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CTET Aug 2023 : English, Paper 1

 

PART - IV

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

91. Choose the strategy that matches the example.
‘I focus on the language I use to make sure it is correct.’

(1) Translanguaging
(2) Memorising
(3) Revising
(4) Self-monitoring

92. Students in Class II sing a song, ‘Head and shoulders, knees and toes’. They touch the correct part of their body as they sing the song. Which method is the teacher using to teach them ?

(1) Eclectic
(2) Audio-lingual
(3) Communicative Language Teaching
(4) Total Physical Response

 

93. Students work in groups to answer five questions about vocabulary from the previous unit. Then, they exchange questions with another group and try to answer the questions. This is an example of :

(1) Peer assessment
(2) Self-assessment
(3) Feedback
(4) Reading assessment

94. I like it when the teacher gives me a card with a word or phrase on it and I have to act it out for the rest of the class so that they guess the word. Find the learners’ comments with the learners’ preferences listed below:

(1) I remember language well when I am kinesthetically involved.
(2) I remember language well when I see it.
(3) I remember language well when I hear it.
(4) I remember language well when I memorise the phrase from the card.

 

95. Read the following statements and choose the correct option :
Assertion (A) : All children who enter school are competent language users according to their age.
Reason (R) : Due to language and cultural diversity, they are unable to demonstrate their abilities.

(1) (A) is false, but (R) is true. 
(2) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A).
(3) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A).
(4) (A) is true, but (R) is false.

96. Manjeet of Class V speaks in different ways to his teacher, to his friends and also to a two-year-old child. It means Manjeet knows how to use language in social situations. What is this attribute of a language known as ?

(1) Act of speech
(2) Naturalist
(3) Semantics
(4) Pragmatics

97. A mother notices that her child sometimes says things that she has never heard adults or her siblings say. She is confused, as shebelieves that the child learns language by imitating people in her family and immediate surroundings. Her belief resonates with :

(1) Multilingualism
(2) Nativism
(3) Behaviourism
(4) Constructivism

98. The set of skills that develop before children begin formal reading instruction and which provide the foundation for later academic skills is :

(1) Emergent literacy
(2) Emergent solution
(3) Emergent curriculum
(4) Emergent properties

 

 

99. A grandmother loves to read out stories from books to young children at home and, in this way, exposes them to books and new ideas, and the children are actively engaged in this process. This technique is known as :

(1) Aloud reading
(2) Model reading
(3) Shared reading
(4) Dialogic reading

 

100. An approach to teaching reading that starts with basic elements like letters and phonemes and teaches children that phonemes can be combined into words before moving on to reading as a whole is :

(1) Structural approach
(2) Top-down approach
(3) Bottom-up approach
(4) Whole language approach

 

101. Read the following statements and choose the correct option :
Assertion (A) : Use of phonetic spelling slows down the ability to learn to spell correctly.
Reason (R) : When young children use spellings that they ‘invented’ rather than conventional spellings, it does not slow down their ability to learn to spell correctly.

(1) (A) is false, but (R) is true.
(2) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A).
(3) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A).
(4) (A) is true, but (R) is false. 

 

102. In learning a new language, many students often lack confidence when speaking due to the language’s unique pronunciation rules. One way to overcome this problem is by :

(1) correcting errors whenever they happen.
(2) letting children read aloud in class.
(3) using game-like activities that require verbal interaction in the classroom.
(4) conducting special speech therapy with a counsellor and practice through drills.

103. A teacher of Class III is presenting new vocabulary to the learners. Which one of the following is an effective way to present the new vocabulary ?

(1) The teacher should write its meaning on the blackboard and ask learners to learn it by heart.
(2) The teacher should tell them the antonyms of words and give the meaning in their language.
(3) The teacher should give them a concise definition of words.
(4) The teacher should try to explain a word’s meaning in the situation in which it occurs.

104. Learning a language is a matter of __________.

(1) skill
(2) acquisition
(3) process
(4) product

 

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Directions : Read The Passage Given Below And Answer The Questions That Follow (Q. Nos. 106 To 114) By Selecting The Correct/Most Appropriate Option.

In The Middle Of Her Solo Trip To Mizoram Last Month, Geeta Garud, 69, Was Walking On A Narrow Ledge, "Making My Way Behind A Waterfall, Trying Out Something I Wouldn't Have In My Younger Years. And I Realized How Travelling Solo Was Such A Liberating Experience."

