NITTT Module 2 Question Paper 2023 September

Q1.  A professional code of ethics emphasizes teachers’ main responsibilities to their

A) relatives
B) friends
C) colleagues
D) students

Answer Key:
D) students

Q2.  The United Nations Countries unanimously adopted the eight Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) during millennium summit of the year

A) 2001
B) 2002
C) 2000
D) 2004

Answer Key:

C) 2000

Q3. Values are the unarticulated __________ that form the foundation for behaviour by professionals or any human being

A) emotions
B) feelings
C) beliefs
D) understandings

Answer Key:

C) beliefs

Q4. Though many codes of conduct may differ across the spectrum, few basic core ethics stand out clearly such as

A) Accept no remuneration for tutoring except in accordance with approved policies of Government / Institutions
B) Never use students to solve his/her personal problems
C) You shall be truthful and transparent.
D) Deal justly and impartially with students regardless of their social, economic, regional and religious background

Answer Key:

C) You shall be truthful and transparent.

Q5. Full form of GNP in the context of economic development is

A) Gross National profit
B) Gross National Product
C) Gross National Pay
D) Gross National Produce

Answer Key:

B) Gross National Product

Q6. Which of the following falls under poor conduct of teacher with authorities?

A) Adhere to procedures and methods consistent with their profession in initiating steps through their own institutional bodies and/or professional organisations for change of any such rule detrimental to the professional interest.
B) Take private tuitions after college time although s/he is not allowed to do.
C) Refrain from availing themselves of leave, except on unavoidable grounds.
D) Co-operate through their organisations in the formulation of policies of the other institutions and accept offices.

Answer Key:

B) Take private tuitions after college time although s/he is not allowed to do.

Q7.  Every professional society seeks to further the cause of that particular

A) organization
B) corporation
C) Legislation
D) profession

Answer Key:

D) profession

Q8. Which of the following DO NOT fall under good conduct of principal?

A) Taking frequent review of academic growth of the college/institute
B) Encourage teachers to attend training programmes organized by the University/ Institute for enhancing academic competence
C) Favour teachers who are interested in doing consultancy work and ask research fellows to engage the classes
D) To keep security of confidential reports from access to outsiders.

Answer Key:

C) Favour teachers who are interested in doing consultancy work and ask research fellows to engage the classes

Q9. Which of the following is not termed as the ‘Panch-tatva’?

A) Earth
B) Space
C) Air
D) Sea

Answer Key:

D) Sea

Q10. Sustainable development calls for a balance between

A) environment, economy and equity
B) environment, economy and society
C) environment, ecology and society
D) environment, economy and ecology

Answer Key:

B) environment, economy and society

Q11. Which SDG Goal of the UN covers Promoting women empowerment through ICT?

A) Goal 4 Quality Education
B) Goal 5 Gender Equality
C) Goal 8 Decent work and economic growth
D) Goal 10 Reduced Inequality

Answer Key:

B) Goal 5 Gender Equality

Q12. As a technical teacher one should teach such that students are encouraged to use constructive techniques and technologies to utilise the earth’s resources without __________ the environment.

A) polluting
B) protecting
C) underusing
D) understanding

Answer Key:

A) polluting

Q13. The industrial revolution has led to the rapid increase in manmade __________ with respect to the Panch Tatva.

A) electronic products
B) dangerous products
C) air pollution
D) genetic modified crops

Answer Key:

C) air pollution

Q14. Cradle-to-Cradle phrase was coined in 1970 by

A) Walter R Stahel
B) Bea Johnson
C) Michael Braungart
D) William McDonough

Answer Key:

A) Walter R Stahel

Q15. Which of the following support sustainability principle?

A) Products, processes, and systems should be Input pushed
B) Products, processes, and systems should target immorality in design
C) Products, processes, and systems should target one size fit all design
D) Products, processes, and systems should be output pulled

Answer Key:

D) Products, processes, and systems should be output pulled

Q16. In the context of sustainability reduce means

A) Use something for long period
B) Use less and create less waste
C) Convert existing into new
D) Allow material to degrade

Answer Key:

B) Use less and create less waste

Q17. Which of the following is NOT a characteristic essentially required in a professional?

A) Professionals continue to create new knowledge in their profession
B) Professionals deal with high stake activities
C) Professionals work based on trust with clients.
D) Professionals work for earning money in abundance.

Answer Key:

D) Professionals work for earning money in abundance.

