KERALA
TEACHER ELIGIBILITY MODEL TEST
CATEGORY
1&2
Part 3-ENGLISH
Read
the following passage and select the best answer from the choices given
The
walnut tree produces wood that is used for countless purposes, and is
considered the finest wood in the world. The wood is easy to work with, yet it
is very hard and durable—and when it is polished, it produces a rich, dark
luster. It also shrinks and swells less than any other wood, which makes it
especially desirable for fine furniture, flooring, and even gun stocks. In
fact, just about every part of the walnut is unusually hard and strong. The nut
of the tree is encased inside a very hard shell, which itself is enclosed in a
leathery outer covering called a husk. It requires real effort to break through
those layers to get at the tasty meat
inside. Yet every part of the walnut is useful to people. The outer husk
produces a dark reddish stain that is hard to remove from the hands of the
person who opens the nut, and this pigment is widely used in dyes and wood
stains. The inner shell is used as an abrasive to clean jet engines. And the
meat of the nut is extensively used in cooking, icecream, flavourings—and just
eaten raw. Walnut trees exude a chemical into the soil near their roots which
can be poisonous to some trees and shrubs. Fruit trees, for example, will not
survive if planted too close to a walnut. Many other plants, such as maple
trees or ivy, are not affected by the walnut's presence, and are well-suited to
grow in its vicinity.
61.What is the topic of this passage?
a) the use of walnut wood in furniture
b) walnut trees
c) where to plant walnuts
d) trees of North America
62. What is the main idea of the
passage?
a) Trees are used for many things.
b) Maple trees grow well with walnuts.
c) Walnuts can kill other trees.
d) Walnut trees are valuable when
planted correctly.
63. As used in the passage, the word ‘abrasive’
most nearly means
a) rough. b) disagreeable. c) soft. d)
fragrant.
64. The author of the passage probably
believes that
a) walnut trees are endangered.
b) people should recycle more
c) people should grow walnut trees if
possible.
d) maple trees are not good for
furniture making.
65. As used in the passage, the word ‘exude’
most nearly means
a) give off. b) naked. c) smell bad. d)
leave the area.
Choose the correct form of the verb to
complete the sentence:
66. When _____ this morning?
a) did you woke up b) did you wake up
c)have you woken up d) were you woke up
Find the antonyms of the following words
67. Forget
a) remember b) fail c) reject d) speak
Choose the correct word to complete the
sentence:
68. Tom has ____________ English lesson
on Thursdays.
a) Your b) her c) his d) yours
Choose the correct word to complete the
sentence:
69. This film is ____________ than his
last one.
a) best b) good c) better d) none of
these
Fill in the blanks with suitable
Articles
70. Take _____ umbrella when you go out.
a) an b) a c) the
d) None of these
Choose the correct question tag
71. Mary has answered all the
questions.................?
a) doesn’t she b) didn’t she c) wasn’t
she d) hasn’t she
Change the given verb to noun
72. Accept
a) accepts b) accepting c) acceptance d)
agreed
Choose the correct word to complete the
sentence
73. I'm hungry! Is there ____________
fruit in the cupboard?
a) a lot b) any c)some d) None of these
Complete the sentences using the phrases
given below
74. Don’t ______ the cave
a) go into b) get into c)jump into
d)call on
Find out the correct antonyms
75. Vanished
a) appeared b) left c) succeeded d)
remote
Choose
the correct answers from the options given below
76. -----is a basis of all other
language skills.
a. listening skills
b. speaking skills
c. reading skills.
d. writing skills
77. Which of the following steps would
consider first as an effective communicator?
a) select the channels of communication
b) Plan the evaluation procedure
c) Specify the objectives of
communication
d) Identify various media for
communication’
78. A way of reading in which the
learner quickly goes through a text to find a
particular piece of information is known
as----
a) Silent reading
b) Loud reading
c) Scanning
d) Skimming
79. A re-call situation is best tested
by the
a) multiple choice type test
b) completion type test
c) topical selection type test
d) true-false type test
80. Punctuating accurately is the
sub-skill of ...........
a) listening skills b) speaking skills
d)reading skills. d) writing skills
81. Language is best thought of as
.............
a) A means for conversation
b) A biological development
c) A nomenclature for cataloguing
experience
d) A medium to express ourselves.
82. Variation in the pitch of the voice
is known as.....
a) juncture b) stress
c)intonation d) minimal pair
83. Disorders affecting the flow of
speech
a) Receptive disorders
b) Articulation disorders
c) Fluency disorders
d) Voice disorders
84. Discussion and debate are the good
technique for developing -----
a) listening skills
b. speaking skills
c. reading skills.
d. writing skills
85. Teacher must take the errors of the
students as a ----------- of their learning Process
a) defect
b) carelessness
c) undesirable outcome
d) natural outcome
86. A test design to identify and
investigate the difficulties, disabilities, inadequacies and gaps of pupils in
specific curriculum areas is called as.....
a) Achievement test
b) Proficiency test
c) Diagnostic test
d) Survey test
87.In teaching of grammar
--------approach is considered to be the best one
a. behaviourist b. humanistic
c. inductive d. deductive
88. Recitation in learning appears most
profitable when introduced....
a) In the beginning
b) Throughout the learning periods
c) Towards the end of the learning
period
d) To check the learner’s ability
89. In recall tests
a) Memory is tested
b) Expertise is tested
c) Quickness is tested
d) None of these
90. The most essential characteristic of
a good hand writing
a) Attractiveness
b) Uniformity
c) Legibility
d) Speed
ANSWER KEY
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QUESTION NO:
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ANSWER
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61
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B
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62
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D
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63
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A
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64
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C
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65
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A
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66
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B
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67
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A
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68
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C
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69
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C
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70
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A
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71
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D
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72
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C
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73
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B
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74
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A
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75
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A
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76
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A
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77
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A
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78
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C
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79
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A
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80
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D
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81
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C
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82
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C
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83
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C
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84
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B
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85
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D
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86
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C
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87
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C
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88
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C
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89
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A
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90
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C
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