Before Going On Her Week-Long Holiday, She Was Hesitant About Travelling By Herself. Garud Had Asked Friends And Family But Found No Takers. Yet There She Was, Alone, Relishing A Challenging Trek. "Why Was I Being Dependent On Others? Being Alone Gives You A Sense Of Freedom."

She Ended Up Having Many Firsts. She Danced Impromptu At A Festival In Reiek, Waded Into A River, And Went Horse-Riding. "I Had Opportunities To Try Horse-Riding When I Was Younger, But Could Not Work Up The Courage. This Time, I Thought, If Not Now, I May Not Get Another Chance," Says Garud, Who Was An Athlete In Her Youth And Had Played Cricket.

She Was At Her Farm In Koregaon During The Lockdown And Had Felt The Lack Of Social Connections. It Motivated Her To Travel As Soon As Things Eased.

"Travel Is Also About Meeting People; I Felt That Sense Of Joy And Freedom When I Finally Did It." She Is Planning To Travel To Europe Next And Has Decided Not To Take A Friend Or Relative Along. She Intends To Revisit The Joy Of Travelling Alone And Relishing A Sense Of Freedom All Over Again.

 

106. Which Of The Following Statements Is Incorrect?
Travelling Alone In Distant Mizoram At The Age Of 69:

(1) Was Very Enjoyable But Very Tiring.
(2) Was A Novel Experience For Garud.
(3) She Was Taking A Big Risk.
(4) She Was Breathing An Air Of Freedom.

107. Garud Travelled Alone As:

(1) A Companion Would Have Offered Her Unasked For Advice.
(2) It Was Less Expensive.
(3) No One Agreed To Accompany Her.
(4) She Did Not Like Company.

 

108. Which Of The Following Statements Is True/False?
A. Initially, She Did Not Like To Go Alone.
B. She Wanted Only A Friend To Go With Her.
Choose The Correct Option:

(1) Both A And B Are False.
(2) A Is True And B Is False.
(3) B Is True And A Is False.
(4) Both A And B Are True.

109. Study The Following Statements:
A. She Practised Only For A Day Before Dancing In A Festival.
B. Horse-Riding Is A Courageous Skill.
C. Her Experience As An Athlete Helped Her In Trying Horse-Riding.
Choose The Correct Option:

(1) A And B Are False, But C Is True.
(2) A And B Are True, But C Is False.
(3) Band Care True, But A Is False.
(4) A And C Are True, But B Is False.

 

110. Which One Of The Following Statements Is Not True?

(1) Garud's Family Owned A Farm At Koregaon.
(2) During Lockdown, Garud Felt Isolated And Lonely.
(3) A Friend Might Not Have Let Her Wade Into A River.
(4) Walking On A Narrow Ledge Is An Easy Task.

 

111. "And I Realised How Travelling Solo Was......."
The Underlined Expression Is A/An ........... Clause.

(1) Adverb
(2) Principal
(3) Noun
(4) Adjective

112. 'Garud Had Asked Friends And Family But Found No Takers.'
The Underlined Word Is A/An .........

(1) Interjection
(2) Noun
(3) Pronoun
(4) Conjunction

113. 'She Was Hesitant ............'
Choose The Word Nearest In Meaning To The Underlined One.

(1) Willing
(2) Keen
(3) Disinclined
(4) Harmless

 

114. ..... Relishing A Challenging Trek.'
Choose The Word Opposite In Meaning To The Underlined One.

(1) Realising
(2) Disliking
(3) Revealing
(4) Denying

 

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Directions : Read The Poem Given Below And Answer The Questions That Follow (Q. Nos. 115 To 120) By Selecting The Correct/Most Appropriate Option.

Gather Ye Rosebuds While Ye May, 
Old Time Is Still A-Flying; 
And This Same Flower That Smiles Today 
Tomorrow Will Be Dying.

The Glorious Lamp Of Heaven, The Sun, 
The Higher He's A-Getting, 
The Sooner Will His Race Be Run, 
And Nearer He's To Setting.

That Age Is Best Which Is The First, 
When Youth And Blood Are Warmer; 
But Being Spent, The Worse, And Worst 
Times Still Succeed The Former.

