TNPSC Combined Technical Service 2024: Combined Technical Services Examination IN Interview Posts, Social Work
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COMBINED TECHNICAL SERVICES EXAMINATION
(TNTERVTEW POSTS)
COMPUTER BASED TEST
PAPER - rr - SOCIAL WORK (pG DEGREE STANDARD)
1 As a primary group is the first and most universal of all forms
of association.
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(A) School (B) Nuclear family
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(C) Religion ,6) Family
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2 Prohibition of Child Marriage Act, was passed in
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(c) 2008 (D) 2011
(E) Answer not known
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Lf Describe the type of family that Kavitha resides in, where she shares the
first floor portion with her parents and younger sister Geetha, while her
grandparents and younger uncle and aunt live on the ground floor of
their ancestral home in the small city of Madurai.
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(A) Joint family (B) Extended family
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(C) Nuclear family (D) Single parent family
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8 The individual who becomes eccentric, careless, absentminded., sociaily
withdrawn and poorly adjusted is usually described as
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"6) Senile (B) Senescence
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(c) Senility (D) Elderly
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(E) Answer not known
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q The of each year has been designated as the Internationar day of
older persons.
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(C) 15th of December (D) tS', of January
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(E) Answer not known
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13. Which among the following statements are the objectives of National
Youth Policy 2014?
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(i) Create a productive workforce that can make a sustainable
contribution to India's economic development
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(iil Develop a strong and healthy generation equipped to take on
future challenges
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(iii) Facilitate participation and civic engagement at all levels of
Governance
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(C) (i) and (iii) only .,r(D) (i), (ii) and (iii)
(i) LolgrLl (iii) LorGttr (i), (ii) LoOsuo (iii)
(E) Answer not known
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14. As per Juvenile Justice Act 2015, all decisions regarding the child is
based on
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(A) Child Welfare Committee's interest
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(B) Strictly as per the law
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(C) Family interest of the child
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,fr) Best interest of the child
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(E) Answer not known
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15. The right of children to Free and Compulsory Education Act,
2009 mandates :
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(l) Discrimination on caste basis
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(ir) Full time elementary education with quality
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(iii) Discrimination against children from weaker sections
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(iv) Accountabilityofteachers
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(A) (i) and (iv) (B) (il and (ii)
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(ii) Logso (iii) (ii) Lopstr (rv)
(E) Answer not known
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16. Which agency operates Child line 1098 until recently?
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(A) Child Rights and You
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I(c)
Childline India Foundation
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Childline Services India
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(D) Ministry of Women and Child Development
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(E) Answer not known
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L7. The Protection of children from sexual offences (pocso) Act came into
force in
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qmr@ porL_goop{ito arEpgj ?
(A) 2010 -(e) zotz
(c) 20t4 (D) 2016
(E) Answer not known
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18. World Day against Child Labour is observed on
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-(tl 12th June (B) f+tn November
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(c) 20th November (D) ZStn December
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(E) Answer not known
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19. Which among the following statement(s) is/are true indicators of an
abused-/a neglected child?
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(r) Unexplained delay in bringing the child for treatment after an
injury
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(ir) The child has a history of treatment for injuries at various
hospitals
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(iil) The supervising adult maximizes the injury and seems concerned
about it
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(A) (i) only (B) (ii) and (iii) only
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(C)..\1) and (ii) only (D) (i) and (iii) only
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20. Failure to provide the essentials of normal life, such as food, clothing,
shelter, care and supervision to children is termed as _ abuse.
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(A) Social abuse ,./@) Emotional abuse
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(C) Sexual abuse (D) Moral abuse
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(E) Answer not known
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21. Which among the following is not a trait of over-urbanisation?
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v Development of primary organisations to satisfy human needs
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(B) Increased occupational specialisation
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(c) Breakup of family life
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(D) Over crowding
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(E) Answer not known
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22. DRDA has initiated an accounting software for Panchayati Raj
Institutions named as
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v,<c) Pria soft (D) Panchayat admin
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23. Which of the following factors affect the mental health of an urbanite?
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(1) Strain from competition
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(i, The constant cacophony
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(iil) Insecurity
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(rv) Cultural congruity
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(A) (i) and (iii) only (B) (i), (ii) and (iv) only
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(y (i), (ii) and (iii) only (D) (ii) and (iii) only
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(E) Answer not known
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24. Which of the following statements is the view of Homer Hoyt in relation
to his sector theory ofurban growth?
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(A) The area ofbusiness and official activity is situated at the centre of
city
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(B) Industrial areas expand in circles
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(C),z Industrial areas develop along railroad lines and water fronts
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(D) The upper class areas are located in the periphery zone
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(E) Answer not known
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25. In India, the first Urban community development project was supported
by _ foundation.
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(c) Reliance (D) Ashok Leyland
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26. According to the World Bank Assessment, the natural disasters alone
accounted India whopping amount of 13 million dollars during
depleting 2 percent ofthe GDP and 12 percent ofnational revenue.
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(c) 1988 - 98 (D) 1985 - 2000
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27. Vulnerability, with reference to disaster management is
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(A)7
' Circumstances likely to cause harm
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(B) Ability to cope with disaster
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(C) Severity ofthe disaster
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(D) Inability to mobilise resources
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(E) Answer not known
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28. Choose the correct one with reference to increase in human vulnerability
towards hazards and disruptions.
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(1) Rapid urbanization
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(2) Population growth
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(3) Lack ofknowledge to resist the effect ofdisasters
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(4) Poverty
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(3)
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(E) Answer not known
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29. Match the following Hazard, classification and related disaster types
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(a) Water and Climate 1. Epidemics
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ft) Geological 2. Oil spill
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(c) Accidental 3. Land slide
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(d) Biological 4. Tornadoes
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(B) J 2 1 4
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30. Which one of the following is one of the foreseeable disasters?
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(1) Volcanic eruptions
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(2) Famines
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(3) Nuclearcatastrophes
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(4) Earth quake
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(A) 1
\r'.B) 2
(c) D
(D) 4
(E) Answer not known
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31. Which among the following is not a component of Pradhan Mantri
Kaushal Vikas Yojana @MKVY)?
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(A) Short Term Training (B) Recognition of Prior Learning
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(C) Skill Hub .r'@; Special projects
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(E) Answer not known
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32. is a key principle of development administration
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($ ' Decentralization of decision-making
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(B) Centralization of power
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(C) Exclusionoflocalstakeholders
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(D) Emphasis on bureaucratic control
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(E) Answer not known
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33. According to the Part IXA of Indian Constitution means an area
having a population of ten lakhs or more, comprised in one or more
districts and so on.
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v Metropolitan area
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(B) Municipal area
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(c) Town area (D) City area
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(E) Answer not known
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34. Match the following :
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(a) Inability to communicate by 1. Dysarthria
speech, writing or symbols
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Glpnrriq Glsnehor $ uar non o
ft) Inability to complete purposeful 2 Echolalia
movements I
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(c) Difficulty in speech production 3. Aphasia
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(d) Imitative repetition of speech of 4. Apraxia
another person
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a (b (c) (d)
(A) .1 4 2 1
o
v@) 4 1 2
(c) 2 1 4 r)
(D) 4 1 2 .-)
(E) Answer not known
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39. With respect to land reform measures taken after independence, which
of the following statements is true?
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r9leinargLb a.'pgri;uoflen crgL elflu norgt u
(i) The Indian states had abolished Zamindari system through
suitable legislations.
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edppoT.
(ir) The ownership of the land has been handed over to the actual
cultivators.
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(iii) The landlords were driven out of their land without any
compensation.
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61eu of Gu,gpuuruorri.
(AV(i) and (ii) only (B) (i) and (iii) only
(i) LoprglLir (ii) oL-@o (i) opgrb (iii) ou@o
(C) (ii) and (iii) only (D) (r, (ii) and (iii)
(ii) oggLir (iii) oL-@rir (i), (ii) opELr (iii)
(E) Answer not known
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40. The first community development programme commenced in India on
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(t\./tssz (B) 1942
(c) 1e48 (D) 1e50
(E) Answer not known
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41. Which of the following averages can be best used in estimating
intelligence?
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(A) Mean .z(g) NI"Aa
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(C) Mode (D) Geometric mean
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(E) Answer not known
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42. Mean, Median and Mode are:
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(A) Measures of deviation (B) Ways of sampling
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(C) Measures of control tendency p) lvleasures of central tendency
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(E) Answer not known
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43. is a test used to describe/compare the relationship among
number of groups.
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(A) ANCOVA (B) MANOVA
- oeinGannorn (MANOVA)
ereirGsnorn (ANCOVA)
(CV @) and (B) @) Correlation test
(A) LnrtrmrLl (B) Glpnl-fi.q gu-Lq
(E) Answer not known
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44. It is the science of collection, presentation, analysis and interpretation of
numerical data.
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(A) Social group work -(b; Stati.tics
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(C) Social action @) Social Work administration
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(E) Answer not known
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45. research approach in social work emphasizes the
importance of understanding individual's lived experiences.
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(A) Experimentalresearch
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Qualitative research
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(C) Survey research (D) Meta-analysis
soorrfiGla@uq guq QoiL-n- ulgu u nu.rq
(E) Answer not known
r Glprfl uer9 cboro
er9 on
46. The conversion ofqualitative into quantitative data is known as
uemrq _o:ore gla]eeoor alorol /6rain d6D5 p[6r]56nno onpgt Lb g:orp
oraru u @ ri.
(Af,,2 Quantitizing (B) Data manipulation
oainomorer9l p [6u n65 Lb P[a] 6D5uJ r6fid)
(C) Data processing (D) Sequencing
g[q C]6ur6\)n65d) a.: lfleneu u (il&srsci.l
(E) Answer not known
er9ar I Glp rflu"l ar9lebeoo
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47. From the option given below, One of the following matches best with
qualitative study in social science research.
EGp 6len@tauur"-@eircr cfl1guugpaSlgpg, s(g6 erfler9luO grynur&Clu9lcir rehen
p[ +ur 6r.l Ldn r9l <ino: g Lb gtingr 6 u ngpgr 6lgrgt.
(A) Historical report (B) Statistical test
6rr[orpg e11[l&ors qeiroflu9u-.rcb Genporan
(CV Case study (D) Group intervention
pafl puri / pafl eroqg 6qg geoeuu9@
(E) Answer not known
or r Clp lfl u o9l ooro
er91
48. is defined as "the discovery of theory from data
systematically obtained and analysed in social research".
creinu5 eg:u qqnuri6u9o, (!D6opurn5u Clupruur-@ ulguunura$eir
6lor rd;o 6luSp pyolooflein el rqu u or ru9lCr.r llgeun&ouu@tb GonL-un@.
