HP-TGT-COMMISSION-ARTS-2005 QUES: 121-140

HP-TGT-ARTS-COMMISSION-2005 FULLY SOLVED PAPERSQ: 121-140

HP-TGT-ARTS-COMMISSION-2005 FULLY SOLVED PAPERS

Welcome to our exclusive collections of HP TGT Arts commission old/Previous Year Fully solved question papers. All questions are of multiple choice type.These questions are very helpful for those candidates and aspirants who are preparing for the various government and non government exam as well as in interview. HP TGT Arts commission -2005 held on 29.05.2005

Exam name  :  Himachal Pradesh Trained Graduate Teacher Commission
(HP-TGT-ARTS-COMMISSION-2005 )
Total Questions  :  200
Total Marks :  200
Time Allotted   :  2 Hours
Conducted By :  Himachal Pradesh Staff Selection Commission (HPSSC)
Examination Date :  29.05.2005


HP-TGT-ARTS-COMMISSION-2005 FULLY SOLVED PAPERS
Question : 121-140

Question : 121

Question : A place where dead bodies are buried

Answer : Cemetery

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Question : 122

Question : A person who cannot be corrected is

Answer : Incorrigible

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Question : 123

Question : A style full of word is

Answer : Verbose

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Question : 124

Question : A sanguine outlook is associated with the………………..

Answer : Optimist

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Question : 125

Question : We shall not be able to use your alibi in court unless we find someone to……………your statements.

Answer : Coroborate

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Question : 126

Question : …………..a failure of some traffic lights, traffic is moving very slowly

Answer : due to

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Question : 127

Question : There was………..knock on…………..door and I opened it.

Answer : A, the

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Question : 128

Question : True brevity……………. In saying only what needs to be said.

Answer : Consists

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Question : 129

Question : The main purpose of education during Vedic period was

Answer : Spiritual development

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Question : 130

Question : How many students were there in Nalanda University ?

Answer : 10000

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Question : 131

Question : Macaulay came to India as

Answer : Law Member

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Question : 132

Question : According to Wood’s Despatch, the medium of instruction should be

Answer : English & Vernacular

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Question : 133

Question : Who was the founder of Jamia Milia Islamia ?

Answer : Maulana Mohmed Ali

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Question : 134

Question : The chairman of India Education commission (1882) was

Answer : Sir William Hunter

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Question : 135

Question : Which commission recommended the constitution of Board of Secondary Education’ in each province ?

Answer : Indian University Commission

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Question : 136

Question : Which commission suggested to form Executive Council for the internal administration of University ?

Answer : Sadler Commission

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Question : 137

Question : The chairman of the Calcutta University Commission was

Answer : Sir Michael Sadler

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Question : 138

Question : The term of reference of Mudaliar Commission was

Answer : Secondary Education

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Question : 139

Question : Mechanism in school for protection of Human Rights includes

Answer : International Education, observance of human rights & human rights awareness

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Question : 140

Question : When was the office of the United Nations High Commissioner for human Rights (UNHCHR) Created ?

Answer : 1997


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