Q18. University teachers are considered as Professionals whereas, School teachers are not considered as professionals mainly because

A) normally school teachers are less educated as compared to university teachers
B) school teachers provide basic knowledge to students while university teachers provide advanced and more complicated knowledge to students.
C) generally, it is not necessary for school teachers to engage in research but it is essential for university teachers to engage in research or guide students in doing research.
D) school teachers just provide knowledge while university teachers convert students in professionals.

Answer Key:

C) generally, it is not necessary for school teachers to engage in research but it is essential for university teachers to engage in research or guide students in doing research.

Q19.  Lifelong learning essentially requires

A) Attending as many conferences as possible
B) Attending as many training programmes as possible
C) Attending departmental and institutional meetings
D) Reflecting on professional experiences.

Answer Key:

D) Reflecting on professional experiences.

Q20. For teachers in Higher Education it is essential to learn about the new developments taking place in their domain area throughout the world by reading reputed journals, if they do not do it then it is an unethical professional behaviour because of which of the following deficiencies:

(i) They will not be able to guide effectively for research in emerging areas
(ii) They will not be able to develop state of art curriculum in their discipline
(iii) Their API (Academic Performance Index) will be relatively less as compared to others who read reputed journals

The deficiency(ies) responsible for unethical behaviour resulting from lack of learning from new developments is/are:

A) Only (i)
B) Only (i) and (ii)
C) Only (i) and (iii)
D) (i), (ii) and (iii)

Answer Key:

B) Only (i) and (ii)

Q21. Mentoring and counselling services in institute will not be successful for personality development of the students when

A) Biased approaches of personality development are encouraged.
B) Team-learning and collaborative learning are promoted.
C) There is recognition of potential of young students.
D) There are adequate opportunities for empowering the students.

Answer Key:

A) Biased approaches of personality development are encouraged.

Q22. Transparency in teaching learning process means

A) Ensuring that relevant information is available to all stake holders
B) making laboratory manuals
C) making student teacher interaction possible all the time.
D) distributing lesson plans

Answer Key:

A) Ensuring that relevant information is available to all stake holders

Q23. The Gurushishya Parampara is based on

A) Trust and respect and Devotion shown by shishya
B) Guru Dakshina demanded by Guru
C) Methodologies such that Shishya can get preaching at own doorstep
D) Power shown by Guru

Answer Key:

A) Trust and respect and Devotion shown by shishya

Q24. If a teacher does not orient students about the assessment scheme of the course and his expectations of performance, then it can be called

A) negative attitude
B) neutral attitude
C) unethical behaviour
D) unlawful act

Answer Key:

C) unethical behaviour

Q25.  “Feeling of possessing required physical resources in abundance is termed as __________.”

A) Prosperity
B) happiness
C) pride
D) Fortune

Answer Key:

A) Prosperity

Q26. For a professional to become an expert it is essential to have

A) Creativity
B) Innovativeness
C) Experience
D) High Intelligence

Answer Key:

C) Experience

Q27. If a professional engineering college teacher is not able to develop the required competency in the students of his/her class, as s/he is lazy of to acquire in depth knowledge of that course, it means that the teacher’s behaviour is

A) illogical
B) uncouth (Ungraceful)
C) uneducated
D) unethical

Answer Key:

D) unethical

Q28. When the nature of professionals’ work is complex (such as that of engineering college teachers) by which it is difficult for their clients (such as the students) to detect their mistakes, the professionals have to __________ themselves for an ethical behaviour.

A) Be active
B) Self-regulate
C) exercise
D) discuss among

Answer Key:

B) Self-regulate

Q29. Which of the following is NOT one of the twelve green engineering principles propounded by Anastas and Warner (1998)

A) Designers need to strive to ensure that all materials and energy inputs and outputs are as inherently Non-hazardous as possible.
B) It is better to prevent waste than to treat or clean up waste after it is formed.
C) Targeted durability, not immortality, should be a design goal for products. But, after useful use of a product to be thrown away.
D) Material and energy inputs should be renewable rather than depleting.

Answer Key:

C) Targeted durability, not immortality, should be a design goal for products. But, after useful use of a product to be thrown away.

Q30. Identify the item that takes more than six months to decompose

A) Banana Peel
B) News Paper
C) Orange peel
D) Plywood

Answer Key:

D) Plywood

Q31. __________ propounded the Concept of 5Rs for sustainable development.

