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· 'Sf~ 3RaC61 I QUESTION BOOKLET -'" ==0. I CODE : 04 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ~ ~itTii~~1 Number of Pages in Booklet: 24 ~ it JJ~;ff~ ~ I Number of Questions in Booklet: 100 W1l ~ I SR.No. 203401 04 fctcn:J m A ~ / Time: 3.00 "tiE / Hours ~ / Maximum Marks: 100 INSTRUCTIONS I. Answer all questions. 2. All questions can-y equal marks. 3. Only one answer is to be given for each question. 4. If more than one answers are marked, it would be treated as wrong answer. 5. Each question has four alternative responses marked serially as 1. 2. 3, 4. You have to darken only one circle or bubble indicating the correct answer on the Answer Sheet using BLUE BALL POINT PEN. 6. 1/3 part of the mark(s) of each question will be deducted for each wrong answer. (A wrong answer means an incorrect answer or more than one answers for any question. Leaving all the relevant circles or bubbles of any question blank will not be considered as wrong answer.) 7. After opening the envelope the candidate should ensure that Series Code of the Question Paper and Answer Sheet must be same. In case they are different. a candidate must obtain Envelop of Question paper & O.M.R. Sheet the same series. Candidate himself shall be responsible for ensuring this. 8. Mobile Phone/Bluetooth Devices or any other electronics gadget in the examination hall is strictly dealt as per rules. 9. Please correctly fill your Roll Number in O.M.R. Sheet. 5 Marks will be deducted for filling wrong or incomplete Roll Number. 10. If there is any sort of ambiguity/mistake either of printing or factual nature in Hindi and English Version of the question, the English Version will be treated as standard. Warning: If a candidate is found copying or if any unauthorised material is found in his/her possession. FI.R. would be lodged against him/her in the Police Station and he/she would liable to be prosecuted under Section 3 of the State Prevention of Unfairmeans Act, 1992 Board may also debar him/her permanently from all future examination of the Board. ~~T I. B'4t J:r~-;:jf it srn: ~ 1 2. B'4t J:r~-;:jf it J:[q:; lJI1R % 1 3. ffi J:r~'l cnr ~ ~ tt srn: ~ 1 4. ~ fr J:rfug:; srn: ~ 'liT "i;"~TT if J:r~'l it srn: eFt ~ '1AT ~I 5. ffi J:r~'l it 'C!R ~ srn: ~ 1Jir ~, f;r;% ~~T: I. 2. 3, 4 ~ M Tr:fT % 13::r'Rf:4T eFt 00 srn: ~ m~ \Rif fr ~ ~ ~31qqj" ~ eFt srn:-~ q-{ ~ ~ ~ ~ fr 1TRf CfJRf % 1 6. ffi ~ srn: cnr J:r~.,3:[q:; cnr l/3 ~ 'FRT "lJirn 1~ srn: fr mrn J'[~I? srn: !iT M J:r~'l it ~ frm~ srn: fr % I 0fi41 '41 J:r~" fr ~ ~ <iT ~ eFt is! 141 ms-.=rr ~ srn: ~ '1AT ~I . 7. J:r~'l-q?[ ~ l:(cf zrrT ~ it ~ 'liT ~ ~ q-{ qftlffi:4T <Fv ~~;:m 'fi\ #t Fct ~ ~ ~ q-{ mfr mm- 3ifih('j % it J:r~'l-1:1?f~ q-{ ~ ~ 1 ~ ~ ~ -&t ill cft~ fr J:rH-q?[ c€t tt mm- CTf\1T~ J:r~'l-q?[ cnr ~ ~ 'fi\ #t 1 itm ., ~ q-{' ~31'Rf:4T 'liT M1 8. ~ qi'R /"K~ ~ J:rqqj" ~~ <t::r cnr qftlffi ~ if m~ rn %1 ~ M J'['Rf:4T it 1:1rn W~ ffi BJ1ffit ftK;rill % ill ~ Fcn%: oITt zm H'"1'""1lj'l1l{ cniTI ~ 'liT ~ 1 9. ~·Wffi Th1 ~ 3:IT.l:(l1.31R. q,,:'h q-{ m~ ~ 00 ..nl ~ !iT3~ Th1 ~ ~ q-{ 't ~~~ if fr3:rf¥.rr~ !<;1:1 fr 'l-iR ~ 1 lO. ~ M J:r~'l it ~ l:(cf31~si1 ~ if M WllIT c€t ~< ~ !iT \l~ WllIT 'liT ~ -&t ill J:r~" cnr ~ ~ "lR1 lWTT 1 ~ :3W $31'Rf:4T ~ m ~ ;srrm % !iT ~ 1:1rn fr ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~, \ffi31'Rf~ it Fcn%: ~ if ~"0f ~~ J'tR ~ ~ wAf ~ ~ ~, 1992 it f.=r:r:r ~ of, "C1QC1". ~ eFt ~ 1 Bm tt ~ i'tB J'['Rf:4T it~ if ~ cnBt ~ c€t ~ qfrlffi~ B~ 'fi\ WRlT % 1 04-A 1

