Assam Tet Previous Years Sample (2024) Mcqs With Answers And Explanations For Exam Preparation – Part 3

The questions appear to be from an educational assessment or examination paper, likely related to teacher recruitment or educational qualification tests, with a focus on Assam-specific knowledge, educational theories, and general academic subjects.

These sample MCQs from older Assam TET papers help candidates:

1. Understand exam pattern and question types
2. Learn how to apply concepts in answers
3. Prepare effectively for teacher recruitment exams in Assam

Question 1: 8 boys and 15 girls can complete a work in 3 days, whereas 6 boys and 5 girls can complete the same work in 6 days. In how many days can one girl alone complete the same work?

  (A) 60 days

  (B) 75 days – Correct

  (C) 10 days

  (D) 25 days

Explanation: Using work-rate equations, we find that one girl's work rate is 1/75 per day, so she needs 75 days to complete the work alone.

Question 2: Substitute the bold word in the given sentence with the correct option without changing the meaning: "He selected the books for the library judiciously."

  (A) legally

  (B) impartially

  (C) lawfully

  (D) reasonably– Correct

Explanation: "Judiciously" means with good judgment or wisely, which is best replaced by "reasonably" as it maintains the same meaning of careful, thoughtful selection.

Question 3: When a few students have difficulty in understanding a concept, what must a teacher do?

  (A) Ask other children to explain to their peers in simpler language

  (B) Use a variety of examples/illustrations from their life to explain the concept– Correct

  (C) Repeat the explanation many times till they understand

  (D) Change the topic and take a simpler one

Explanation: Using varied examples from students' lives helps make abstract concepts concrete and relatable, which is the most effective teaching strategy.

Question 4: How many kg of tea worth ₹ 47·75 per kg should be mixed with 8 kg of tea worth ₹ 54·50 per kg such that by selling the mixture at ₹ 55 per kg, there is a gain of 10%?

  (A) 4 kg

  (B) 16 kg – Correct

  (C) 2 kg

  (D) 8 kg

Explanation: With 10% gain, cost price should be ₹50 per kg. Using alligation method, the ratio is 2:1, so 16 kg of cheaper tea is needed.

Question 5: Which of the following statements about children are correct?

I. Children are passive recipients of knowledge.

II. Children are problem solvers.

III. Children are scientific investigators.

IV. Children are active explorers of the environment.

Select the correct option.

  (A) I, II and IV only

  (B) II, III and IV only – Correct

  (C) I, II, III and IV

  (D) I, II and III only

Explanation: Modern educational theory recognizes children as active learners, problem solvers, and investigators, not passive recipients of knowledge.

Question 6: Clouded leopard and capped langur are important animals of

  (A) Manas National Park– Correct

  (B) Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary

  (C) Bornadi Wildlife Sanctuary

  (D) None of these

Explanation: Both clouded leopard and capped langur are flagship species found in Manas National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Question 7: Dr. Lakshmi Nandan Bora is the sole winner of Saraswati Samman Award from Assam till date. For which book did he win it?

  (A) Patal Bhairavi

  (B) Kayakalpa – Correct

  (C) Sehi Gunanidhi

  (D) Ganga Chilanir Pakhi

Explanation: Dr. Lakshmi Nandan Bora won the Saraswati Samman in 2008 for his novel "Kayakalpa," which explores themes of social transformation.

Question 8: India has signed a deal with which country for advanced Pantsir variants to boost air defence?

  (A) America

  (B) Russia – Correct

  (C) France

  (D) Germany

Explanation: India has signed defense deals with Russia for advanced Pantsir air defense systems to enhance its air defense capabilities.

Question 9: During the Ahom era, if Sonowals were associated with Gold, Rupowals with Silver, then Tiruwals were associated with what?

  (A) Soldier

  (B) Elephant

  (C) Boat

  (D) Iron – Correct

Explanation: In the Ahom administrative system, Tiruwals were responsible for iron-related activities, maintaining the metal-based occupational divisions.

Question 10: From the options given below, choose the word that is most nearly opposite to the word 'Frugal'.

  (A) Extravagant – Correct

  (B) Rich

  (C) Miserable

  (D) Happy

Explanation: "Frugal" means economical or sparing in spending, making "Extravagant" (spending money freely) its direct opposite.

Question 11: Sridurjaya was the capital of

  (A) Ratnapala

  (B) Bhaskaravarman – Correct

  (C) Rudra Singha

  (D) Niti Pal

Explanation: Sridurjaya was the capital city during the reign of Bhaskaravarman, a powerful Kamarupa king in the 7th century.

Question 12: Which of the following is most important in creating a culture of learning at school?

  (A) Good facilities and infrastructure and range of freely available resources

  (B) Strong relationships among learners, teachers, leaders and parent community – Correct

  (C) Less workload for teachers with enough support for professional development

  (D) Good salaries, facilities and performance-based bonus and clear job roles

Explanation: Strong relationships create trust, collaboration, and mutual respect, which are fundamental to establishing a positive learning culture.

Question 13: Which was the last capital of the Kachari Kingdom?

  (A) Maibong

  (B) Marangi

  (C) Bijni

  (D) Khaspur – Correct

Explanation: Khaspur was the final capital of the Kachari Kingdom before it was annexed by the Ahom kingdom in the 18th century.

Question 14: How can teachers assess creative thinking in students?

  (A) By conducting peer assessments

  (B) By observing student behaviour

  (C) Using project-based evaluations – Correct

  (D) Through standardized tests

Explanation: Project-based evaluations allow students to demonstrate creativity, innovation, and original thinking, which standardized tests cannot effectively measure.

Question 15: The first rebellion against the British rule in Assam in 1828 was led by

  (A) Piyoli Phukan

  (B) Maniram Dewan

  (C) Gomdhar Konwar – Correct

  (D) Piyali Barua

Explanation: Gomdhar Konwar led the first organized rebellion against British rule in Assam in 1828, marking the beginning of the freedom struggle in the region.

Question 16: 'Posa' system was introduced by

  (A) Sukaphaa

  (B) Suhungmung– Correct

  (C) Pratap Singha

  (D) Rudra Singha

Explanation: The Posa system, a form of tribute payment, was introduced by Suhungmung (Dihingia Raja) during his reign in the early 16th century.

Question 17: Which among the following are Small Savings Instruments (SSIs)?

1. Public Provident Fund (PPF)

2. Sukanya Samriddhi Scheme

3. Kisan Vikas Patra (KVP)

Choose the correct answer using the code given below.

  (A) 1 and 2 only

  (B) 2 and 3 only

  (C) 1 and 3 only

  (D) 1, 2 and 3 – Correct

Explanation: All three - PPF, Sukanya Samriddhi Scheme, and Kisan Vikas Patra - are officially recognized Small Savings Instruments by the Government of India.

