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Question paper · UP TGT

UP TGT 2016 — Home Science (Series A)

8 or 9 March 2019125 questions+3.4 for a correct answer, −0 for a wrong one

Questions from the U.P. Secondary Education Services Selection Board’s paper of 8 or 9 March 2019. Each question’s answer is under it, hidden until you open it, and the full answer key is at the end. Take the paper as a timed practice test to be scored.

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Home Science

  1. 1. Indian multipurpose food prepared and marketed by

    • (a) CFTRI
    • (b) NIN
    • (c) WHO
    • (d) UNICEF
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    Answer: (a)

  2. 2. The Prevention of Food Adulteration Act was passed in the year

    • (a) 1951
    • (b) 1952
    • (c) 1953
    • (d) 1954
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    Answer: (d)

  3. 3. ________ give meaning to life.

    • (a) Goals
    • (b) Values
    • (c) Standards
    • (d) Money
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    Answer: (b)

  4. 4. The long term goals are considered fairly

    • (a) Permanent
    • (b) Temporary
    • (c) Flexible
    • (d) None of the above
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    Answer: (a)

  5. 5. Making coffee is an example for ________ decision.

    • (a) Habitual
    • (b) Immediate
    • (c) Conscious
    • (d) Emergency
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    Answer: (a)

  6. 6. ________ effort where our eyes must direct the movement of our bodies.

    • (a) Mental
    • (b) Pedal
    • (c) Visual
    • (d) Torsal
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    Answer: (c)

  7. 7. Work simplification shows ________ work methods.

    • (a) Good
    • (b) Better
    • (c) Best
    • (d) Worst
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    Answer: (c)

  8. 8. ________ management consists of a series of decisions, making up the process of using family resources.

    • (a) Family
    • (b) Home
    • (c) Environment
    • (d) Skill
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    Answer: (b)

  9. 9. ________ is the carrying out of the plan.

    • (a) Planning
    • (b) Controlling
    • (c) Evaluating
    • (d) Energizing
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    Answer: (b)

  10. 10. Defining the problem is the ________ step in decision making process.

    • (a) First
    • (b) Second
    • (c) Third
    • (d) Fourth
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    Answer: (a)

  11. 11. Which is the example for both human and non human resources ?

    • (a) Energy
    • (b) Skill
    • (c) Ability
    • (d) Interest
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    Answer: (a)

  12. 12. ________ management means application of science to management problems.

    • (a) Problem
    • (b) Solution
    • (c) Scientific
    • (d) Artistic
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    Answer: (c)

  13. 13. ________ is defined as familiar knowledge combined in practical application to work performance.

    • (a) Clumsiness
    • (b) Skill
    • (c) Incapacity
    • (d) Stupidity
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    Answer: (b)

  14. 14. ________ income is referred as enjoyment income.

    • (a) Money
    • (b) Real
    • (c) Psychic
    • (d) Goods
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    Answer: (c)

  15. 15. ________ reduces economic insecurity in old age.

    • (a) Wage
    • (b) Salary
    • (c) Services
    • (d) Savings
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    Answer: (d)

  16. 16. ________ means to circulate fresh air and driving out foul air in order to freshen up the interiors of a house.

    • (a) Aspect
    • (b) Ventilation
    • (c) Prospect
    • (d) Muram
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    Answer: (b)

  17. 17. A ________ refers to any arrangement of lines, forms, colours and textures.

    • (a) Form
    • (b) Shape
    • (c) Harmony
    • (d) Design
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    Answer: (d)

  18. 18. The design principle ________ refers to law of relationship.

    • (a) Proportion
    • (b) Balance
    • (c) Rhythm
    • (d) Emphasis
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    Answer: (a)

  19. 19. Furnitures finished with cushioned surface is called

    • (a) Drawer
    • (b) Table
    • (c) Chair
    • (d) Upholstering
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    Answer: (d)

  20. 20. The ________ is the tactile surface quality of material.

    • (a) Texture
    • (b) Illusion
    • (c) Effect
    • (d) Object
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    Answer: (a)

  21. 21. If a Rh positive man marries an Rh negative woman, the result will be ________ foetus.

