Psychology Study Materials QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS :: part1 : 6 to 10
Following Multiple choice objective type questions and answers will help you as a free online coaching for your TRB TNTET written exam preparation for 2024. These are useful study materials collected from previous year question papers. :
6.Choose the generic term of “Forks, Knives and spoons”. |
| Stationery |
| Grocery |
| Cutlery |
| Crockery |
7.“O, ye wheels” “Stop! be silent for today. Opt1: Simile |
| Metaphor |
| Personification |
| Oxymoron |
| Personification |
8.Factual descriptions of an event or incident are called |
| Reports |
| Articles |
| Records |
| Registers |
9.Listening is a process of hearing with |
| Understanding interpreting and responding |
| Responding, understanding and interpreting |
| Interpreting, responding and understanding |
| Understanding, responding and interpreting |
10.Extensive reading, if properly guided will |
| Create love for doing exercise |
| Create love for extra-reading |
| Create love for writing English |
| Create love for listening English |
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