(A!,4rounded theory (B) Social development theory
- et+uu6oL{i Gsnr-un@ egooei opglo Genuun$'t
(C) Systems theory (D) Psychodynamic theory
elorouqscir Gonrun@ LoGornoflurr Gonrun@
(E) Answer not known
o9leo r- Glplf)u: or9ebaro
49. is a "study that presents only the magnitude of different
age groups of the respondents".
6T6trrug u$larofl$g ueilGaLg or u$l orlflair arerrarflBorsoru-r ou@Lb
Gr6lnolor B(g rb 4ryn u.l*Cl u9l ar d +61 6D LD U q g(g rb.
(A)-,4escriptive design (B) Explorative design
euqororouq
erflenris (gpdn(p6Dp GpL-o orqoreoLouq
(C) Diagnostic design @) Experimental design
uabrupfl oi +or6Dlou r-.1 Genporor or +oJ6D ro u r-..1
(E) Answer not known
oflorr 6pflue6lciroro
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50. Variable means
Lonfl erri$pLb
(A)
-A concept that varies
ongu@6 @ueiroru Glsnainr sgpgg
(B) A concept that will not vary
LongiuLrp $u-Loenu Gsnainl- 6OpSt(E
(C) A concept ofstatistical procedure
qeirofl u9lu:eb Cleucirg:orpu5kin eO 615pgl(D
(D) A concept that will have permanent numerical value
flqbpry 6r6iit opua"ru6 Gonainrqg&15rb e15 E(DpgiO
(E) Answer not known
o9l or r- Glp lil u.l o9l tfuoro
51. Pilot study refers to
gl<inGornq guoq creinugt
(A) Preliminary testing of the tools used for the research
+ur 6r.l{$(9 u u: einu @ 6 e6c6}eo u grior nn. o Gunporanri;1g tuu @$grpei:
(B) Follow up study done within a year after the original study
griro.l pr.-pp @[nain+,D(g gdn L8drOLb l6ar gu.:e4 Glou.rorgt
(C).rzPreliminary study conducted on a limited scale before the original
study
guq pLpgtarppg (pdn E$lu.l erore$lcir 6eurg unrt6suu@Lb giarnnira
gllJ6).1
(D) Macro level study undertaken to test the hypothesis
gdlgJuqd pcooeou-r u rfludl$g urfi65 pr-Spuu@Lb . Glurf)u..r etenoglonar
+ur61
(E) Answer not known
c6lor r Gprfl u-rcfleiroro
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52. is not a characteristic of scientific method.
oeinucl ell dl6r5lu..r o rrpor D u9l6tn 6lrour-9luou etoo.
(A) Verifiability (B) Generality
e rflu nrl$peb Gun5t3ipeinoro
(C) Predictability -(b) Subjectivity
g:etnoerfl u q zcirgorfiaq& e nrtq
(E) Answer not known
er91 an r 61p u
lfl er9l <iloro
53. The observation made without involving extrinsic and intrinsic variable
is
r,r'@u n@ iolDgt rb L6ir6nn'ipp ondl $ci:onLocil G)eouruur-r- earafluq +OLb.
(A) Participant observation (B) Non-participant observation
urirGo$uncrft eorafluq uaGapunenrt etcbonp so..:afluq
-
(C) Controlledobservation .,r@; Uncontrolledobservation
sr-@uu@$guurr- eolofluq ou@uunupp ocuafluq
(E) Answer not known
efl ar u Glprfl u-r e$ ctuano
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54. What is the purpose of inferential statistics in social work research?
+grouuaofl glnut&6lu96b elgyor6[I q eirafl e$la.r r1mue ofl <in Gpn6sLb creinar I
(A) Describing characteristics of a sample
on$ rfl u9lein uainqeoror er9leu flgpcll
(B)7 Making predictions based on sample data
'\/ on$ lfl ploleoflrin el rqu uan r-u9lcl sofluqeoror e-(D6u n.*(gpd)
(C) Calculating central tendency measures
orLou Gu nrfi g protrq6anooanar emr&Cl @p<ir
(D) Summarizing data graphically
a.i6Dryul ffpuns prleqe oo6n &(D666qd)
(E) Answer not known
o91 or u Glprfl u..rer9 cirorar
55. is a predictive statement, capable of being tested by
scientific methods.
adnugr gqg goeinoanfl u q gdl6arsurn(5rjl. 0-- a9l@gnar gralps6nrT6i)
=-
Gengoraniqg lru@rj: +pp6b 66n66r' gt.
(Af,z Research hypothesis (B) Null hypothesis
qrlnur+6 e gg1Gsneir ggu e qgGsneh
(C) Research sample (D) Sampling design
grf nureCl Lon$ lfl Lonp rf) euqouooLouq
(E) Answer not known
er9lorr 6plfluo$cbaro
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56. Match the following :
Clunrn&srs:
(a) Probabilitysampling 1. Purposive sampling
rElsrj>csar Lo ndl lfl onrflu.ruunu@ Lon$ lfl
(b) Non probability sampling 2. Aggregate of elements
6"$p""1 eroonp Lon$lfl o gruqsofldn Glpnguq
(c) Population 3. Group of elements
orioeir Glpnano rguqoofldir 15qg
(d) Sample 4. Stratified random sampling
,onSllfl er@&o@&onor on$lfl
(a) (b) (c) (d )
(A) 34t2
(B) 234t
(c) 324t
,AD) 41.23
(E) Answer not known
er9)orr- 6prflua91ooro
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57. is a key characteristic of a Randomized Controlled Trial
@CT) design in social work research.
cr^einugt eg:a ucrofl qrlnurrirdlu9leb 8r7spp sL_@uun@ Genporor @CT)
or rqo.J eo o u r-9lein grd;6lu: uaimq q(56.
(A) Use of large sample sizes
6lulilu on$ lfl sl6rq66rR6ir uudnun@
(B) Longitudinal data collection
$enonar prleu Gesrfluq
'v
(C) /Randomized assignment of participants to intervention and control
groups
poreuu9@ tDpgrb or@uunr@ O1gl66(S{ir(g I rnGepunornooflein SVbp
a5r&6o
(D) Qualitative data analysis
pllnnor pr6[l u(5uu nutq
(E) Answer not known
er9 ar r- Glp rfl u e6l eUoro
58. type of validity in social work research refers to the extent
to which study findings can be generalized to other populations or
settings.
-:- 6r6inugl eg)s uaffi qTnurriflu9lO qurq eain@r9lr1uqoeh Loppr Lo6eeh
Clpno,e eteirogl stalrDuq6@Lein Qungtortouu@$ponLb oetnuanpB Cq.dl,Bdl.Dgj.
(A) Internal validity ,r(B) External validity
e-eh Gleogt u rgu..r nq5lb Gorofluqgl Geeilgturjunlgib
(C) Construct validity @) Face validity
er-@onor Gle Cugt u rqu.l nqgLb gosLb Gedlgturqulngib
(E) Answer not known
e$l or r Glplfl u er9l efu oro
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59. Selecting every nth unit from the list ofpopulation is known as
ur-quetlle$lg$g Gprip6p@ri;ouu@Lb garGleung n orgl goflr-orr-
ooruu@Lb.
(A), Systematic sampling (B) Simple random sampling
\'/ crafl u Cnrh rn Londl lfl
6goorglunor Lon$ rf1
(C) Convenience sampling (D) Judgmental sampling
are$)u nor on$)fl $nuq Lon$lfl
(E) Answer not known
o9lor r 6pffluor9lcboro
60 is appropriate to discover ofldeas and Insights.
gr"nnurtiCl dh-6J6rlrDtu eoa:Lb Guns@6r6ciT LDrbmrLb mreinerrrflarsorcn&
sainrrflur u uGI6lmsr.
(A) Descriptive research design (B) Experimental research design
orrAeuaoLoLrq Genporor $)ru a: Lgo: ao u q
o,9ler qarr qu-Ler1 Lo
(C!,/Exploratory research design @) Expianatory research design
Gpuonu.'tol 6rr r+6r ol u r-.1 oflorrio gurq ar $oJ6D rDU
r.o r-..1
(E) Answer not known
o91 or r G)p u
rfl er9l euoro
61. The group worker in the general settings works with natural or
groups.
6)ungl eteoouqoaffeb 15qg uarflurnorn $ufare etoogt 15(3{iro(€gldn
umfl q rfl6lgrnn.
(A) Formal -G) Formed
(gD@p u-J n6[r L(Ear n6r
(C) Informal (D) Informed
a)@penln poolro
(E) Answer not known
e6lonr Gprfl u.r o,9lci:eoa>
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62. 'Continuous individualization' is one of the principles of
61pnrri&6lunorpafluuuorn&sr-b oeinug ein GlonehcDcc6lflo getnglnlqLb.
(A) Social group work .,,(B) Social case work
+qgre qglgGarano egro paflpuri Garoro
(C) Social work @) Social welfare administration
egos uerfl eg)s Fa; flia.r ro6
(E) Answer not known
o9lanr- 6p lflur o6leilora.r
63. is the one of the most common group problems.
otiirugt Glungiotnor (g(, u Glryri,eororsafl e$ ednpn(gb.
(Af rApathy (B) Empathy
gl6oorpu9einorLo Lr&enpnu Lb
(C) Sympathy (D) Myopathy
elgllpnub LoGunup
(E) Answer not known
e6lan I 6lp lfl u c$ cborar
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64. Social group work is a method of social work helps individual to enhance
their through purposeful
egDorn (g(, uarfl (Social group work) odnug1 paflpurissir prsroeir to1Dgrb
GoLbuGl&s lsardlmsr.
(A) -Group experience, individual situation
-
gi(g siguuortb, paflpurt 6ptir
(B) Group functioning, individual experience
15qg Gleueilun@, poflBurt €{guuoirb
(C) Individual functioning, group experience
paflpurt Oeurbun@, 15(g) siguudrb
(p) ' Social functioning, group experience
- e(95 6eucbun@, €i(U) elguu6urb
(E) Answer not known
er9 or u Glprfl u e,9l ooral
65. Who won the Nobel prize for peace in the year 1931 for the dedicated
service in social work in USA?
1931 glb 4crar@ erorLo$16enar Gpnueb urfleoe elclLDflSono9lcil egrorl uooflsaflei;
p6irr6D6r e1rtuatfl$pgpono Clotetnpat ri unnz
(A)r/Laura Jane Addams (B) Mary Ellen Richmond
arnrTn Ggdr qrr.beiu GLolfl erodn rfleLonain@
(C) Grace Coyle (D) Edith Abbott
GeGrleiu Gsnucl; or+5 et6urr
(E) Answer not known
o9loo r Clg rflu or91eb err or
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66. is a process of helping individuals, on a person-by-person
basis, to attain the fullest degree ofpersonal development.
o<in!51, BO pun srquuarru9lei:, paipuneoflein grqg otorriii'dloru.r
el6DLqLb gq5 Geue[ GD6opurn(g6.