    • (a) Positive
    • (b) Negative
    • (c) Stillbirth
    • (d) Premature
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    Answer: (a)

  22. 22. ________ is known as poor man’s milk.

    • (a) Ragi
    • (b) Wheat germ
    • (c) Jowar
    • (d) Bajra
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    Answer: (a)

  23. 23. ________ is common feeding problems of infants.

    • (a) Constipation
    • (b) Diarrhoea
    • (c) Allergy
    • (d) All the above
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    Answer: (d)

  24. 24. Small quantities of water with sugar and salt can be given during

    • (a) Vomiting
    • (b) Common cold
    • (c) Colic
    • (d) Tonsils
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    Answer: (a)

  25. 25. ________ development means the progress in control over body movements.

    • (a) Fast
    • (b) Slow
    • (c) Motor
    • (d) Average
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    Answer: (c)

  26. 26. Nail biting and thumb sucking can be ignored till the age of

    • (a) 6
    • (b) 5
    • (c) 4
    • (d) 3
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    Answer: —

  27. 27. ________ is used to prepare soap.

    • (a) Besan
    • (b) Rice
    • (c) Jowar
    • (d) Bajra
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    Answer: (a)

  28. 28. ________ is a fear provoking stimuli for young children.

    • (a) Conversation
    • (b) Thinking
    • (c) Lonliness
    • (d) Kindness
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    Answer: (c)

  29. 29. ________ is due to a severe deficiency of proteins and calories in the diet.

    • (a) Marasmus
    • (b) Scurvy
    • (c) Beri Beri
    • (d) Goitre
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    Answer: (a)

  30. 30. Food infection is consumption of pathogens, the disease producing bacteria which is present in food.

    • (a) False
    • (b) True
    • (c) Not related
    • (d) Doubtful
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    Answer: (b)

  31. 31. Asbestos is ________ fibre.

    • (a) Mineral
    • (b) Natural
    • (c) Thermoplastic
    • (d) Non-thermoplastic
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    Answer: (a)

  32. 32. The vegetable fibres are ________ to touch.

    • (a) Cooler
    • (b) Lifeless
    • (c) Lustrous
    • (d) Warmer
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    Answer: —

  33. 33. Wild silk differs from cultivated silk in appearance under the microscope.

    • (a) True
    • (b) False
    • (c) Not related
    • (d) Disputed
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    Answer: (a)

  34. 34. ________ are named according to the system or design followed in interlacing warp and weft yarns.

    • (a) Yarns
    • (b) Fabrics
    • (c) Dresses
    • (d) Weaves
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    Answer: (d)

  35. 35. ________ is the main storage polysaccharides of plants.

    • (a) Starch
    • (b) Sugar
    • (c) Carbohydrates
    • (d) Fats
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    Answer: (a)

  36. 36. ________ quotient is defined as the ratio of the volume of carbon dioxide produced to the volume of oxygen used on oxidation of a given amount of the nutrient.

    • (a) Intelligent
    • (b) Respiratory
    • (c) Circulatory
    • (d) Urinary
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    Answer: (b)

  37. 37. ________ is the term used for filling in silk and wool.

    • (a) Napping
    • (b) Weighting
    • (c) Moiring
    • (d) Glazing
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    Answer: —

  38. 38. Rippling is done for flax plant to get

    • (a) Seed
    • (b) Stems
    • (c) Plant
    • (d) Linen
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    Answer: (b)

  39. 39. ________ is a bad conductor of heat.

    • (a) Cotton
    • (b) Silk
    • (c) Linen
    • (d) Rayon
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    Answer: (b)

  40. 40. Patola saris are produced by

    • (a) Paithanis
    • (b) Tie-dyeing
    • (c) Himrus
    • (d) Block dyeing
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    Answer: (b)

  41. 41. Surf is a

    • (a) Detergent
    • (b) Soap
    • (c) Caustic soda
    • (d) Fat
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    Answer: (a)

  42. 42. Need for love and affection is ________ need.

    • (a) Biological
    • (b) Egoistic
    • (c) Psycho-social
    • (d) Sensory
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    Answer: (c)

  43. 43. The ________ is the first moulder of the child.