A) Bea Johnson
B) John Evelyn
C) Gilbert Rist
D) Walter R Stahel

Answer Key:

A) Bea Johnson

Q32. A good and strong organisation culture __________ loyalty among the employees.

A) decreases
B) increases
C) destabilises
D) looks for

Answer Key:

B) increases

Q33. Excellence in their profession is __________ quality required in professionals to ensure ethical behavior by them

A) an essential
B) a desirable
C) an extraordinary
D) a special

Answer Key:

A) an essential

Q34. The __________ of a company play/s a great role in image building of the company as well as that of employees.

A) family ownership
B) core values
C) profit earning
D) size

Answer Key:

B) core values

Q35. Professional excellence requires __________ which can be formal, non-formal, or informal.

A) lifelong learning
B) acceptance
C) working
D) advertising

Answer Key:

A) lifelong learning

Q36. Accountability of a teacher means that s/he has to

A) only focus on teaching and assessment
B) work for overall development of students including academics
C) ensure that students can earn somehow
D) only to plan his lecture and deliver effectively

Answer Key:

B) work for overall development of students including academics

Q37. Select the option which is not example of any of the 5Rs.

A) Using plastic glasses instead of glassware.
B) Making bags out of newspaper.
C) Using solar lamps in home.
D) Use of mended shoes by replacing worn out sole.

Answer Key:

A) Using plastic glasses instead of glassware.

Q38. Read the following statement-

‘Environment and sustainability: Understand the impact of the professional engineering solutions in societal and environmental contexts, and demonstrate the knowledge of, and need for sustainable development’ is a statement of NBA prescribed

A) Programme Educational Outcomes
B) Programme Outcomes
C) Course outcomes
D) Programme Specific Outcomes

Answer Key:

B) Programme Outcomes

Q39. Arrange the items in increasing order of decomposition time (Highest time at the last)

(i) Plastic bottles
(ii) Leather shoe
(iii) Rubber material
(iv) Plywood

A) (i) (ii) (iii) (iv)
B) (i) (iii) (iv) (ii)
C) (ii) (iii) (iv) (i)
D) (iv) (ii) (iii) (i)

Answer Key:

D) (iv) (ii) (iii) (i)

Q40. Your ‘joy’ (or sadanand) is something which will not be disturbed by the happenings around you, because it wells up from deep within yourself, as it is rooted in the __________ and priorities that you have chosen.

A) emotions
B) desires
C) right value system
D) affections

Answer Key:

C) right value system

Q41. Using water- based solvents instead of chemical solvents is an example of which R out of 5Rs

A) Reduce
B) Refuse
C) Reuse
D) Repair

Answer Key:

B) Refuse

Q42. If a person has a habit of taking only required amount of drinking water for every serving so that water is not wasted, then it can be said as an example of which R out of 5 R’s

A) Recycle
B) Refuse
C) Reduce
D) Reuse

Answer Key:

C) Reduce

Q43. With respect to the different orders this world, can be classified in ………. Orders.

A) Six
B) Five
C) Four
D) Three

Answer Key:

C) Four

Q44. The present-day definition of healthy person is ‘when that person is

A) physically and mentally fit
B) physically and socially fit
C) mentally and socially fit
D) physically, mentally and socially fit

Answer Key:

D) physically, mentally and socially fit

Q45. For achieving harmony with oneself, the most important condition is that one should go with profession …………..

A) which has more glamour

B) which has more power

C) which has more income

D) which is of one’s own choice

Answer Key:

D) which is of one’s own choice

Q46. Socrates has said ‘……………. is the cause of all evils’.

A) Perseverance

B) Ignorance

C) Innocence

D) Independence

Answer Key:

B) Ignorance

Q47. Argyris, C. (1974) says that there is problem of mismatch between individual desires and individual actions in their professional life due to the oscillation between the ……………types of theories

A) two

B) three

C) four

D) five

Answer Key:

A) two

Q48. ‘Happiness is mainly because of the ……………………

A) happenings around you

B) wealth with you

C) friends around you

D) fame around you

Answer Key:

A) happenings around you

Q49. Which one of the following is not recycled?

A) Paper

B) Plastic

C) Food

D) Metal

Answer Key:

C) Food

Q50. Social, economic and environmental equity is the necessary condition for achieving ………………………

A) Social development

B) Economic development

C) Sustainable development

D) Ecological development

Answer Key:

C) Sustainable development

Q51. Out of the following characteristic, the characteristic which is NOT an essential characteristic of modern counselling is…………………………….

