KV- Primary Teacher (PRT) - EDUCATIONAL STUFFS

PRIMARY TEACHER

GENERAL DISCIPLINE

In the context of nutrition, which of the following statement is correct?

I. High levels of complex carbohydrates are found in potatoes, pasta and bread.
II. Nutritionists recommend a varied diet including plenty of grains, fruits and vegetables.

Only I Neither I nor II Both I and II Only II

Which of the following statement is correct in the context of Bed-wetting?

I. Fewer than 1 percent of bed-wetters have a physical disorder, though they may have a
small bladder capacity.
II. The discovery of the approximate size of a gene linked to enuresis points to heredity as a
major factor in this condition.

Only I Both I and II Only II Neither I nor II

In the context of gender differences, which of the following statement is correct?

I. Newborn boys and girls react differently to stress, possibly suggesting genetic, hormonal
or temperamental differences.
II. Baby girls are a bit longer and heavier than baby boys and may be slightly stronger.

Only I Both I and II Only II Neither I nor II

Soon after the birth babies show the signs of ______, which are mostly physiological responses to sensory stimulation.

I. Interest
II. Distress

Both I and II Neither I nor II Only I Only II

The brain is composed of ______.

I. Neurons
II. Glial cells

Both I and II Neither I nor II Only II Only I

In the context of sensorimotor stage, which of the following statement is correct?

I. In Piaget’s theory, it’s the third stage in cognitive development
II. Infant learn through senses and motor activity

Only I Neither I nor II Both I and II Only II

In the context of Information-Processing Approach, which of the following statement is correct?

I. It is concerned with individual differences in cognition.
II. It aims to describe the mental processes involved when people acquire and remember information or solve problems.

Only II Neither I nor II Only I Both I and II

Which of the following baby behaviour is correctly matched in the context of Early human reflexes?

I. Moro – Extends legs, arms and fingers.
II. Tonic neck - Opens mouth, close eyes and neck flexes.

Only II Both I and II Only I Neither I nor II

______ are the children whose temperament is generally mild but who are hesitant about accepting new experiences. Easy children Slow to warm up children Difficult children Active children

Which of the following statement is correct regarding self esteem?

I. It is the self evaluative part of self concept.
II. From a neo-Piagetian perspective, it is based on children’s growing cognitive ability to describe and define themselves.

Only II Both I and II Neither I nor II Only I

In the context of implicit memory, which of the following pair is correctly matched?

I. An early form of procedural memory – is memory for sequences such as a series of lights which seem to be centered in the cerebellum and cell nuclei.
II. An early form of conditioning – Which appears to depend on the striatum.

Both I and II Only I Only II Neither I nor II

In which type of attachment, an infant rarely cries when separated from the primary caregiver and avoids contact upon his or her return? Secure attachment Disorganised -disoriented attachment Avoidant attachment Ambivalent attachment

What is operant conditioning?

I. It is a learning based on reinforcement or punishment.
II. It is a learning based on associating an involuntary response and a stimulus.

Neither I nor II Only II Only I Both I and II

4 Under the Right for Children to Free and Compulsory Education Act 2009, the appropriate government is responsible to make necessary arrangement to provide early childhood care and education for all children until they complete the age of ______. 6 years 4 years 5 years 7 years

In the context of puberty, what is secular trend?

I. Trend that can be seen only by observing single generation.
II. The trend towards earlier attainment of adult height and sexual maturity

Both I and II Neither I nor II Only II Only I

Which of the following statements is correct about the extent and intensity of the revolt of 1857?

I. The Revolt of 1857 spread majorly in Northern India.
II. The soldiers' rebellion was followed by popular revolts of the civilian population.

Only II Only I Neither I nor II Both I and II

______ is the aspects of the home environment that seem necessary for normal cognitive and psychosocial development. Alimental mechanism Submental priming mechanisms Elemental mechanism Development priming mechanisms

In the context of Rough and Tumble play, which of the following statement is correct?

I. Anthropologists suggest that it evolved to provide practice in skills used in fighting and hunting.
II. It helps children to jockey for dominance in the peer group by assessing their own and each other’s strength.

Neither I nor II Only I Both I and II Only II

Which of the following is included in central nervous system?

I. Brain
II. Spinal cord

Neither I nor II Both I and II Only II Only I

______ is the most powerful way and sometimes the only way infants can communicate their needs. Talking Crying Messaging Pointing

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