    • (a) Social media
    • (b) Water
    • (c) Family
    • (d) Sand
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    Answer: (c)

  44. 44. The kidney releases an ________ called renal erythropoietic factor.

    • (a) Enzyme
    • (b) Chemical
    • (c) Acid
    • (d) Hormone
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    Answer: (d)

  45. 45. Salmonella food poisoning is a type of bacterial food poisoning.

    • (a) True
    • (b) False
    • (c) Not related
    • (d) Disputed
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    Answer: (a)

  46. 46. Type 2 diabetes mellitus is known as

    • (a) Insulin dependent diabetes mellitus
    • (b) Non-insulin dependent diabetes mellitus
    • (c) Malnutrition related diabetes mellitus
    • (d) Gestational diabetes mellitus
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    Answer: (b)

  47. 47. The period after delivery is ________ and lactation.

    • (a) Pre partum
    • (b) Post partum
    • (c) Labour
    • (d) Maturity
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    Answer: (b)

  48. 48. Participation in extension education is ________ while school attendance is ________

    • (a) Compulsory, Voluntary
    • (b) Voluntary, Compulsory
    • (c) Only, Compulsory
    • (d) Only, Voluntary
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    Answer: (b)

  49. 49. Example for changes of attitudes due to planned sharing is

    • (a) Sharing the decision making
    • (b) Changes in age
    • (c) Prolonged illness
    • (d) Position of authority
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    Answer: (a)

  50. 50. A ________ aid is an instrumental or communicating device in which the message can be seen but not heard.

    • (a) Audio
    • (b) Visual
    • (c) Both audio and visual
    • (d) None
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    Answer: (b)

  51. 51. ________ is the person who starts the process of communication in operation.

    • (a) Observer
    • (b) Organiser
    • (c) Audience
    • (d) The communicator
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    Answer: (d)

  52. 52. ________ leader operates as if he can not trust people.

    • (a) Democratic
    • (b) Laissez-Faire
    • (c) Autocratic
    • (d) General
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    Answer: (c)

  53. 53. Early childhood is also known as ________ age.

    • (a) Pre-natal
    • (b) Pre-gang
    • (c) Puberty
    • (d) Pre-mature
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    Answer: (b)

  54. 54. ________ immunity in which one acquires as a result of infection or due to administration of vaccines.

    • (a) Natural
    • (b) Active
    • (c) Passive
    • (d) Acquired
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    Answer: (d)

  55. 55. Pre speech forms of communication

    • (a) Babbling
    • (b) Gestures
    • (c) Emotional expressions
    • (d) All the above
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    Answer: (d)

  56. 56. Riboflavin was formerly known as

    • (a) Vitamin B₁
    • (b) Vitamin B₆
    • (c) Vitamin B₁₂
    • (d) Vitamin B₂
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    Answer: (d)

  57. 57. Retention of water due to malfunctioning of kidney results in

    • (a) Sweating
    • (b) Hunger
    • (c) Oedema
    • (d) Thirst
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    Answer: (c)

  58. 58. ________ are natural polymers.

    • (a) Vitamins
    • (b) Minerals
    • (c) Fats
    • (d) Proteins
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    Answer: (d)

  59. 59. ________ contains the main store of cereal food in the form of starch granules.

    • (a) Embryo
    • (b) Endosperm
    • (c) Aleurone
    • (d) Scutellum
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    Answer: (b)

  60. 60. Bitots spots are deficiency of vitamin

    • (a) A
    • (b) D
    • (c) E
    • (d) K
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    Answer: (a)

  61. 61. ________ essential for blood clotting.

    • (a) Vitamin A
    • (b) Vitamin K
    • (c) Vitamin C
    • (d) Vitamin D
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    Answer: (b)

  62. 62. Fermented product of milk is

    • (a) Ghee
    • (b) Cheese
    • (c) Butter
    • (d) Khoa
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    Answer: —

  63. 63. Bed making is ________ energy demanding task.