(A),,/Social case work (B) Social group work
pafl pulgrionor egro uarfl qgqgcrSlge nor +goo u arfl
(C) Social community work (D) Social action work
+g:pnunragBe nen +grs umfl +goe Gleurou n@eqg6snor umfl
(E) Answer not known
or9eo r Glprfluo9ebareu
67. Match the following :
Clungggu :
(a) The person 1. Obstacle
sofl rn u ri p6)L
O) The problem 2. Case work
r9ry&8oror gaflu nenrt egoe uumfl
(c) The place 3. Client
0.,b ornq6orsurrarft
(d) The process 4. Welfare agency
Geucbg:orp egocu uarfl pgtororti:
(a) O) (c) (d
(A) 723 4
(B) 421 3
(c) 241 .1
t (D) 314 2
(E) Answer not known
er91 or r- Glplil u.l ofl <nano
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68 is the ability to understand and share people's feeling.
creinuot tosoaff6in Ldsrftals6Dcru u rfl diql 6s nainrnl udlri65l GcneirolLb Eoein.
(A),ztmpathy (B) Sympathy
u&enpnub gglpnud)
(C) Forgiveness @) Being loyal
Loeinafluq cr9lselneons 619rrgr
(E) Answer not known
er9lan r Glp rfl u ori o an er.l
69. Who wrote the first book on social case work in the name of "Social
Diagnosis"?
pafl ,oaflp eg:e u uarflu9lge no @pdrr gopdlti; 6r(rpu u r-r- "rgr" Gpnu.r
etgl$lu9l@go" oeinp qppep$oror oqgrp u.lar ri u nri t
(A) Perlman (B) Stroup
GurtoGottn 6tuOOU
O/M.Richmond @) Reynolds
616. lfl&Lonaftn@ GlrTornorueiu
(E) Answer not known
o9lorr G1prfl ueflaroro
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70. Why does each client require a di{ferential treatment?
garGl or ng p u 15rn6rb qein Garg u eu 6l6l&ors Gporeu u u @6lpgr r
(A) General treatment is not possible
6 u ng Cl6l&are en$pu:r6lei:ano
(B) No common goal
Gunglornar Sori6 @iroro
(g.zfndividual capacity is different
pafluuur $lpein Geug urrgr
(D) Clients are similar
poflpu rtaeh egp6u f56ir
(E) Answer not known
or r 61p uer9 eborar
er91 rf)
71. Hollis (1972) defines "Gestalt" as
go ne$l oiu ( r s z z )'Gl ooiu unci.r ico r' cror ot ngt lgSl u rgl @6lp nft r
(A) Person-in-problem 78; Person-in-situation
r91 rlri'+cooru9l eil L6ir6n p u n ggflorou9lctu reir cn purt
(C) Person-as-individual (D) Person-in-crisis
paflpurJns lehen puri Clpgtie qu9leb lehen Bun
(E) Answer not known
or9l or L- Glprfl u a9l cfu oro
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72. Narrative recording in social case work means
egDG orpri(gu uoofl u9lcl senpu uEtlol oeinugt
(A) Record everything as it happens
plpp ercDorporpqrn upq 6lerupcir
(Bf,/h,ecord key events narrated by the client
gori;8 ur o nor $le Bolseoen or--@ Lb u$q 61eu:pei;
(C) Record client's problem alone
poflpu lfl<in r-91ry&eororoorm tor-@Lb u$o1 Geu.lpeir
(D) Record client's situation
paflpu rfldn gBporooeoor upol Glerupeir
(E) Answer not known
er9 or r- G1grfl u ei9l arorar
73. The caseworker, while representing his/her agency, is frrst and foremost
a representative of his/her
paflpuqg&enen egosu uouflu.l norn, p6in6r6r elcorutnoruu@p,grrnGungr el6rL[g]
E O)p6in6o Lou u @iigor rn.
(A) Self (B) Client
p6in6D6r / eur56)p poflpurt (Client)
/<ct Profession @) Practice
6lpn$elr uu99dl
(E) Answer not known
ef,lor r Glp lfl u-r o9l <tuaro
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74. Consider the following passage.
With respect to groups of clients who have the same kind of problem or
handicap, the case workers task is to help them to organise themselves
around their problem and to activate them for collective action to find
solutions to their common problem.
which of the following roles of the case worker is described in the above
passage?
r9leina.:6ro u3i$oru.r soraflBe.
?G'l 6r6)5ur6r rglry&Eoran 96balq Sutun@seh Glsnainu lglgrrfioorm
6lung$pLouqeir, g1g poflpun u arfl u nar-rflein Jarflrn-gr, gx or oofl etir rglrTie5r,aror
ri u.r
p.dl^graeoren pnrrsGor e(grHs6Dropgr G)sneher rpcqJg Lir slou rtsoflein 6rrgr-n*
dlle&l6)@r5€g61gp $norer seinr_$lorppsnor e,L-O pL6u+66DG&(g glarisoror
Greui ou 0)55l6)rsi r"b +ob.
G^rppdy paflpurt uesflunenrfldn r5letneu6Lb 6rppu urir(g
^up$u9lell
6r:16)r rll55 Lr U t_(bl611615l ?
(A) Clinical role (B) Educator role
r9erfl e nrtpp urug oei:a9lu nenrt uruqg
(C) Consultant role t z(D) Advocate role
gGonee ri un 15 org{n66D[@fi Utrl6
(E) Answer not known
e6lor u 61p /fl ur o6l ciraro
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77. focuses on restoration to normally after a point of
breakdown.
garg g$lo,9letn gg sr-l-ppp6 r9p6 6lur6uq $lorarB15 6lO,irq,lr
orn Londlrfl
(A/Remedial model (B) Developmental model
opi$rlorouq on$)lfl a:ornri'61 on$ /fl
(C) Preventive model (D) Welfare model
1godnp@uq Lon$lfl peu<in Lonp rf)
(E) Answer not known
e$orr Glgrfl u.l ar9lc[ano
78. The basic objective ofgroup work is
lgqgu u erfl u9<in el+uu6Dr- Gpn&e rn =5(5lb.
(Al,4roblem solving (B) Readjustment
GlrTr+Sloror $rtgpclr Log6rJorLou q
(C) Motivation @) Personality development
(pu,DCl +egolrD orcnri&Cl
(E) Answer not known
or9loru 6lp lflu-r ofktuano
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81. period is a time of exploration in which the sexual energy is
repressed or dormant.
unaSlu:e[ €Dpd g0&6uuLr.- et6balg Gleu:opp @orou9O
q
6O,c;glb eO +ur Gprr6.
(A) Genital (B) Phallic
6gaflr-r-ci.> u na5l6
(C) Anal ,.<fr) Latent
616ra) Gorainr
(E) Answer not known
e6lorr Gprflue0cuoro
82. When items of information are organised into categories, where they
may reside for days, months, years or for a lifetime, it is called
peoloeeh gqgrasano&eu u@ rnGu n5t prL56ir, Longntuseh, gain@e& gl cbatsr
er n1!pn eh grqgargtlb spp p56'ral56ir udlriClrn6sar nr6. etgt creirmr
gr or Lori;s u u [ild] m sr.
(A) Short-term memory ,aG) Long-term memory
raorm fileoorar Lomd $ainr ano: $lerrarar npgleit
(C) Single category memory (D) Multiple category memory
gporp orors 6-*q uo; 6u6)6 6l--"1
(E) Answer not known
a9lor L- Gtpfl u.l o6looro
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84. Match the following :
61un(D5ge :
(a) Social behaviour 1. Below age of 12
eftDg mt-,ti6)g 12 6uul6rbr6 Elj]
(b) Genetic psychology 2. Clinical psychology
onuaror e-eno6lu..ro rD@pgl6u zoro,9lu.] ci:
(c) Abnormal 3. Social psychology
behaviour
eterprrffir pl-p6f,rp egos e-enar91u: ei.l
(d) Chitd psychology 4. Developmental psychology
(gpp6,p roreEluro u6lOpd roror9lueu
5. Abnormal psychology
€ry enp n[6fiT rorar9] u rir
(a) (b) (c) (d)
(A) 7234
(B) 2543
-({)
3451
(D) 4125
(E) Answer not known
e6lan L- 6pflua9loano
85. In human growth and development, the role of maturation and
experience has implied that there is between the organism
and its environment.
Loaflp ormrtriflu9elr go$lrtri'61 topgrj> etglu 6rr56dn uri,rlg ru9rflarp$lpgLl erprin
&,Dgj @P9rrfi Oo Stor ru9lo L6h6Tr6D5 ra 16l BCI msr.
(A) No relationship (B) No interaction
e-grq $rirano Clpnr-fiq @ooro
(C) Discontinuousinteraction .,@) Continuous interaction
SenL-erir-ng Glgnuirq Gpnrnd6l u.l nor 6lpnuriq
(E) Answer not known
o$l an r Clp lfl u 491 c;iroro
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86. Which of the following are correctly matched?
dleinarqgo:arorggt6ir 619l olfluno Glu nlgp$l rficngl r
(1) Achieving personal independence - Late childhood
peofl u u uL- e,pp$r $ap erorupeu Oppolpu ulgo:g$l<iir
r9lrh u radl
(2) Taking a civic responsibility Adolescence
(gq6DLou G) u ngt uoru 64Dg&Glen6h6ugl $oreoou ulgo-r rb
(3) Adjusting to aging parents Middle age
aJ tuaf, n6r Cl u rhG m nrn rein 6) or ur rhsr 6u n rb6ri6r F69Pr a:u'r51
(4) Adjusting to decreasing physical Old age
strength and health
p-uo er.loSlaoLo oSgr rn qGrTnBdlu: qgorglora.: gogtorLo ulger: [r
etguerfluugl
(A) (1) and (3) are correct (B) (1), (2), (3) are correct
(1), (3) en (1), (2), (3) en
(CV O), (3), (4) are correct (D) (1), (2),(4) arecorrect
(1), (3), (4) sn (1), (2), (4) errl
(E) Answer not known
or9ar r 6lprflua9 efuoro
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89. exhibits immature, self centered, seductive, attention -
getting behaviour.
ereinugt grpn*duarr-unp p6in6D6r 6DLourorr5.i Glsraint-
sar ft6dlur nor Ed6r56Dp r.r'ffB66 pLS6Dp6Dur Glorofluu@$gdprgr.