Question 18: Under the Mountbatten Plan, a referendum in Assam was to be held in the district of

  (A) Sivasagar

  (B) Lakhimpur

  (C) Goalpara

  (D) Sylhet – Correct

Explanation: The Mountbatten Plan proposed a referendum in Sylhet district to decide whether it would join India or East Pakistan (now Bangladesh).

Question 19: Who won the 2024 Booker Prize?

  (A) Samantha Harvey

  (B) Damon Galgut

  (C) Paul Lynch

  (D) Shehan Karunatilaka– Correct

Explanation: Shehan Karunatilaka won the 2024 Booker Prize for his novel "The Seven Moons of Maali Almeida," becoming the second Sri Lankan author to win this prestigious award.

Question 20: Students who are punished too often no longer care about being punished and continue to misbehave. This is because

  (A) they are habituated – Correct

  (B) they are stubborn

  (C) they are demotivated

  (D) they are delinquent

Explanation: Frequent punishment leads to habituation, where students become desensitized to the consequences and the punishment loses its deterrent effect.

Question 21: The Buranjis are

  (A) autobiographical writings of the Ahom rulers

  (B) diaries written by the monarchs

  (C) chronicles– Correct

  (D) None of these

Explanation: Buranjis are historical chronicles written during the Ahom period in Assam, documenting the history and events of the Ahom kingdom.

Question 22: Pani Dihing Bird Sanctuary is located in which of the following districts of Assam?

  (A) Jorhat

  (B) Golaghat

  (C) Sivasagar – Correct

  (D) Dhemaji

Explanation: Pani Dihing Bird Sanctuary is located in Sivasagar district of Assam, known for its rich avian diversity and wetland ecosystem.

Question 23: Choose the correct option to fill in the blank: I am entirely absorbed _____ my business.

  (A) in– Correct

  (B) on

  (C) at

  (D) with

Explanation: The preposition "in" is used with "absorbed" when referring to being deeply engaged or focused on something.

Question 24: What is an effective way to address cyberbullying among adolescents?

  (A) Punishing offenders

  (B) Restricting internet

  (C) Promoting digital citizenship – Correct

  (D) Ignoring online behaviour

Explanation: Promoting digital citizenship teaches responsible online behavior, empathy, and ethical use of technology, which is the most effective long-term solution.

Question 25: Cheraw is an ancient traditional dance of which State?

  (A) Mizoram – Correct

  (B) Chhattisgarh

  (C) Himachal Pradesh

  (D) Goa

Explanation: Cheraw is a traditional bamboo dance of Mizoram, performed by women who dance between bamboo poles held by men.

Question 26: Which of the following assessment schemes would provide the most reliable indication of students' learning in a class?

  (A) Unit tests with standard questions from textbook

  (B) Informal observation, student classwork and test results – Correct

  (C) Teacher-made tests given throughout the year

  (D) External standardized tests conducted by State Boards

Explanation: A combination of informal observation, classwork, and test results provides a comprehensive and reliable assessment of student learning.

Question 27: Choose the correct option to fill in the blank: A busy person has _____ time to waste.

  (A) little – Correct

  (B) the little

  (C) a little

  (D) much

Explanation: "Little" without an article means "not much" or "hardly any," which fits the context of a busy person having very little time.

Question 28: In dealing with students with language barriers, Malati is presented with the following choices. Which, according to you, is the best choice that Malati must use to help all her learners make progress?

  (A) Using translation method—translating each word into the regional language

  (B) Using bilingual method—repeating everything in the regional language

  (C) Giving extra tuition and worksheets to struggling students

  (D) Using a lot of pictures, gestures and real-life situations – Correct

Explanation: Visual aids, gestures, and real-life situations help bridge language barriers by providing contextual understanding and making learning more accessible.

Question 29: In which one of the following groups are all the four countries members of G20?

  (A) Argentina, Mexico, South Africa and Turkey

  (B) Australia, Canada, Malaysia and New Zealand

  (C) Brazil, Iran, Saudi Arabia and Vietnam

  (D) Indonesia, Japan, Singapore and South Korea – Correct

Explanation: All four countries in option D (Indonesia, Japan, Singapore, and South Korea) are members of the G20 group.

Question 30: Which of the following are necessary for learning to happen?

  (A) Maturity, ability, motivation – Correct

  (B) Ability, maturity, intelligence

  (C) Language, age, motor development

  (D) Motivation, language, social environment

Explanation: Maturity (developmental readiness), ability (cognitive capacity), and motivation (desire to learn) are the three essential components for effective learning.

Question 31: The ratios of milk and water in two different containers are 4 :1 and 3: 2. In what ratio, we are required to mix the mixtures of two containers in order to get the new mixture of milk and water in the ratio 5: 3?

  (A) 2: 5

  (B) 5: 2

  (C) 7: 1 – Correct

  (D) 1: 7

Explanation: Using the method of alligation, we need to mix the containers in a 7:1 ratio to achieve the desired 5:3 milk-water ratio.

Question 32: Ali Aye Ligang is a famous festival of the Mishing tribe of Assam. On which day is this festival being celebrated every year?

  (A) First Wednesday of Chaitra month

  (B) Last Sunday of Fagun month

  (C) First Wednesday of Fagun month – Correct

  (D) First Wednesday of Magh month

Explanation: Ali Aye Ligang is celebrated on the first Wednesday of the Fagun month (February-March) by the Mishing tribe of Assam.

Question 33: Which of the following is the most crucial resource to ensure the effectiveness of a lesson plan?

  (A) Textbooks and notebooks for every learner

  (B) A computer to show videos and clips to make lessons interesting

  (C) A lesson with embedded assessment to check for student learning – Correct

  (D) A variety of displays and models relevant to the lesson

Explanation: Embedded assessment is crucial as it allows teachers to monitor student understanding and adjust instruction accordingly during the lesson.

Question 34: Kushan Gaan/Dance of the Koch Rajbongshi is associated with which book?

  (A) Bhagavad Gita

  (B) Kirtan

  (C) Mahabharata – Correct

  (D) Ramayana

Explanation: Kushan Gaan/Dance of the Koch Rajbongshi community is traditionally associated with the Mahabharata epic.

Question 35: The period of later childhood is marked by

  (A) slow and steady physical growth

  (B) stability in emotions

  (C) anger against injustice

  (D) More than one of these – Correct

Explanation: Later childhood is marked by multiple characteristics including slow physical growth, emotional stability, and developing awareness of social justice issues.

Question 36: Narahari Burha Bhakat is the person behind the popularization of which dance?

  (A) Devadasi dance

  (B) Bagurumba dance

  (C) Dashavatar dance

  (D) Bhortal dance – Correct

Explanation: Narahari Burha Bhakat is credited with popularizing the Bhortal dance, a traditional Assamese dance form.

Question 37: Mir Jumla was sent to invade Assam by

  (A) Akbar

  (B) Jahangir

  (C) Shah Jahan– Correct

  (D) Aurangzeb

Explanation: Mir Jumla was sent by Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan to invade Assam in the 17th century.

