Q.101
<u>When you go to sleep</u>, I’m going to watch the game.
The underlined clause is an example of -
- (A)
an adjective clause
- (B)
a verb clause
- (C)
an adverb clause
- (D)
a noun clause
RPSC वरिष्ठ अध्यापक (माध्यमिक शिक्षा, Non-TSP) पेपर II अंग्रेज़ी 2018
150 सवाल · पेज 6/8
इस पेपर का Syllabus:Syllabus (English)
Q.102
Which one of the following consonant symbols is used in the phonetic transcription of the word ‘vision’?
- (A)
v, s
- (B)
v, z
- (C)
v, $\int$
- (D)
v, $\mathfrak{z}$
Q.103
Which one of the following vowel symbols is used in the word ‘sit’?
- (A)
i:
- (B)
i
- (C)
ɪ
- (D)
ə
Q.104
A man <u>is being questioned</u> by police.
The underlined part of the given sentences is an example of -
- (A)
an adverb phrase
- (B)
an adjective phrase
- (C)
a verb phrase
- (D)
a noun phrase
Q.105
Many African mothers carry, or nestle, their babies on their backs.
This custom has advantages for both mother and child. A working mother who has nobody to look after the baby, knows he is safe on her back, while her hands are free for work. Meanwhile, the baby stays in close contact with his mother and feels warm and safe….Many women however, prefer to carry their children all day long. They feel the children are safe, sleep longer, keep quieter and do not make a mess! I once visited a friend’s home where the mama-nurse was nestling my friend’s eleven-month-old child. Seeing he was restless, I asked the mama-nurse to put him down. At first she didn’t want because she thought the child would make the room untidy. When she finally agreed, I asked for some kitchen pots, spoons, unopened tins and boxes since there were no toys to play with. Immediately the child started examining them one by one.
Then he started banging the pots and boxes with the spoons. The different sounds fascinated him. But mama-nurse didn’t like the noise or the mess.
Q. The word ‘fascinated’ means:
- (A)
distracted
- (B)
captivated
- (C)
confused
- (D)
disturbed
Q.106
Read the Passage and answer:
Many African mothers carry, or nestle, their babies on their backs. This custom has advantages for both mother and child. A working mother who has nobody to look after the baby, knows he is safe on her back, while her hands are free for work. Meanwhile the baby stays in close contact with his mother and feels warm and safe…. Many woman, however, prefer to carry their children all day long. They feel the children are safe, sleep longer, keep quieter and do not make a mess! I once visited a friend’s home where the mama-nurse was nestling my friend’s eleven-month-old child. Seeing he was restless, I asked the mama-nurse to put him down. At first she didn’t want because she thought the child would make the room untidy. When she finally agreed. I asked for some kitchen pots, spoons, unopened tins and boxes since there were no toys to play with. Immediately the child started examining them one by one. Then he started banging the pots and boxes with the spoons. The different sounds fascinated him. But mama-nurse didn’t like the noise or the mess.
The word ‘nestle’ means to -
- (A)
take a baby with you in a perambulator
- (B)
put a baby down gently on the ground
- (C)
hold a baby in a comfortable position in a soft or warm place
- (D)
play with the baby to quieten him
Q.107
The child was restless because -
- (A)
he didn’t like his mother’s back.
- (B)
he wanted to be carried in a carriage.
- (C)
he wanted freedom and a chance to use his limbs.
- (D)
he was feeling hungry.
Q.108
Many mothers carry children on their backs because -
- (A)
children love being carried this way all the day long.
- (B)
their husbands want them to carry children this way.
- (C)
they think that children remain safe and quiet this way.
- (D)
this is the best way of nestling children.
Q.109
The practice of carrying children on their backs all day long followed by many African women is -
- (A)
approved by the writer
- (B)
disapproved by the writer
- (C)
recommended by the writer
- (D)
considered desirable by the writer
Q.110
Choose the word which is most closely the same to the meaning of the given words:
Ambiguous
- (A)
clear
- (B)
doubtful
- (C)
large
- (D)
complicated
Q.111
Compliance
- (A)
flexibility
- (B)
spite
- (C)
obedience
- (D)
weakness
Q.112
disparity
- (A)
partiality
- (B)
stinginess
- (C)
injustice
- (D)
inequality
Q.113
extravagant
- (A)
miserly
- (B)
thrifty
- (C)
niggardly
- (D)
spend thrift
Q.114
Which one of the following is not applicable to the Direct Method?
- (A)
Grammar is presented deductively
- (B)
Student’s native language is not used
- (C)
Students are encouraged to communicate in the target language
- (D)
Question and answer exercises are conducted
Q.115
Which one of the following is not correct with regard to free composition?
- (A)
It develops students’ imagination.
- (B)
It enhances their ability to organize their thoughts.
- (C)
It offers them an opportunity to use different structures and lexical items in their writing.
- (D)
In it the students work on given ideas.
Q.116
The skill of loud reading is most useful -
- (A)
at lower levels of learning and teaching of poetry
- (B)
at higher levels of learning
- (C)
at both lower and higher levels of learning
- (D)
in real life after the school and university education
Q.117
Which one of the following is not correctly matched?
- (A)
Marlowe - Dr Faustus
- (B)
Shakespeare - The Winter’s Tale
- (C)
Richard Sheridan - The Rivals
- (D)
Oliver Goldsmith - The School for Scandal
Q.118
A pleasing or tuneful arrangement of accented and unaccented syllables is called -
- (A)
rhyme
- (B)
rhythm
- (C)
alliteration
- (D)
assonance
Q.119
Which one of the following techniques is not followed in the Communicative English Language Teaching?
- (A)
Pattern practice
- (B)
Language Game
- (C)
Unscrambling of scrambled sentences
- (D)
Role-play
Q.120
Which one of the following activities is not followed in the Direct Method?
- (A)
Dictation
- (B)
Conversation Practice
- (C)
Memorization of word meaning and rules
- (D)
Getting students to self-correct