A) Bureaucratic

B) Pro-active

C) Empowering

D) Interactive

Answer Key:

A) Bureaucratic

Q52. One out of the twelve Green Engineering Principles, Design of products, processes, and systems must include integration and interconnectivity with available energy and materials flows. This supports ……….

A) Reduce Recycle of 5’Rs

B) Profitability

C) Energy balance

D) Continuity

Answer Key:

A) Reduce Recycle of 5’Rs

Q53. During the ‘Guru-Shishya Parampara’ days, ‘The knowledge in all respects and in all the three domains of learning is passed on from the teacher to the student through the spiritual, intellectual and ………………bonding between them.

A) actual

B) virtual

C) emotional

D) functional

Answer Key:

C) emotional

Q54. In cradle to Cradle Approach, the biological nutrients return to the organic cycle and are consumed by microorganisms and other creatures in the soil, whereas technical nutrients referred to those materials that are considered as waste after their use, also become ————

A) Commodity for exchange with fresh raw material

B) food for new and better material/product,

C) Used as by-product

D) High scrap value item

Answer Key:

B) food for new and better material/product,

Q55. In industrialized world, People and our planet earth are seen to have positive impact on value system of any organization and its sustainability. This concept needs to be percolated up to the bottom most level in organizations for sustainable development. This statement supports…

A) Sustainability framework

B) Value education

C) Environmental Protection

D) Poverty alleviation

Answer Key:

A) Sustainability framework

Q56. …………. control and govern the behaviour of a person according to norms set by others

A) feelings

B) ethics

C) beliefs

D) values

Answer Key:

B) ethics

Q57. Development means ‘improvement in country’s economic and ……………… conditions’.

A) academic

B) industrial

C) social

D) rural

Answer Key:

C) social

Q58. Which of the following is considered good conduct of the teacher with society?

A) Criticise in public, authenticity of content of advertisement about his/her own college.

B) Encourage his students to participate in NSS/ NCC and such activities.

C) Create a bias for persons speaking a certain regional language.

D) Disregard activities encouraging spirit of national integration.

Answer Key:

B) Encourage his students to participate in NSS/ NCC and such activities.

Q59. Identify the option that includes only professionals as defined in course material

A) Teacher in Higher Education, Teacher Higher Secondary school, Engineer

B) Carpenter, Teacher Higher Secondary school, Architect

C) Lawyer, Teacher in Higher Education, Engineer

D) Teacher Higher Secondary school, Architect, Engineer

Answer Key:

C) Lawyer, Teacher in Higher Education, Engineer

Q60. Accountability in teaching in higher education institutions does not include..

A) ensuring that most students attend classes regularly.

B) attending teacher association programme though compromising the teaching hours.

C) self updatating byof teacher in knowledge and skills.

D) Monitoring that students do not have any other affiliations to unlawful activities in college hours.

Answer Key:

B) attending teacher association programme though compromising the teaching hours.

Q61. Identify the option which is ethical for a teacher

A) Without knowing the capacity of students expecting lot from them.

B) Identifying the weaknesses of students for punishing them

C) Creating an active learning -oriented environment inside the classroom and to ensure two-way communication in the classroom

D) Stay away from student’s counselling and giving punishment for wrong behaviour

Answer Key:

C) Creating an active learning -oriented environment inside the classroom and to ensure two-way communication in the classroom

Q62. Professionalism is…

A) an abstract and complex concept

B) a concrete and simple concept

C) a concrete and complex concept

D) an abstract and simple concept

Answer Key:

A) an abstract and complex concept

Q63. A teacher has a habit of switching off the lights and fans in classroom after everyone leaves class. What does this indicate?

(i) feeing of accountability to save electricity

(ii) feeling of responsibility

(iii) teacher’s duty towards students

(iv) Ethical behaviour of teacher to students

the most correct answer of following is –

A) only (i)

B) only (ii) and (iii)

C) only (i) and (ii)

D) only (i) (ii) and (iv)

Answer Key:

D) only (i) (ii) and (iv)

Q64. Which of the following DO NOT fall under good conduct of teacher?

A) Co-operate in the formulation of policies or the institution by accepting various offices.

B) Offer guidance to needy students without taking other advantages.

C) Guide student clubs in innovative activities.

D) Paying meagre attention to placement related performance of students.