Question 38: Dhanya sits alone and eats her lunch alone, she does not mingle with other children. She sits alone in the class and feels isolated and unhappy. According to this scenario, what is happening?

  (A) She feels low sense of self-esteem

  (B) Her sense of identity is negative

  (C) She lacks sense of self-efficacy

  (D) Her self-concept is not developed– Correct

Explanation: Dhanya's isolation and unhappiness indicate that her self-concept (how she views herself) is not properly developed, affecting her social interactions.

Question 39: A batsman of Indian cricket team has an average of 45 runs in 84 innings. The difference between two particular innings, say A and B, is 120 runs, where runs scored in innings A are more than the runs scored in innings B. If these two innings are removed, his average runs for 82 remaining innings come down to 43 runs. What are his runs scored in innings A ?

  (A) 60

  (B) 120

  (C) 187 – Correct

  (D) 173

Explanation: Using the given conditions and solving the equations, innings A contains 187 runs.

Question 40: Which of the following is true about learning?

  (A) Learning is a permanent change in behaviour that cannot be undone

  (B) Learning can be adapted through new experiences– Correct

  (C) The ability to learn depends solely on the IQ of an individual

  (D) Learning is always a positive and liberating experience

Explanation: Learning is flexible and can be modified, updated, or adapted through new experiences and information.

Question 41: If the length of a rectangle is increased by 10% and the width is decreased by 10%, then the area of the rectangle

  (A) remains same

  (B) is increased by 1%

  (C) is decreased by 1% – Correct

  (D) is increased by 10%

Explanation: The area changes by (1.1 × 0.9) - 1 = 0.99 - 1 = -0.01, which means a 1% decrease.

Question 42: Socialization is a significant part of schooling. The impact of the same can be significant during

  (A) foundational stage

  (B) early childhood

  (C) adolescence– Correct

  (D) later childhood

Explanation: Adolescence is a critical period for socialization as teenagers develop identity, form peer relationships, and learn social norms.

Question 43: The National Education Policy 2020 has emphasized on teacher empowerment. As per this policy, at least how many hours of teacher training are expected from each teacher in an academic year as Continuous Professional Development (CPD)?

  (A) 10

  (B) 20

  (C) 30

  (D) 50 – Correct

Explanation: NEP 2020 mandates at least 50 hours of CPD training per year for each teacher to ensure continuous professional growth.

Question 44: ABCD is a quadrilateral in which measures of angle D and angle C are 60 degree and 100 degree respectively. If the internal bisectors of angle A and angle B meet at P, then the measure of angle APB is

  (A) 90º

  (B) 80º – Correct

  (C) 100º

  (D) 110º

Explanation: Using the property of angle bisectors in a quadrilateral, angle APB = 180°   (A/2 + B/2) = 180°   (200°/2) = 80°.

Question 45: The Shanti Sena Force was formed in Assam during the Independence Movement before the commencement of the

  (A) Quit India Movement – Correct

  (B) Civil Disobedience Movement

  (C) Non-Cooperation Movement

  (D) Ahom Association

Explanation: The Shanti Sena Force was formed in Assam before the Quit India Movement as a peaceful resistance organization.

Question 46: Which of the following distinguishes a formative assessment from summative one?

  (A) Knowing student attainment

  (B) Using a tool to gather information about students' learning

  (C) Discussing results with students and other stakeholders

  (D) Provision of feedback for improvement – Correct

Explanation: The key characteristic of formative assessment is providing ongoing feedback to improve learning, unlike summative assessment which evaluates final outcomes.

Question 47: The State of Assam has which of the following climates?

  (A) Tropical climate – Correct

  (B) Hot climate

  (C) Warm climate

  (D) Cold climate

Explanation: Assam has a tropical monsoon climate characterized by high humidity, heavy rainfall, and distinct wet and dry seasons.

Question 48: Change the sentence into a negative sentence: "As soon as he went out, the boys started noising."

  (A) No sooner had he gone out that the boys started noising.

  (B) No sooner did he go out, the boys started noising.

  (C) No sooner had he gone out than the boys started noising. – Correct

  (D) No sooner he went out, the boys started noising.

Explanation: The correct structure is "No sooner had + subject + past participle + than + clause" for expressing immediate sequence.

Question 49: The price of potato is increased by 20%. By how much percentage should the consumption be reduced so that the expenditure will increase by 5% only?

  (A) 12·5% – Correct

  (B) 8·75%

  (C) 15%

  (D) 25%

Explanation: Using the formula for percentage change, consumption should be reduced by 12.5% to limit expenditure increase to 5%.

Question 50: With reference to Indian history, who among the following is a future Buddha, yet to come to save the world?

  (A) Avalokiteshvara

  (B) Lokeshvara

  (C) Maitreya – Correct

  (D) Padmapani

Explanation: Maitreya is the future Buddha in Buddhist tradition who will appear on Earth to save humanity when the teachings of the current Buddha are forgotten.

Question 51: Rudra Singha first built the Rang Ghar with bamboo and wood. It was rebuilt with brick and mortar by

  (A) Siva Singha

  (B) Pramatta Singha – Correct

  (C) Rajeshwar Singha

  (D) Lakshmi Singha

Explanation: Pramatta Singha rebuilt the Rang Ghar with brick and mortar after Rudra Singha's original bamboo and wood structure.

Question 52: Assertion : Teachers must use a variety of teaching strategies.

Reason : All students do not learn in the same way.

Which of the following options is correct?

  (A) Assertion is correct but Reason is incorrect

  (B) Assertion is correct and Reason is the right explanation of Assertion – Correct

  (C) Assertion is incorrect although Reason is a true statement

  (D) Both Assertion and Reason are incorrect statements

Explanation: Both assertion and reason are correct, and the reason properly explains why teachers need diverse teaching strategies - because students have different learning styles.

Question 53: Choose the correct option to fill in the blank: She lives _____ honest means.

  (A) with

  (B) by – Correct

  (C) on

  (D) in

Explanation: The preposition "by" is used with "honest means" to indicate the method or manner of living.

Question 54: Kanu is a student in grade VI, she is a child with autism spectrum disorder. While in class, she appears to be engrossed in her own world, she displays unusual behaviour and does not maintain eye contact. As a teacher, what supportive measures can you take to involve her in the class?

  (A) Take help from learning support centre as she can't be taught with other students

  (B) Let her be in her own pace, as much can't be done to involve her in active learning

  (C) Involve her by communicating to her regularly, make her sit with a peer group

  (D) Create a structured routine using picture card, puppets and more textures and visual stimulation – Correct

Explanation: Children with autism benefit from structured routines, visual aids, and sensory stimulation, which help them engage and learn effectively.

Question 55: A bus started from a station with some passengers. In the next stop, half of the passengers got down while 18 others boarded the bus. In the second stop, one-third of the passengers again got down while 16 others boarded the bus. The bus then moved towards its destination with the same number of passengers initially boarding the bus. How many passengers initially boarded the bus?

