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UGC NET December 2021 June 2022 (09.07.2022) Shift-I — Solved Previous Year Questions

50 previous-year questions from UGC NET December 2021 June 2022 (09.07.2022) Shift-I (UGC NET) — each with the correct answer and a clear explanation. Use it as an answer key, or practise the full paper below.

What will be the number of females above the poverty line in State D, if the population of State D is 8 million? · Ans: D
If the male population above the poverty line for State C is 1.9 million, then what is the total population of State C? · Ans: A
What will be the male population above the poverty line for State A if the female population below the poverty line for State A is 2.1 million? · Ans: B
If the population of males below the poverty line for State B is 2.4 million and that for State E is 6 million, the total populations of States B and E are in what ratio? · Ans: A
If the total populations of State C and State D are 5 million and 7 million respectively, what is the difference in the population below the poverty line in these two states? · Ans: C
Which of the following are correct regarding the process of learning? · Ans: B
What is the full form of MOODLE, an open source Learning Management System (LMS)? · Ans: B
Given below are two statements. In the light of the statements, choose the most appropriate answer. · Ans: C
According to Dewey, education is a · Ans: A
The Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya National Mission on Teachers and Teaching has various components. Which of the following is NOT a component under this scheme? · Ans: A
Which of the following are features of the case study method? · Ans: B
Which of the following are remote data collection procedures? · Ans: B
To perform a t-test, which of the following software can be utilised? · Ans: C
Match List I (Types of Research) with List II (Research Characteristic) and choose the correct answer. · Ans: D
The measures of inter-coder reliability are employed in research related to · Ans: D
Transforming ideas, thoughts and messages into verbal and non-verbal signs and symbols is known as · Ans: C
Which of the following are effects of oral communication? · Ans: C
Given below are two statements. In the light of the statements, choose the correct answer. · Ans: A
Identify the correct sequence of the elements of communication set by Aristotle. · Ans: D
Match List I (Types of Communication Effects) with List II (Source of Service) and choose the correct answer. · Ans: C
Find the wrong term in the series: 16, 22, 30, 45, 52, 66 · Ans: D
If the word EARTH is written as QPMZS in coded form, how can the word HEART be written in the same code? · Ans: D
Compute the value of the expression, the square of 0.35 minus the square of 0.03, all divided by 0.19, up to three decimal places. · Ans: B
10 chairs and 5 tables were purchased for Rs. 17,500. If the average cost of a chair is Rs. 1,000, what is the average cost of a table? · Ans: D
An aeroplane started 30 minutes later than the scheduled time from a place 1500 km away from its destination. To reach on schedule, the pilot increased the speed by 250 km/hr. What was the speed of the aeroplane… · Ans: B
In the classical square of opposition, if the proposition 'No S is P' is given as false, then which of the following could be immediately inferred from it? · Ans: D
Which fallacy is committed in the argument 'Smooth sailing is all that's there to life with ABC Insurance Policy'? · Ans: A
Given below are two statements about analogy. In the light of the statements, choose the most appropriate answer. · Ans: A
Given below are two statements about inference in classical Indian logic. In the light of the statements, choose the correct answer. · Ans: C
Which of the following means of knowledge involves the positing of something for making a unit of cognition self-complete? · Ans: B
With respect to data communication, which of the following statements is true about fibre optic cable? · Ans: D
Arrange the following computer memory types from fastest to slowest speed. · Ans: D
Which of the following statements about malware are true? · Ans: D
Match List I (File) with List II (File Format) and choose the correct answer. · Ans: C
In a spreadsheet, cell C2 holds the total of A2 (lunch cost) and B2 (dinner cost). Which formula is best for C2 so that it can be correctly copied down to C3 and C4? · Ans: D
Given below are two statements, one labelled Assertion (A) and the other Reason (R). Choose the most appropriate answer. · Ans: C
Examples of Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) are · Ans: A
In the first commitment period of the Kyoto Protocol, how many greenhouse gases were covered for reducing their emissions? · Ans: C
Given below are two statements, one labelled Assertion (A) and the other Reason (R). Choose the correct answer. · Ans: B
Since the start of the Industrial Revolution, the acidity of the ocean's surface water has · Ans: D
A government university with Institute of Eminence status can have foreign faculty up to a maximum of · Ans: B
Credits earned by a student and stored in the Academic Bank of Credit will, after the date of earning such credits, have validity up to a maximum of · Ans: A
Identify the statutory bodies of a University. · Ans: A
Environmental education must be integral to all academic programmes, as students need to be mainly sensitised about · Ans: D
'How could a lamp, which does not keep on burning, light another lamp?' This statement is from the book titled 'Siksha' (learning). Who is the author of this book? · Ans: A
Despite hegemony, why do marginalized people not protest? · Ans: D
What is the acceptance of domination called? · Ans: C
The dominant ideology survives because of its · Ans: B
According to the passage, the dominant cultural institutions have the power to · Ans: D
The passage explains · Ans: D

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