    • (a) Light
    • (b) Moderate
    • (c) Heavy
    • (d) Very heavy
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    Answer: (c)

  64. 64. When concentration of haemoglobin falls in the blood we suffer from

    • (a) Fever
    • (b) Headache
    • (c) Measles
    • (d) Anaemia
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    Answer: (d)

  65. 65. Starch is broken down into simple form in the

    • (a) Mouth
    • (b) Small intestine
    • (c) Stomach
    • (d) Large intestine
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    Answer: (b)

  66. 66. According to ‘Parker’, comfort is the motivating value of human behaviour.

    • (a) True
    • (b) False
    • (c) Not related
    • (d) Disputed
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    Answer: (a)

  67. 67. Three steps in decision making was given by

    • (a) Ogale
    • (b) John Dewey
    • (c) Swaminathan
    • (d) Srilakshmi
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    Answer: (b)

  68. 68. ________ is the one resource, we all share, though it is one generally taken for granted.

    • (a) Money
    • (b) Time
    • (c) Energy
    • (d) Water
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    Answer: (b)

  69. 69. The operation chart is a step by step description of the method used in doing a task.

    • (a) True
    • (b) False
    • (c) Not related
    • (d) Disputed
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    Answer: (b)

  70. 70. ________ income is the flow of satisfactions that arise out of every day experiences.

    • (a) Psychic
    • (b) Money
    • (c) Real
    • (d) Quality
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    Answer: (a)

  71. 71. ________ is essentially the formulation of plan of action based on available opportunities.

    • (a) Planning
    • (b) Accepting
    • (c) Acting
    • (d) Choosing
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    Answer: (a)

  72. 72. ________ standards are not widely accepted by the community.

    • (a) Conventional
    • (b) (A) and (D) both
    • (c) Neither (A) Nor (D)
    • (d) Flexible
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    Answer: (d)

  73. 73. Education of a child is example for ________ decisions.

    • (a) Consequence
    • (b) Group
    • (c) Individual
    • (d) Technical
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    Answer: (b)

  74. 74. “Work simplification may be defined as the conscious seeking of the simplest, easiest and quickest method of doing work.” Who said this ?

    • (a) Nickell and Dorsey
    • (b) Gross and Crandall
    • (c) Varghese, Ogale
    • (d) Elizabeth Hurlock
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    Answer: (a)

  75. 75. Taking three major body weights in alignment – this principle applies to

    • (a) Change in body position
    • (b) Change in production sequence
    • (c) Change in finished product
    • (d) Change in raw material
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    Answer: (a)

  76. 76. Gardeners’ service is wages whereas bank managers’ service is

    • (a) Award
    • (b) Credit
    • (c) Salary
    • (d) Bonus
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    Answer: (c)

  77. 77. Important needs may be overlooked in ________ plan.

    • (a) Mental
    • (b) Written
    • (c) Semi-written
    • (d) None
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    Answer: (a)

  78. 78. According to ________, man’s shelter to be much more than protection against the external element.

    • (a) Gross and Crandall
    • (b) Bayer
    • (c) Agan Tessic
    • (d) Neeru Garg
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    Answer: (b)

  79. 79. ________ bulb is used in table lamps.

    • (a) Incandescent
    • (b) Fluorescent
    • (c) Tube
    • (d) Table
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    Answer: (a)

  80. 80. ________ indicates the name of the colour.

    • (a) Light
    • (b) Hue
    • (c) Value
    • (d) Intensity
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    Answer: (b)

  81. 81. “The purpose of flower arrangement is to add cheer, life and beauty to surroundings.” Who said this ?

    • (a) A. H. Rutt
    • (b) Raheena Begum
    • (c) Srilakshmi
    • (d) Sumati Mudambi
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    Answer: (a)

  82. 82. Menu for the buffet should be such that guests can eat it

    • (a) Simply
    • (b) Easily
    • (c) Arduous
    • (d) Ambitious
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    Answer: (b)

  83. 83. From the eighth week onwards till birth the embryo is known as

    • (a) Foetus
    • (b) Embryo
    • (c) Zygote
    • (d) Ovum
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    Answer: (a)

  84. 84. The study of food at work in the body is defined as

    • (a) Science
    • (b) Food science
    • (c) Diet
    • (d) Nutrition
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    Answer: (d)

  85. 85. Human milk contains ________ gm of protein in 100 ml.

