SSB Odisha Lecturer 2018: Lecturer recruitment for non-government aided colleges, Home Science
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TEST BOOKLET Sl. No. CI020{
Subject Code : 14 Subject : Home Science
LECTURERS FOR NON.GOVT. AIDED COLLEGES OF ODISHA
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1. Which of the following are regulatory 6 The chief constituents of egg white
foods ? besides water are :
(A) Carbohydrates and fats (A) Cholesterol
(B) Waterand roughage (B) Carbohydrate
(C) Vitamins and minerals (C) Protein
(D) Proteins and minerals (D) Vitamins
2. Milk and milk products are primarily 7 Pasteurisation is a :
sources of : (A) Cold treatment
(A) Calorie (B) Heattreatment
(B) Vitamins (C) Watertreat{Rent ,
(C) Protein (D) Airtreatment
(D) Minerals 8 Osmotic dehydration is used for
preservation of :
3. Clotting of blood requires :
(A) Vegetables
(A) Phosphorous and potassium
(B) Mirk
(B) Calcium and vitamin K
(C) Fruits
(C) Manganese and sodium
(D) Cereals
(D) lron and fluorine
9. Ascorbic acid is retained when fruits
4. Germinated seeds have more of :
(A) Protein (A) Salt
(B)' Maltose (B) Sugar
(C) Fat (C) Water
(D) Water (D) t-isht
5. Leguminous seeds provide high fibre 10 Parboiled rice contains sufficient
as well as : amount of :
(A) Bile (A) Niacin
(B) Acid (8) .'Vitenin F,:, jrrirrrlrri'.:Lri' r
(C) Anti-nutrients (C) Thiamine
(D) Cholesterol (D) Calcium
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11. Vitamin B 12 is stored in : (c) 1 sm
(A) Spleen (D) .50 gm
(B) Liver 16. . A diet can be called as balanced
(C) Pancreas when one of thefollowing istaken into
(D) Kidney account:
12. Rickets occurdue to deficiency of :
(A) Protective foods
(A) Vitamin A (B) Energy giving foods
(B) Vitamin K (C) Five food groups
(C) Vitamih D ' (D) Green vegetables
(D) Vitamin C 17. Which of the following is not
considered as nutrient ?
13. Vitamin C requirement during the
lactation period,is: (A) Fats
(A) '100 mg per day (B) Minerals
(B) 50 mg per day (C) Proteins
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(C) 80 mg per day (D) Fibre
(D) 200 mg perday 18. Milk and milk products are mostly
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required for:
14. Body needs vitaniins and minerals
because they :
' (A) Bones
(A) Give bodyenergy (B) Muscles
(B) lnsulate the body's organs (C) Teeth
(C) Help to carry out metabolic (D) (A), (B) and (C)
reaction
19. Which of the following is not required
(D) Withdrawheatfromthebody for strong bones ?
15. ICMR has recommended a daily (A) Thiamine
requ irement ofphodphorud'is : (B) Magnesium
(A) 3 gms (C) Calcium
(B) 5 gms (D) Vitamin D
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20. Adietthat contains required amount (c) 70 gms
of nutrients for human body is called
(D) 60 gms
AS
(A) Nutritious diet 25. Problems related to inadequate
(B) Balanced diet absorption of nutrients is called as:
(c) Food pyramid (A) Malnutrition
(D) Perfect diet (B) Solubility.ofnutrients
21. Which is not esseniial in balanced (C) lnsolubilityof nutrients
diet ?
(D) Ovemutrition
(A) Fruits and vegetables 26 For normal,grgryth, 9f bg$V.ryleq,
(B) Salads nutrients are taken more than the
(C) Pulses . requirement, the state of condition is
(D) Tea called as:
(A) Protein energy malnutrition
22. One gram of protein provides:
(B) Pepsin enryme malnutrition
(A) 9 calories
(C) Over intake of nutrition
(B) 5 calories
(D) Abnormal intake of nutrition
(C) 4 calories
27. A marasmic child has :
(D) 7 calories
(A) Wrinkle and thin skin
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23. Calorie requirement per day of an (B) Pellagroid dermatitis
adult male heavyworker is :' '
(c) Black skin
(A) 2000 kcal
(D) Thin skin
(B) 3000 kcal
(C) 3800 kcal 28. ln most developing countries children
of poor socio-economlc population
(D) 4000 kcai
suffer frorn protein energy
24. What is the recommended daity malnutrition atthe age of :
protein intake of a girl aged 16-18 (A) 5 to 10 years
years ? (B)1,'.fl.66vd 1gffitg.r-t tr;rl tc r'l:lrrrt'1 .,.r'.