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· 'Sf~ 3RaC61 I QUESTION BOOKLET-'"==0. I CODE : 04;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~

~itTii~~1Number of Pages in Booklet: 24

~ it JJ~;ff ~ ~ INumber of Questions in Booklet: 100

W1l ~ I SR.No.

203401

04fctcn:J m

A

~ / Time: 3.00 "tiE / Hours ~ / Maximum Marks: 100

INSTRUCTIONSI. Answer all questions.2. All questions can-y equal marks.

3. Only one answer is to be given for each question.4. If more than one answers are marked, it would be

treated as wrong answer.

5. Each question has four alternative responses markedserially as 1. 2. 3, 4. You have to darken only onecircle or bubble indicating the correct answer on theAnswer Sheet using BLUE BALL POINT PEN.

6. 1/3 part of the mark(s) of each question will bededucted for each wrong answer. (A wrong answermeans an incorrect answer or more than one answersfor any question. Leaving all the relevant circles orbubbles of any question blank will not be consideredas wrong answer.)

7. After opening the envelope the candidate shouldensure that Series Code of the Question Paper andAnswer Sheet must be same. In case they are different.a candidate must obtain Envelop of Question paper &O.M.R. Sheet the same series. Candidate himself shallbe responsible for ensuring this.

8. Mobile Phone/Bluetooth Devices or any otherelectronics gadget in the examination hall is strictlydealt as per rules.

9. Please correctly fill your Roll Number in O.M.R.Sheet. 5 Marks will be deducted for filling wrong orincomplete Roll Number.

10. If there is any sort of ambiguity/mistake either ofprinting or factual nature in Hindi and English Versionof the question, the English Version will be treated asstandard.

Warning: If a candidate is found copying or if anyunauthorised material is found in his/her possession. FI.R.would be lodged against him/her in the Police Station andhe/she would liable to be prosecuted under Section 3 ofthe State Prevention of Unfairmeans Act, 1992 Boardmay also debar him/her permanently from all futureexamination of the Board.

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9. ~·Wffi Th1 ~ 3:IT.l:(l1.31R. q,,:'h q-{ m~~ 00 ..nl ~ !iT3~ Th1 ~ ~ q-{ 't~ ~ ~ if fr3:rf¥.rr~ !<;1:1fr 'l-iR ~ 1

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SPACEFORROUGHWORK/~ c:p[lf 7p ~ ~

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1. Early Childhood Care and Education refers to age group ofA) 0 to 10 years B) Birth to 4 yearsC) 3 years to 6 years D) 0 to 6 years

1 . ~ Gli~ Cf)I(ij ~ ~ fsiWTT fcfl;:f qqf ~ mfi:rcr %- I'3l) ~ B c:B ~ ~ q) tro (,R B T.lV ~ ~B) cfr;:r B t3: ~ ~ G:) ~ B t3: ~ ~