(AL,rd{istrionic personality disorder
pfletu r--rflu nafl e +ganr.D lgorpu n@
(B) Schizotypalpersonalitydisorder
oiudGonorrur +eg6o r.o qgorpun@
(C) Borderlinepersonalitydisorder
u nftueneuetrr +@orrD gorpur@
(D) Paranoid personality disorder
urlemnur@ g@orr-D lgonpu n@
(E) Answer not known
or r Clp u
er91 euano
rfl e,9l
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90. Statement 1 During prenatal development, the zygote grows into an
embryo and then a fetus.
ar nBdlu.l Lb r qggpo,puqdr 6lpur9lp6 (ppmpur armriridl poroeofl<ir
5(ggrL6DL 6(Dorn6 Lonfl Gleinq dlororrie lgar no qgGlor@r;6lpg.
Statement 2 : The fetal stage is the first period of this process.
oun6dlurjl 2 : $ gp p s ;!o6) o 6 aoor6ulgcu ne 19Gl aL gl gpeir g:pcb $1 oro u-l ngtb.
1.q,/Statement 1 alone is true
or n66lur Lb 1or-@Lb elfl
(B) Statement 2 alone is true
or n&6lur Lb 2 Lor@6 erfl
(C) Statements 1 and 2 both are true
arn&6lunirscir 1 LDLOb z $rfain@Lb erfl
(D) Statements 1 and 2 both are wrong
arn&dluniJseh 1 LDLOLb z @7cin@Lb par.rg
(E) Answer not known
a9l or u Glp rfl u e6l eloro
91. Origin of the society was due to
egrolb zlgar no& onrlmrona 6@,op5t
(A) Force (B) God's will
U6tr}L Soograrafl<in o9lqgu u rb
,
(C)/Evolution (D) Development
u rflerrnotjl ar enrtri'Cl
(E) Answer not known
a9orr C1prfl uor9leboro
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92. 'Starvation line'is otherwise called as
'u r-rqafl Ge n@' Gorg erarcr9lpons aaorg&suu@dletrprg r
(A) Above poverty line v(6) Poverty line
eugtorrot GanrraSlg Goo orgtororhGsn@
(C) Absolute poverty (D) Relative poverty
g)(g@r-Durn6T a.tg6oto Gpnr-riqaruut oig6Dro
(E) Answer not known
r Glp ure$l ciroro
er91 eo lfl
93. Which one of the following is not Casteism?
19 einor lgar oro: gdl O g<*,rgr cr51 en$61 orpfl er doo r
(A) Honour killing
GlaorrJor6 Glsnoro
(B\,Anter c as te marri a ge
+np Logruq $)19Lomrrn lsouq $llgLoanr-b)
(C) Endogamy
6@ Lb u ggrri;gdr $ 19 r.oarrrj>
(D) Hereditaryoccupation
urJbuorry Glpn$ldr
(E) Answer not known
ar9lar r Glprflue$ eiloro
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94. To constitute culture the acquired behaviours should be
g(D oa.ln&snlr.i: e-lgar nri;e uu@arppg pnrjl o$gri;6endrgb pLqotp oeirorng
$6d;e Garain@Lbr
(A) Shared by the group
15qga9lpgdr udlryuu@orgl
(B) Transmitted away to the members of the group
6qg rg u r9orio(9.i,(g Glorofl Gu ar-gpu u @orgt
(ClZthared by and transmitted among the members of the group
qqqg o 0t u arris gB6dr u6l rJu u gl or gr ogg 6 Gl o: ofl u u @$pu u @ar gr
r-91
(D) Believed to be ideal by the group
O119crgldn @or8 u ono aqgpu u @org1
(E) Answer not known
e6lorr- Gpfluor9eboro
95.'Gregariousness'refersto
'srt.rdseinsno' creinuar crans& rarfltdlmsr r
(A/Human tendency to live in groups
qgqgBucrna cunq96 roaflg 6.oi:q
(B) Humans to interact with others
eo ooflpGrin@ rparn@Lb $lorar
(C) Human tendency for independence
apg$llono ornp e6llguuuu@Lb ooflp $uebq
(D) Human tendency to survive
e-u9lrtornlp 6rgpafl {i6rb oaflp $uebq
(E) Answer not known
e61 or r Gprf u.Le$ cbeoo
l
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98. What are the two main criteria of social stratification?
eg:s el1066161 6 rlefn@ g:661u gorqGsnebseir crelnor ?
(A),,/Caste and class
en$) LoSgLb orlguq
(B) Violence and social action
oreingrorp LoEgrb sgDE G1+ueilun@e oir
(C) Culture and language
scurlenrrjl oggLb 6long!
(D) Peace and religion
eroro$l opgrb Logrn
(E) Answer not known
a5lor L- Glplfl ur a9l drorar
99. Whose last major work was "Ancient society'' (1879X
uaina)Lru c(gD6rb (1879) arinugt ut nqqor r-ut sor r-Sl gcri;6lu:u uarfl I
(A) Auguste Comte @|lewis Henry Morgan
.gs6iDl6iu snriGr Gloer9lefu Glpor*ndl GLonrts6in
(C) Max Weber @) Herbert Spencer
Go6eiu 6lo.:uuir GlpgnunL ciuGlu<iireori
(E) Answer not known
eflan u Glp lf1 u e6l eiroror
100. Language is an example for culture.
ClLonril creinusr caln&errrg$dn gqg q pnrI66rb q(q6.
(A)p,zltron-material (B) Material
6 u nlpeir e1alalnp 6 u nlgeganru.r
(C) Linguistic @) Modern
GlLong! u9ucir p6f6r
(E) Answer not known
e,,51 or r- Glpfl u ofl ei-rorar
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101.Accordingto-,..industrialrelationsisanart,theartofliving
together for the purpose of production".
acllDguu+, GlpnglOgrcnp Lp6156ir e(D 5an6D, etg rpupd
Gpnrhe$$lpe ne geinp ne or nqg Lb eoro.
(A),./J . Henry Richardson (B) Ross G. Murrey
Gg. Gt gDctTdl rfl&ertuedn Gryneiu g[1. gortGry
(C) Sathish K. Sharma (D) R. N. Sharma
e$eiu Ga orton €ft. crein. efion
(E) Answer not known
eflorl Clpri ua6lcUenar
102. In industrial relations, means the sus pension of work.
Glsndlocloro loats6rfl6D, aeinusr Gareoeu 6lanrfilmreisreranszi
19dl,r;6lpg.
,a
(A).2/Lock-out (B) Sit-in
SLGlp6b Qock-out) zeiraflrnAsci.r
(C) Lay-off (D) Promotion
uarfl$SoLir rarfl z-u ri-ol1
(E) Answer not known
o6l or u 6lp rfl u or9l eiloro
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106. 'A cessation of work by a body of persons employed in any industry
acting in combination, or a concerted refusal under a common
understanding of a number of persons who are or have been so employed
to continue to work or to accept employment" is defrned as
"6rpp BO Glpng$pgorpuggtb uerfl qlFlqLb punsofldn lgqgoglein Garboo 6lgpp,l,
gteilalgi Garorou9o Glpnuri$5l r+@u@orppqg etoogl Gouoro otnu:uoru gggri
Glenairorpgqqu uarfluLort$puurr- u6D pu rtoofletn Glungtotnor q iilpeSl<in Ep
glgridooamd;e u u ul- ogtuq" cretnugt
(A) Lock-out (B) Closure
5p6u6D LU r-..1
@La)
(C) Lay-Off ,@; strit<e
uarfl 6larr filmr&srb Garorcu 16lmr&srb
(E) Answer not known
o,5l or r 6plfl u ar91 oerr o.r
107. The process by which a group of employees negotiate with the employer
in order to bring about an agreement that regulates working conditions.
uerfl& 6p6Dal g19rs (5uOpgl,n eCD guu$p$orpri; 6lsnerr@ orlgcupsons
u ooflur norfiseir 6q9 1g:peunoflqrein Gu&s 6lnft5alp pLpgi Lb Gl+ u.t ogoengl
(A) Social Security (B) Mentoring
4(P6 unSt6fruq eu r6lsnr /-r.lseil
(C) Profit Sharing <D ) Collective Bargaining
@onu udlrtq a'r-@ Gu rlLb
(E) Answer not known
e61 or r 6p u: o0 cirarro
/fl
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110. 360 degree feedback is not a
360 rqdrfl sg3i5l Glplfla9liipd odnug _geng.
(A).Zownward feedback
i85pouL- Gpnridlu e6ggr Gplfloglgpelr
(B) All-round feedback
et6o6Iii,,gt apgLou s6rr66l6b eqbgr Glpiflasl$prir
(C) Multi-raterfeedback
ucu Lo$lur-9r-rncnrt e6$gr Glprfl or9lgpar
(D) Peer feedback
es u6mflu norfi,in s6pgt
(E) Answer not known
or r Glplfl u
o91 ei:aro e6l
111. Redesigning jobs in a way that increases the opportunities for the
worker to experience feelings of responsibility, achievement, growth and
recognition is called as
u afi u.l nenrfl<in Gunguq, snpa,6r, ororn&cl Lopgrn elradonrJLb Gu neinpr e-@rnalo6D6n
etgruor9luuppsnor arnuruqsoren er$oh*gLil orcosuglefu Geuororsoror
rDg 6u+6rallouq 61+uLorgl 616r gr6)rDaisu u l'i\dlmsr.
(A) Job enlargement (B) Job rotation
Geueoeu o9lrflot nri;s ri> Gcuoreu +ppdl
GVIIA enrichment (D) Job analysis
Gouoro pfgDurri6gd) Gouolo uguunu:o.1
(E) Answer not known
cr9lor u 6lprfl u.r ofl cberro
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113. Match the following :
6un(D5ge :
(a) Recruitment 1. To measure performance
gL-Geriuq Gl+u cb$lpanan o$l u r9l @pdr
(b) Selection 2. To Brief/Introduce the firmlRole to the new
recruit
Gp,iq q;6lu: uofl u nenrtagri;q5 Glungtuqeoror
er$)goeuu@ggorgl
(c) Induction 3. To choose from the available pool of
candidates
grairucir 6lorr6eri;a''rqu.r u erfl u.l norfisofl rin Glgn15u19aSlg$gt
GprtgGlp$tuug
(d) Appraisal 4. The process ofcreating a pool talent
od) u r9lfA sei; $glorou: nor u erfl u-r norriaofl tin Glpnl5uoru
L(Ddrt(gLb G)op
(a (b (c) (d)
4et 4 rl 2 1
(B) 3 4 1 2
(c) 1 2 o 4
(D) 2 4 D 1
(E) Answer not knolrn
o9lar r- Glprfl uoSlcireoo
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118. Arrange the negotiation phases in proper order under the process of
collective bargaining.
or'r@ GurJ6 GusLb Gleu-rdunr-qdn EB Gur+* or nri$orp sL-r-drsor6n eflurnor
goorpdcir ar rfl oreu u@$go1 Lb.