    • (a) 1.1
    • (b) 1.2
    • (c) 1.3
    • (d) 1.4
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    Answer: (a)

  86. 86. Irregular bowel evacuation or the absence of evacuation is termed as

    • (a) Diarrhoea
    • (b) Dysentry
    • (c) Constipation
    • (d) None
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    Answer: (c)

  87. 87. The reaction of tissues to specific substance is known as

    • (a) Eczema
    • (b) Allergy
    • (c) Fits
    • (d) Tetanus
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    Answer: (b)

  88. 88. ________ develops the physical, emotional and intellectual faculties of a child.

    • (a) Playing
    • (b) Eating
    • (c) Screaming
    • (d) Taking supplements
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    Answer: (a)

  89. 89. The Kashmir Embroidery is known as

    • (a) Herringbone
    • (b) Pashmina
    • (c) Farida
    • (d) Kaseeda
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    Answer: (d)

  90. 90. Social behaviour is initiated at the time of birth.

    • (a) True
    • (b) False
    • (c) Not related
    • (d) Disputed
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    Answer: (b)

  91. 91. Jealousy is a ________ emotion.

    • (a) Inborn
    • (b) Added
    • (c) Positive
    • (d) Negative
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    Answer: (d)

  92. 92. ________ is one of the causes of food borne diseases.

    • (a) Microbial contamination
    • (b) Incubation
    • (c) Inflammation
    • (d) Dysentery
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    Answer: (a)

  93. 93. Fungi such as mucor, aspergillus and ergot are common contaminants of ________ and ________.

    • (a) Pork and Beef
    • (b) Tapeworm and ringworm
    • (c) Bacteria and virus
    • (d) Bread and cereal
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    Answer: (d)

  94. 94. Wool loses about ________ of its strength when wet.

    • (a) 20%
    • (b) 50%
    • (c) 30%
    • (d) 40%
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    Answer: —

  95. 95. ________ fibres give odour of burning hair.

    • (a) Flax
    • (b) Protein
    • (c) Nylon
    • (d) Rayon
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    Answer: (b)

  96. 96. A skein of yarn, 840 yards in length is known as a

    • (a) Hank
    • (b) Pound
    • (c) Number one
    • (d) Count two
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    Answer: (c)

  97. 97. Plain weave fabric from cotton is

    • (a) Chiffon
    • (b) Crepe
    • (c) Calico
    • (d) Georgette
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    Answer: (c)

  98. 98. ________ index is a ranking of foods based on the post prandial blood glucose response compared with a reference food.

    • (a) Fruit
    • (b) Vegetable
    • (c) Dairy
    • (d) Glycaemic
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    Answer: (d)

  99. 99. Cooperative American Relief Everywhere (CARE) is founded in 1945 to provide relief to survivors of

    • (a) World War 1ˢᵗ
    • (b) Cold War
    • (c) World War 2ⁿᵈ
    • (d) Kargil War
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    Answer: (c)

  100. 100. At ________ stage cotton is ready for spinning.

    • (a) Carding
    • (b) Baling
    • (c) Slivering
    • (d) Combing
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    Answer: (c)

  101. 101. The property of woolen fibres to get interlocked is called

    • (a) Felting
    • (b) Structure
    • (c) Shrinking
    • (d) Keratin
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    Answer: (a)

  102. 102. The Dacca Muslins with the woven-in-patterns are known as

    • (a) Jamdani
    • (b) Chanderi
    • (c) Baluchar
    • (d) Bootties
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    Answer: (a)

  103. 103. ________ is the cradle centre of the art chikankari.

    • (a) Delhi
    • (b) Bombay
    • (c) Goa
    • (d) Lucknow
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    Answer: (d)

  104. 104. Questionnaire is one of the inquiry forms to collect information in research in child study.

    • (a) True
    • (b) False
    • (c) Not related
    • (d) Disputed
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    Answer: (a)

  105. 105. ________ is the name given to behaviour which when repeated becomes automatic.