  (A) 42 – Correct

  (B) 56

  (C) 72

  (D) 36

Explanation: Solving the equations step by step: if x passengers started, after first stop: x/2 + 18, after second stop: 2(x/2 + 18)/3 + 16 = x, which gives x = 42.

Question 56: A student in a class is often not completing his home assignments. He misses his timeline to submit the tasks and seeks for an extension of date. According to other teachers, he has been noted as a 'defaulter' and 'not good in his studies'. The Physics teacher is very particular about the deadline and does not allow extension of dates. What can be done in such a situation if you were in the place of the teacher?

  (A) Trust the capability of the student, respond to student's pace of learning, make efforts to understand his background and reason for not being able to complete his tasks – Correct

  (B) The student can be given warning and give the extension for one last time, however, announce there will be negative marking

  (C) Inform his parents and suspend him for a week so that he understands his mistake and does not repeat the same

  (D) The student cannot be given an extension as he is a defaulter and does the same in other subjects and also it will set a bad example for other students

Explanation: A supportive approach involves understanding the student's background, adapting to their learning pace, and addressing root causes rather than punitive measures.

Question 57: Hiuen-Tsang visited Assam (Kamarupa) in 640 AD. He was received by the King

  (A) Kumar Bhaskaravarman – Correct

  (B) Bhagadatta

  (C) Kumar Rudravarman

  (D) Swargadeo Rudra Singha

Explanation: Chinese traveler Hiuen-Tsang visited Kamarupa in 640 AD and was received by King Kumar Bhaskaravarman.

Question 58: Before beginning a lesson, teachers use a motivation exercise to draw students' attention in the classroom. Which of the following laws is used by the teacher?

  (A) Law of readiness – Correct

  (B) Law of exercise

  (C) Law of effect

  (D) Law of set attitude

Explanation: The Law of Readiness states that learning is most effective when students are mentally and emotionally prepared to learn, which motivation exercises help achieve.

Question 59: The Barak or Surma river of Cachar originates from

  (A) Karbi Anglong

  (B) Manipur

  (C) Tripura

  (D) Khasi-Jaintia (Meghalaya) – Correct

Explanation: The Barak river originates from the Khasi-Jaintia hills in Meghalaya and flows through Assam's Cachar district.

Question 60: From the options given below, choose the word that is most nearly opposite to the word 'Benign'.

  (A) Malevolent  – Correct

  (B) Soft

  (C) Friendly

  (D) Unwise

Explanation: "Benign" means gentle and harmless, while "malevolent" means having or showing a wish to do evil to others - they are direct opposites.

Question 61: Rihan is in grade X, he is usually quiet and does not come forward. Other subject teachers have labelled him as an 'introvert' child. His mother has also expressed a similar observation stating his usual withdrawal from family gatherings and functions. As a teacher, how can you support Rihan in your class?

  (A) Allow him to continue as he is, stating some children are like that, they will become 'normal' as they grow old

  (B) Ask his family to consult a counsellor considering his behaviour is same at home and nothing much can be done from your end

  (C) Nominate his name often in your class to motivate him by giving more attention by ensuring that he gets reward and recognition

  (D) Create a peer support group to help him engage in interactions, build opportunities for him to come forward in public forums  – Correct

Explanation: Creating peer support groups and gradual opportunities for public participation helps introverted students build confidence and social skills.

Question 62: Choose the correct option to fill in the blank: Ice cream is made _____ water.

  (A) of

  (B) from

  (C) with  – Correct

  (D) in

Explanation: "Made with" indicates the ingredients used in the process of making something.

Question 63: The sum of the series 1/2 + 1/6 + 1/12 + 1/20 + ... + 1/132 + 1/156 is

  (A) 11/12

  (B) 12/13  – Correct

  (C) 1

  (D) 10/11

Explanation: This is a telescoping series where each term can be written as 1/n(n+1) = 1/n - 1/(n+1), and most terms cancel out, leaving 12/13.

Question 64: Which of the following assessments are the least inclusive?

  (A) Standardized exams  – Correct

  (B) Teacher-made tests

  (C) Assessments for learning

  (D) Assessments as learning

Explanation: Standardized exams are least inclusive as they don't accommodate different learning styles, abilities, or individual needs of diverse learners.

Question 65: How are Indian street dogs viewed by humans in India?

  (A) Indians prefer owning pedigree dogs, but they tolerate street dogs

  (B) Indians are very curious about what mix of breeds could a street dog be

  (C) Indians and Indian street dogs coexist in a way that defies stereotypes  – Correct

  (D) Indian perception of street dogs is turning negative due to Western influence

Explanation: The passage suggests that Indians have a unique relationship with street dogs that goes beyond typical Western stereotypes about mixed-breed dogs.

Question 66: How is the perception of a dog of indeterminate breed different in India from in the West?

  (A) In the West, it evokes curiosity, while in India, it does not hold any importance

  (B) While Westerners cull such dogs, Indians prefer coexisting with them  – Correct

  (C) Both Indians and Westerners acknowledge the inferiority of street dogs

  (D) None of these

Explanation: The passage indicates that while Western societies often cull or remove mixed-breed dogs, Indians have learned to coexist with them.

Question 67: Which of the following most accurately describes what the underlined sentence means in the context of the passage?

  (A) In the West, dog owners are more affectionate towards their dogs than dog owners in India

  (B) In the West, dog owners are more possessive of their dogs than dog owners in India

  (C) In the West, dog owners use high-tech dog-care accessories to track their pets

  (D) Dog owners in the West care more about the pedigree of their dogs than about a genuine connection  – Correct

Explanation: The underlined sentence suggests Western dog owners prioritize pedigree and breed status over genuine emotional connection with their pets.

Question 68: Which of the following best describes the tone used by the author?

  (A) Informative and analytical – Correct

  (B) Indifferent and detached

  (C) Passionate and empathetic

  (D) Cynical and critical

Explanation: The author presents information about dog ownership patterns in an objective, analytical manner without emotional bias.

Question 69: Which of the following words from the passage means 'descent'?

  (A) Stewardship

  (B) Pedigree  – Correct

  (C) Prompt

  (D) Speculation

Explanation: "Pedigree" refers to the recorded ancestry or lineage of an animal, which relates to descent.

Question 70: A teacher can enhance effective learning in her elementary classroom by

  (A) offering rewards for small steps in learning

  (B) drill and practice

  (C) encouraging competition amongst her students

  (D) connecting the content to the lives of the students – Correct

Explanation: Making content relevant to students' lives increases engagement, motivation, and understanding by providing meaningful context.

Question 71: An inlet pipe can fill a tank in 6 hours, but there was another pipe to empty the tank at the base. The operator did not notice that the outlet pipe was opened and due to which it caused a delay of 1 hour in filling the tank. Find the time in which the outlet pipe can empty the full tank if the inlet pipe was closed.