Then Be Not Coy, But Use Your Time, 
And While Ye May, Go Marry; 
For Having Lost But Once Your Prime, 
You May Forever Tarry.

 

115. The Poem Is Addressed To A/An .............

(1) Old Unmarried Woman
(2) Gardener
(3) Young Woman
(4) Old Friend

 

116. The Example Of The Sun Is Given To:

(1) Describe The Glory Of His Light.
(2) Describe The Fast Passage Of Time.
(3) Show His Warmth.
(4) Warn Of His Setting.

 

117. What Does The Poet Tell Us About Young Age?

(1) Time Will Soon Pass And It Is A Time To Find One's Love.
(2) It Is A Time To Work Hard.
(3) Time Will Soon Pass.
(4) It Is A Time To Find One's Love.

 

118. Which Of The Following Statements Is True/False?
A. Gathering Rosebuds Is The Same As Enjoying One's Life.
B. The Sun Can't Keep On Shining Forever.
Choose The Correct Option:

(1) Both A And B Are False.
(2) A Is True And B Is False.
(3) B Is True And A Is False.
(4) Both A And B Are True.

 

119. 'And This Same Flower That Smiles Today.'
Identify The Figure Of Speech Used In This Line.

(1) Hyperbole
(2) Simile
(3) Metaphor
(4) Personification

 

120. Identify The Figure Of Speech Used In: The Glorious Lamp Of Heaven, The Sun'.

(1) Hyperbole
(2) Simile
(3) Metaphor
(4) Personification

 

 

PART - V

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

 

Directions : Read The Passage Given Below And Answer The Questions That Follow (Q. Nos. 121 To 127) By Selecting The Correct/Most Appropriate Option.

Father Would Dress Himself For Court In A Brightly Coloured Dhoti, A Matching White Shirt With An Equally Bright White Turban And A Neat Black Coat. The Paraphernalia To Court Would Include A Cloth Bundle Containing Court Papers And A Basket Containing Hot Coffee With Tumblers And Plates For Tiffin Given By My Mother Or Sisters-In-Law.

The Younger Advocates Of His Time Were Great Admirers Of My Father And Used To Listen To Him With Rapt Attention Whenever He Rose To Address The Court. His Arguments Were Forceful, Coherent, Cogent, Compulsive And Conclusive. The Arguments Would Go On Till About Lunchtime And Even The English Judge Used To Take Down Notes Of His Points.

One Client Was Particular That My Father Alone Should Argue His Case. On The Day My Mother Died, This Case Happened To Be On The Cause List. My Mother Was Alive When My Father Left For Court At 10 A.M. That Morning And He Had Told My Brother That He Would Return As Soon As The Case Was Over. Unfortunately, She Died Within An Hour Of His Departure.

With Some Difficulty, The News Was Conveyed Through An Advocate In Court. My Father, However, Continued His Arguments Without Showing Any Emotions. Only After Concluding The Case Did He Get Back Home To The Room Where My Mother's Body Lay And Stood In Stoic Silence.

121. Father Was Very Particular About Dressing:

(1) As He Wanted To Follow The Proper Dress Code.
(2) To Impress The Judges.
(3) To Impress His Family.
(4) As He Was Rich Enough To Buy Good Clothes.

 

122. Which Of The Following Statements True/False? Are
A. Father Avoided Eating In The Court Canteen.
B. He Liked To Drink Hot Tea During The Day.
C. He Carried Case Files Wrapped In A Cloth.
Choose The Correct Option:

(1) A And B Are False, But C Is True.
(2) A And B Are True, But C Is False.
(3) B And C Are True, But A Is False.
(4) C And A Are True, But B Is False.

 

123. Which Of The Following Statements Is Wrong ?

(1) He Was The Preferred Lawyer Of Some Clients.
(2) Young Advocates Wanted To Learn From Him.
(3) Only A Few Were Jealous Of His Popularity.
(4) He Argued His Cases Logically And Persuasively.

 

124. Which Of The Following Statements Are True/False?
A. Even The Judges Recognised His Legal Acumen.
B. He Preferred His Legal Obligations To Family Obligations.
Choose The Correct Option:

(1) Both A And B Are False.
(2) A Is True And B Is False.
(3) B Is True And A Is False.
(4) Both A And B Are True.