2. Child growth meansA) Quantitative ChangesC) Qualitative and Quantitative Changes

B) Qualitative ChangesD) None of the Above

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q) 'l0llr'lCh qfJ Cld'iG:) ·jq~~ICki it B CfiH ~

3. The originator of the Kindergarten wasA) Maria MontessoriC) Arnold Gesell

B) Friedrich FrobelD) None of the Above

q) jt-gftq~G:) jq{IClff it B ~ ~

4. The largest Government run Programme for Early Childhood Care and Education isA) Integrated Child Development Services Scheme B) Sarva Shiksha AbhiyanC) Rajiv Gandhi National Creche Scheme D) Mid Day Meal Scheme

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5. The concept of basic education was given byA) Mahathma GandhiC) Gijubhai Badheka

B) Tarabai ModakD) Rabindranath Tagore

5. 2£H'Qlifl (~) fsiTW CfiT ~ fum'3l) ~ <TIm ~B) ~~~~

q) ctl~l':lIi ~ ~G:)~~ bW ~

6. The child will be considered at risk, if his/her weight at the time of birth isA) 4.0 Kg B) 5.3 KgC) 2.0 Kg D) 3.0 Kg

6. ~ ~ ~ it liT'i1 ~ ~ ;::rp::r ~ ~ ~ Cf\Jf'i" %- I31) 4.0 mAI!lI'l q) 5.3 fCfl(ij~I!lI'l

B) 2.0 Rb(ij~I!lI'l G:) 3.0 fCfl(ij'I!lI'l

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C7. Crucial role of Maturation in all aspects of development was emphasized by

A) Arnold Gesell B) Margaret McMillanC) Maria Montessori D) Lawrence Kohlberg

8. Child Development is a function ofA) MaturationC) Maturation and Learning both

B) LearningD) None of the Above

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~)3TItrTl1 f1~) j q~~ICfI'1 if f1 ~ ~

9. Individual differences in child development occurs due toA) Hereditary Factors B) Socio Economic ConditionsC) Urban-Rural Differences D) All of the Above

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10. Early childhood Education is a programme which is focussed onA) Formal class room approach B) Teachingof3 'R's (Reading,Writing andNumeracy)C) School achievement D) Holistic Development of the Child

11. One of the main psychological desire of the child is Self Assertion. The statement has been given byA) Alfred Adler B) ThomsonC) Crow and Crow D) Gesell

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12. Pre School Education helps inA) Smooth transition from informal settings to formal atmosphere of schoolB) Promotes school readinessC) Laying foundation for development of reading, writing and number workD) All of the Above

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12. w.f MtllMll ~Tm ~ ~ % I'3l) 3l41q'CllrCfl~m B" f2ltlIMlIlll3flq'ClIRCfl ClI~lcPOIif ~ ~ %g;q) f2ltlIMlj~lll ~ cir ~ ~ %g;B) ~,fWsRr ~ (i@I~Cfl fclCflR:r %g ~ swR ifG:) -jq flCffi if B" Bm

13. The many factors which affect the personality of the child includesA) Biological Factors B) Cultural DeterminantsC) Familial Factors D) All of the Above

13. D:B"~ Bit Cf)Rq);sIT ~ ~ c;qRRiK1 cir ~ ~ ~/~ % I<31") ~ Cf)Rq) q) !;iW{iHCfl f.;~B) qlrClIRCfl Cf)Rq) G:)jq<lCffi if B" Bm

14. Integrated Child Development Services scheme was initiated inA) 1975 B) 1981C) 2000 D) 2015

14. fl~fch~ GfTM"m-m B"crT ~3-ffi+-'l1 ctr 'It m I01) 1975 if q) 1981 ifB) 2000 if G:) 2015 if

15. Holistic development of the child is based onA) Inseparable nature of care and educationB) Addressing the need of care, nutrition, health and well being of young childrenC) Inter connected activities covering all domains of developmentD) All of the Above