  (A) 42 hours – Correct

  (B) 7 hours

  (C) 49 hours

  (D) 36 hours

Explanation: If the outlet pipe causes a 1-hour delay when filling takes 6 hours, it means the outlet pipe empties 1/7th of the tank per hour, so it takes 42 hours to empty a full tank.

Question 72: Who is a child as per POCSO Act?

  (A) Anyone below 18 years of age – Correct

  (B) Anyone below 16 years of age

  (C) Anyone below 14 years of age

  (D) Anyone below 10 years of age

Explanation: The Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act defines a child as any person below 18 years of age.

Question 73: From the options given below, choose the word that is most nearly opposite to the word 'Acumen'.

  (A) Intelligence

  (B) Imbecility – Correct

  (C) Potentiality

  (D) Superficiality

Explanation: "Acumen" means keen insight or shrewdness, while "imbecility" means foolishness or lack of intelligence - they are direct opposites.

Question 74: Assertion I : In early childhood, children get angry for minor reasons and they show temper tantrums.

Assertion II : In the later childhood, anger can erupt if children are often criticised and ignored.

Reason : Children learn to control their emotions as they enter later childhood and adolescent stage.

Select the correct option.

  (A) Assertion I and Assertion II both are true and Reason is valid – Correct

  (B) Assertion I and Assertion II are true, but Reason is not related

  (C) Assertion I is true and Assertion II is false, and Reason validates Assertion I

  (D) Both Assertions are false, although Reason is valid

Explanation: Both assertions are true - early childhood involves frequent tantrums, while later childhood shows more controlled anger responses, and the reason correctly explains this developmental progression.

Question 75: Fill up the blank with the correct tense of the bracketed verb: "Rohan _____ (watch) the movie before he read the review."

  (A) watches

  (B) had watched– Correct

  (C) is watching

  (D) watched

Explanation: "Had watched" is correct because it shows an action completed before another past action (reading the review).

Question 76: Assam has common boundary with how many Indian States?

  (A) 7 – Correct

  (B) 6

  (C) 8

  (D) 5

Explanation: Assam shares borders with 7 Indian states: Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram, Tripura, Meghalaya, and West Bengal.

Question 77: Biology subject is introduced for the first time in grade VI. Namita teaches Biology in grade VI and VII. She believes children learns well when they begin fresh as a 'clean slate', accordingly, she has planned her lesson to introduce the topic of 'organisms and its habitat' for grade VI students. As a colleague of hers, do you agree with Namita's approach?

  (A) Yes, children learn new knowledge and skills when they are introduced to new disciplinary thinking process

  (B) Yes, children learn when they are exposed to new ideas and experiences by maximizing their sensory perception

  (C) No, children learn when complex ideas are broken into simpler ideas which can be taught through new experiences

  (D) No, children learn by connecting previous experience, and can construct complex new ideas and knowledge when broken down– Correct

Explanation: Children learn best by building on prior knowledge and experiences, not by starting with a "clean slate" - connecting new concepts to existing understanding enhances learning.

Question 78: Which of the following is a Biosphere Reserve in Assam?

  (A) Simlipal

  (B) Manas – Correct

  (C) Orang

  (D) Nameri

Explanation: Manas National Park in Assam is also designated as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.

Question 79: With Maniram Dewan, who among the following was hanged?

  (A) Formud Ali

  (B) Piyoli Phukan– Correct

  (C) Piyali Barua

  (D) Dutiram Barua

Explanation: Piyoli Phukan was hanged along with Maniram Dewan for their involvement in the 1857 rebellion against British rule.

Question 80: Which is the best way to tackle truancy?

  (A) To understand cause and find solution on a case-by-case basis– Correct

  (B) Maintaining attendance registers and having roll call for every period

  (C) Having strict rules for punishing learners who are frequent defaulters

  (D) Holding teachers responsible and accountable for resolving these issues

Explanation: Addressing truancy requires understanding individual causes and providing personalized solutions rather than punitive measures or administrative controls.

Question 81: A shop displayed 'buy 6 get 3 free'. Convert this in terms of discount percentage allowed by the shop.

  (A) 50% discount

  (B) 30% discount

  (C) 33·33% discount– Correct

  (D) None of these

Explanation: Buy 6 get 3 free means you pay for 6 items but get 9 items total. Discount = (3/9) × 100 = 33.33%.

Question 82: Who was the President of Swaraj Party formed in Assam during the Freedom Movement?

  (A) Maniram Dewan

  (B) Bishnuram Medhi

  (C) Gopinath Bordoloi

  (D) Tarun Ram Phukan – Correct

Explanation: Tarun Ram Phukan was the President of the Swaraj Party formed in Assam during the Indian Freedom Movement.

Question 83: Children with special needs can be effectively taught in the same class if the teacher handles the class by

  (A) providing simple and easy tasks

  (B) scaffolding and creating group learning strategies

  (C) creating activities to make learning fun

  (D) differential learning strategies– Correct

Explanation: Differential learning strategies accommodate diverse learning needs by adapting teaching methods, materials, and assessments for different students.

Question 84: The river Tuni is situated in the district of

  (A) Sonitpur

  (B) Golaghat

  (C) Nalbari – Correct

  (D) Majuli

Explanation: The Tuni river is located in Nalbari district of Assam.

Question 85: Which of the following is the best way to know more about the learners to help them learn better in the class?

  (A) Ask their previous teachers

  (B) Talk to them about their difficulties and interests– Correct

  (C) Talk to other students

  (D) Talk to the parents about their aspirations for their children

Explanation: Direct communication with students about their difficulties and interests provides the most authentic and immediate understanding of their learning needs.

Question 86: Kalamkari painting refers to

  (A) a hand-painted cotton textile in South India– Correct

  (B) a hand-made drawing on bamboo handicrafts in North-East India

  (C) a block-painted woollen cloth in the Western Himalayan region of India

  (D) a hand-painted decorative silk cloth in North-Western India

Explanation: Kalamkari is a traditional hand-painted cotton textile art form from South India, particularly Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.

Question 87: Mahima is not as talkative as other students in her class. She likes to read on her own and prefers to work individually. During the group activities, she continues to remain silent and does not interact with her group-mates. As a teacher, how would you support Mahima to engage in group activities?

  (A) Let the discussion continue and not disrupt the flow of the discussion, assuming the nature of the student

  (B) Informally observe the student during the group discussion

  (C) Call the student separately and check for the reason why she is not participating

  (D) Address her name to ensure she is comfortable and participates during the discussion – Correct

Explanation: Gently addressing the student by name and ensuring comfort helps introverted students feel included and encourages participation without pressure.

Question 88: Assertion : Adolescents undergo rapid mental growth.

Reason : Adolescents find attending school boring.

Select the appropriate option.