Answer Key:

D) Paying meagre attention to placement related performance of students.

Q65. A person with neutral attitude generally tends to ….

A) destroy every image related to positive attitude.

B) be more of a positive attitude.

C) not to ignore the problems in life.

D) ignore the problems in life.

Answer Key:

D) ignore the problems in life.

Q66. Economists Sinha & Sen in the year 2000 identified main indicators that different definitions of poverty include. Which of the following options includes all the correct indicators?-

(i) lack of income to acquire minimum necessities of life: per capita income

(ii) per capita consumption expenditure

(iii) per capita calorie intake

(iv) availability of the size of land holding.

A) Only (i)

B) Only (i) (ii)

C) Only (i) (ii) (iv)

D) Only (i) (ii) (iii) (iv)

Answer Key:

D) Only (i) (ii) (iii) (iv)

Q67. Which of the following is/are main reason/reasons for human tendency to purchase big, costly and fancy things such as palatial houses, luxury cars, fancy mobiles et

(i) Humans have superimposed needs of mind on needs of body.

(ii) Humans have superimposed needs of body on needs of mind.

(iii) Humans give more importance to needs of body as compared to needs of mind

The correct reasons are:

A) Only (i)

B) Only (ii)

C) Only (i) and (iii)

D) Only (ii) and (iii)

Answer Key:

A) Only (i)

Q68. The meaning of “Prosperity’” in Hindi or Sanskrit is ………………

A) सुख – Sukh

B) सौभाग्य –Sobhagya

C) समृद्धि – Samriddhi’

D) संपत्ति – Sampatti’

Answer Key:

C) समृद्धि – Samriddhi’

Q69. For Harmonious lives professionals should aspire to have:

A) Wealth and Prosperity

B) Prosperity and Happiness

C) Happiness and Wealth

D) Happiness, Wealth and Prosperity

Answer Key:

B) Prosperity and Happiness

Q70. The relationship between professionals and clients must be mainly based on trust because of which of the following reason (s):

(i) Services provided by the professionals are so complex that clients normally cannot judge the true quality of services.

(ii) The outcome of services provided by professionals also depends upon efforts of clients and hence it is not possible to fix the responsibility in case outcomes are not as expected.

(iii) The context in which professionals provide services are so complex and uncertain that despite of capability and best efforts of professional the outcomes may not be as expected.

The correct answer is

A) Only (i)

B) Only (i) and (ii)

C) Only (i) and (iii)

D) (i), (ii) and (iii)

Answer Key:

D) (i), (ii) and (iii)

Q71. The main reason for lack of trust between many of the professionals and their clients in present times is…………………

A) Image of professionals that they are less capable

B) Image of professionals that they have become more money minded

C) Expectations have clients have risen too much

D) Image of professionals that they have become lazy or indifferent.

Answer Key:

B) Image of professionals that they have become more money minded

Q72. Cradle-to-Cradle design ensures that material flows cyclically in appropriate, continuous biological or technical nutrient cycles. All waste materials are productively re-incorporated into new production cycle, fulfilling the concept ………

A) waste= waste

B) waste = food for next process

C) food = fresh raw material

D) food= energy for next process

Answer Key:

B) waste = food for next process

Q73. As per UGC Guidelines of Good Academic Research Practices (GARP 2020) Researchers, particularly at a university, serve multiple roles. Identify the statement which is not in line with stated roles-

A) Researchers serve on commit tees at the university and for professional societies.

B) Researchers may also be called upon to share their expertise with the larger community of which the university is a part.

C) Researchers are not expected to contribute their time to conduct peer reviews for scholarly journals and attend conferences.

D) Over time, Researchers may teach and mentor other students.

Answer Key:

C) Researchers are not expected to contribute their time to conduct peer reviews for scholarly journals and attend conferences.

Q74. The subject which enables you to understand ‘what is valuable` for human happiness is called……………

A) psychological education.

B) physical education

C) Value Education.

D) worthwhile education.

Answer Key:

C) Value Education.

Q75. The four types of attitude identified are ….