(, Bargaining Strategy and Tactics
GurJri Gu*Lb zgp LopgrLl pp0[6
(ii) Preparation for Negotiation
Gu6,* eu nri$orprianar punrfluq
(iii) Follow-up
6ldr Glpnurigei:
(iv) Negotiating Team
Gu&+ arnrtp;orp qgi19
(A) (ii), (iii), (i), (iv) 4sl <i"1,(ii), (i), (iii)
(c) (i), (ir), (iv), (iii) (D) (ii), (i), (iii), (iv)
(E) Answer not known
o51 an u Glp /fl ofl oaro
u..:
119. Housing is a statutory welfare programme under
a9i@ eue$lseir 6r6inugl 6rp6in etquuorru9leir ot19r-b er-rffpunor pal$$rurjl r
"ZGl Factories Act (B) Tlade Union Act
6lsnrilrtrenorooeir eL-L-ri Glsnr6lrirer s err-rj:
(C) Industrial Disputes Act (D) Plantation Labour Act
Glpn$leil p6[ngt sr-Lrb Gg;nrr- Glpnglonenrt oL-urb
(E) Answer not known
er9oo r- Clprfluar9lc ano
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120. From the following, s the Extra-mural activity under the
approaches to Labour Welfare?
dl CUD5I
r9l einar q5eu arou Sdl Clpnglo nenn p6u6in snftFp etglgg:orgru9letn
EB zeiror qprbunor 6eu.t euun@ gqgLb.
(A) Compensation for Accidents
er9uggeqgte;nan $pu5@
(B) Provision of creches and canteens
($p$olp66ir ueo snuusLb opgrn Gsainre.riir o.: gnlgpot
,/<C) Housing Accomodation
a9u@ ora$l
(D) First-Aid appliances
g:pgtp6I9l e-ue Tordoeir
(E) Answer not known
e$ or r Glprfl uer9l ciroro
121. Who is known for developing the biopsychosocial model of health?
gGrynri;dlup$tin ruSllfludr zctrc$ucir egrs on$lrflorur rlgorn6$)uppe no
etSl u: u u r-ra.r fr uJrft?
(A) Sigmund Freud (B) Erik Erikson
dlBoainr- r5lrJnruu olfli; crrflrfie6in
Vrc) George Engel @) Abraham Maslow
Enrige 6rril6al gr9ysnrjl oneiuGon
(E) Answer not known
o$lorL- Gpflueflciroro
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122. How many principles are there in UN convention on the Rights of
persons with disability?
eor6r(pp.D purtsaflein e-flonoseh u$$l gri;6lu.l pn@uafleiir LonE,nL+6 6rgp6o66r
Gsnru n@oetr e-6ir6ngi ?
,AA) 8 (B) 6
(c) 10 (D) 12
(E) Answer not known
efl or r 6p rfl u..: a51 clraro
123. Which of the following statements are true with respect to Rehabilitation
on Council of India (RCD?
r9kinorgLb 5.'Eg{tt66fl@ $t5$u oEornBol GurToro.roou (RCI) Glunig$p oronqu9leir
crsr eflulnarsr l
(i) RCI is providing comprehensive rehabilitation services to persons
with disabilities
qf g o npg$$pornofl a gr; g,
Cl ergl fi or nor Log eu ngpaq Ge6)oIl s6)6fi ar p nr66pgr
(ii) RCI is maintaining a central rehabilitation register
+nEA e(D Log$1u Loga.rnpeq u$lGarrorL- uqnolflg5 d1gdlpst
(iiD RCI is administering a training programme for medical of{icers to
disseminate knowledge about rehabilitation
qndlg ogpgrerl clt66nfl6(Srig Logarnilq up$lu erpilooo u urJuqorppons
u u9lrh8 dlr-r&ans r6lriardl&sr arrndlmsr
(A) (i) and (ii) only t (el tir) and (iii) only
(i) opgrl (ii) or@ur (ii) LoSgLir (iii) Lor.@Llr
(C) (i) and (iii) only (D) (i), (ii) and (iii)
(i) toggLl (iii) Lou@Li> (i), (ii) opgrir (iii)
(E) Answer not known
or9lco r Clprfl ua9cbora;
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126. What is the primary focus of community health social work?
egos *onpnryLb Lo$g Lb eqgoou uaffi u9letn GDp6in6DLD sa.rorLb ereinor ?
(A) Providing medical treatment
rorn i'+,rer Cl6l&ens .srofl&sei;
(B)., Preventing and addressing health disparities within communities
egosni sqgd;6l o r-u9 o nar es np n[ 6r$pgp np6q56D6np p@pp6il Lopg Ll $l o: rt$$
6ernpc;i;
(c) Conducting individual therapy sessions
pafluurr ECI&one st roriellsan6n pLgglpd)
(D) Administering psychiatric medications
roanmeu rorrsriarsa-ror rfliordLi;so
(E) Answer not known
a9lao r 61p rflu-r ori cirano
127. Which of the following Virus is HIV?
Edirer 6rn aoa.r ryoiue ofl c crgr HIV?
(A) Rotavirus (B) Norovirus
Grynrn a"ror rJoiu GpnGrJn onor qoiu
-<1) Retrovirus (D) Human Papilloma Virus
GlrJuGqn aoan ryoiu Looflp unr-9loGonron oror r;oiu
(E) Answer not known
er9 en r Clprfl u o,91 c;bara;
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130. Assertion [A] Cancer patients may develop anticipatory nausea on
entering the hospital for treatment
gouflqoorr [A] qSgGpnu nofle cir Cl6l&ore&cno rolg$gt or Loaror&19eir
porpqLbGung godnaffr-r-ns6 gloLL6Do zlgorntdl6
Glo neirdletnp orir
Reason [R] : Nausea and sickness are side effects of chemotherapy
treatment. This reflex results from prior classical
conditioning of the Nausea side-effect of chemotherapy
in the hospital
snrlamLb [R] : OLor-L6i) Lopg Lb Gpnril gdluora.r Gop* 61Cl*oeu9dn u6a
er9lororqoornqgLb. 6pp erafl&ore Gleur6tu (ppopru Gor$}i
6l6l*aneu9l6tn u rTLbuorry $leoaruu@$pono o0oror$p qgr-or-rar
urie or9lanorot nqqLb
(A) [A] is true but [R] is false
[A] e-ainoro +6rne'l [R] p-gt
Both [A] and [R] are true and [R] is the correct explanation of [A]
,@
[A] ,pg,b [R] Stryer@Go rainoro; ,.ogrt, [R] [A] etn eflunor erSlorricLb
(C) [A] is false, [R] is true
[A] p-gr, [R] raEnorLo
(D) Both [A] and [R] are true, but [R] is not the correct explanation of
[A] is correct
[A] ,pg,i, [R] @[6d,T@Gto zai,naoo; gerrn6b [R] raturor ro u-r nor [A]-<in
eiilut nan a9lenrfioLb elebo
(E) Answer not known
efloru Gprfluofkiloror
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131. is the most common sleep disorder.
creinusr anBs 16l einao ro Gs nerr neo m& rsdl 6rs.Lb.
{y Insomnia
nrnpun
$leirGe
(B) Trauma
r-Gqnon
(c) Neuropathy (D) Schizophrenia
rf,lurGnnuCl eiudlGsnJ. u fl@flur n
(E) Answer not known
eOoo r- Clp rflu.l o51cilarro
132. Which among the following is a neurological and developmental disorder
that usually appears during the first 3 years of life?
r9kinorlgoraro:pgtcir 6191 qgpp6,p r9ppp 3 gain@sgri;qqeir qpu@lb prlrnrSlur;:
loiig Lb ororri&Sl Ge norng t
(A) Bulimia Nervosa (B) Phobia
qerSlrflun GprtGeunen i.GunGlu:n
(C) Personality Disorder .,@) A.utlstlc Disorder
qgorori; Ge nenng +Lt+6iut+ti; Gonorng
(E) Answer not known
or L- Glprfl ur or9l ooro
er91
133. Bulimia nervosa is disorder.
qc6lrflun Glpri Ga.r nen gqg 6pnr-rtunon Gonenng.
,"6) Eating (B) Sleeping
e-errgtpeir Lmrfu/656i)
(C) Mood (D) Organic
Loor$1oro e guq
(E) Answer not known
a91 co r G1p u o9l ebano
rfl
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134. Which of the following programmes is implemented by National Health
Mission TamilNadu to promote mental health and well being of
students?
onerrartscrfl dn LoorpoLb opgrb p6born$6D6r GoLbu@$grarpp6 pr6lBpn@ Gp0ur
-
& 6r pr q S uri;s Lb goo rn 6l tinar qgLl rurueofl eil crgr Glau-r cir u @$p u u @6lp5 r
$1
(A) Nalamana Tamizhagam (B) Vazhvoli Thittam
polLDnoT prflporn ornBGlcunofl$ $t_r_Lb
Manam Thittam (D) MAA Thittam
$ oorr:l $L-uLb Lon (MAA) $lL-urb
(E) Answer not known
efl or r 6lp u
rfl cr9l ooror
135. Which approach to mental health emphasizes the importance of
addressing social determinants of health?
Loarpog5ppsncn 6rpp et@t(5@orp gGrlnri;6lul$$ein eg:o Slrierru& enrJarfleoror
5l -,tp6 Gl +u.r orpetn qg:o rn god;8 upg 6up6op cu efl q gpi6 6pgr r
(A) Medical Model
og$gror on$llfl
(B)Y Biopsychosocial Model
u u9rflud e-cro$lueir on$ lfl
(c) Psychoanalytic theory/I\dodel
e-enu u1g u u nur a4n Gonuun@/Lon$lfl
(D) Behavioural Model
nr6ans Lo ndl rfl
(E) Answer not known
er9leo r Glprfl u o91 <ilorar
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136. Who introduced the concept of "mental hygiene" as a precursor to
modern mental health practices?
p6$^or D.aTp: rpanL(gDolp5(S61g godnGarnrqu:no "LD6r aonpnryri" odngr og$orp
etprG)6u u urppruor r ?
(A) Sigmund Freud (B) William James
Cl6oalni r9lrJnruu cflcilergluLb Ggdetu
(C),2{lifford Beers (D) Erik Erikson
- 61afl.'.GunriL- fiotu r-9lu: orfl6 crlfl6s6irr
(E) Answer not known
er9l or u 61prfl u o6l <i:oro
137. Which one of the following helps individual to become aware at the
intent behind one's communications?