  (A) Assertion is correct but Reason is not– Correct

  (B) Both Assertion and Reason are incorrect

  (C) Assertion is incorrect but Reason is correct

  (D) Both Assertion and Reason are correct

Explanation: Adolescents do undergo rapid mental growth, but finding school boring is not a universal truth and doesn't explain the mental growth.

Question 89: From the options given below, choose the word that is most nearly opposite to the word 'Gallant'.

  (A) Fine

  (B) Bold

  (C) Coward – Correct

  (D) Frolic

Explanation: "Gallant" means brave and chivalrous, while "coward" means lacking courage - they are direct opposites.

Question 90: Who is the first female Sahitya Akademi Awardee of Assam?

  (A) Nalini Bala Devi – Correct

  (B) Nirupama Borgohain

  (C) Nirmal Prabha Bordoloi

  (D) Rita Chowdhury

Explanation: Nalini Bala Devi was the first female writer from Assam to receive the Sahitya Akademi Award.

Question 91: Assertion : Children learn self-regulatory behaviour through observing others.

Reason : When children observe the consequences of other's behaviour, they learn to both recognize and control their own behaviour.

Which of the following options is correct?

  (A) Assertion is correct but Reason is not the correct explanation of Assertion

  (B) Assertion is correct and Reason is the correct explanation of Assertion – Correct

  (C) Assertion is incorrect but Reason is correct

  (D) Both Assertion and Reason are incorrect statements about learning behaviour

Explanation: Both assertion and reason are correct, and the reason properly explains how observational learning leads to self-regulation through vicarious reinforcement.

Question 92: Ramya likes playing video games and for her next birthday, she has requested her mother to buy her the latest video game. In response, Ramya's mother has asked her to study well and get good grades in her upcoming term exams, and if she gets good grades then only, she will receive her birthday gift. According to this scenario, what kind of reinforcement is given by Ramya's mother?

  (A) Positive reinforcement– Correct

  (B) Negative reinforcement

  (C) Partial reinforcement

  (D) None of these

Explanation: The mother is offering a reward (video game) for desired behavior (good grades), which is positive reinforcement.

Question 93: Travelling at 5/7th of his original speed, a person reached a place in 21 hours. How much time would he have saved if he had travelled at his original speed?

  (A) 5 hours

  (B) 7 hours

  (C) 15 hours

  (D) 6 hours – Correct

Explanation: If speed is 5/7th, time taken is 7/5th of original time. So original time = 21 × 5/7 = 15 hours. Time saved = 21 - 15 = 6 hours.

Question 94: What does it mean to use an expression like 'a child with special needs'?

  (A) A child who has abilities that are different from an average child, here the deviation is in terms of mental, physical, psychological and social needs– Correct

  (B) A child who is different because of her socio-economic status

  (C) A child who is gifted and talented in all spheres of academics

  (D) A child who has become popular in the class because of intelligence

Explanation: "Special needs" refers to children whose abilities differ from typical development in mental, physical, psychological, or social domains.

Question 95: Choose the one word for the given expression: "A person who goes on horseback"

  (A) Equestrian– Correct

  (B) Pedestrian

  (C) Epicurean

  (D) Connoisseur

Explanation: An equestrian is someone who rides horses or is skilled in horse riding.

Question 96: Aditya is in class IX, he is a very active child, he finds it difficult to sit still in one place throughout a single period, that is why he likes to go out of the period in the middle of the period. Mrs. Sharma is a strict English teacher, during her period no one dares to speak in the class and are expected to maintain 'discipline' all the time. In one of her classes, she found Aditya roaming outside the class. To teach him a lesson, Mrs. Sharma has given him the punishment to stand outside the class for the next 2 days during her period. Diagnose the situation that befits well in this scenario.

  (A) Aditya needs to be taught discipline, otherwise he will keep repeating this practice

  (B) Mrs. Sharma should not have given such punishment, instead he should be given a warning, and a note should be sent to his parents

  (C) Mrs. Sharma is a strict teacher, she should change her ways of teaching to make her classes interactive

  (D) Aditya is a child with attention deficit and hyperactivity disorder, it is necessary to allow breaks during the session for him to move around – Correct

Explanation: Aditya's behavior suggests ADHD symptoms, and punitive measures are counterproductive - he needs accommodation and movement breaks.

Question 97: In whose reign was the Moamoria Rebellion started?

  (A) Swargadeo Lakshmi Singha– Correct

  (B) Rajeshwar Singha

  (C) Pramatta Singha

  (D) Siva Singha

Explanation: The Moamoria Rebellion began during the reign of Swargadeo Lakshmi Singha in the 18th century.

Question 98: Malati teaches Mathematics in grade IX. In her class, there are students who find mathematics very difficult to understand. Children with disorders in mathematics are relatively neglected, and not given much attention. You have come across a student who counts on fingers, scribbles on paper, and marks in the air for basic arithmetic facts. According to you, what can be done to enable the learning process?

  (A) As the student is in class IX, it is difficult to teach him the basic mathematics facts now, it is advisable to give more time and not trouble the student

  (B) Talk to his parents, tell them the condition of the child, ask the student to take separate tuitions to improve his mathematics

  (C) It is okay if he takes time to calculate, it is better to provide him with distributed practice, and portable chart containing addition and multiplication tables to help him recall the facts by viewing and using the chart regularly – Correct

  (D) It is a technology-driven era, it is okay if the child is unable to remember basic arithmetic facts, it is better to provide access to electronic calculators

Explanation: Students with math difficulties benefit from visual aids, distributed practice, and supportive tools rather than reliance on calculators.

Question 99: From the options given below, choose the word that is most nearly the same in meaning to the word 'Synopsis'.

  (A) Index

  (B) Mixture

  (C) Summary– Correct

  (D) Puzzle

Explanation: "Synopsis" means a brief summary or overview of something, making "summary" the closest synonym.

Question 100: Child development is influenced by different processes that are intricately interwoven with each other. The cognitive experiences and stimulation affect a child's thought process, intelligence and language development. Accordingly, which of the following affects child's relationship with peers and adults and their personalities?

  (A) Cognitive process

  (B) Biological process

  (C) Socio-emotional process – Correct

  (D) Developmental process

Explanation: Socio-emotional processes specifically influence relationships with peers and adults, as well as personality development.

Question 101: The winner and runner-up teams of 2024 Women's Asian Champions Trophy are respectively

  (A) Japan and China

  (B) China and India

  (C) India and China – Correct

  (D) India and Malaysia

Explanation: India won the 2024 Women's Asian Champions Trophy, with China as the runner-up.

Question 102: 'Negative reinforcement' means

  (A) not presenting any stimulus

  (B) presenting an unpleasant stimulus

  (C) punishment

  (D) terminating an unpleasant stimulus – Correct

Explanation: Negative reinforcement involves removing or terminating an unpleasant stimulus to increase the likelihood of a behavior.

Question 103: As per NCF-SE 2023, which of the following characteristics make an effective enabling environment?

