Directions : (Q. Nos. 1-7) Read the passage given
below and answer the question that follow by
selecting the correct/most appropriate options-
Where does all our garbage disappear once it leaves
our homes? There are four methods of managing waste:
recycling. landfilling, composting and burning. Each
method has its strengths and weaknesses.
Recycling is the process of turning waste into new
materials. For example, used paper can be turned into
paperboard, which can be used to make book covers.
Recycling can reduce pollution, save materials and lower
energy use. Some argue that collecting, processing and
converting waste uses more than it saves.
Landfilling is the oldest method of managing
waste. Landfilling is to bury garbage in a hole. Over a
period of time the process of landfilling has advanced.
Garbage is compacted before it is thrown into the pit. In
this way garbage can fit in each landfill. Large garbage
bags are placed at the bottom of a landfill, so that toxic
garbage juice does not get into the groundwater. But in
spite of the bags, landfills may pollute the underground
water. Not to mention that all garbage stinks. Nobody
wants to live next to a landfill.
As landfill space increases, interest in composting
grows. Composting is when people pile up organic
matter such as food waste and allow it to decompose.
The product of his decomposition is compost. Compost
can be added to the soil to make the soil richer and better
for growing crops.
One thing that is easier to do is burning garbage.
There are two main ways to burn waste. The first is to
harvest fuel from the waste. The second is to burn the
waste directly, the heat from this burning process can
boil water, which
can power steam
generators
Unfortunately, burning garbage pollutes the air.
1. Compacting of garbage is done to
protect ground water
Incorrect.
avoid soil pollution
Incorrect.
remove the stink
Incorrect.
save space
Correct!
Second line of this passage clearly express
the view to managing garbage. So the purpose of
managing garbage is to save space. Hence option (d)
save space is correct.
2. ".the process of turning waste......
The word 'turning' is a/an
noun
Incorrect.
participle
Correct!
Here word 'turning' is used as participle.
Because it is used antecedent of noun waste. The word
'turning' qualifies the noun as an adjective does.
Hence option (b) is correct.
Participle: Participle is a word which is partly a verb
and partly an adjective.
verb
Incorrect.
adjective
Incorrect.
3. There are two main ways to burn waste
The underlined word is a
noun
Correct!
Here word 'waste' is used as a material noun.
Hence option (a) is correct.
gerund
Incorrect.
verb
Incorrect.
participle
Incorrect.
4. Garbage recycling
saves a lot of energy
Incorrect.
uses more energy than it saves
Correct!
Second para's fourth line clearly proves that
Garbage recycling uses more energy than it saves
Hence option (b) is correct.
saves only a little energy
Incorrect.
wastes a lot of energy
Incorrect.
5. Consider the following statements.
A. Landfilling does not allow water and air pollution.
B. Composting is better than landfilling
Which of the above statements is/are true?
Only A
Incorrect.
Both A and B
Incorrect.
Only B
Correct!
If we examine the statement A and B and
analysis Para III and IV we find that in comparison
composting is better than landfilling because Para IV
make it clear that landfill space increase. Hence
option (c) is correct.
Neither A nor
Incorrect.
6. It is safe to dispose of garbage through
recycling and burning
Incorrect.
burning and landfilling
Incorrect.
composting and burning
Incorrect.
recycling and composting
Correct!
Burning and landfilling increase many types
of pollution whether recycling and composting reduce
pollution so recycling and composting is safe to
dispose of garbage.
7. Consider the following statements.
A. We do not use any energy in the process of
composting
B. Burning can be a source of energy.
Which of the above statements is/are true?
Both A and B
Correct!
After the close study of this passage Para IV
and V we find that both statement are applicable.
Hence option (a) is correct.
Only B
Incorrect.
Neither A nor B
Incorrect.
Only A
Incorrect.
Directions (Q.8-22) Answer the following questions
by selecting the correct/most appropriate options.
A teacher of Class VII while teaching the poem,
8. The Solitary Reaper by William Wordsworth
asks children to find how the last words of each
line sound. What is she trying to draw the
attention of learners to?
Spelling of words
Incorrect.
Theme of the poem
Incorrect.
Rhyme scheme
Correct!
Last word of each line of poetry, teacher is
trying to draw the attention of learner to Rhyme
scheme. In English versification, standard rhyme
consist of the repetition, in the rhyming word of the
last stressed vowel and of all the speech sounds.
Hence option (c) is correct.
Vocabulary
Incorrect.
9. To help the students overcome the problems of
spelling mistakes, the teacher will use.... as the
teaching strategy.
brainstorming
Incorrect.
pronunciation drill
Incorrect.
loud reading
Incorrect.
dictation
Correct!
Dictation is a teaching method. It is a test in
which students write down what is being read to them
or the act of speaking or reading so that somebody can
write down the words. By this method teacher help the
students the problem of spelling mistake. Hence
option (d) is correct
10. Grammar translation method of teaching
English heavily relies on
meaning focused teaching
Incorrect.
form-focused teaching
Correct!