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16. Those pregnant women may be categorised at risk whoA) Are underweight at the beginning of pregnancy (40 kg or less)B) Gain too little weight during pregnancyC) Become pregnant before the age of 18 yearsD) All of the above

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17. The activities for gross motor development of the child areA) Running and Jumping B) Reading a chartC) Listening a story D) Putting beads in thread

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18. The control over bodily movements through coordinated activity of the nerves centres, nerves andthrough muscles are related withA) Creative DevelopmentC) Emotional Development

B) Motor DevelopmentD) None of the Above

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19. Activities for fine motor skillsA) Develop Finger MusclesC) Improves sense of Direction

B) Increase ability of JumpingD) Improve eye, hand and finger coordination

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20. In a Anganwadi Centre, the children were engaged in paper tearing, cutting, pasting activities. Thisactivity promotesA) Fine Motor DevelopmentC) Language Development

B) Emotional DevelopmentD) Gross Motor Development

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21. Physical Development of the child is influenced byA) Genetic Inheritance B) Nutritional statusC) Opportunity for Movement and Exercise D) All of the Above

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B) ~~awwT~~Bq) tfrquj-ff ~m BC:)3QJ~ICh'l if B B'lfr

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22. Read the following sentences and tick the correct oneA) Common gross motor skills are walking, running, jumping, drawing, colouringB) Common fine motor skills are tearing, cutting, painting, cycling, swimmingC) Common gross motor skills are balancing, throwing, catching, kickingD) Common fine motor skills are cutting, painting, walking, running

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23. The goal of physical education to young children isA) To develop motor skills B) To develop creative skillsC) To develop cognitive skills D) All of the Above

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q) ~iFII~Cfj ~~wr COTfcrcflrn ~C:)j q il Ch1 if B B1fr

24. Read the sentence and tick the correct oneA) Fine motor skills involve the development of small muscles, particularly of the eyes, wrist,

hands and fingersB) Gross motor skills involve control and coordination of large musclesC) Both of the aboveD) None of the above

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25. One of the pre school teacher organised the activity of catching the ball. She was trying to developA) Gross Motor Skills B) Fine Motor SkillsC) Both of the above D) None of the above

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26. Following except one have the vital influence on physical development of infantA) Heredity B) DietC) Height of the Mother D) Environmental Factors

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~ 040404040404040404Q 27. To prevent dehydration during diarrhoea, the child should be given

A) Sugar and salt solution in boiled water B) Sugar and honey in boiled waterC) Honey and salt in boiled water D) All of the Above

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28. Growth monitoring of the child should startA) From birth of the childC) After one year from birth of the child

B) From six months after birth of the childD) After two years from birth of the child

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29. The theory of four stages of cognitive development (sensory motor, pre operational, concreteoperational and formal operation) of child was given byA) Jean Piaget B) Rachel and MargaretC) L.S. Vygotsky D) Friedrich Frobel

29. ~~,m if (~ ~, ~ qfh~lvH, ~m6if 'f.ffiil ~ \3"llqtlIRCf) qRtll<"I'1) fi$1l'""1l,l1Cf)fcrcnm ~.m~ C!?T $lfAql~'1 ~ m I~) vfr;:r ~ ~B) ~ D;B c1l"-Pil «1chi ~

Gf) ~~~~G:) ~~~

30. The indoor material like sound board, auditory and visual association, picture books may primarilyuse to developA) Language skillsC) Gross motor skills

B) Cognitive skillsD) All of the Above

30. ~ 4~n<:j<"l ~ UlHGll{ ~~<:f -3jqolfitl, ~?lCf)lfl ~ lj;@d<Ol1 Pcrcnrn ~ ~ if ~ :smft ~'3l) ~ ~~Wf Gf) fi$1I"1I{l1Cf) ~~Wf