  (A) Inclusive, violence-free, encouraging good habits of learning, caring and responsible – Correct

  (B) Systematic, technology-enabled, inclusive, equality and good behaviour by learners

  (C) Responsible, intellectual environment, good teachers, violence-free and technology-enabled

  (D) Experienced teachers, quality relationships, good infrastructure, caring and responsible

Explanation: NCF-SE 2023 emphasizes inclusive, safe, caring environments that promote good learning habits and responsibility.

Question 104: Dhaka muslin was described as 'woven air' because

  (A) it was worn by Greek, Mughal and French aristocracy

  (B) it was woven so fine that it was translucent – Correct

  (C) it was written about by Jane Austen and Leo Tolstoy

  (D) it is not produced anymore

Explanation: Dhaka muslin was called "woven air" because it was so finely woven that it appeared almost transparent.

Question 105: Which of the following statements cannot be inferred from the passage?

  (A) The cotton plant that Dhaka muslin was made from is now extinct.

  (B) The British tried their best to revive production of Dhaka muslin. – Correct

  (C) The strain of bamboo used in the loom is now extinct.

  (D) Dhaka muslin was a result of an elaborate 16-step process.

Explanation: The passage suggests the British contributed to the decline of Dhaka muslin production, not that they tried to revive it.

Question 106: In the passage, what does the idiom 'operating in a vacuum' mean?

  (A) In isolation – Correct

  (B) In cohesion

  (C) In conflict

  (D) In tandem

Explanation: "Operating in a vacuum" means working in isolation, without external influences or connections.

Question 107: The answer to the mystery of how the Dhaka muslin was spun so fine will come

  (A) when better machines are made to spin the yarn

  (B) when the cotton plant matches the original one

  (C) when the weavers cross a thread count of over thousand

  (D) All of these – Correct

Explanation: The passage suggests that solving the mystery requires all these elements: better machines, the original cotton plant, and achieving high thread counts.

Question 108: This passage can best be described as

  (A) abstract

  (B) narrative

  (C) argumentative

  (D) expository– Correct

Explanation: The passage explains and describes Dhaka muslin, its history, and production process in an informative, explanatory manner.

Question 109: Who was not a martyr of the Quit India Movement?

  (A) Kanaklata

  (B) Bhogeswari Phukanani

  (C) Kushal Konwar

  (D) Maniram Dewan– Correct

Explanation: Maniram Dewan was executed in 1858 for his role in the 1857 rebellion, not the Quit India Movement (1942).

Question 110: Which of the following is least important when planning a lesson?

  (A) Knowledge of prior knowledge students have

  (B) Awareness of student's individual needs

  (C) Framing clear learning outcomes

  (D) Availability of ICT resources– Correct

Explanation: While ICT resources can enhance learning, they are supplementary tools and less critical than understanding students' prior knowledge, needs, and clear learning objectives.

Question 111: Choose the correct option to fill in the blank: The Saraighat Bridge is the first one _____ the Brahmaputra.

  (A) across – Correct

  (B) over

  (C) on

  (D) atop

Explanation: "Across" is used when referring to bridges that span from one side to another side of a river.

Question 112: As a teacher, which of the following is the best way to motivate schoolchildren?

  (A) They should be given respectful treatment but in a monitored environment

  (B) Extra freedom should be provided to them to build their confidence

  (C) Engaging activities as per their interest in an environment of trust and care – Correct

  (D) Creating a separate section for them for remedial teaching

Explanation: Engaging students with activities that match their interests in a supportive environment creates intrinsic motivation and better learning outcomes.

Question 113: How do we observe the death anniversary of the famous freedom fighter Tarun Ram Phukan on 28th July?

  (A) Good Governance Day

  (B) Deshbhakti Divas

  (C) Deshraksha Divas – Correct

  (D) None of these

Explanation: The death anniversary of Tarun Ram Phukan on 28th July is observed as Deshraksha Divas (Defense of the Nation Day) in Assam.

Question 114: Which one of the following is not taken into consideration while preparing the blueprint for a test?

  (A) Topic

  (B) Instructional objective

  (C) Form of questions

  (D) Teaching time – Correct

Explanation: Teaching time is not considered in test blueprint preparation; the focus is on topics, objectives, question types, and difficulty levels.

Question 115: Choose the correct option to fill in the blank: He is sitting _____ his reading table.

  (A) at– Correct

  (B) by

  (C) on

  (D) in

Explanation: "At" is used when referring to sitting at a table for activities like reading, eating, or working.

Question 116: Choose the correct option to fill in the blank: He always stammers in public meetings, but his today's speech _____.

  (A) was fairly audible to everyone

  (B) was not liked by the audience

  (C) was not received by the audience

  (D) was surprisingly fluent – Correct

Explanation: The contrast is between his usual stammering and today's speech being surprisingly fluent.

Question 117: Who did not belong to the 'Jonaki Yug'?

  (A) Lakshminath Bezbarua

  (B) Chandra Kumar Agarwala

  (C) Hemchandra Goswami

  (D) Nidhiram Farwell – Correct

Explanation: Nidhiram Farwell was not part of the Jonaki Yug (Age of Light) literary movement in Assamese literature.

Question 118: Humanistic theory requires that each individual

  (A) receives the same instruction and support

  (B) is expected to reach the same standard

  (C) is encouraged to compete with the other

  (D) has an inherent drive towards self-actualization – Correct

Explanation: Humanistic theory emphasizes that every individual has an innate drive toward self-actualization and personal growth.

Question 119: Which is the first Assamese movie to win the National Award for Best Feature Film?

  (A) Dr. Bezbarua

  (B) Halodhia Choraye Baodhan Khai – Correct

  (C) Village Rockstars

  (D) Pratidhwani

Explanation: "Halodhia Choraye Baodhan Khai" (The Catastrophe) was the first Assamese film to win the National Award for Best Feature Film.

Question 120: If x = 29, the value of x⁵ - 30x⁴ + 30x³ - 30x² + 30x is

  (A) 290

  (B) 841

  (C) 0

  (D) 29– Correct

Explanation: Substituting x = 29, we get 29⁵ - 30(29⁴) + 30(29³) - 30(29²) + 30(29) = 29⁵ - 30(29⁴) + 30(29³) - 30(29²) + 30(29) = 29.

Question 121: Choose the correct option to fill in the blank: Before you gave answers, Sir _____ them to us.

  (A) sent

  (B) will send

  (C) had sent– Correct

  (D) was sending

Explanation: "Had sent" is correct because it shows an action completed before another past action (giving answers).

Question 122: Learner diversity implies that

  (A) learners have different intellectual abilities and learning styles

  (B) learners may have special learning needs

  (C) learners may be from different cultures or linguistic backgrounds

  (D) each learner is unique and different from others in several ways – Correct

Explanation: Learner diversity encompasses all aspects of individual differences including abilities, needs, backgrounds, and unique characteristics.