L9lcinorgororor:p$ld g-g, SO-f,in paorcirGlpnrrtr-1a@d;(5u 6leinorncb zehor
Gpnri;e$orp etdlpg;{i6sr6ir6n p6q6lpgl z
"
(,$)r Transactional Analysis (B) Rational-Emotive Therapy
v up6gr6,.D ulquunurol u6ppdl6,l Lounie4 6l6l&ore
(C) Primal Therapy (D) Group Therapy
gopcinen o Edl&ore gq9 6l6l+ore
(E) Answer not known
o91 or r- 6)p rfl u a9l eb aro
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138. Which of the following is not the function of a Medical Social Worker?
r5ldnor lgor orat!.dl d rg LD(Dpgl 6,r egoo u mfl u norri Gl eu
ei.rI n@ s1 ei;al ?
(A) Fund-Raising for financial support to deserving patients
p1g$unar GpnunaflsgBtC ,6td , peflBsns 616 6l.Opd,
(B) Counselling the patient and his/her family reluctant to undergo
surgery
.9tg6D6r Cl6l&ane Gl+u.ru$ pur r6r(qrb Gpnunofl tnmmtto .9r6rn6r
g@ Lb u$par6ri;15 gGoneoror or p rn(gpcir
(v Registering new patients and issuing OPD cards
q$lu: Gpnunoflaoooru u$lo1 Geurpcb ropgr Lb OPD JrL6)r 56)611 6u prugp6i)
(D) Facilitating communication between the doctor and the patient
Loig$gtorgri;15rb GpnunoflSgLb @eorGu Glpnrriq 6s ncirdr are$l 6+urpo
(E) Answer not known
er9loru Clp /flu-l or9l<fuooo
139. The frrst community mental health unit was started by the Dept. of
Psychiatry at NIMHANS in
NIMHANS dn Loorpar6 sc$ag3iganpunrir e{ ain+6b (9)p6b sg)pnur
oorpo porou..r tb ulgcuntsuurr gr.
,/1A) 7975 (B) 1e76
(c) 1977 (D) 1e78
(E) Answer not known
e6l or u 6lp lfl u: o9l ci-rorar
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t40. is a fal se, unshakeable idea or belief held with
extraordinary conviction and subjective certainity.
aeinugt Clunurunen, per9lrir;o go+unp gl6npn[ffiron6r LDMMILO
4ll5L66rft616D Lur q g$uun@eiror e(D 6rain6urrb eldalgl pbr9ri;ane .
(A) Hallucination (B) Schizophrenia
19ryLboro ooredlanpa.l
(C) Perception ,-@1 Delusion
r-.l6ugt 6'[ri6!] o19L-fl
(E) Answer not known
e61 cn r Clprfl u o,9l <boro
141. Evaluation is
LodlLr rSG\ creinr rsr +oLb
9 One shot operation
e(D (P6t',D PoP$Pu@tl 6+urcbun@
(B) Continuous operation
Gpnrripgr priipu u @ Lb Gleuci: u n@
(c) Correcting process
elflGleu.rpril Gleu:oun@
(D) Done by implementing agency
penL-grorpuu@gpuu@Lb pgrorargpndo pepgpuu@6lpgi
(E) Answer not known
er9lor r- Glp lfl u o9l ebanor
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t42. are the phases of project cycle management.
areinuoro $ru app8 u9l<iir prieuno6 arr-nirsetr -tbqgLb.
(y Need identification, Initiation, Planning, Executing, Controlling,
Closing
glorru:norLb enorruu@pcit, gotroCspcit, 5lLL6lLci;, Gleucuu@ggpcir.
or-@ u u @ggrpcil, goqppeir
(B) Identification,Implementation, Evaluation, Reporting
€1or uu..r neru u @3igpeb, Gl eu: eb u O ggipO, o$ u 6@peir, sd605pd)
(C) Identification, Impactassessment, Staffing, Executing
etoruu:noruu@$gtpe , pnrne$orp o$lu r5lr-cir, uoflur nenrtocir pur-6lp;pO,
Clsur6tufi\&srs6i)
(D) Need Survey, Planning, reporting, Staffing, Closing
Ggoror ecrr6Gls Oppcb, 6 LLdl L6b, er$la9lggrl, u eofl u o rtggrpeb, go qppd)
(E) Answer not known
or9lor u Glp rfl u er9l ei-loro
t43. in utilization of funds should be propagated for
maintaining the credibility of an organisation.
AO 6g6u6rppdn p usl5prinen Loor ur s g)r$l6eurur sp6in 616 .+puf uureirunLerrr
r-b
q r-dn 6l ri6'r6l{he GoLain@Lb.
(A) Authority (B) Confidentiality
er$lenry$5lr-etn 6lnsClu&srr-ein
V Transparency
6orofl u uorr$peinorLoq L ein
(D) Professionalism
Gls n r-6lcir ro on m e niu rein
(E) Answer not known
er9 or L- Glp rfl u er9l eiraro
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148. Who should not accept the foreign contribution, according to the
FCRA 2O1O?
FCRA zo:-o Oui, ,,+ u: nrt Gler.roflpnr-@ urasoflueou qlb6 &!Lng ?
(A)r,/Cartoonist of a registered newspaper
u$o1 Gleu:u.r uuL-u Gle u..i$$pnafletn onriu$afloiuu
(B) TYust which is rendering welfare service
pori Georo 6'r prrlgrb c1p6slr-@6n
(C) Society that serves the orphan children
9t6rnolp Opp6,p6@rig Georarqlflqrjr entuetb
(D) Association that manufacturing aid instrument to differently abled
person
Lonpgtp $lpornofloqgri;g e-p60 e-uoqarrLb p u.l nrfki;qgr-b erarab
(E) Answer not known
oflol 61prfl uerflcboro
t49. award is given every year to a voluntary organisation that
is doing exemplary work for women's development.
garG)arng gain$lLb Losaflrt GlobunL+Esrs Eflu glalp u9lO Gloue u@Lb peinornriar
6pnain@ 69l-*p6.o15 o5l1991 orgrusuuOdl,Dgr
(A) Avaiyar ,16 ) Dr. Durgabai Deshmukh
.9l611 6Dor ui nfi rn&rft. glftcnu nu-r Gpciugori;
(C) Kalpana Chawla @) Lakshmi bai
souorn en6iJ6un eu6eiuril u nu.r
(E) Answer not known
o6larrr- 6prflue$cboro
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150. Which among the following is the objective of Nehru Yuva Kendra?
r-9leineulgorora.rpdlcil G,E(D qou Go$$l rTnorgletn Gpn6etb ogt r
(A) To develop the sports qualities of the youth and to engage them in
sports activities
@orargriaofl<in a9lor oru.-rnr-@ u rainqoonor a.rorrtpg, g4or ftseoor eflanoru nr-@
p ror r96anesofl cir r,r'@ u @$5tpri;
(B)/ To develop the personality of the youth and to engage them in
nation-building activities
@ororgrteafr <iir +(gol D6Dur ororrt$gi e{ar ftsoren Gpe$al,pi, er-rqGl uqgu q rn
pr-ar rq6anosofl d r+@ u @$gpelr
(c) To develop the leadership qualities of the children and to engage
them in activities
lgpparrpsafldn p6Do6)rDU LeinLlsol6n or orripgt, g4 o: riooren Gleul<bun@ooflcit
rr@u@ggrpci,t
(D) To develop the women entrepreneur and to engage them in
entrepreneur activities
6uain GpnglO grorarGo.: nor rJ llgor n66) eldn56)6T Glpng!<ir goorarGor nri
pror q6anesafl cir rr@u @$grpd;
(E) Answer not known
er9l or r- 6p fl u..: o9l ei-roro
151. Nehru Yuva Kendra was started in which year?
Gp(D q- GeS$lr7n cruGungt Glpnr-rieuur-r gr ?
(A) 1e66 4l ,n ,
(c) 1e85 @) 1e77
(E) Answer not known
e$ cn r Clp rfl u-r o9 e[oro
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152. "Rs. 21,32,3421- has been estimated to carry out the planned annual
activities during the forth coming financial year." This statement related
to
"o$)rieu qgLb pp u.l nainqeb g$l rr-rflL-r- uooflscoen GopGlsnehor qg 2r32,s42l-
ereno9l615 Lo$) u O uu u r-@otr*gr" Opp er$)&ore A q5dl{i6pg.
,.(tl Annual Budget (B) Annual Financial Report
gain@ urGlgr +6r"0 65t etg)d;oro
(c) Annual Programme Report (D) Annual Audited Statement
gain@ $lrr sdl6or5 gain@ perfl ri;ore erfl&ors
(E) Answer not known
a91oru G1p rfl u or9lebanar
153. The managing committee in an voluntary organisation majorly
function to
peinarnriol Glpnain@ $lgororp$l<il p-ehor Goonainoro glgergla'r grtdlu Gcuoro
(A) Raise funds
69 S'r.$tpoir
{<B) Implement the decision of the general body
6l ungrigqg (pq6o6rr Gleudu@3i;pdr
(C) Organisevolunteers
p<inornriol Clpnairurtooror 64Du@ppd)
(D) Do evaluation
o$luL9@ 6eurpri;
(E) Answer not known
a9l or u 6prfl u..r e6l eiroro
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156. How has Kenneth Pray explained social action interms of?
Guqndlrfluri 6lo<inor$ uG7 legls orglororuun@) 6r6iJ6u ngt oglsnBdlornrt z
(A) Collective effort .,{n; Systematic efforts
a,.u@ qglu$61 G)orpurn@T gcut,o8
(C) Community effort (D) Individual effort
egoe grupfl pofluuuu (pu,D$l
(E) Answer not known
eflco L- 6p ri u-.r or0 cban o
157. The primary purpose of social work administration is to
eg:e u uarfl p rto.r negp dr gopdnorLo.GpnBsLb
(A) Learn skills of social work
egrauuarfl $pldneoren ospo
(B) Know the methods of social work
eqgoou uemfl (yr6Dpr5@6rr (methods) gdlpd)
(p/ Render service to the needy by applying social work methods
egoouuoofl (gD6op5o6n (methods) u u..idnu @$$ Gporar u..r nGornfr6qg
Geororrs6iT a.rgruCgpcir
(D) Become expert in social work Administration
elgoeuuofl @rtcr:ns$$Cu pqamrrt +Fril
(E) Answer not known
o6lor u 6p rfl u:eigl eUanar
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158. Which of the following statements is true with respect to social work
administration?
egoeucrfl $lrieu ne$orp 6ung$parbrri r5lanorgLl soEg{iic6rflo-l crgt e lflu norg r
(I) Necessary technology must be engineered in administration
d Gporal u nen 6lp ngil ebg r-u Lb or +6r or rot6 u u r- Go.r ain@ 6
$l rtar ne$$l
(II) A formal structure has to be determined in administration
flrtor n4b$leil e(g GD6Dpu n56r sr-l6Droul-.,1 $riLonafkiouu r-- Ga.l arr@ Lb
(III) Social mandates should be translated into operational policies
*gos Gpnrhe rneeir G)aueilunr@6 6londraresorns onpgluut- Gotain@ Lb
(A) (I) and (ID only (B) (ID and (III) only
(I) Lopgo (II) ou@rir (II) Lopgo (III) or-6tLir
(C) (I) and (III) only ,,/tnl O, GI) and (IID
(I) Lopgo (III) or@Lir (I), (ID LopsLi, (II|
(E) Answer not known
e$lanr C1p filu o,9lcircoa.r
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161. Name the community which is distributed by less than 300 sq.km
density ofpopulation and population size less than 5000.
soo/e.6lL8 6(5rb (g6)p6u n6r Lo666tr Gpnane el1r-ftp$ LDO9 Lb 5ooo rh15Lb lgorgror nor
iori;satr 6lpnoro s16n6q qdlu.L orppfildu e-ru@$puur-r egos$$l<in Gluu.rorryB
qg$lur9LqLb.