B) ~ ~ ~~Wf G:) j q IICK1 if B" B1TI

3l. Development of pre number concept (big-small, fat-thin, long-short, high-low, heavy-light, more-less, before-after) are related to which aspects of following developmentA) Emotional Development B) Cognitive DevelopmentC) Creative Development D) Socio Emotional Development

31. ~ ~ ~'tffi"UlT C!?T fcrcnm ("ffiCT-~, ~- qrnrrr, ~-~, ~-~, 'l1Tfr-~, ~- Cfill, ~-CfTG: if) f.:r9- if B" ~ m ~ fcrcnm B" ~ ~~) fi ~ 1",11Cf) fcrcnm Gf) fi $11'""1I{l1Cf) fcrcnmB) ~\J1'1h:11Cf)fcrcnm G:) ~Cf), fi~%·l1Cf) fcrcnm

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040404040404040404032. As per well known developmental psychologist Jean Piaget, the child in the early childhood education ~

stage is at which stage of cognitive developmentA) Sensory motor Stage B) Pre Operational StageC) Concrete Operational Stage D) Formal Operational Stage

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33. Sequential thinking, memory and observation belongs to which set of skillsA) Fine motor skills B) Mental skillsC) Gross motor skills D) None of the above

33. i31j.¢fJftjCfl tfrq, ~ r:;ci" i31q(Tj~ICfl"l R9 if B fcR:r cm~ffi B ft~ % I\31) J:ttR ~ cm~ffi q) l=f1"lruCfl cm~ffiB) trCfl"M" ~ cm~ffi G:)j q {ICfi1B ~ ~

34. After narrating a story, a nursery teacher was encouraging the children to re tell story in the correctsequence. By doing so, the nursery teacher wanted to promote primarily which aspect of developmentA) Language B) CognitiveC) Physical D) Emotional

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B) ~TTfrfUn G:) (lq%·l=fCfl

35. School readiness consist ofA) Reading readiness aloneC) Readiness to work with numbers

B) Writing readiness aloneD) All of the above

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q) ~~ctr~G:) j q ;1'1Cfi1if B B'lfr

36. The environmental factors which affects cognitive development includesA) Adult child Interaction B) Socio Class DifferencesC) Attitude of parents and teachers D) All of the Above

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~ 040404040404040404C 37: Which one of the following statement is correct?

A) While the sequence of cognitive development is apparently common to all children, the rate ofdevelopment is not

B) While the sequence of cognitive development is altogether different for all children, the rate ofdevelopment is not

C) While the sequence of cognitive development is apparently common to all children, the rate ofdevelopment is also common

D) None of the above

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38. Reasoning, memory and sequential thinking skills are more concerned withA) Cognitive development B) Fine motor developmentC) Creative development D) Socio Emotional Development

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39. Which one of the following statement is correct?A) Children between the ages of three to six years are at a stage of cognitive development when

their thinking is governed by their perceptionsB) Children between the ages of three to six years are at a stage of cognitive development when

their thinking is ego centricC) Children between the ages of three to six years are at a stage of cognitive development when

they are not ready for logical thinkingD) All of the above

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40. Which among the following pair of activities is related to cognitive process and skillA) Problem solving and memory B) Problem Solving and JumpingC) Sequential Thinking and speaking D) Observation and paper tearing

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41. Cognition mainly deals with development ofA) Thought and KnowledgeC) Thought and Listening

B) Knowledge and CommunicationD) All of the above

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42. Read the following sentence and tick the correct oneA) Pre School Children can attend to more than one aspect of a situationB) Pre School Children can not reverse their thought processC) Pre School Children can reverse their thought processD) None of the above

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43. One of the pre school teacher prepared different picture cards of daily routine activities of a childlike getting up, cleaning teeth, eating breakfast, taking lunch, playing, taking dinner, going to sleepetc. She then mixed up these cards and were asking children to arrange them in the proper sequenceof occurrence of the activity. The pre school teacher was trying to inculcate what knowledge inchildrenA) Concept of Colours B) Concept of timeC) Pre mathematical concept D) Concept of Space