(A) 50 gms (C) Under5 years t'
(B) 65 gms (D) lnhncy
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29. Vitamin A provides protection (B) Vitamin B
against: (C) Mtamin A
(A) Skin diseases (D) Vitamin C
(B) Blindness
(C) Bloodirregularities U. Human development is a :
(D) Tools caries (A) Slowprocess
(B) Gontinuous and gradual
30. Magnesium plays a major role in :
process
(A) Tuming food to energy
(C) Complex process
(B) Bone building
r ^ (D) Quick pro@ss
tci Fbrinhion br hbui ers
(D) Activating enzymes 35. ln childhood, weight is gained
principallyfrom :
31. Daily sodium intake of an adult
should be between :
(A) Bone and blood
(A) 800 to 900 mg (B) Bone, blood and hormone
(B) 1000 to 1200 mg (C) Bone and muscle tissue
(C) 1500 to 2400 mg (D) Celland tissue
(D) Above 2400 mg 36. Child development is crucially
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32. Which of the following is refened to influenced by:
, (A) Heredity
(A) Carbohydrates, fats and (B) School
proteins
(C) Birth place
(B) Carbohydrates, proteins and (D) Peergroup
minerals
(C) Vitamins, minerals and 37. Changesthatoccurin human beings
proteins between conception and death are
(D) Fats, carbohydrates and referred as:
vitramins (A) iollection
33. Which of the fdtqryin$ ls,,mqstly.-, (B) Maturation
lacking in flesh diet ? :
(C) Growffi
(A) Vitamin E (D) Development
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38. The direction in which human (C) (2), (3) and (4)are correct
development takes place is :
(D) (1) and (4) are correct
(A) Differentfordifferent children
(B) From smaller muscles to larger 42. Physical development of children
muscles which invcilves increasing ability to
(C) From outside to centre move and control their body
(D) From top to bottom movements is called as:
39. An average baby can sit without (A) GroMh of the body parts
support betweqn the ages of : (B) Biologicalchang_es
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(A) 8to 9 ffionths
(c) Sensory development
(B) 6toTmonths
(D) Motordevelopment
(C) 10to 11 months
(D) 2to3months 43. An internal mental phenomenon
40. Where parents and teachers wherein learners receive, process,
participate together in rearing of a store and retrieve information in their
child it is called as : mind is known as :
(A) Authoritarianrearing (A) Behaviourism
(B) Democratic rearing
(B) Congnitilrisnt'",-,:'-.,1.)
(C) Permissive rearing
(C) Perception
(D) Democratic and permissive
rearing (D) Learning
41. Development is a product of : 4. The process through which
(1) Heredityandenvironment individuals learn proper ways of
(2) Learning and maturity acting in a culture is called':
(3) Learning and training, (A) Acculturation
(4) Learning through
(B) Socialization
observation
(C) Associatidrf
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(A) (1) and (3) are correct
(B) (1) and (2) are correct (D) Co-operation
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45. Atwhich age, children showthefirst 49. Which of the following age is mostly
sign of having the ability to learn : influenced by peer groups ?
(A) Birth
(A) Early childhood
(B) ! weeks
(C) 4 weeks (B) Late childhood
(D) l year (C) Adolescence
46. Toy age refers to : (D) Adulthood
(A) Earlychildhood
50. ln which of the following stages the
(B) Late childhood
child looks self-centred ?
(C) Babyhood
(A) lnfancy
(D) lnfanry
(B) Earlychildhood
47. A child who writes with his/her left
(C) Adolescence
hand and is comfortable with doing
things should be:
(D) Adulthood
(A) Allowed with his/her 51. Which is one of the majorproblems
preference of adolescence ?
(B) Discouraged ' (A) Speech
(C) Forced to write with right hand (B) Behaviour
(D) Sentto seek medicalhelp
(C) Learning
(D) Making friendS
48. Which indicates the change in the
quality or character of a child ?
52. Which one is the adolescent
problem ?