    • (a) Agenda
    • (b) Stubborn
    • (c) Speed
    • (d) Habit
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    Answer: (d)

  106. 106. Each kidney is composed of one million functional units called

    • (a) Neutrons
    • (b) Nephrons
    • (c) Acid
    • (d) Drugs
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    Answer: (b)

  107. 107. Dialysis is a procedure that replaces some of the normal functions of

    • (a) Eyes
    • (b) Lungs
    • (c) Heart
    • (d) Kidney
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    Answer: (d)

  108. 108. Rabies is also known as ________

    • (a) Hyperphobia
    • (b) Hydrophobia
    • (c) Aerophobia
    • (d) Claustrophobia
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    Answer: (b)

  109. 109. The first three months of pregnancy are called the ________ trimester.

    • (a) First
    • (b) Beginning
    • (c) Third
    • (d) Last
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    Answer: (a)

  110. 110. ________ is one of the world’s largest and most unique outreach programmes for early childhood care and development.

    • (a) NIN
    • (b) ICMR
    • (c) ICDS
    • (d) WHO
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    Answer: (c)

  111. 111. Education does not mean teaching people to know what they do not know. It means teaching them to behave as they do not behave – who said this ?

    • (a) Kelsey L. D.
    • (b) P.R.R. Sinha
    • (c) John Dewey
    • (d) Ruskin
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    Answer: (d)

  112. 112. ________ is a type of small group interaction designed to encourage free introduction of ideas without any limitations.

    • (a) Buzz sessions
    • (b) Brainstorming
    • (c) Seminar
    • (d) Conference
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    Answer: (b)

  113. 113. A ________ is a visual teaching aid with pieces of flannel felt of sandpaper.

    • (a) Chalkboard
    • (b) Flannel graph
    • (c) Photograph
    • (d) Drawing
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    Answer: (b)

  114. 114. The groups which have membership roll or some procedures for electing office bearer is known as ________ groups.

    • (a) Informal
    • (b) Formal
    • (c) Local
    • (d) Structural
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    Answer: (b)

  115. 115. Avoid large figured designs, if you are

    • (a) Weak
    • (b) Lean
    • (c) Thin
    • (d) Stout
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    Answer: (d)

  116. 116. Antibodies are also called as

    • (a) Toxic
    • (b) Fats
    • (c) Immunoglobulins
    • (d) Carbohydrates
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    Answer: (c)

  117. 117. If fetal buttocks appear first, followed by the legs and arms and finally the head. This position is ________

    • (a) Breech birth
    • (b) Instrument birth
    • (c) Natural birth
    • (d) Spontaneous birth
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    Answer: (a)

  118. 118. The amount of energy required by the body at rest is

    • (a) Basal metabolism
    • (b) Calorie
    • (c) Joule
    • (d) Calorimetry
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    Answer: (a)

  119. 119. Roughage plays a useful part in stimulating the movements of the large intestine.

    • (a) True
    • (b) False
    • (c) Disputed
    • (d) Not related
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    Answer: (a)

  120. 120. The amino acids which body can not synthesise are called ________ amino acids.

    • (a) Non-essential
    • (b) Essential
    • (c) Partial
    • (d) Simple
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    Answer: (b)

  121. 121. ________ is the scientific name for household sugar.

    • (a) Lactose
    • (b) Maltose
    • (c) Sucrose
    • (d) Dextrose
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    Answer: (c)

  122. 122. Foods containing appreciable proportion of ________ “stay with you” longer.

    • (a) Fat
    • (b) Protein
    • (c) Water
    • (d) Carbohydrates
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    Answer: (a)

  123. 123. Pellagra is the deficiency of

    • (a) Thiamine
    • (b) Iodine
    • (c) Niacin
    • (d) Riboflavin
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    Answer: (c)

  124. 124. ________ is needed for the formation of haemoglobin.

    • (a) Calcium
    • (b) Protein
    • (c) Fat
    • (d) Iron
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    Answer: —

  125. 125. ________ is the method of heating fruits and vegetables for sometimes in boiling water or steam.

    • (a) Bottling
    • (b) Covering
    • (c) Blanching
    • (d) Freezing
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    Answer: (c)

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Answer key

Answer key from the U.P. Secondary Education Services Selection Board’s official answer key for this sitting. “—” means the key gave none: the question was deleted.

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