 

125. 'His Arguments Were Forceful, Coherent, ............,
Choose The Word Similar In Meaning To The Underlined One.

(1) Calculating
(2) Reasonable
(3) Crazy
(4) Witless

126.............. A Bundle Containing Court Papers.'
The Underlined Word Is A/An:

(1) Adverb
(2) Noun
(3) Verb
(4) Adjective

 

127. 'One Client Was Particular That My Father
The Underlined Expression Is A/An .............. Clause.

(1) Adverb
(2) Principal
(3) Noun
(4) Adjective

 

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Directions : Read The Passage Given Below And Answer The Questions That Follow (Q. Nos. 128 To 135) By Selecting The Correct/Most Appropriate Option.

Dorothy Lived In The Midst Of The Great Kansas Prairies (Grasslands) With Uncle Henry, Who Was A Farmer, And Aunt Em, Who Was The Farmer's Wife. Their House Was Small, For The Lumber To Build It Had To Be Carried By Wagon From Many Miles Afar. There Were Four Walls, A Floor And A Roof, Which Made One Room; And This Room Contained A Rusty Looking Cooking Stove, A Cupboard For The Dishes, A Table, Three Or Four Chairs, And The Beds.

Uncle Henry And Aunt Em Had A Big Bed In One Corner, And Dorothy A Little Bed In Another Corner. There Was No Garret At All, And No Cellar -Except A Small Hole Dug In The Ground, Called A Cyclone Cellar, Where The Family Could Go In Case One Of Those Great Whirlwinds Arose, Mighty Enough To Crush Any Building In Its Path. It Was Reached By A Trapdoor In The Middle Of The Floor, From Which A Ladder Led Down Into The Small, Dark Hole.

When Dorothy Stood In The Doorway And Looked Around, She Could See Nothing But The Great Gray Prairie On Every Side. Not A Tree Nor A House Broke The Broad Sweep Of Flat Country That Reached To The Edge Of The Sky In All Directions. The Sun Had Baked The Ploughed Land Into A Gray Mass, With Little Cracks Running Through It. Even The Grass Was Not Green, For The Sun Had Burned The Tops Of Long Blades Until They Were The Same Gray Colour To Be Seen Everywhere. Once The House Had Been Painted, But The Sun Blistered The Paint And The Rains Washed It Away, And Now The House Was As Dull And Gray As Everything Else.

 

128. Which One Of The Following Statements Is True?

(1) Uncle Henry's House Was Freshly Painted.
(2) Dorothy's Parents Were Rich Farmers.
(3) Uncle Henry Had A Big Farm.
(4) She Lived In A Small And Shabby House.

 

129. Which One Of The Following Statements Is True?

(1) There Was No Tall Tree Near The House.
(2) The House Was A Comfortable Brick House.
(3) It Was Made Of Wood, As Wood Was Easily Available.
(4) Dorothy Slept In A Big Wooden Bed.

 

130. Study The Following Statements:
A. In The Vast Grassland, Uncle Henry's Was The Only House.
B. There Was Sun-Baked Gray Grass All Around.
C. In The Middle Of The Prairies Was A Green Field Ploughed By Uncle Henry.
Choose The Correct Option:

(1) A And B Are Wrong, But C Is Right.
(2) A And B Are Right, But C Is Wrong.
(3) B And C Are Right, But A Is Wrong.
(4) A And Care Right, But B Is Wrong.

 

131. Study The Following Statements:
A. Uncle Henry Had A Tractor Trolley In Which Wood Was Carried.
B. The Wood For The House Was Carried From Far Away.
Choose The Correct Option:

(1) Both A And B Are Wrong.
(2) A Is Right And B Is Wrong.
(3) B Is Right And A Is Wrong.
(4) Both A And B Are Right.

 

132. Which Of The Following Statements Are True (T) And Which Ones Are False (F)?
A. The Fear Of A Cyclone Loomed Large On The Family.
B. They Had Built A Shelter For Protection Against Wind And Rain.
C. Around The House There Was Nothing To Reduce The Impact Of A Storm.
D. Their Drawing Room Had Only Three Or Four Chairs.
Choose The Correct Option:

(1) TFTF
(2) FTFT
(3) TTTF
(4) FFTT

133. ..... With Uncle Henry, Who Was A Farmer.'
The Underlined Word Is A/An ................. Clause.

