LGS Mixed Practice Test #94

Question 1

Ctrl + Z is the shortcut for:‌​‍

Accepted Answer

Undo — Ctrl+Z = Undo. Ctrl+C = Copy. Ctrl+V = Paste. Ctrl+Y = Redo.‌​‍

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Copy

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Paste

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Redo

Question 2

What is the primary objective of employing various teaching aids, including both traditional and ICT-based tools, in a typical classroom setting?

Accepted Answer

B. To make the learning process more effective, engaging, and concrete for students. — The fundamental purpose of teaching aids is to enhance the learning experience by making abstract concepts more tangible, stimulating student interest, and accommodating different learning styles. While they can support the teacher, their main goal is to improve student comprehension and retention, not merely to entertain or reduce teacher workload.

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A. To minimize the amount of verbal explanation required from the teacher.

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C. To primarily entertain students and prevent boredom during lessons.

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D. To reduce the overall preparation time for the teacher before each class.

Question 3

Riya is excellent at finding novel solutions to complex problems, often thinking outside the box and generating unique ideas that others haven't considered. However, she sometimes struggles with conventional academic tests that require rote memorization. According to Robert Sternberg's Triarchic Theory of Intelligence, which component is most prominent in Riya's intelligence?

Accepted Answer

B. Experiential (Creative) intelligence — Experiential intelligence, also known as creative intelligence, is one of the three components of Sternberg's Triarchic Theory. It involves the ability to deal with novel situations and generate new ideas, which perfectly aligns with Riya's skill in finding novel solutions and thinking outside the box. Analytical intelligence (componential) focuses on problem-solving and analysis, while practical intelligence (contextual) deals with adapting to real-world environments.

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A. Componential (Analytical) intelligence

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C. Contextual (Practical) intelligence

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D. Emotional intelligence

Question 4

AC stands for:‌​‍

Accepted Answer

Alternating Current — AC = Alternating Current; polarity reverses periodically (50 Hz in India).‌​‍

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Amplitude Current

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Absolute Current

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Actual Current

Question 5

Parallax error can be reduced by:‌​‍

Accepted Answer

Keeping line of sight perpendicular to scale — Systematic error from viewing angle. ‌​‍Perpendicular viewing or using a mirror behind pointer reduces it.

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Using lower precision scale

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Ignoring

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Averaging only

Question 6

Malabar was part of which British presidency?‌​‍

Accepted Answer

Madras — Malabar was part of Madras Presidency under direct British rule.‌​‍

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Bombay

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Bengal

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Central Provinces

Question 7

Hypermetropia (long-sightedness) is corrected using:

Accepted Answer

Convex lens — Hypermetropic eye under-focuses; convex lens converges rays to focus on retina.

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Concave lens

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Cylindrical lens

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Plain lens

Question 8

The Monroe Doctrine (1823) declared:‌​‍

Accepted Answer

Americas off-limits to further European colonisation; US non-interference in Europe — President James Monroe's annual address (2 Dec 1823). ‌​‍Cornerstone of US foreign policy in Western Hemisphere for over a century.

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Free trade only

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US neutrality in all conflicts

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US to conquer Europe

Question 9

Ambalavayal Heritage Museum in Wayanad preserves:‌​‍

Accepted Answer

Tribal artefacts and megaliths — Ambalavayal Heritage Museum in Wayanad preserves tribal artefacts, megalithic remains, and tools from the Stone Age.‌​‍

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Muslim manuscripts

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Jewish antiquities

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Portuguese artefacts

Question 10

'She has worked here ___ 2015':

Accepted Answer

since — 'Since' with point in time.

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for

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from

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during

LGS Mixed Practice Test #94