VFA Mixed Practice Test #645

Question 1

In CCE, which assessment tool is used to evaluate a student's participation and cooperation in group activities?

Accepted Answer

C. Observation schedules — Rating scales are commonly used in CCE to assess specific traits like participation, cooperation, and behavior in group activities. Anecdotal records document incidents, observation schedules track behaviors over time, and portfolio assessment collects samples of student work. Rating scales provide a structured way to evaluate these traits quantitatively.

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A. Anecdotal records

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B. Rating scales

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D. Portfolio assessment

Question 2

Largest part of brain:‌​‍

Accepted Answer

Cerebrum — Cerebrum — cognition.‌​‍

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Medulla

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Pons

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Cerebellum

Question 3

Which metal is stored under kerosene to prevent reaction with air?‌​‍

Accepted Answer

Sodium — Sodium reacts violently with moisture/air — stored under kerosene.‌​‍

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Gold

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Copper

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Iron

Question 4

Kalidasa's other famous play (besides Shakuntala) is:

Accepted Answer

Malavikagnimitram — Kalidasa's three plays: Malavikagnimitram, Vikramorvashiyam, Abhijnanashakuntalam.

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Mrichhakatika

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Mudrarakshasa

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Mahabharata

Question 5

A critical institutional reform that profoundly shaped the socio-economic landscape of Kerala, leading to a more egalitarian society and contributing significantly to the Kerala Model's success in poverty reduction and social equity, was the implementation of:

Accepted Answer

B. Comprehensive land reforms that abolished landlordism and redistributed land to the tillers. — The radical land reforms implemented in Kerala, particularly the Kerala Land Reforms Act of 1963, were pivotal. They legally abolished feudal landlordism, granted ownership rights to tenants, and imposed ceilings on landholdings, thereby significantly reducing agrarian inequality and empowering the rural poor. This fundamental redistribution of assets was crucial for fostering a more egalitarian society and underpinning the social equity aspects of the Kerala Model. The other options relate to different economic strategies or are outcomes rather than foundational institutional reforms for equi

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A. Extensive subsidies for large-scale private sector industries and multinational corporations.

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C. A policy of encouraging mass migration of skilled labor to Gulf countries for remittances.

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D. Establishment of numerous Special Economic Zones (SEZs) to attract global manufacturing investment.

Question 6

Balban's policy:

Accepted Answer

Blood and Iron — Ruthless discipline in sultanate.

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Market control

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Din-i-Ilahi

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Diarchy

Question 7

Heat energy is measured in:

Accepted Answer

Joule (calorie) — SI unit of heat is joule; 1 calorie ≈ 4.184 J.

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Watt

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Kelvin

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Pascal

Question 8

Pambar of Kerala:‌​‍

Accepted Answer

Cauvery tributary — Tributary of Cauvery (Idukki).‌​‍

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None

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Joins Pamba

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Western

Question 9

Which of the following is a critical assessment finding in a child with suspected dehydration due to diarrhea?

Accepted Answer

B. Sunken eyes and dry mucous membranes. — Sunken eyes and dry mucous membranes (B) are key signs of dehydration. Presence of tears (A) and normal skin turgor (C) indicate milder dehydration or no dehydration, while increased urine output (D) suggests adequate hydration.

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A. Presence of tears while crying.

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C. Normal skin turgor.

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D. Increased urine output.

Question 10

In IT Act 2000, which section deals with punishment of cyber terrorism?

Accepted Answer

66(F) — Section 66F of the IT Act defines and punishes cyber terrorism.

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66(B)

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66(E)

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45(F)

VFA Mixed Practice Test #645