(1) Adverb
(2) Principal
(3) Noun
(4) Adjective

 

134. 'A Cupboard For The Dishes.'
The Underlined Word Is A/An .............

(1) Article
(2) Conjunction
(3) Preposition
(4) Adverb

 

135. There Was No Garret At All.
The Underlined Word Nearly Means The Same As A ...........

(1) Pantry
(2) Loft
(3) Study
(4) Toilet

 

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136. While planning lessons for young learners, the teacher decided to focus on the Total Physical Response (TPR) method. Which one of the following should be used to include TPR in the lesson ?

(1) Must keep activities aside and instead ask questions and motivate them to respond.
(2) Must ensure to add some bodily activities in class.
(3) Choose activities that help them stay in their seats and work in pairs or groups.
(4) Must add some listening activity in class.

 

137. Which approach to grammar encourages the belief that learning a language is a matter of learning rules ?

(1) Grammar Translation
(2) Deductive
(3) Inductive
(4) Communicative

138. A teacher is planning to give a free writing task to learners in Class V. Which one of the following should be focused on most by the teacher ?

(1) The handwriting of the learner
(2) Accuracy of the content
(3) Fluency of the content
(4) Both fluency and accuracy of the content

139. Top-down means ‘attend to the overall meaning’. What does ‘bottom-up’ mean ?

(1) Focus on asking short answer type questions
(2) Focus on the gist of the text and abstract ideas
(3) Focus on pre-reading
(4) Focus on the words and phrases of the text

 

140. Which among these is the primary responsibility of the language teacher ?

(1) Instructing the learners
(2) Identifying the learner’s communicative needs
(3) Selecting suitable content for teaching
(4) Grouping learners into different classes

 

141. A young child picks up a book, holds it right side up, and turns the pages. These activities demonstrate :

(1) emergent solution skills
(2) emergent literacy skills
(3) emergent curriculum
(4) emergent properties

 

142. Read the following statements and choose the correct option :
Assertion (A) : Learners acquire languages since they are genetically predisposed to do so and the environment does not play any role in it.
Reason (R) : The learner-centered classroom environment has a great impact on language acquisition.

(1) (A) is false, but (R) is true.
(2) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A).
(3) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A).
(4) (A) is true, but (R) is false. 

 

143. A way to teach reading that emphasises understanding the meaning of words from the context in which they appear is :

(1) Structural approach
(2) Communicative approach
(3) Bottom-up approach
(4) Whole language approach

 

144. The ability to think and talk about language is :

(1) Metalinguistic ability
(2) Phonological awareness
(3) Proficiency
(4) Emergent literacy

 

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145. A mother asked the teacher of Class II how it was possible for her child to sometimes say things that she had never heard any adults or siblings say. How is it possible ? Which one of the following is the apt answer to this question ?

(1) As per the constructivist approach, children can invent new languages.
(2) Children learn language only by imitating adults.
(3) The human brain is innately wired to learn language.
(4) A child learns language when we reinforce the development of the child’s language.

 

146. A technique used to facilitate early literacy, which involves an adult and a child looking at a book together while the adult asks questions and encourages a dialogue, followed by switching roles so that the child asks questions to the adult, is called :

(1) Storytelling
(2) Model reading
(3) Shared reading
(4) Dialogic reading

 

147. A teacher can develop the listening skills of language learners by :

(1) making the learners listen to everything they hear passively.
(2) speaking continuously to learners both within the classroom and outside.
(3) focusing only on listening skills without associating them with other language skills.
(4) creating opportunities for learners to listen to a variety of language sources and people and engaging in other listening activities.

 

148. Read the following statements and choose the correct option :
Assertion (A) : Accuracy in language is most important at the primary level.
Reason (R) : Grammar is an integral part of the primary curriculum.

(1) (A) is false, but (R) is true.
(2) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A).
(3) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A).
(4) (A) is true, but (R) is false. 

149. Theoretical positions and beliefs about the nature of language, the nature of language learning, and the applicability of both to pedagogical settings is :

(1) Technique
(2) Syllabus
(3) Content
(4) Approach

150. Formative evaluation is :

(1) not subjected to change.
(2) what is happening in the teaching-learning process.
(3) related to ongoing development and improvement.
(4) carried out at a pre-specified or particular stage in the course.

 

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