1. Guidance refers to ___.

(A) An advice provided by superior to resolve (B) A professional

problem advice provided by Counselor
Both A & Bin overcoming from personal or None
(D) Psychological problems
of the above.
Guidance is a process of _____. (A) to give advice to the child (B) teaching English to the Child(C) Both A & B (D) None of the Above.
Name the person who is credited with Guidance (A)Movement
Einstein ? (B) George Washington (C) Frank Parsons (D) All of the Above
The main aim of educational guidance is________. (A) Pupil Development (B) To Solve the Problems (C) Improvement of Curriculum (D) None of the Above.
Positive transferance is the key term of________. (A) Educational guidance (B) Vocational guidance (C) Career counseling (D)Psychological counseling
NCTE stand for____________. (A)National Conference of Teacher Education (B) National Committee of Teacher(C) Education
National Council of Teacher Education (D) National Council for Teacher Education
Main objective of educational guidance is to bring (A) Psychological
what change Development
in the pupil____.of the
(B)child
responsibility of self direction (C) Both A & B (D) None of the Above.
Which guidance service suggests the importance for (A)Evaluation
maintaining continuous effort of (B) knowing
Placement
the where about of the(C)Counseling
graduates and drop outs? (D)Follow-up
NCTE was established by an act of Parliament(A) in 1975 (B) 1986 (C) 1996 (D) 1995
A face to face, informal interaction is considered the (A) best
It helpstechnique
to get first
for collecting
hand information
information
(B) It about about
is very the
easy client
the
to client
and and
organise his/her
andhis/her
(C)
problem
conductThe
problem.
interview
an How?
interview can
withbe
thevideo
client.graphed.
(D) It is flexible and makes the client feel comfortable
(A) SCERT
Which of the following institution is the apex body for controlling, guiding and monitoring the acti (B)… UGC (C) NCERT (D) NCTE
(A) NCERT
The university bureau is an integral part of the ....................... . (B) National employment services (C) University Grants Commission (D) National Accrediation cell
Selection Test for admission to teacher training program (A) NCTE was suggested by (B) NAAC (C) NPERC (D) NCERT
In 1974-75 NCERT used Radio-vision lessons, Television (A) Discussions
Integrated Approach
and Activities to train inservice
(B) Group-oriented
primary school teachers in(C)
Approach Multi-Media
Science. This is an Approach
example of (D) Team Teaching Approach
Special Education Courses are controlled by (A) Special Education Council of India (B) Rehabilitation Council of India (C) National Council of Teacher Education (D) Medical Council of India
The idea of Four Pillars of Education was suggested by (A) UNICEF (B) UNESCO (C) NCTE (D) UGC
Guidance helps an individuar to discover his/her_____(A) physical healt (B) mental nurture (C) potentialiaty (D) effort
The purpose of vocational guidance includes to_______ (A) serve the individual and society (B) prevent maladjestment and dissatisfaction (C) ensure efficient use of man power (D) All of the Above
Educational guidance in school is given to
academically (A) mental

backward and also to gifted students (B)

in
accordance
Academic with their _ development.
(C) Social (D) All of the Above
Occupational information includes facts concerning (A) nature of work (B) working condition (C) educational equivalents (D) All of the Above
Counseling refers to ___ . (A) A Professional advice by Counselor (B) An Advice by Elder (C) Both A & B (D) All of the above
What is the ultimate aim of counseling for the individuals (A) Self-knowledge
to attain? (B) Self-direction (C) Self-discovery (D) Self-understanding
3. Which of the following is not the type of counseling? (A) Marriage and Family Counseling(B) (C) (D)
The chief responsibility of the Principal is to (A)Organize and administer the guidance (B)programme
Provide leadership in the institutional (C)Listen to parental criticism
programme (D)Keep proper school records
The responsibility of managing an Educational Institution (A)Principal
lies with (B) The Administrator (C) Every Teacher (D)All of the above
Rorschach ink-blot test is related to measurement(A) of Intelligence (B) Attitude test (C)Aptitude Test (D)Personality test
Which of the following is not the type of counseling? (A) Marriage and Family Counseling

(B) Mental Health Counseling (C) ) Substance Abuse Counseling (D) Above All are types of Counselling
E.G.Williumson________. (A) Directive (B) Non-Directive (C) Eclectic (D) None of the above.
In different levels of teaching problem solving ability develops
(A) Memory at level (B)Understanding level (C) Reflective level (D) All of the Above
Who have signed MOU for recognition of Teacher Education (A)NCTE in Special
and NAAC
Education