(AJ/ Rural community (B) Tribal community
6lrynLouqpLb ugr6r(g+
(C) Urban community (D) Semi urban community
psftuqpb stol[ psril]p s(gDclb
(E) Answer not known
a9l or r-- Glprfl u oil eboro
162. "The association should seek to develop effective leaders...." is one of the
principles of
$ploroulnor p6oa;olft56o6Tr rqgar n6a eru6[] (purcr; Gorain@ Lb crtinu5l oorp$ldn
Gls nehore sofl cir edrrp n15 Lb ?
.,
(Al,/Communityorganization (B) Communitydevelopment
eg)ginur gtorrouun&sei: sg)pnu arenrt&8
(C) Group work (D) Case work
Ogr u@fl paflpurt uerfl
(E) Answer not known
a9lor u Clprfl u: efl elorar
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163. "The programmes of the association should include some activities with
an emotional content." It is one of the principles of
er6is56dn $ur-onor5J p-6fift6q6oldr p-ehorr-BCl u 6)eu-rcbun@eo6rT G€snainr pro
6lrnd;s Gar ai,n[i] ri. 61sr ein Clo nehorssafl cil ednp n(gb.
@t/Community organization (B) Case work
sg)pnul gt6)rouun(gpd) poflpu ri' poetr eqgoe u umfl'
(C) Group work (D) Social action
qgqg egrou u erfl eg:e G)euciun@oeir
(E) Answer not known
er9larr G1prfl u e6lcbor cr.r
164. Why does the community need professional help?
sgropSl$(g 6J6tr GlprT$6bganp rper9 Gporo.rr
(A) They are helpless
41el fe eir o po$lu:$por ioetr
(B) They have problems
.9{6u risg.i;(g r5l ryridlanaroeir leharor
(Cl/To achieve their goals
elat ftsqll6in $otlgsoror el{6n t_rlJ
(D) They have inefficient leaders
pporoupgl p6oalerl tiool6r6 Gonain@eirororn
(E) Answer not known
eflanu Glgrfl uoSleboro
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170. Which of the following is incorrectly paired?
dleinorlqororarpgt6ir p6upn6 Cl u ngp$lqetren6Dor ru 116)or ?
(D Medha Patkar Narmada Bachao Andolan
Gopn unuart pnnpn uri,Gen .a$Gpnodr
(ID Jyotiba Phule Satya Shodhak Samaj
Ggnpun qGo egu Genp6 eong
(III) Chittaranjan Sarangi Namashudra Movement
Slprrdnetin enrrnrdl pnLbogrrn @ud;otb
(IV) Harichand Takur Chilka Bachao Andolan
go ltle$$ pne'n Ee sn utGen erpGgnoeln
(A) (I) and (IV) only (B) (I) and (III) only
(I) oggLl (IV) Lor@Ll> (I) Lopgul (III) Lor@Li;
<C\,/<tIt> and [V) only (D) (ID and (III) only
(III) LopgLl (IV) Lrr-@Li> (II) LoggLir (Ill) Lou@Li:
(E) Answer not known
o9l or L- G)p lfl u ei91 arorar
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171. How do Weil and Gamble (1995) describe the'Political and Social Action'
model in community practice?
Gleu u9lclr opgLb GaLb96h (1995) s(gr6 p@L(!D6)puglar "erry$u:6b LDJD0I b e(96
pL-or qterrs" Lon$1rflanu Geineugo ergr dlpuune oflar lfl8dlpg r
(A) A model that emphasizes economic growth and sustainable
development within communities
6)unlgornpnrT er orriridl opgrb $)aro.r u.r nor euorfri'Ooru: oreflqg$5lrb Lonp lfl
(B) A model that focuses on organising functional communities
6leu:<tuunL@ +grerusanen gqgnruorLouu$eu sa:eurLb 6legt$gf rn
A(D LDr6n
(C) A model that involves systematic analysis and strategic
decision-making for community needs
eg:a$ Gporot o 96o no GDolp ur n6r u 15u u ntil o1 go rq61 ou @ u u onp leirenr_ridl u.r
,n$ln
(DVA model that centers on advocacy, policy change and social justice,
- engaging in political process
prUflu: <i: 6eu:ei-run@ooir, Glsnetrars LonprprLb ro.Dgt Lb egro $$atLou:ons
Glsnainr- gg Lonp lfl
(E) Answer not known
er9l or u 6p rfl u-Lo9 cb oro
172. "shaping and developing the socio-cultural environment in which a
richer and fuller life may be possible for all the citizens,,, is one of the
objectives of
garar$51 O+to.i;5@6156 eil6norT6r ropg rb GD (g6D o u.l nor alnB6oe en$$luon6o6
&'+ur egre-sarntilenrl (gp@ol ar rqat oo oiipo LD.D9 Lb GoLbu@$gpcil cru#ugt
glein Gpn6e ni;sofidn gdnpn(gtb.
/(N Social action (B) Case work
eg:o 6+u.rc un@ pofl puri agoo uofl
-(C) Social welfare administration (D) Social group work
+g:o peu$)rr- priornaLb egro lgqg uoofl
(E) Answer not known
or r Glprfl u
o61 oro o'91 cfu
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1n9 is a group efforts to alleviate conditions that make social
services necessary and to make positive social gains.
oeinugt s(ps GeoraJsol6n eto.rdlu: ro n61g61eirp poraroroeoror
s6E8Ll6190(5Lb Lopgb Gpnroorpurnor 6g)5 qpnu:n eenoru Gugo.rpponor gg
qqig gouP8unlg ln.
(A),,/Social action (B) Social work research
egoe G)eurebun@oeir egra gurole ah
(C) Focus group discussion @) Triangulation
anou"ru u@$pu u Lt- (g(S) a9lou npLb go&Gonerruu@ggprn
(E) Answer not known
a9l or L- Clp lfl u er5l ooro
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174. Who wrote the book "Community organization : Theory, Principles and
Practice"?
sg)6- st6nrouun6eeir : "Gonuun@, Gsndrorsseir Lopg Lb u u9lp61" crdnp gfloro
oq4r$1u:o.r ri u: nri r
(A) Singh (B) Srivastava S.K.
6lrEt gfarn$eo.rn. crofu.Gs
(C) TRose Murray. G (D) Thomas David. N
- Grynoiu CpG,l. d pnootu Grer9 u.oein
(E) Answer not known
o8onr Glp lflu.l ofleboro
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175. Which of the following sentences is/are true with respect to social action?
egre prarrq6aoe oru Glung$peuorrJ Glsino.rqgLir orn66luri,rooflc ogL e/flu norgt I
(D Social action is an auxiliary method of social work
4(gD6 pr-6u+66De 6r6inugl egosu uofl u9lein gO gl6Ddsr grarprun1gLb.
(II) Social action is an effort to bring changes in social legislation
eg)c pl6u+66D5 6r6irrugl egos +r-r$$o.r riEp nir sol 6nt Cle nain@eugeup$onor
LD
gou!61un6rn.
(III) For the success of social action, the group or community concerned
should be active and conscious
e(gs p rar ratore u9lein 6arpfl6une eLbu$puurr (9(s} €tci.rogt egostb
ogt&guunso1rjl lmntol u grtor r-one ol Lb Sigri;e Gorain@Lb.
(A) (I) and (II) only (B) (iI) and (III) only
(I) Lo@Eurb (II) or0o (II) opgo (IID orOLir
(C) (I) and (III) only 9' (D, GI) and (IID
(I) LoSgLi: (III) Lor@Lir (I), (II) Loggr (II!
(E) Answer not known
a9lorr 61prfl u.l er9le[ arr a.r
176. An organisation is concerned about some needed reform in the
community and launches a program to secure the reform. Which
objective of Murray-Ross is expressed in the above activities?
eO st6DLouq cgre$pd Gporarurnor 6lo Snpg$prracoor "pdl glBaorgl
Gtonain6retrorg iolDgt6'drtpggplBorp fleoeup@pp AO 6._.p-p Glpnr-ra^66lpgr.
G Lopa'$l u Gluicbu nrrq6b go rtGrl Grlner,ftan crpp GpnBs Lb Gl err ofl u u @gi;pu u @ 6lg15r r
(A) General content (Bfpecffic
y q5!tl! Lqlircontent
Glungt lehorr-teri leheiu&sLb
(C) Development content @) Process objective
o.rorir&61 p-6iT6rl66tb Geu.relgoorgl Gpn&srn
(E) Answer not known
a9l or r- G)p rfl u ofl aroro
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t77. model stresses the importance of self help in community
organisation.
,ndn 6(15 steoLour9lcir &l.lJ loer9lu9lein noddlur&sror&eo+,
oue6lu.lmrdsrdlmsr.
/a
(A) Social planning model (B)/Locality development model
egos $l uL-r6lL-ci-r Lon$lflu u rga.r Lb err Lr-rt arorri&61 Lon$rflu urqotLb
(C) Social goals model (D) Social action model
egos @o61geeh Lon$lrflu u rqou rb eg)o pr-ol +li6ns Lon$lrflu u rqo.: Lb
(E) Answer not known
efloulr- Clp rflu.l ar9 cb ora:
178. "community is an area of social living marked by some degree of social
coherence" said by
egDpnurLb 6r6trrugt @O u rJuGluctueoeuugeb gppaoeeqri; 6)snain@
6tO,E;tgb eO
+goseu nBo1 6r6irrgt &lDluJerr r
(A/Mac Iver (B) Murray G. Ross
rD6 Edft qgriGrl g$. rynoiu
(C) Hamilton @) Trecker
p9nr6l<fuuein L-GlrJBe rt
(E) Answer not known
er9laru 61pifl u or9lcboro
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179. Match the following with reference to the evolution of community
organization
sg)prur eg:e u u ofl u9l ein orfirft &S16 O$lp;gJ E Bo6inr-orp1D oror G u no6gre.