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44. Development of good personal habits, controlling of emotions and developing qualities of selfconfidence are more concerned with overall development ofA) Creative Expression B) Physical DevelopmentC) Psycho Social Development D) Language Development

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~ 040404040404040404c-45. Parent Education in pre school programme is important as

A) It empowers them to be more successful or effective parentB) To further reinforce whatever has been achieved at ECE centreC) For providing basic knowledge of child care, importance of early stimulation and role of parents

in development of childD) All of the above

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46. Parent involvement can be sought by Anganwadi Worker by way ofA) Associating them as a substitute teacher in case AWW is otherwise occupiedB) As a resource for collecting waste/raw materials for useC) As an additional adult in handling pre school activitiesD) All of the above

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47. Out of following four services in Anganwadi Centre, the service concerning school readiness isA) Non Formal Pre School education B) Health Check UpC) Immunization D) Supplementary Nutrition

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48. The ECCE functionary who provides ICDS services at Anganwadi Centre is known asA) Anganwadi Teacher B) Anganwadi WorkerC) Creche Teacher D) Pre School Teacher

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49. Cooperative play is the type of play in which the childA) Plays independently B) Looks others to playC) Engage in common activity by turn D) Play with common goal

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50. Informal contacts with parents may be madeA) During drop off and pick up timeB) Sticking information on bulletin boardsC) Sending messages about child's special accomplishmentsD) All of the above

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51. Activities to promote parents participation in pre school centre may includesA) GardeningB) Organizing Bal Melas/Children's camp in the villageC) Organizing food festivalsD) All of the above

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52. What are the social behaviours found in children during early childhood yearsA) Imitation B) SharingC) Cooperation D) All of the above

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53. What are the common emotions of early childhood years?A) Anger B) FearC) Joy D) All of the above

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54. Which factor influences the intensity and frequency of emotions in early childhood yearsA) Social environment of home B) Height and weight of childC) Hereditary factor D) All of the above

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~040404040404040404o 55. At which age a child give social smile

A) 2-3 months of ageC) 8-10 months of age

B) 5-6 months of ageD) None of the above

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56. Which of the following is non-social play in early childhood?A) Parallel Play B) Association PlayC) Cooperative Play D) All of the above

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57. Manipulation of object to create something is calledA) Dramatic Play B) Constructive PlayC) Functional Play D) None of the above

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58. According to Bronferbrenner's ecological model Micro systems refers toA) Relation between child and family B) Relation between child and peersC) Relation between' community D) None of the above

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59. The pioneer architect of psychoanalytic theory isA) Sigmund Freud B) BronfenbrennerC) Piaget D) None of the above

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60. Which activities can be conducted at pre school centre for social development of children?A) Celebrating Festivals B) Celebrating National FestivalsC) Celebrating Birthday D) All of the above

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61. The ability of behave in a socially approved way isA) Social Development B) Emotional DevelopmentC) Physical Development D) Cognitive Development

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62. Development of oral expression of the child with the help of conversation, story telling, picturereading primarily helps inA) Language DevelopmentC) Physical Development

B) Cognitive DevelopmentD) None of the Above

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63. Which factors are essential for development of language in children?A) Physical Readiness B) MotivationC) Guidance D) All of the Above

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64. How a teacher can help a child to develop language?A) By providing enjoyable activities/rewardC) By not interfering in the activities of children

B) By ignoring the childD) None of the Above

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65. Which teaching aid is used to develop language skill in children?A) Story Telling B) FootballC) Blocks D) Marbles

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66. Infant utter their first word aroundA) 12 months of ageC) 24 months of age

B) 6 months of ageD) 18 months of age

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67. 'When child has difficulties in understanding or expressing language that is calledA) Grammatical language problem B) Delayed LanguageC) Language Disability D) All of the Above

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68. Which of the following encourage and helps the child to respond and talk?A) Personality B) Sex of the ChildC) Stimulation D) Health

