting others
Technical skills
Collaboration and sharing credit
Willing continuous learner
Which one of the following may not be essential for creating and maintaining a process for goal setting and achievement?
Communicating occasionally
Being enthusiastic
Tracking progress
Investing time personally
Cumulative records are important for the Principal of a school with a view to:
Knowing the strength and weakness of students so as to streamline teaching strategies
Identifying learning gaps amongst learners and providing remedial steps
Understanding student profile at any point of time for giving testimonials to students
Enhancing students' interest in studies
Which one of the following is the major drawback of Peer-tutoring?
Normal curriculum transaction suffers to some extent
Quality of teaching gets compromised
Over tutoring happens most often
Matching tutors and peers is a difficult task
When a teacher feels that learning is hard, drab and unsatisfying it will take a toll on:
Students' enthusiasm and zest only
Teachers' enthusiasm and zest only
Classroom discourse
Both students' and teachers' enthusiasm and zest
The basic difference between traditional schools and open learning schools is that:
The former are systematic
The latter do not cultivate cultural values
The latter use modern gadgets
The former carry personal touch
What cannot be a part of institutional planning? Planning for:
Admission policy and its implementation
Internal assessment improvement
Community development
Democratic school administration
The school children are likely to suffer the worst effects educationally from a teacher who:
is an emotionally immature person.
has partial understanding of her/his subject.
is weak in organizing her/his subject logically.
finds it difficult to integrate the subject matter.
Teaching environment in the school can be adversely affected by:
Frequent PTA meetings
Freedom given to teachers to use innovative methods
Practising corporal punishment
Children's motivation to write for wall magazine
The main objective of organizing work experience in school is
establishing relationship between school and workplace.
coordinated development of learners.
preparing youth for future vocations.
providing free time to teachers after engaging students.
As a team leader you have assigned tasks and made certain people responsible. What kind of support will you need to provide in order to see the desired outcomes?
Materials
ICT
Monitoring
Authority
A few characteristics of four Heads of institutions are mentioned below. Name the one who will be considered successful.
Grants leave to subordinates only after they complete the assigned task
Grants leave to subordinates as and when they require
Does not disturb subordinates once tasks are assigned and supports them on demand
Maintains discipline and monitors well
In an orientation of teachers prior to evaluation three teachers are given copies of the same script, The Principal in charge of orientation programme wants to ensure that all the three teachers award same marks on particular questions. She/He is concerned with which of the following?
Validity of the test
Objectivity of the test
Reliability of the test
Scoring efficiency
Which one of the following is not an advantage of democratic decision making in schools?
Diffusion of responsibility
Value inculcation
Positive work environment
Promotion of equality
Mothers are preferred with MTAs for small children's schools because they:
can help in planning remedial steps.
can take care of their mental development.
are well conversant with rules and regulations.
happen to be more intelligent.
What is not the purpose of the vision of a school?
Generating mental image of the school for possible and desirable future of the school
Describing some of the highest priorities of the school
Publicly declaring the basic purpose and commitments to portray the present image of the school
Creating a picture that the school seeks to create
Which one of the following is the latent function of the school?
Transmitting culture
Socialization
Inculcation of values, beliefs and attitudes
Social control
Which one of the following may not be considered as its advantage?
Independence
Personality development
Unrestricted supervision
Healthy competitive spirit
What will be the major limitation of school budget?
Involvement of different interest groups
Improvement of performance
Inspiration tool
Inflexibility
Which one of the following may not be considered as a principle of school supervision?
Professional development
Supervision with standardized tools
Delayed of feedback
Equitable coverage
