UGC NET : June 2005 Paper 2 QUESTION PAPERS :: part1 : 21 to 25
Following UGC NET Multiple choice objective type questions and answers were taken from old (previous year) question papers. It may helps you in UGC NET 2024, NET 2024 examinations :
21.’Man is what he makes of himself’. Which school of philosophy advocates this idea? |
| Realism |
| Pragmatism |
| Existentialism |
| Idealism |
22.Which of the following relates to sociological aspect of education? |
| reservation in admission |
| operation blackboard |
| free distribution of books |
| universal retention |
23.Which of the following is associated with the Guilford’s structure of intellect Model? |
| ‘g’ and V factors |
| fluid and critalized intelligence |
| memory of symbolic classes |
| word fluency |
24.Clique in sociogram indicates |
| centre of choice |
| competent person |
| mutual inclusive sub-group |
| most liked person |
25.What decides mostly the social stratification in rural Indian even today? |
| size of family |
| cultural practices |
| land ownership |
| political affiliation |
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