(A) Hearing
(A) Sharing.withmother
(B) Growth
(B) Sharing with father
(C) Development (C) ldentity crisis
(D) Environment (D) Jealousness
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53. Releasing pqnt up emotionalenergy (C) Associativethinking
is:
(D) Perceptualthinking
(A) Bodycontrol
57. Running of words together is a
(B) Emotionalsensitivity
speech defect known as :
(C) Emotionalcatharsis
(D) Mentalbalance (A) Sluning
(B) Stammering
il. Select a person who stated,
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"adolescence is a period of stress (C) Lisping.' . .;
and strain, storm and strife". (D) $uttering
(Al Elizabeth Hurlock
58. The best of place of social
(B) Erickson development for a 12 years old child
(C) Piaget is:
(D) SltanleyHall (A) Neighbourhood
55. The peculiar nature of adolescent's (B) Family
such as desire to be noticed and (C) Playground i
r'.r\r.l .g,
thinks everyone is noticing them is
(D) Schooll
named as:
(A) Genderidentity 59. Adolescentsmayexperience :
(B) lmaginaryaudience (A) Feelings of self-actualisation
(C) lnferioritycomplel. (B) feelings of satisfaction about
(D) Role confusion life
56. . Language of word is not necessary (C) Anxiety and concern about
for: themselves
(A) lmaginativethinking (D) Feelings of fear about wrong
(B) Conceptualthinking that is committed in childhood
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60. Which one of the following is an 64. One of the mostcommon disabilities
example of a fine motor skill ? among the elderly. persons in lndia
(A) Writing is: .
(B) Hopping (A) Locomotordisability
(C) Running (B) Visualdisability
(D) Climbing (C) Hearing disability
(D) Speech disability
61. Which of thefollowing is nota product
of ldarning ? 65. The Maintenance and Welfare of
(A) Physicalstructure Parents and Qenior Citizens Act was
enabled in lndia in the year:.
(B) Knorivledge
(c) skiil (A) 2005
(D) Maturation (B) 2007
(c) 20oe
62. Which of these is not a welfare
(?) 2o1o
measure forthe aged ?
(A) NCOP 66. Which is not a stage of family life
cycle ?
(B) NPOP
(c) tPoP (A) lridependence
(D) TRYSEM (B) Childhood
(C) Coupling
63. Under which constitutional articles
(D) Parenting
protection is provided to aged
persons ? 67. Home management is a :
(A) Article 14 (A) Social process
(B) Article 41 and 46 (B) Psychological process
!r'' (C) 'Article 22 (C) Mentalprocess
(D) Article 16 (D) Leaming process
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68. Which one isthe human resource ? (C) First step
(A) Libraryfacility (D) Fourth step
(B) Energy 73. The technique of accomplishing a
(C) Money task by using least amount of time
(D) Material and energy is called as :
(A) Fatigue
69. The keys to home management
(B) Leisure
are :
(C) Worksimplification
(A) Clothing and money
(D) Stress
(B) Values and goals
74. Wnicn of the following is the first step
(C) Eilucation
in time plan ?
(D) Family relatives
(A) Estimation of time required
70. Home management refersto : (B) Listing of activities
(A) Solve household problems (C) Prioritisation of activities
(B) To keep an orderly home (D) Carrying out of activities
(C) To beautifythe interiors 75. When a person tries but does not
(D) Management of resources to reach the goalthatstate of condition
achieve goals is due to :
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71. The whole process of management
(A) Physiologicalfatigue
depends on : \ (B) Psychologicalfatigue
(A) Contactwith others (C) Frustrationfatigue
(B) Steps of management (D) Adjustment
(C) Money power 76. Flow of goods and services used or
available for a given period of time
(D) Evaluation
is called as :
72. ln decision-making process, (A) Money income
identification of problem is the :
(B) Psychic'incomb''i' *,r ;
(A) Third step (C) Realincome
(B) . Second step (D) No income
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77. Which of the following is not one of 81. When a man marries one woman at
the steps of household budget ? a time is called as :
(A) Education (A) Monogamy
(B) Transport (B) Compassionatemaniage
(C) Polygamy
(C) Saving
(D) Exogamy
(D) Money laundering
82. The most important agreement
78. "As the income increases the behind arranged marriage is:
proportion income spent on food (A) lt is socially better
decreases though the actual amount
(B) lt is morally sound
spent on food increases". Who stated
(C) Both boys and girls are guided
this ?