Programme(B) in )India?
RCI and NCERT (D)RCI and NCTE
ERIC which sponsors research projects in education is (A)a NCTE

unit of
(B) NCERT (C)UGC (D)NUEPA
DIET stands for (A)District Institute of Educational Technology
(B) District Institute of Education and (C)Training
District Institute of Elementary Training (D)District Institute of Elementary Teachers
Refresher courses for teacher education in secondary(A)State level areInstitutes
conducted of by
Education

(B) Academic Staff Colleges (C)National Institute of Education (D) National Council for Teacher Education
Which of the following is a non-conventional learning programme
(A) Swayam in higher education? (B)Face-to-face teaching-learning (C) Tutorial class (D)Seminar
The University Grants Commission has a scheme(A)To for “Human
encourage Rights and activities
research Values in Education”.
(B)To sensitize Under this scheme,
the citizens so that which
(C)To
the norms statement
establish value
is incorrect
and values ofand wellness
human among
rights centers
the
(D)To
are following
develop
in schools
realized. forinteraction
‘Human Rights
betweenandsociety
Dutiesand
Education’
educational
component
institutions.
The University Grants Commission (UGC) was formally (A)inaugurated
1. Sh. Maulana on 28Abul
December
Kalam Azad
1953 by(B)Dr.
whomRajendra
among the Prasad
following?

(C) Dr. S. Radhakrishan (D)Mrs. IndraGandhi
Stanford Binet Scale measures the following attribute Intelligence
of an individual : (B)Creativity

(C) Aptitude (D)Personility
The individual
Which of the following does not go in favour of the individual is an asset
aims of education ? to the society(B)The – his development
society is strong ifandthe growth(C)Every
individualareis necessary
individual is unique, development
strong. (D)Societyof his
is supreme
potentialities
and all
is individuals
essential. are only part of it.
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a childhood
(A) Hypokinetic disorder known(B)
disorders as:Hyperactivity disorders (C) Hyperkinetic disorders (D) Hyperstasis disorders
Which of the following are risk factors for childhood psychiatric
(A) Parental disorders?

psychopathology, (B) Repeated early separation from (C) Harsh or inadequate parents
parents (D) All of the above
Children with ADHD are known to have deficits in which (A)ofPerception

the following brain areas?

(B) Motor functioning
(C) Executive functioning
(D) Memory
Children with ADHD are known to have deficits in executive (A) The thalamus and specifically have (B)
functioning, difficulty
The amygdala
inhibiting responses. Which (C)of The parietal brain
the following lobesareas normally controls
(D)Thethese
frontal
typeslobe
of functions?
Which of the following is an area of the brain that regularly(A) Meninges

exhibits abnormalities in association (B)with

Corpus
ADHD callosum
symptoms? (C) Cerebellum (D) Limbic system
Which is the most common form of stimulant(A)Amphetamine medication for ADHD? is the most common Which is the most
(B)Mthylphenidate common form of stimulant medication
(C)dexmethylphenidate (D)All offortheADHD?
above of stimulant medication for ADHDWhich is the most common f
Which of the following does not belong to measure for(A)Identification,
employment of the assessment
hearing impaired?
of hearing(B)impaired
Establishment
childrenof special employment (C)Establishment
exchange and ofspecial
vocational
cells rehabilitation
(D)Restrictions
centresof jobs in the public sector
Which is the most common form of stimulant medication (A)for
Vitalin

ADHD? (B) Benzodiazepine (C) Ritalin (D)Amylnitrate

Which of the following is a technique that can(A)bePlay used with younger children who
therapy are lessbehaviour
(B) Cognitive able to therapy
communicate and express
(C) Systemic their feelings verbally?
family therapy (D) Psychodynamic therapy
Which of the following is behaviour technique that has (A) beensystematic
successfully desensitization
adapted to treat anxiety-based
(B)Systemic problems in children? (C) Cognitive behavioural therapy (D) Electro-convulsive therapy
family therapy
Which of the following interventions is based on the view (A)Systemic
that childhood family
problems
therapy result from inappropriate
(B)Parent training familyprogrammes (C)Functional
structure and organisation?

family therapy (D)All of the above