A) Positive, Negative, Neutral, Sick

B) Positive, Negative, Neutral, Worthwhile

C) Positive, Negative, Neutral, Sikken

D) Positive, Negative, Neutral, Proactive

Answer Key:

C) Positive, Negative, Neutral, Sikken

Q76. “The Gurukul system was founded on Experiential Learning and some of the main strategies followed to impart education were Problem-solving and inquiry-based teaching”. Based on this statement select the most correct option-

A) A teacher should focus on using teaching methods i.e. lectures with demonstrations, field work and conventional laboratory work

B) A teacher should focus on teaching methods i.e. lectures with two -way discussions, demonstrations, self- learning, field work and conventional laboratory and project work

C) A teacher should focus more on teaching methods such as lectures with two- way discussions, group work, demonstrations, open ended projects, field work and innovative laboratory experimentation

D) A teacher should focus only on teaching methods such as teacher- centric lectures, group work, demonstrations, open ended projects, field work and innovative laboratory experimentation

Answer Key:

C) A teacher should focus more on teaching methods such as lectures with two- way discussions, group work, demonstrations, open ended projects, field work and innovative laboratory experimentation

Q77. The Human Development Index (HDI) defined by UNDP in 1994. The HDI value of country is indicated by…

A) Infant mortality, Educational attainment and decent standard of living.

B) Longevity, Educational attainment and decent standard of living

C) Nutrition, Educational attainment and decent standard of living

D) Longevity, Educational attainment, infant mortality

Answer Key:

B) Longevity, Educational attainment and decent standard of living

Q77. Which of the following DO NOT fall under good conduct of principal?8

(i) Taking frequent review of academic growth of the college/institute

(ii) Encourage teachers to attend training programmes organized by the University/ Institute for enhancing academic competence

(iii) Favour teachers who are interested in doing consultancy work and ask research fellows to engage the classes

(iv) To keep security of confidential reports from access to outsiders.

A) Only (i) (iii)

B) Only (iii)

C) Only (i) (ii) (iv)

D) Only (i) (ii) (iii) (iv)

Answer Key:

B) Only (iii)

Q79. If a teacher avoids teaching difficult and complex portions of the courses and also makes very less efforts to have mastery over that ‘Complex and Vast Body of Knowledge’, then it can be called

(i) loss of values to teaching profession

(ii) unethical practice.

(iii) careless behaviour

(iv) discriminative behaviour

Out of the given options choose the most correct option.

A) only (i)

B) only (i) and (iii)

C) only (i) and (iv)

D) only (ii) and (iii)

Answer Key:

D) only (ii) and (iii)

Q80. Identify the statement that ‘does not’ support characteristics of professional

A) They work in high stake environment.

B) They do not share knowledge of recent development in their field.

C) They have vast and complex knowledge.

D) They create new knowledge.

Answer Key:

B) They do not share knowledge of recent development in their field.

Q81. Which of the options is not recommended to spread the message amongst the students to manage the use of water for sustainable future.

A) To allow use of fresh water for gardening

B) Recycling of water.

C) Save water campaigns.

D) Campaign for cleaning rivers

Answer Key:

A) To allow use of fresh water for gardening

Q82. ‘National Income’ is the total market value of production of an economy during a year. Identify the option which is not adopted as a way to measure National Income.

A) Value of expenditures method

B) Value of inputs used in production method

C) Sum of value added at each level of production method.

D) Sum of income of every citizen method

Answer Key:

D) Sum of income of every citizen method

Q83. Poverty Alleviation means

A) Development of industries

B) Capacity building of poor to fulfil basic needs

C) Food Donation to poor

D) Construction of Public facilities like toilets

Answer Key:

B) Capacity building of poor to fulfil basic needs

Q84. According to Federal Research Misconduct Policy, 2000 the US Office of Science and Technology Policy, defines “Research misconduct” as…

A) “fabrication, falsification, or plagiarism in proposing, performing, or reviewing research, or in reporting research results”

B) “fabrication, and plagiarism in performing, or reviewing research, or in reporting research results”

C) “fabrication, falsification, or plagiarism in reviewing research, or in reporting research results”

D) “fabrication, falsification in performing research”

Answer Key:

A) “fabrication, falsification, or plagiarism in proposing, performing, or reviewing research, or in reporting research results”

Q85. Values of a person are principles that help him decide….

A) What is important to him/her?

B) What is needed for him/her?

C) What is true for him/her?

D) What is justified to him/her?

Answer Key:

A) What is important to him/her?

Q86. Value Education enables one NOT to:

A) rationalize one’s needs and priorities

B) visualize one’s life goals correctly

C) indicate right direction for making efforts to fulfil them

D) evaluate one’s own educational level

Answer Key:

D) evaluate one’s own educational level

Q87. …………… means to use something again either for its original purpose or to fulfil a different function.