bysentiments
(A) Berlo (D) No restriction
(B) Ensminger 83. The marriage between a boy and a
(C) ErnstEngel girlof different castes is called as :
(D) Andrew (A) lndogamy
79. Choosing an altemative is the crucial (B) Exogamy
stage in :
(C) Caste marriage
(A) Planning (D) lnter-castemarriage
(B) Controlling 84. Elementary system of marriage is
characterised by:
(C) Decision making
(A) Prohibitorymarriage
(D) Evaluation
(B) Preferentialmarriage
80. A family consisting of siblings who (C) Exogamous marriage
combine their families to share (D) Endogamousmarriage
resources and work is:
85. Cross-cousin marriage is a form of :
(A) Extended family
(A) Exogamy
(B) Blende! famitrr - (B) Levirate
(C) Jointfamily (C) Endogamy
(D) Nuclearfamily (D) Sororate
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86. ln Hindu marriage which of the 90 When a man maniesseveralwomen
following performance is an essential it is called as :
condition ? (A) Polygamy
(A) Dowry ceremony (B) Non-fratemalpolyandry
(B) Saptapadi
(C) Polyandry
(C) Upanayas
(D) Adelphic polygyny
(D) Carrying away
91 Wh ich of the following cha racteristics
87. According to traditional Hindu laq
is not essentialto a family ?
marriage is a :
(A) State regulation
(A) Regulation of prostitution
(B) Contract (B) Form of marriage
(C) Sacrament (C) Matingrelationship
a
(D) Live in relationship (D) Common habitation
88. Marriage gets social approval 92 A consumer needs to have which of
through: the following responsibilities ?
(A) Educdtion (A) Using a product safety
(B) Wealth (B) Buying atanypri:e
(C) Private property (C) Not checking forquality
(D) Socialceremony (D) Checking for the colour of
89. Which one is not a characteristic of product
" Patriarchatfamily ?
93 The goods which satisff human wants
(A) Wife lives in husband's house directly are called :
(B) Husband lives in wife's house
(A) Consumer's goods
(C) Children have ordinarily no right
(B) Producer's goods
over mother's properties
(C) Public goods
(D) Father is the supreme head of
thefamily (D) lntermediate goods
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94. Adequate and accurate information 98. Which logo is meant for packed bottle
about quality, quantity, purity, of waterto be sure about its quality ?
' standard and the price of the goods
(A) lSlMark
and services is provided by :
(B) AG Mark
(A) Right to choose
(c) FPO Mark
(B) Rightto be heard
(D) BIS Hallmark
(C) Right to be informed
(D) Rightto safety 99. Consumer ProtectionAct defines :
95. Redressal Agencies come under (A) Consumer rights and
which Consumer ProtectionAct ? responsibilities
(A) NationalCommission (B) Buyer's choice of products
(B) State Commission (C) Sellers marketing policy
(C) District Forum (D) Buyer's information level
(D) (A), (B) and (C)
100. Extension education :
96. Aseparatedefinition of consumerfor (A) lsatransferoftechnology
the purpose of goods and services
(B) Belongsto one discipline
is provided in .
(C) ls book oriented education
(A) ConsumerProtectionAct, 1988
(B) ConsumerProtectionAct, 1989 (D) lsonewayeducation
(C) ConsumerProtectionAct, 1986 a
101 . Extension education is a behavioural
(D) (A), (B) and (C) science because it:
97. When do we celebrate National (A) Providesformaleducation
Consumer's Day ? (B) Deals with study of human
(A) l2thJanuary behaviour
(B) 24th December (C) Providescompulsoryeducation
(C) 23rd December (D) Provides certificate oriented
(D) 22nd December education
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102. Extension eduction is a voluntary 106. Extension education is a continuous
education as it is : and:
(A) Democratic in nature (A) One-wayeducationprocess
(B) Non-participating in nature
(B) Two-wayeducation process
(c)
(C) Give and take process
Unscientific in nature
(D) Non-participatory process
(D) Curriculum specific
107. Program planning is a teaching and
103. Extension education is based on
leaming process where people learn,
principle of :
think, reason and :
(A) Class-roomeducation (A) Communicate
(B) Text-bookeducation (B) Approach
(C) Learning by doing (C) Visit
(D) Learning through curriculum (D) Make decision
programme
108. Program planning has two major
104. An extension education programme areas of activities; one is
determining the program and the
