KSET 2017 Paper 1 Solved Question Paper with Answers

1. Humidity in the air

2. Who described dams as ‘pilgrim centres of development’ ?

3.  State which of the following is false.

4. Match the following :

                   List – I                  List – II

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   1. Silent Valley               a. Karnataka
   
   
   2. Appiko                         b. Madhya Pradesh
   
   
   3. Chipko                         c. Kerala
   
   
   4. Sardar Sarovar           d. Uttar Pradesh
   
   
   
   

 Codes :

5. The word ‘Ecosystem’ was coined by

6. The Comprehensive Wild Life Protection Act in India came into being in the year

7. A dynamic approach to learning implies

8. A student who seeks meaning and reasoning for what s/he learns can be classified as

9. Which of the following practice belongs to the method of Diagnostic Evaluation ?

10. A pragmatic educational philosophy would believe that

11. Which of the following is an example of ‘Intervening variable’ ?

12. Which of the following does not apply to Micro-teaching ?

13. f any person uses official uniforms of naval authorities to falsely represent himself to be a naval officer, he or she shall be guilty of an offence under

14. An editor, according to Section 3(2) of the Working Journalists Act, (an editor) may be retrenched from service with a notice period of

15. Name the official public broadcaster of the country.

16. Indian Press Council consists of

16. Under IPC 124A, whoever by words either spoken or written brings hatred towards a government established by law in India is an offender under

18. In India who ever defames another person shall be punishable with

19. Two statements (a) and (b) given below are followed by two conclusions (i) and (ii). You have to consider the statements are true. Which of the given conclusions logically follows from the given statements ?

 Statements :

 (a) Some musicians are singers.

 (b) All the singers are dancers.

Conclusions :

 (i) Some musicians are dancers.

 (ii) No singer is musician.

20. In the following question a statement is followed by two conclusions numbered (I) and (II). You have to assume everything in the statement to be true, then consider the two conclusion and decide which of them logically follows beyond a reasonable doubt.

Statement :

 The Government of India has decided to allocate Rs. 100 crores each year for 5 years for developing smart cities project

Conclusion :

 (I) Rs. 500 crores is not sufficient for developing smart cities project in India.

 (II) Rs. 500 crores is adequate for developing smart cities project in India.

21. The question below is followed by two arguments (I) and (II). Decide which of the arguments is “strong” and which is “weak”. Choose the correct answer from the given below.

 Statement :

 Should all the infrastructure development projects in India be given to the private sector ?

 Arguments :

 (I) No, private sector units are not equipped with the necessary assets to execute such projects

 (II) Yes, in a developing country such projects could be executed by the private sector.

If the statement “all students are intelligent” is true, which of the following statements are false ?

 (i) No students are intelligent.

 (ii) Some students are intelligent.

 (iii) Some students are not intelligent.

23. Choose the pair of words which shows the same relationship as given at the top. Protagonist: Character

24.There were 6 friends A, B, C, D, E and F. Everyone is good in one of the following games : Baseball, Volleyball, Carom, Hockey, TT and Polo. Each owns a different coloured car-yellow, green, black, white, blue and red. D plays polo and has yellow car. C does not play TT and Hockey and owns neither blue nor yellow car. E has white car and plays Baseball. B doesn’t play TT, he has red car. A plays carom and has black car. Based on this information answer the following question : Which coloured car F owns and which game F plays ?

25. Research ethics does not include

26. Newton’s discovery of the law of gravity belongs to

27. While sampling, if a researcher decides to interview every 15th name on a list, it is an example of

28. UGC insists on research papers to be published in Journals with

29. External validity in research refers to

30. When the likely effects of an incident on a dependent variable are investigated, it is known as

31. ‘University News’ is a weekly journal brought out by

32. Name the Director of NAAC

33. Expand RUSA.

34. The Constitution of India was adopted by the Constituent Assembly on

35. Higher education in India is the responsibility of

36. The Headquarters of NCRI is in

37. PDF is an abbreviation for

38. 4 GB is equal to

39. VOIP means

40. DNS means