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Q1 - What is the key reason of ineuality in India?

(1) Poverty

(2) Religion

(3) Caste

(4) Sex

Q2 - Right to the constitutional remedies:

(1) protects the Fundamental Rights of citizen

(2) is about the Constitution remedying itself by amendments

(3) excludes the Right to Education Act, 2009

(4) gives judiciary the power to strike down a law enacted by the Parliament

Q3 - According to the Hindu Succession (Amendment) Act, 2005?

(1) only sons or male members of the family can have right in family property

(2) only wife has right to inherit property of her deceased husband

(3) sons, daughters and their mothers can get an equal share of family property

(4) followers of the Arya Samaj will not be governed by this Act.

Q4 - Which of the following comes under the function of the State Government?

(1) To maintain peaceful relationship with Pakistan and Bangladesh

(2) Decision to discontinue the Board Examination for Class X

(3) Introduction of new train between New Delhi and Vasco da Gama

(4) Introduction of a new design of 1000 rupee note

Q5 - Dropout rates of Dalit and Adivasi girls are highest because:

(1) their parents do not value education

(2) of poverty and social discrimination

(3) of non-availability of all girl-schools

(4) benefit of thier, education will be available to thier in-law's family

Q6 - Which one of the following is not a social advertisement?

(1) Atithi Devo Bhava

(2) Life Insurance - Zindagi Ke Saath Bhi, Zindagi Ke Baad Bhi

(3) Lane driving is life driving

(4) Save every drop of water

Q7 - Identify the issue which is hardly focused upon by the media despite its significance.

(1) Murders and killings

(2) Demolition of buildings

(3) Gender sensitivity

(4) Drinking water

Q8 - With reference to judiciary, identify the odd one out of the following provisions.

(1) Separation of powers

(2) Once appointed to office, it is very difficult to remove a judge

(3) The judges are appointed without any interference from the government

(4) The tenure of service for judges is fixed

Q9 - D. K. Basu Guidelines laid down by the Supreme Court of India are about

(1) prevention of sexual harassment of women at workplaces

(2) protection of children from sexual offences in schools

(3) procedures to be used by various agencies for the arrest, detention and interrogation of any person

(4) procedures to be followed for the reelection in a constituency

Q10 - In Subhash Kumar vs State of Bihar (1991), the Supreme Court held that the

(1) Right to Freedom includes expressing criticism of the government

(2) Right of life includes the right to the enjoyment of pollution-free water and air

(3) Right to Freedom of Religion does not include criticizing the other religions

(4) Right to Equality should force private companies to provide reservation in jobs

Q11 - Which one of the following is not a fact about Ahom?

(1) The Ahom state depended upon forced labour.

(2) The Ahom state was divided into clans called Paiks.

(3) The Ahom society was very sophisticated.

(4) The state of Ahom was created by suppressing the older political system of the Bhuiyans.

Q12 - Consider the following two statements, A and B, about food security and choose the correct answer:
A. The ultimate aim of agricultural development is to increase food security.
B. Food security refers to the existence of availability of food to all people in the times of natural calamities, when there occurs a shortage of food.

(1) A is false and B is true

(2) Both A and B are true

(3) Both A and B are false

(4) A is true and B is false

Q13 - The term, Hagiography refers to:

(1) writing of a ruler's autobiography

(2) writing of a saint's biography

(3) writing of a saint's autobiography

(4) writing of a ruler's biography

Q14 - Many of Chanakya's ideas were written in a book called the:

(1) Arthashastra

(2) Atharvaveda

(3) Yajurveda

(4) Dharmashastras

Q15 - Which one of the following was not the condition to become a member of a Sabha in the Chola Empire?

(1) They should be owners of land from which land, revenue is collected.

(2) They should be between 25 and 70 years of age

(3) They should have their own homes

(4) They should have knowledge of the Vedas

Q16 - In Buddhism, Bodhisattvas were:

(1) Statues of Buddha

(2) Persons who attained enlightenment

(3) Chinese Buddhist pilgrims

(4) Buddhist scholars

Q17 - The Rowlatt Act, 1919 was opposed because:

(1) introduced dyarchy in provinces

(2) it gave right to separate electorates to Muslims.

(3) it disallowed Indians from possessing arms

(4) it curbed the Fundamental Rights like Freedom of expression and strengthened police powers.

Q18 - Garbhagriha, the most important part of some of the earliest Hindu temples, was:

(1) the place where religious rituals were not performed.

(2) the place in the temples where people could assemble

(3) caves elaborately decorated with sculptures and painted walls

(4) the place where the image of the chief deity was installed

Q19 - Which one of the following is a type of tropical grasslands?

(1) Pampas

(2) Savanna

(3) Steppe

(4) Down

Q20 - Bering Strait is a narrow stretch of shallow water that connects:

(1) Atlantic Ocean and Indian Ocean

(2) Pacific Ocean and Atlantic Ocean

(3) Arctic Ocean and Pacific Ocean

(4) Indian Ocean and Pacific Ocean

Q21 All Indians should have a right to vote irrespective of their socio-economic status. This idea can be associated with:>

(1) B.R. Ambedkar

(2) Jawajarlal Nehru

(3) Mahatma Gandhi

(4) Dr. Rajendra Prasad

Q22 - The first hour of every sitting of the Lod Sabha is called

(1) Zero hour

(2) Question hour

(3) Public hour

(4) Private hour

Q23 - According to the Indian Constitution, the right empowering citizens to meve to High Court to Supereme Court if they believethat any of their Fundamental Rights has been violated by the State, is:

(1) Right against exploitation

(2) Right to equality

(3) Right to life

(4) Right to constitutional remedies

Q24 - Showcasing adivasis as wearing colourful costumes, headgear and dancing often results in

(1) promoting adivasi culture

(2) demonstrating the diversity of Indian culture

(3) attraching attention of the world to the plight of poor adivasis

(4) disccriminating against such groups

Q25 - The Government of India appointed a committee headed by Justice Rajinder Sachar to examine the social, economic and educational status of which of the following communities?

(1) Jain

(2) Sikh

(3) Anglo-Indian

(4) Muslim

Q26 - Media is no longer considered independent because of its close links with

(1) Government agencies

(2) Business houses

(3) NGOs

(4) Civil society

Q27 - C.K. Janu is a very eminent

(1) Adivasi activist

(2) Environmentalist

(3) Script writer

(4) Anthropologist

Q28 - 'Putting out system' is:

(1) whereby merchants sell their merchandise on instalments

(2) whereby merchants force labourers to work for extra hours

(3) whereby merchants give advances and receive the product

(4) whereby merchants supply raw material and receive finished product

Q29 - 'Learning Without Burden (1993)' recommended that learning in Social Sciences should:

(1) help in the retention of important information

(2) promote developing concepts and abilities to analyse socio-political realities

(3) develop skills relevant to jobs

(4) continue to follow the epistemological framework of highlighting developmental issues

Q30 - The book 'Social and Political Life-II' advocates which of the folowing forms of evaluation, among other forms?

(1) Open book exercises

(2) Personal interviews

(3) IT (computer) enabled evaluation

(4) Written mode of examination

Structure and content of CTET 2017

All questions in CTET test will be Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs), each carrying one mark, with four alternatives out of which one answer will be correct. There will be no negative marking.

There will be two papers of CTET.

i) Paper I will be for a person who intents to be a teacher for classes I to V.

ii) Paper II will be for a person who intents to be a teacher for classes VI to VIII.

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> Candidates securing 60% or more will be declared CTET qualified.

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