is a statementof situation, objectives
other is :
and:
(A) Discussing the plan
(A) Human nature
(B) Writingthe plan
(B) Problems and solutions
(C) tmplementing the plan
(C) Cuniculum
(D) Arranging the programmes
(D) Achievement
109. Checking and evaluation is one of the
105. Program planning includes: steps of :
(A) Definite plan of work (A) Extensioneducation
(B) Study of people (B) Program planning
(C) Discussion (C) Communication
(D) Eductaion of clients (D) Philosophyofeducation
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110. A communication process comprises 114. Desirable action by the audience
of elements like communicator, does not take place when there is :
message, channels and :
(A) Message
(A) Audience (B) Perception
(B) Signal t
(C) Communication gap
(C) Diffusion
(D) Feedback
(D) Encoder
115. Extension agent can build rapport
111. Communication process helps
with each individual by :
people to understand :
(A) Discussion (A) Television
(B) Communication gap (B) Projector
(C) Transferoftechnology (C) Home visit
(D) Meeting with people (D) Public meeting
112. Faithful. performance of 116. A new practice can be taught to
communication process by all its people by using :
elements is: (A) Farmer's call
(A) Fidelity (B). Cinema
(B) Perception
(C) Campaigning
(C) Empathy
(D) Methoddemonstration
(D) Leaming
117. Models, specimens, charts, posters,
113. Carrying responses from the
information etc. can be systematically
audience to the communicator is
displayed to the public by:
called as:
(A) lnformation (A) Group meeting
(B) Chqnnel. (B) Trainingprogrammes
(C) Feedback (C) Exhibition
(D) Demonstration (D) Demonstration
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118. lnformation can be disseminated to 122. Extension programme can be
the illiterate mass by:
successful by:
(A) Bulletin board -
(A) Teaching aids
(B) Charts
(B) Discussion
(C) Radio
(C) Evaluation
(D) Computer
(D) People'sparticipation
119. Communication is important in
extension education to disseminate : 123. Adult education is a type of :
(A) Picture (A) Formaleducation
(B) lnformation (B) Professionaleducation
(C) Problems (C) Extensioneducation
(D) Analysis (D) Technical education
120. Extension programme planning
124. Leamers of extension education are
comprises of two major steps like
of:
programme determination and : :
(A) Programmeidentification (A) Homogenous category
(B) Programmeevaluation (B) Heterogeneouscategory
(C) Programme anatysis (C) Technicalcategory
(D) Programmeimplemeiltation (D) Non-professionalcategory
121. Extension programme should have a 125. Nature of extension education is
definite:
(A) Dynamic
(A) Solution
(B) Static
(B) Plan of work )!
(C) Course oriented
(c) Clients
(D) Teaching
(D) Service guaranteed education
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1 26. Extension education starts'at : 1 30. Extension education educates
(A) Grass root level people by:
(B) High schoollevel (A) Motivating
(C) ffice level (B) Forcing
(D) EXtension worker level (C) Dissatisffing
127. Evaluation of extension education (D) Examining
programme is done to :
131. A correct communication model
(A) Carry out the programme involves:
(B) Prevent stagnation to the (A) Sender-destination-receiver
programme
(B) Message : treatment -
(C) Maintain records of the
channet- destination
programme
(C) Sender-message-treatment
(D) Checkthe programme
- channel- receiver
128. Extension education makes people
(D) Coder - message - decoder
to leam through :
. "' ,-; . 132. The problem of feedback could be
(A) Conviction
due to :
(B) Talking
(C) Discussion
(i) lnflexibility
(D) Visit (ii) Low response
(iii) Unfriendliness
129. The purpose of extension education
(iv) Not relevant
is to change attitude and :
(A) Gommunication of the people (A) (i), (ii), (iii), (iv)
(B) Motivation of the people (B) (i), (ii), (iii)
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(C) Practices of the people (c) (i), (ii)
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(D) Compatibilityofpeople (D) (i), (iv)
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133. Which of the following fibres usually 137. Wool and silk can be bleached with
come in the form of continuous (A) Sodiumhydrosulphide
filament ?