Grammar Translation method is very much
based on the written word and texts are widely in
evidence. A typical approach would be to present the
rules of a particular item of grammar. So this method
of teaching English heavily relies on form focused
teaching. Hence option (b) is correct.
direct teaching as a strategy for learning
Incorrect.
language use as the main focus
Incorrect.
11. Language proficiency refers to
A. fluency
B. accuracy
C. appropriateness
D. efficiency
Which of the above are true?
A, B and C
Incorrect.
A, B and D
Incorrect.
B, C and D
Incorrect.
A, C and D
Correct!
Language proficiency or linguistic is the
ability of an individual to speak or perform in an
acquired language. Additionally fluency, efficiency
appropriateness are generally recognized as being
related as theories among pedagogues. Hence option
(d) is correct.
12. Written description of a child's progress that a
teacher keeps on a day-to-day basis is
anecdotal record
Correct!
Anecdotal record refers to a personal account
of an event. So option (a) is correct answer for written
description of a child's progress that a teacher keeps
on a day-to-day. Hence option (a) is correct.
rubric
Incorrect.
portfolio
Incorrect.
rating scale
Incorrect.
13. A teacher of Class VI in a writing assessment
task asked students to write on If I were
famous for something...." This is assessment of
a/an.... answer.
extrapolative
Incorrect.
narrative
Incorrect.
factual
Incorrect.
descriptive
Correct!
In present question writing assessment task
is based on personal or particular predictive event.
This assessment clearly refer descriptive technique
because in descriptive technique a spoken or written
account of a person, object or event is mentioned.
Hence option (d) is correct.
14. A good language textbook should
A. contain learner-centred materials.
B. contain teacher-friendly instruction and
content-related materials.
C. incorporate language skills throughout.
D. have more syntactical items in its content.
Which of the above are true?
A, B, and C
Incorrect.
B, C and D
Incorrect.
A, B and D
Correct!
Option (c) is related to language skill that is
not a characteristic of a good language text book so
except this potion all other option (a), (b) and (d)
satisfies the answer. Hence option (C) is correct.
A, C and D
Incorrect.
15. Kavya notes down the errors committed by
learners of the class and discusses them once in
a fortnight. What is this practice known as?
Evaluation
Correct!
Errors committed by learners of the class
and discuss them once in a fortnight this practice is
known as evaluation because evaluation refers to form
an opinion of the value or quality of something after
thinking about it carefully. This act is done by Kavya.
Hence option (a) is correct.
Providing feedback
Incorrect.
Assessment
Incorrect.
Error correction
Incorrect.
16. When children are introduced to English as a
second language
they should begin with letters of alphabet
Correct!
There are four skills to learn foreign
language. Listening, Writing, Reading and Speaking.
Listening occupies first place among the four skill.
But this skill is not mentioned in the option. Option
(a) They should begin with letters of alphabet.
they should read first
Incorrect.
they should be exposed to language orally
Incorrect.
they should begin writing first
Incorrect.
17. Eclecticism in language teaching refers to using
appropriate strategies from various methods of
Correct!
In Eclectic approach teacher following one
specific methodology, the elective approach is the
label given to a teacher's use of techniques and
activities from a range of language teaching
approaches and methodologies. So option (a) satisfies
above fact. Hence option (a) is correct
all the methods to teach language
Incorrect.
the best method of teaching
Incorrect.
technology to teach language
Incorrect.
18. Which of the following approaches/methods
advocates
linguistic
competence
and
performance?
Grammar translation method
Incorrect.
Communicative approach
Correct!
Communicative approach advocates
linguistic
competence
and
performance
The
communicative approach emphasize interaction and
problem solving as both the means and the ultimate
goal of learning language. Hence option (b) is correct.
Direct method
Incorrect.
Structural approach
Incorrect.
19. Global listening is not listening
without being constrained by preset questions
tasks
Incorrect.
for specific information
Correct!
Global listening is not listening for specific
information. Global listening is that which a student
needs to understand the central point of a lecture or
long text. Hence option (b) is correct.
at different levels of comprehension
Incorrect.
for improving recognition of spoken text
Incorrect.
20. Which of the following activities needs to be
taken care of for helping non-native speakers to
produce the sounds of the target language?
Imitating the way a native speaker produces
sounds
Incorrect.
Distinguishing the vowel from consonant
sounds
Incorrect.
Ensuring that the words spoken are intelligible
others
Incorrect.
Maintaining the regional interference
Correct!
Maintaining the regional interference
activities needs to be taken care of for helping non
native speakers to produce the sounds of the target
language. Hence option (d) is correct.
21. The concept of transformative generative
grammar was given by
Ferdinand Saussure
Incorrect.
Bruner
Incorrect.
Noam Chomsky
Correct!
The concept of transformative generative grammar was given by -
Noam Chomsky.Avrom Noam Chomsky is
an
American linguistic,
philosopher and political activist. Hence option (c) is correct.
Piaget
Incorrect.
22. Tail question also refers to
question tag
Correct!
Tail question also refers to question tag.
Question tag is an expression like do you? or isn't it?
sentence.
consisting of an auxiliary verb, put on the end of a
Hence option (a) is correct.
follow-up question
Incorrect.
insignificant question
Incorrect.
most important question
Incorrect.