(a) The charity organization 1. 1877
etgltGlsnanr $lgto.ro16 La77
(b) The American association of 2. 1921
community organization
gGlofil&o eGlpnur elgrauueofl eri,reb r92L
(c) The American Association of 3. 1946
Social workers
g6lolfl6s e g:su umfl nenrt srtusrj>
u.'r 1946
(d) The National conference ofsocial 4. 1977
work in Buffalo
ui"uGa;noflc porL-Gupp egosuueofl Lonpn@ r9l7
(a) (b) (c) (d)
(A) 7234
..<B) t423
(c) 23t4
(D) 2t34
(E) Answer not known
o$l or r Glprfl u a9l oeoar
180. emphasizes a technical process of problem solving
regarding social problems such as education, health, etc.,
oeinugl eoa$l, 56npnryrjl Gu netngr egre r9lry&e orcnseir 6lpnrnunor
6l6oara:5 $nr;6 U: GpnglOgru 6leu.rr grorproru.r orc$qE$58pg.
@/Social planning (B) Locality development
egrs $ L-rr61ro arLLn[ a.renrt&61
(C) Social action (D) Legitimization
+gre Gle u<ilu n@odr erru gnat io nBq5pei:
(E) Answer not known
e$anr Clprfluo$cUoro
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182. Justice mentioned in the preamble of the Indian constitution as
Sppu etrlflucir elorrluq +r-r--g$ein GDdTgo[uglo, $5]
cror qg15lu rS L-uu r@ zehorg.
(A) Social, economic and cultural @),/Social, economic and political
+qgoe , 6unlgennpn[, soln&en[ e goo, GlunlgornpnrT, errJdluo
(C) Social, political and religious (D) Social, cultural and political
eqgra, ClunlgornpnrT, LopLb e(g)6, d,6unt6nrJ, et rJ0uci:
(E) Answer not known
or l Glprfl u
er91 cbaro a9l
183. The concept of social development encompasses which of the following?
ogre G Lo r-b u nL-+dn o(Dpgt I 5ponainu orp$l cir crorp e-etreirL-ti;61 ugt r
(A) Economic aspect
GunlgennpnT etbertusdr
(B) Social and economic aspect
eg)6 oEgtlb 6u nlyennpnry .grberi,edr
(CVSocial, economic, political and cultural aspect
+goe, Ounlgornpnr7 etr;6luo Lo$gt Lb Eoln+snry glLben seir
(D) Psycho-socialaspect
lencr9lu.ro - Eg)G +rt 6enirs6iT
(E) Answer not known
er9loo r Glp rflu.l o9leueoar
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185. is the common core value for both universal declaration of
human rights and social work.
Loaflp rrflorneetr opgrrn egoouuarfl qdlu $ rrain+rin goBdlur
o5luq.
(A)./Human worth and dignity (B) Freedom and peace
Loaflp onai.nq opELb aainoflu 6 ep$$rlb LoSgtLb eLonpnarLb
(C) Security and peace (D) Non-violence and co-existence
unglonull tofgb eonpnanLb eldlLbore LDEgb e56u np6.l
(E) Answer not known
e$orL- Glplfluo6looro
186. The term social work is regarded as synonymous to
+grsu uarfl oeinpl 6+no crdnupglg epppnc s6pu u @6lgrgt.
(A) Paid service (B) Professional service
su-uerr Gs6D6u Glgng!ogoonp Georar
(C!,/Voluntary service (D) Involuntary service
peinarnrior Geanor cr9llquurfloon Georor
(E) Answer not known
er9l or L- 6)p rfl u a9l elroro
187.'Sarvodaya' embraces the of all individuals.
enGornpun oeiirugt etorarpg poflpu te ofltin cgdle6l,Dgr
(Ay'Development (B) Welfare of the weaker section
n-oeirGorrhm&eirs po5l gp r5l lfl c6lorlfkin po$orp
(C) Equality @) Justice
eo$gar$orp fiSoruri;
(E) Answer not known
o6lor r-- Glprfl u a91 d:ano
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192. Match the following type :
6lunqggge :
(a) Basic needs approach 1 Modern approach
st+uu6DL Gpooeuoeir ,our9or er@tO(po,p
sig)16(P6),D
ft) Participatoryapproach 2. Upliftment of weaker section
urarGapq s@t15go6Dp uoo$enonen r-91 rfler9lorlfletn getrGen$pLb
(c) Sustainabledevelopment 3. Rural development
approach
$)orou.L nor ororriri'61 elgt(gglol,D 6lTnouqpr Go6un@
(d) Gandhiandevelopment 4. Eco friendly model
approach
enp$lu arenriri Cl g@t(q@6D.D +pgr+6pcil pr-q Lon$lrfl
(a) (b (c) (d)
(A) 1 3 2 4
(B) 4 1 2 a
D 1 4 2
-<C)
(D) 4 2 1 3
(E) Answer not known
o0 or r 6prfl u a91 cilaoa.r
193. "One is one's own master" or "One is one's own refuge', asserted by
"g(D-'t gdGf eta.r66(g 6rgLondr eararg g(Der.rrt eto.rGU g6u(D{i;O ets$I,' cretng
ao5lqgggugr
(A)"4udha (B) Gandhi
qPPf EnEp
(C) Annadurai (D) Nethaji
€ratrrasrngrol[ Grondl
(E) Answer not known
er9lor u Glp rfl u e6l eborar
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194. The first school ofsocial work in India was started by
$t$$lu.'r ne0 t;iir G)p6D +(yDs uarfl unL_+noro 6r6tnuerr[n6b G)pnurfue uuu' gir.
67.Affora, Marshal (B) Sir Dorabji Tata
SoflGunriu onriogci,r ert Grnrynu$ t_nrn
(C) Mary Richmond @) Jawaharlal Nehru
GLolfl lflltoainu cDcrr6rDftarn6b Gr6rn
(E) Answer not known
e$ en r- Glp ifl u e6l ciroro
195. Match the following :
r9leina: lgeu ororpanp 6un1g$gla
(a) Magna Carta 1. Social Diagnosis
[Dnaiiorn snftLrn egoo Gpnu eainL-$po
(b) Toynbee Hall 2. 1942
rnrueinrS pono L942
(c) Mary Richmond 3. King John of England
Goifl lfl&oainr- $ra:6lon$g oetrorri gnein
(d) Beveridge Report 4. 1884
Glueulfll-g eld)66ns 1884
a) (b) (c)
( (d)
(A) 2734
34t2
"(B)
(c) 1234
(D) 3142
(E) Answer not known
a9l or L- 6p lfl u e6l <iorar
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196. Social security covers
egos u ngte nuq oeirugt LOmmrtn orur e-ehorL-661ugt
(At /Social security covers social assistance and social insurance
e(gD6 ungtsnull 6rdnugt e(p6 e pa9l opgLb rg)6 ung1cnuotu lcirorr_d;6lu-Lgl.
(B) Social security covers only social assistance
e(po unglsnuL.i 6r6inugi egD6 o ga9loru LoL_@Go e_eirenur*6lug. -
(C) Social security covers social development and social empowerment
e(p6 u ngtsnu L..l egro Gtor-bun@ LDE9tb egrs er$lonrTLb 96u:eu$orp
leirenr6dlug.
(D) Social security covers social insurance and social administration
e(gDs ungtsnuq egoo onur9@ LoEg Lb eg)6
flncu ne$orp e6l6Lbq6lp5.
(E) Answer not known
r Glp u efl <;:oro
er51 on lfl
797. was the first Muslim King who made a bold attempt to
prohibit the sati system in India.
@pp u nerfld: ep gra,poru-r3i par r-6eu-: u.r gemfleearnor g:up6loru.r GLoS6encinu
gopeir gooiuolO orinorrt
(A),/t{umayun (B) Akbar
ptDDl,n$6in gtriun
(C) Malik Ali (D) Ghias-ud-din Tughlak
oncfl6-elajl du.rneiu-qi-p<in grri;or*
(E) Answer not known
er9lor r- Glp /fl u o6l eiroro.r
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198. Social work is the of bringing various resources to bear on
individual, group and community needs by the applications of a scientific
method of helping people to help themselves.
69:5 uerfl oetnu5t paflpun, Oqg Logg L-b egopnu Gpcoar..:oqgri;g ucbGeug
qpnrJnirsorord G)snain@orgb +151b. gpdtr g)a;tb LodsciT ptirsgti;6$
pnri:oGor e-pe,9l Gleurgt GsnehgLb gO srdlcfluo goarglunqgb.
(AV Art (B) Culture
56)ol sarn&enrytb
(C) Class (D) Caste
d(5ul-..1 snA
(E) Answer not known
a9l on r- 6lprf1 u e9 cir oro
199. When was the first trained social worker appointed in JJ hospital,
Bombay?
uLbunuglo reirer J.J Lo(D5g 6rr r.DaraTuglO gopd u u9lpCl Gu$gl egoe G+o.rsri ouGungt
$lu..r Lflte u u rr-nf t
.r'
v(B)
(A) L944 1946
(c) 7s57 (D) 1e65
(E) Answer not known
o9lor L- Glplfl ur a$ cirano
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200. Consider the following statements :
GldnorgLb e.0p66or6r 5n6in6 :
Assertion [A] : Social workers provide assistance to the needy people
during natural calamities.
a'pgr [A] : sg]6u umfluinornsch u flurioofl ein Gun51 Gpanaluu@rn
G
o gogleoror Lo6s(S6(5 Gleu'ldlgl nrteeh.
Reason [R] : Social work is a permanent service with the help of
professional relations.
onqcrrLb [R] : prr$pri
e(gDEU uafl oeinugt Gpn$l<tu goorgl rpaloofl<in e-poflq Lo nan
GeoreuungLb.
(A) [A] is true but [R] is false
[A] elfl gorno [R] p-gr
(B) [A] is false but [R] is true
[A] p-gr qarno [R] eifl
(C) Both [A] and [R] are true and [R] is the correct explanation of [A]
[A] ,opOr6 [R] 6q6tor@,b +dfl LopgLb [R] [A]o,5lgonor erflurnar cr9lorsorjr.
,(iil, [A] and [R] are true but [R] is not the correct explanation
[A] ,pg,b [R] @rlcilO,l erfl gornr [R], [A] o$lpenor elflurn6n or9lord;cLb
gla)6D'
(E) Answer not known
efl or r Glp rfl u-r ar9l oano
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Source: Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission. Question paper published by Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission.