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CTET English : Paper 1

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CTET Feb 2015 : English, Paper 1

 

PART - IV

Language - I : English


IMPORTANT : Candidates should attempt questions from Part-IV (Q. No. 91 - 120), if they have  opted for ENGLISH as LANGUAGE - I only.


Directions (Qs. No. 91 to 96): Read the given passage and

answer the questions that follow by selecting the most appropriate option.

INVICTUS

Out of the night that covers me, 
Black as the pit from pole to pole, 
I thank whatever goods may be 
For my unconquerable soul.


In the fell clutch of circumstance 
I have not winced nor cried aloud. 
Under the bludgeoning of chance 
My head is bloody, but unbowed.


Beyond this place of wrath and tears 
Looms but the Horror of the shade, 
And yet the menace of the years 
Finds, and shall find, me unafraid.

- William Ernest Henley


91. The phrase 'unconquerable soul' means a person who is

A. Invincible
B. Compassionate
C. Noble
D. Sensitive

 

92. Lines 5 and 6 show that the speaker

A. Refuses to surrender
B. Remains undaunted even under the worst circumstances.
C. Is overwhelmed by adverse circumstances.
D. Accepts life's challenges

 

93. Wrath and tears' means

A. Unbearable suffering
B. Anger causing havoc
C. Anger and sorrow
D. Unfavorable circumstances


94. The phrase 'menace of the years' suggests

A. Threats of the times.
B. Danger to life.
C. Cruel fate.
D. Evils of life

 

95. The word 'winced' in the second stanza means

A. Recoiled
B. Ruffled
C. Frightened
D. Worried

 

96. The poetic device used in 'Black as the pit from pole to pole' is

A. Metaphor
B. Irony
C. Simile
D. Parallelism

 

 

 

Directions (Q. No. 97 to 105): Read the passage given below and answer the questions that follow by selecting the most appropriate option.

Adversity provides us with an opportunity to develop our character in a natural, recurring and powerful way that only the challenges of adversity offer. According to Solomon, adversity refines and reveals the gold and silver of our character.


A lot of times adversity comes our way as a direct or indirect result of our own actions. We make a bad choice or a bad decision, or we simply fail to do something we should have done. When I made bad investment decisions, I had to accept responsibility for my greed and naive choices. Yes, several men had misrepresented the opportunities to me, but the fact is, I am the one who made the decisions. And 1 experienced the very consequences, that Solomon had cautioned us about. Any time you make a contribution to your own adversity, you need to accept responsibility for it. Don't simply blame someone or something else.


Nonetheless, throughout our lives we will experience a great deal of adversity that is not a result of our own actions. It is critically important that we do not assign fault to ourselves or to those who had nothing to do with it. When a friend of mine lost his daughter to leukemia, he confided to me that he felt God was punishing him for his past sins. In other words, he was blaming himself. It is believed that adversity sometimes has a purpose that we cannot know or understand. As tempting as it may be, to try to figure out such a mystery is not only an exercise in futility, it is foolish also.


97. Adversity provides us with an opportunity to

A. Introspect
B. Develop our character
C. Test our friends
D. Evaluate our own character


98. The author quotes Solomon to

A. Lend force to his argument
B. Show his veneration for him
C. Emphasize that adversity is part of life
D. Embellish his prose


99. Most often our misfortunes are the result of our own

A. Idleness
C. Follies
B. Haste
D. Actions

 

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100. The synonym for 'cautioned' is

A. Warned
C. Suggested
B. Threatened
D. Persuaded


101. The phrase "exercise in futility' means

A. A foolish approach
B. Something that is pointless
C. Hopes of future
D. An irrational act

 

102. Identify the correct statement

A. Adversity is purposeless
B. Adversity is a curse
C. The mystery of adversity can be easily understood
D. Adversity helps us improve our character

 

103. Which of the following statements is not true?

A. Adversity is a test of our character
B. The bravest are bogged down by misfortunes
C. Adversity refines our character
D. Adversity sometimes has a purpose

 

104. The antonym for the word 'adversity' is

A. Prosperity
C. Luck
B. Luxury
D. Emptiness

 

105. When adversity strikes us we blame

A. Supernatural powers and evil spirits
B. Providence
C. Our stars
D. Everything and everyone except ourselves

 

Directions : Answer the following questions by selecting the most appropriate option.

 

106. In the primary classes, it is recommended that children should be taught in their mother tongue because

A. It enables children to comprehend
B. It creates a natural environment
C. Children develop self-confidence
D. It promotes regional languages

 

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107. A common developmental reading disorder is

A. Impairment
B. Dyslexia
C. Aphasia
D. Autism

 

108. The most important purpose of formative assessment is

A. To judge the performance of teachers and schools
B. To form an opinion about the best student in the class
C. To score and rank students on the basis of their performance
D. To provide qualitative feedback on students' learning


109. Role Play should be an integral part of every language classroom because

A. It enables girls and boys to interact freely.
B. It is an effective classroom management technique. 
C. It enables students to engage in meaningful talk.
D. It enables students to memorize the story.


110. A student of class V has just read a text about the water problems of a community living on the outskirts of a city. After reading the chapter, the student remarks how difficult it must be to struggle for water every day. Which comprehension strategy does this remark reveal

A. Read aloud
B. Summarizing
C. Metacognition
D. Inferential reading


111. Which one of the following is an example of Basic Interpersonal Communication Skills (BICS)?

A. Explaining a procedure to a peer during an experiment 
B. Discussing response to a story in a small group in the classroom
C. Taking notes during a lecture or a talk
D. Negotiating turn taking with a peer during free play


112. B.F. Skinner claimed that language is learnt through

A. Repetition and approximation
B. Reinforcement and engagement
C. Drill and practice
D. Immersion and employment


113. A language teacher wants her students to write for an authentic audience and purpose. What would be the best writing task to achieve this?

A. Students write a letter to the principal expressing their opinion on a school-related issue.
B. Students write answers to questions given at the end of the chapter after discussing them with each other. 
C. Students write a movie review of a movie they watched recently. 
D. Students write on the topic, 'My School.

 

 

114. Writing is a ................ and not a ...............

A. Product; process
B. Product; formation
C. Process; product
D. Process; formation


115. Rani is from Delhi. She has taken admission in a school in Assam. In the final exams, she faces difficulty in writing a composition on 'Bihu'. The most probable reason for Rani's problem is that

A. There is a discontinuity between her home environment and the school curriculum.
B. Her parents are unable to help her in understanding the school culture.
C. She is not a hardworking girl and is not trying to adapt to the school curriculum.
D. Her background is deficient and is not on a par with standard school culture.


116. A child reads 'She bought three apples' as 'She bought tree apples' and explains it as 'applies from trees'. How would you rate this child's reading skills?

A. She reads without comprehension
B. She reads with spelling errors.
C. She reads carelessly.
D. She reads with comprehension.


117. Which of the following is not true about sentences in the passive voice?

A. Any declarative sentence can be passivized.
B. The verb in passive sentences is always in perfect participle form.
C. It is generally used where the subject is hidden, not clear or not significant.
D. Sentences with intransitive verbs cannot be passivized.


118. Storytelling should be used frequently in classrooms because

A. It provides space for teachers to engage in other academic tasks
B. It lays the foundation of logical understanding and imagination
C. It lays the foundation for other academic engagements
D. It allows students to imagine and relax


119. Which one of the following principles is not appropriate for vocabulary development? 

A. Passive vocabulary should be learnt by heart
B. Provide opportunities to consult a dictionary
C. Integrate new words with old
D. Make a new word 'real' by connecting it to the learners' world


120. A language textbook for class I starts with poems and stories (complete text) and ends with the alphabet. Which approach does this kind of arrangement reflect in language pedagogy?

A. Eclectic approach
B. Top-down approach
C. Aesthetic approach
D. Bottom-up approach

 

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PART - V

Language - II : English


IMPORTANT : Candidates should attempt questions from Part - V (Q. No. 121 - 150), if they have  opted for ENGLISH as LANGUAGE - II only.

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136. Basic skills at the primary level are:  

A. Writing and speaking  
B. Reading and writing  
C. Listening and speaking  
D. Reading and listening  

 

137. Among these, .............. is not a method of letter recognition:  

A. Sentence method  
B. Direct method  
C. Letter method  
D. Word method  

 

138. "A board should have pictorial and colorful charts." Which option does not fulfill this objective?  

A. Children's imagination and shapes do not get recognition  
B. Provides a learning environment for children  
C. Helps in creating an educational atmosphere  
D. Children try to learn from its content  

 

139. The most helpful in developing children’s listening skills is:  

A. Language laboratory  
B. Audio tapes  
C. Dictation of words  
D. Mutual conversation  

 

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140. At the primary level, conversation is an important tool in language teaching because:  

A. It is a fundamental medium for learning and strengthening learned concepts  
B. Children enjoy conversing  
C. Conversation is an essential part of teaching  
D. It is already proposed in our lesson plan  

 

141. After preparing a record of children’s language usage abilities at the primary level, the most important task is:  

A. Checking the validity of the record  
B. Checking the reliability of the record  
C. Securing the record  
D. Reporting  

 

142. The least important factor in assessing reading ability at the primary level is:  

A. Reading fluency  
B. Reading by guessing from pictures  
C. Reading with understanding  
D. Reading by combining letters  

 

143. The most solid argument in favor of using children’s literature in primary-level language teaching is:  

A. Teachers enjoy teaching them  
B. It expands children’s language experiences  
C. It is better than textbooks  
D. It is relatively easy to teach  

 

144. Sunaina, who is in Class 3, often says 'sh' instead of 's'. As a language teacher, what will you do?  

A. Interrupt her whenever she says 'sh' instead of 's' to correct her  
B. Completely ignore such usage  
C. Give her enough time to correct herself as it may be a regional influence  
D. Provide her complete information about the articulation of 's' and 'sh'  

 

145. Amit experiences difficulty while reading. He is suffering from:  

A. Dyscalculia  
B. Aphasia  
C. Dyslexia  
D. Dysgraphia

 

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146. Identify the teaching aid that is different from the others in the given list:  

A. Newspaper  
B. Television  
C. Magazines  
D. Children’s literature  

 

147. At the primary level, a teacher explains 'noun' by first stating its definition and then giving related examples. What method of grammar teaching is the teacher using?  

A. Direct method  
B. Formula method  
C. Inductive method  
D. Deductive method  

 

148. At the primary level, most children prefer .............. poems:  

A. Rhythmic poems  
B. Short poems  
C. Heroic poems  
D. Poems filled with moral values  

 

149. The primary objective of teaching Hindi language at the primary level is:  

A. Developing the ability to use the language in various ways  
B. Understanding complex aspects of the language easily  
C. Completely assimilating the standard form of the language  
D. Fully assimilating the grammatical rules of the language  

 

150. The least important aspect in assessing children’s writing skills is:  

A. Standard spelling  
B. Clarity of ideas  
C. Presentation  
D. Imagination

 

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