(B) Hydrogen peroxide
(A) sirk
(C) Sodium perborate
(B) Wool
(D) Sodium hydrochloride
(C) Linen
138. Artificial silk is :
(D) Cotton
+
(A) Acetate
134. The ability of the fabristo come back
(B) Acrylic
to its original position after being
folded is called as : (C) Rayon
(A) Flammability (D) Polyester
(B) Abrasiveness 139. Spun yarns are :
(C) Gravity (A) Smooth
(D) Resiliency (B) Cool
1 35. When numberof twists is increased (C) Lustrouq
in spun yarns, its strength : (D) Dull
(A) lnbreases
140. Filamentyarns are
(B) Decreases
(A) Smooth
(C) Does not change
(B) Soft
(D) First increases and then
(C) Dull
decreases
(D) Short
136. The most important ingredient of
scouring composition is : 141. Noveltyyarns are:
(A) Wetting agent (A) Cased yarns
(B) Alkali (B) Boucleyarns
(C) Emulsifying agent (C) Textured yams
(D) Sodium silicate (D) Plyyarns
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142. Spinning of yarn means: , (B) Mixed fabric
(A) Pulling (C) Blended fabric
(B) Twisting (D) Felt fabric
(C) Denier 147. Research is:
(D) Weaving (A) Searching again and again
(B) Finding solution to problem
143. The weave that produces lustrous
(C) Working in scientific way to
surface is:
search fortruth
(A) Pile
(D) Collection of data and
(B) Satin tabulation
(C) Twill.
148. Research demands one of the
(D) Jacquard following:
144. Which one is not a naturalfibre ? (A) Reliability
(A) Viscose (B) Objectivity
(B) Linen (C) Usability
(C) Wooi (D) (A), (B)and (C)
(D) Sirk 149. A variable that can be manipulated
is:
145. What is the process called that
t
(A) Dependentvariable
'changes fibers into yarns ?
(B) lndependentvariable
(A) Bonding (C) Continuousvariable
(B) Knitting (D) Discrete variable
(C) Spinning
150. Sampling is advantageous as it
(D) Felting
(A) lncrelses accuracy
146. Manmade filament fibre is converted
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into staple length in : (C) Saves money
(A) Syntheticfabric (D) Both (B) and (C)
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151 Through which variable the 155. Report presents conclusion on the
experimenter makes a prediction : basis of :
(A) Independent (A) lnvestigation
(B) Dependent (B) lntuitions
(C) Continuous (C) lmpression
(D) (A), (B) and (C) (D) Belief
152. After locating the source the 156. Which of the following can be a
researcher should write down the problem when writing a research
details of the reference, except: article ?
(A) Fullnames (A) No theory
(B) Titles (B) Amateur style and tone
(C) Volume and page (C) .lnsufficientdefinition theory
(D) Price (D) (A), (B) and (C)
1 53. What is hypothesis ? 157. Which of the following is not normally
(A) A prediction of a retationship included in a written account of
between certain variables qualitative research ?
(B) An experimentthattesbcertain (A) An introduction locating the
predictions _research in its theoretical
context
(C) Anindependentvariable
(D) A dependent variable
(B) A decision to accept or reject
the hypothesis
154. What is the opposite of variable ?
(C) An explanation of the design of
(A) Constant r study
(B) An extraneous variable (D) A discussion of the main
(C) Adependentvariable findings in relation to the
(D) Adata set research questions
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158. What is the purpose of conclusion in (B) Measurement
a research report ? (C) Confessions
(A) lt sUmmarises the key findings (D) Results
in relation to the research
161. Content analysis uses which of the
questions
following methods ?
(B) lt just summarises what the
(A) Classiffing
. report already said (B) Recording
(C) ltcontains a usefulreviewof the
(C) Counting
relevant literature
(D) (A), (B) and (C)
(D) lt outlines the methodological
procedures that were 162. The draurback of q ualitative research
employed method is:
(i) lt is subjective
159. The introduction section of a
research report should aim to :
(ii) lt is individualoriented
(iii) Data is not reliable
(A) ldentrffthe specificfocus of the
study
(iv) Data is not precise
(B) Provide a rationale for the (A) (i), (ii), (iii), (iv)
dissertation or article ' (B) (ii), (ii.)
(C) Grab the attention of the (c) (i), (ii)
readers (D) (i), (iv)
(D) (A), (B) and (C) 163. What are second ary data?
160. Which of the following is not usually (A) Unimportantdata
found in a report of a quantitative (B) Existing data
study ? ,. ,. (C) Ordinary data
(A) Validation (D) Ordinaldata
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164. Secondary data are least helpful 165. Which of the following is not a form
to.: ofsecondary data?
(A) Developquestionnaire (A) Multiple source of data
(B) Formulatehypothesis (B) Representativesample
(C) lnterprettables (C) Documentarydata
(D) Evaluate new products (D) Survey based data
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