Directions Q. Nos. 23-30) Read the passage given
below and answer the questions that follow by
selecting the correct/most appropriate options.
Although India has a traditional of women
warriors, participation in the Salt Satyagraha was their
excitement at the enormity of the in any modern militant
political campaign and I could hardly suppress my
excitement at the enormity of the occasion and my own
Good fortune to be amongst the first. As I attached my
name to the pledge to devote myself to my country's
freedom battle, my hand shook a little under my
tumultuous emotions. It seemed such a stupendous
moment in my life, in the life of the women of my
country. I felt I was tracing not the letters of my name,
but recording a historic event. There was not much time
for thought, however. The next instant we were filing
out, taking the road to the sea, marching with quick
steps. Great sky-rending cries or Jai' filled the air
Heavy-scented flower garlands almost smothered us
From the balconies and roofs unseen hands showered
rose-petals until the road became a carpet of flowers.
Often our march was stopped and bright-eyed women
sprinkled rose water from silver sprays, tipped our palms
with sandalwood paste and perfume and blessed us
waving lights round our heads and faces for good omen.
The long narrow strip of sand that borders the city
like a white ribbon was transformed this morning into
another sea. A sea of human faces that swayed and
danced and bobbed about even as did the deep azure
waves that rimmed the shere. The city seemed to have
disgorged almost its entire population onto the sands. It
was not the struggling batch of seven that was breaking
the Salt Law, but hundreds and thousands not filling the
water's edge. And still they kept coming, thousands of
women amongst them striding like proud warriors.
gracefully balancing their pitchers of maroon-red earth
and shimmering brass that scattered a thousand hues as
the sunrays struck them. Even as I lit my little fire to boil
the saltwater, I saw thousands of fires aflame dancing in
he wind. The copper pans sizzled in laughter while their
bosoms traced the white grains of salt as the heat lapped
up the last drop of water.
23. Women lighted their little fires on the seashore to
protect themselves from cold
Incorrect.
make the tea and drink it to overcome their
fatigue
Incorrect.
boil seawater to make salt
Correct!
Last 4 line of the passage express that
Women lighted their little fire to boil seawater to make
salt on the seashore to make salt on the seashore.
Hence option (C) is correct.
express their anger against the British
Incorrect.
24. The word which nearly means the same as
'stupendous' is
crucial
Incorrect.
wonderful
Correct!
Synonyms of the word Stupendous is
given in option (b) 'wonderful' that is correct. All
other words as crucial, significant, influential are not
appropriate synonyms of the above word. Hence
option (b) is correct.
significant
Incorrect.
influential
Incorrect.
25. The word opposite in meaning to the word
'proud' as used in the passage is
humble
Correct!
The opposite meaning of the word 'Proud
is given in option (a) 'Humble that is correct. All
other words as gentle, decent, fawning are not
appropriate opposite of the above word.
gentle
Incorrect.
decent
Incorrect.
fawning
Incorrect.
26. Which part of speech is the underlined word in
the following sentence?
"I could hardly suppress my excitement."
Adverb
Correct!
Here in the present sentence "I could
hardly suppress my excitement." Word hardly is used
as an adverb. Adverb should be placed in a sentence
to make it quite clear which word or words they are
intended to modify. Here in the present sentence word
hardly modifies verb suppress. Hence option (a) is
correct.
Pronom
Incorrect.
Adjective
Incorrect.
Conjunction
Incorrect.
27. Participation in the Salt Satyagraha evoked in
the author a feeling of
pride
Incorrect.
ecstasy
Incorrect.
excitement
Correct!
First line of the present passage makes it
clear I could hardly suppress my excitement at the
enormity of the (Salt Satyagraha) occasion, that in the
Salt Satyagraha author evoked in the feeling of
excitement. Hence option (C) is correct
fear
Incorrect.
28. The author took a pledge to
fight against social evils
Incorrect.
launch a literacy campaign
Incorrect.
serve the poor people of India
Incorrect.
be part of India's freedom struggle
Correct!
Second line of present passage As I
attached my name to the pledge to devote myself to
my countries freedom battle (India's freedom struggle)
makes it clear that the author took a pledge to be part
of India's freedom struggle. Hence option (d) is
correct.
29. The warm welcome given to the Satyagrahis
showed
that the Indian people turn every event into a
occasion
Incorrect.
general resentment against British exploitation
the people
Incorrect.
the full support of the people for breaking the
Law
Correct!
Whole passage express the fact about the
warm welcome given to the Satyagrahis showed the
full support of the people for breaking the law salt.
Other options are not true. Hence option (c) is
correct.
people's hatred of the British
Incorrect.
30. "A sea of human faces that swayed and danced
means
people dancing while bathing
Incorrect.
human faces resembling a sea
Incorrect.
people bathing and frolicking
Incorrect.
a large number of enthusiastic people
Correct!
As sea is expanded in a large area some
human being are collected in a large area in India's
freedom struggle. 'Metaphor is used in the present
sentence here 'faces' refers 'human being who are
enthusiastic India's freedom struggle. Hence option
(d) is correct
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