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69. The factors which favours the development of language skills in children areA) Exposure to toys, story books, pictures etcB) Opportunities for listening to good quality stories. Songs etcC) Exposure to Television, Puppet shows etcD) All of the Above

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70. The foundation of learning rests on development ofA) Three Senses (Touch, Smell, Sight)B) Five Senses (Taste, Smell, Sight, Hearing and Touch)C) Two Senses (Smell and Touch)D) Four Senses (Sight, Touch, SmelJ and Taste)

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71. Learning Process at Pre School should mainly involveA) Age Specific Developmentally Appropriate activitiesB) Activities based on Rote learningC) Activities of Downward extension of Primary SchoolD) None of the Above

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72. The basic principles of organising pre schooling activities includesA) Learning by Doing B) Individual attentionC) Reinforcement of learning activities D) All of the Above

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73. A good Anganwadi worker is one who organise the pre school activitiesA) In nurturing and stimulating environment B) By adopting theme approachC) By maintaining contacts with parents D) All of the Above

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74. The basic approach of programme planning of pre school should beA) Formal B) Non formalC) Semi Formal D) None of the Above

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75. In preschool, each activity has to be planned for a minimum duration ofA) Sixty Minutes B) Ninety MinutesC) Less than twenty minutes D) One twenty minutes

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76. The pre school class room arrangement must beA) Flexible to adjust lesson plan and activitiesB) Should have activity comers like reading/story book comer, dramatic play comers etcC) Both the aboveD) None of the Above

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~ 040404040404040404c·77. Trail and error theory of learning was formulated by

A) Kendler and Kendler B) KuenneC) Thorndike D) Hull

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79. Reinforcenment theroy was given byA) B.P. SkinnerC) J. Henry

B) Bandura and WalterD) M.M. Johnson

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80. The role of the nursery teacher to encourage children for expression of their feelings and ideaspromotesA) Creative expressionC) Cogniti ve development

B) Physical developmentD) Motor Development

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81. Creative potential, to much extent, can be promoted byA) Authoritarian and strict discipline B) Stimulating and encouraging environmentC) Providing readyrnade solutions to problems D) None of the above

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040404040404040404082. One of the nursery teacher was asking open ended question to the child to stimulate their imagination. ~

The questions were if you got wings could fly and if you became taller than your father. Suchattempt leads to development ofA) Creative ThinkingC) Control of emotions

B) SocializationD) Eye hand coordination

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83. Drawing, colouring and painting activities by children not only helps them in fine motor developmentbut also promotesA) Development of Creative Self Expression B) Development of Problem Solving SkillC) Development of Language Skills D) None of the above

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84. Child creative expressions are influenced byA) Social Environment B) Child PersonalityC) Both Social environmentand child personality D) None of the Above

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85. If we want to generate a creative climate in pre school and at home, we shouldA) Respect to Children's suggestionsB) Give enough time to children to complete an activityC) Encourage the childrenD) All of the Above

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86. Read the sentence and tick the correct oneA) Opportunities for free play foster creativity in childrenB) Strict atmosphere in pre school foster creativity in childrenC) Structured play material helps in fostering creativity in childrenD) Authoritarian atmosphere in pre school foster creativity in children

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87. In a pre school, the children were sitting in a semi circle way. Then pre school teacher started a storyby narrating one sentence and asked each child to add one more sentence. She was trying to developA) Creative Thinking B) Creative MovementC) Both of the above D) None of the above

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88. Read the following sentence and tick the correct oneA) Creativity is not synonymous with intelligenceB) Creativity and intelligence are not the mental abilitiesC) An stimulating and encouraging enviroment hinders creativityD) Providing readymade solutions promotes creativity

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C) Hearing loss

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94. In Anganwadi Centre, Pre school activities have to be organised for children of

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C) 3-6 years D) 6-10 years

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98. Which among following is not the tool of child evaluation?A) Maintaining Anecdotal RecordsC) Check List and Rating Scale

B) Child ObservationD) Pre School Programme Planning

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