A) Reuse

B) Replenish

C) Recreate

D) Recycle

Answer Key:

A) Reuse

Q88. For managing the professional societies some professional leaders are required who can identify the mistakes committed in complex situations by their fellow professionals and give honest and constructive feedback to them. Therefore, professional excellence is a necessary condition also for ………… of professions.

A) Self-regulation

B) Sustenance

C) Audit

D) Certification

Answer Key:

A) Self-regulation

Q89. Professional excellence is an ………. for professionals for maintaining the trust bestowed or reposed on them by their clients.

A) Desired condition

B) Essential condition

C) Fit condition

D) Optional condition

Answer Key:

B) Essential condition

Q90. For being successful in contributing to cases in profession, a professional should have the ability to understand the context of every case, diagnose the problem, identify the most suitable solution and apply/execute it effectively and efficiently according to the context of the problem to get the desired outcome. This ability to work successfully across a full range and different types of activities is ……

A) professional wisdom

B) professional excellence

C) professional activity

D) professional diligence

Answer Key:

B) professional excellence

Q91. The effectiveness and efficiency of the counselling and mentoring services depend on numerous ……………………. factors

A) discriminative and encouraging

B) ranking and assessing

C) facilitating and restraining

D) motivating and demotivating

Answer Key:

C) facilitating and restraining

Q92. The types of counselling are..

A) reactive and proactive.

B) Reactive and reflective.

C) Active and reactive.

D) Formative and summative

Answer Key:

A) reactive and proactive.

Q93. Identify which statement does not indicate general characteristic of 21st century students of university system-

A) They want traditional ways of teaching learning in classroom.

B) They have different styles of learning. So, they want flexibility in learning process and learning methods matching to their learning styles.

C) They explore opportunities for learning and not for getting bored listening for hours and hours without relevance to their needs

D) They want psychological, emotional and social support during the process of learning.

Answer Key:

A) They want traditional ways of teaching learning in classroom.

Q94. The process of converting waste into resources such as electricity, heat, compost and fuel is called…

A) Reuse

B) Recycle

C) Refresh

D) Repair

Answer Key:

B) Recycle

Q95. One of the purposes of self-exploration can be described as recognizing one’s ……… with every unit in existence and fulfilling it.

A) relationship

B) temperament

C) nature

D) hobbies

Answer Key:

A) relationship

Q96. Select the statement that is not true for ‘Values’

A) Values are stimuli for thinking

B) Values help in making decision as to what is more important.

C) Values motivate people to do better in life

D) Values are taught in the classroom.

Answer Key:

D) Values are taught in the classroom.

Q97. Which of the following is NOT a characteristic essentially required in a professional?

A) Professionals work for earning money in abundance.

B) Professionals continue to create new knowledge in their profession

C) Professionals deal with high stake activities.

D) Professionals work based on trust with clients.

Answer Key:

A) Professionals work for earning money in abundance.

Q98. The relationship between professionals and clients has to be mainly based on trust because of which of the following reason (s):

(i) Services provided by the professionals are so complex that clients normally cannot judge the true quality of services.

(ii) The outcome of services provided by professionals also depends upon efforts of clients and hence it is not possible to fix the responsibility in case outcomes are not as expected.

(iii) The context in which professionals provide services are so complex and uncertain that despite of capability and best efforts of professional the outcomes may not be as expected.

A) (i), (ii) and (iii)

B) Only (i)

C) Only (i) and (ii)

D) Only (i) and (iii)

Answer Key:

A) (i), (ii) and (iii)

Q99. As per UGC Guidelines of Good Academic Research Practices (GARP 2020) doctoral training, unlike earlier education and training, is about becoming an independent researcher. The students are responsible: (Identify the incorrect statement out of given options)

A) to know what it means to be a scholar in good standing with respect to the rules and regulations of an institution

B) to be systematic and rigorous in the conduct of research and follow safe practices

C) to do research work on own without consulting anyone and maintain accurate research records

D) to present the findings in an unbiased, ethical manner in accordance with the highest standards of research integrity

Answer Key:

C) to do research work on own without consulting anyone and maintain accurate research records

Q100. The most important condition for sustainable harmonious condition between two individuals is……

A) Affection for each other

B) Dependence on each other

C) Trust between them

D) Liking for each other

Answer Key:

C) Trust between them

For updates and discussion on NITTT modules join our telegram group