Question 123: Choose the correct option to fill in the blank: I had not expected to meet him; it was quite an _____ meeting.

  (A) organized

  (B) intentional

  (C) undesirable

  (D) accidental – Correct

Explanation: Since the meeting was unexpected, "accidental" best describes the unplanned nature of the encounter.

Question 124: While considering seating arrangement in your class, what is the most desirable plan you can plan to involve children with special needs?

  (A) Provide special chair for children who need more support in the corner of the class

  (B) Make students sit in front along with the teacher's chair for more support

  (C) Make students sit with an intelligent child for better learning

  (D) Allow children to sit with encouraging peer support group – Correct

Explanation: Peer support groups provide social inclusion, collaborative learning, and emotional support for children with special needs.

Question 125: Who is the first recipient of Assam's highest civilian award, 'Assam Baibhav'?

  (A) Dr. Tapan Saikia

  (B) Jitendranath Goswami

  (C) Ratan Tata– Correct

  (D) Baba Ramdev

Explanation: Ratan Tata was the first recipient of Assam Baibhav, Assam's highest civilian award.

Question 126: Which among 7 + 3, 2 + 6, 8 + 2 and 5 + 5 is the smallest?

  (A) 7 + 3

  (B) 2 + 6 – Correct

  (C) 5 + 5

  (D) 8 + 2

Explanation: 7+3=10, 2+6=8, 8+2=10, 5+5=10. The smallest value is 8 (2+6).

Question 127: You are the class teacher of grade X. It is observed that a group of students from English period are often missing their classes, although you meet them during morning attendance, however, it is brought to your notice they are mostly not in the class during the English period. What would you do to ensure students do not miss their classes during school hours?

  (A) Make a note of the repeated behaviour, and call for a group meeting with the students and the concerned teacher to understand their reasons and then take appropriate actions – Correct

  (B) Observe their behaviours, tell them the importance of board exams, and the consequence of failing the exams if they miss the classes

  (C) Reach out to them individually to tell them why they should not miss classes, inform the school authorities and their parents regarding the same

  (D) Make a note of the behaviour, catch hold of the missing students using CCTV cameras and give them the final warning

Explanation: A collaborative approach involving students and teachers to understand root causes and find solutions is most effective for addressing truancy.

Question 128: Choose the correct option to fill in the blank: Columbus was in search _____ America.

  (A) for

  (B) of– Correct

  (C) about

  (D) under

Explanation: "In search of" is the correct prepositional phrase meaning "looking for" or "seeking".

Question 129: "To uphold and protect the sovereignty, unity and integrity of India" is a provision made in which of the following?

  (A) The Preamble of the Constitution

  (B) The Directive Principles of State Policy

  (C) The Fundamental Rights

  (D) The Fundamental Duties– Correct

Explanation: This provision is part of the Fundamental Duties as outlined in Article 51A of the Indian Constitution.

Question 130: Year 1894 is related to

  (A) Patharughat Revolt

  (B) Phulaguri Dhewa

  (C) Rangia Revolt – Correct

  (D) None of these

Explanation: The Rangia Revolt occurred in 1894 as part of the peasant uprisings in Assam against British colonial policies.

Question 131: Assertion : Development proceeds in children at different rates and learning has a unique relationship with it.

Reason : Individual difference plays a great role for learning and development.

Which of the following is the correct option?

  (A) Assertion is correct and Reason explains it well– Correct

  (B) Both Assertion and Reason are incorrect statements

  (C) Assertion is correct but Reason does not explain it well

  (D) Assertion is incorrect but Reason is correct

Explanation: Both assertion and reason are correct, and the reason properly explains why development varies - due to individual differences.

Question 132: The first tea company established in Assam was

  (A) Jorhat Tea Company

  (B) Assam Company– Correct

  (C) Assam-Bengal Tea Company

  (D) None of these

Explanation: The Assam Company was the first tea company established in Assam in 1839.

Question 133: Dewey states that "a good subject matter teaching involves teachers' ability to coordinate between three domains". That are

  (A) effectively structured curriculum, revised syllabus and advanced textbooks

  (B) information about learning style, effective pedagogy and 21st century skills

  (C) pedagogically effective, developmentally effective and intellectually challenging– Correct

  (D) latest integrated technology, learners' backdrop and textbook knowledge

Explanation: Dewey emphasized that effective teaching requires coordination between pedagogical effectiveness, developmental appropriateness, and intellectual challenge.

Question 134: Choose the correct option to fill in the blank: He has been invested _____ great military honour.

  (A) by

  (B) with – Correct

  (C) above

  (D) on

Explanation: "Invested with" means "conferred with" or "bestowed with" an honor or authority.

Question 135: The earliest historical dynasty of Assam was that of the

  (A) Palas

  (B) Varmans

  (C) Narakas – Correct

  (D) Salastambhas

Explanation: The Naraka dynasty is considered the earliest historical dynasty of Assam, mentioned in ancient texts.

Question 136: The best way to manage disruptive students in class is

  (A) to remove them from the class and send them to counsellor so others are not disturbed

  (B) to find out their interests and engage them in challenging activities – Correct

  (C) to reprimand and isolate them in the class corner and give more work

  (D) to call their parents and inform them of school policy on suspension

Explanation: Engaging disruptive students with activities that match their interests and provide appropriate challenge addresses the root cause of their behavior.

Question 137: The unit place digit of 257 is

  (A) 2

  (B) 4

  (C) 6

  (D) 8 – Correct

Explanation: 257 = 2, and the unit place digit of 2 is 2, but 25 = 32, so 257 = 32 × 32 × 32 × 2 = 131,072, which has unit digit 8.

Question 138: An assessment that is generally carried out at the end of a course to assign students a course grade is called

  (A) diagnostic assessment

  (B) formative assessment

  (C) summative assessment – Correct

  (D) contemporary assessment

Explanation: Summative assessment evaluates student learning at the end of a course or unit to assign grades.

Question 139: Which of the following is/are protected area(s) of the white-winged wood duck?

  (A) Nameri National Park

  (B) Namdapha National Park

  (C) Dehing Patkai National Park

  (D) All of these – Correct

Explanation: All three national parks - Nameri, Namdapha, and Dehing Patkai - are protected areas for the white-winged wood duck.

Question 140: "Having a diverse classroom with children from varied social, economic and cultural backgrounds enriches the learning experiences of all students." This statement is

  (A) incorrect, because it can confuse the children and they may feel lost

  (B) correct, because children learn many skills from their peers – Correct

  (C) correct, because it makes the classroom more hierarchical

  (D) incorrect, because it leads to unnecessary competition

Explanation: Diversity in classrooms provides opportunities for peer learning, cultural exchange, and skill development that benefits all students.

Disclaimer *: The above answers and explanations are based on previous years’ Assam TET papers and commonly accepted educational concepts. Candidates are advised to verify all information from official Assam TET sources before using it for exam preparation. This content is for reference and practice purposes only.