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Social Studies is the main subject in the CTET exam Paper II (Also in UTET, MPTET, State TET, REET and other teaching exams). In CTET Exam, the Social Studies section comprises a total 60 questions of 60 marks, in which 40 questions come from the content section i.e.History, Geography and Political Science and the rest 20 questions from Social Studies Pedagogy section.

CTET / HTET / UTET / REET Social Studies Questions From Previous Papers
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1. Where is the Central AGMARK Laboratory situated?
2. The territory of Lok Sabha Constituency is determined by the
3. As per Howard Gardner's theory of multiple intelligence, what would be the characteristics of a person with 'Logico-mathematical' intelligence?
4. Project work is important, because
5. Which one of the following organisations believes in Upanishads?
6. Which disease is prevented by TAB vaccine?
7. The name of any State can be changed by
8. Which one of the following layers of the atmosphere helps in the transmission of radio waves?
9. Which word was used by Thurstone for 'Intelligence'?
10. Watching her granddaughter arguing with her father for going on a school trip, the grandmother says, ''Why can't you be obedient like a good girl? Who will marry you if you behave like a boy?'' This statement reflects which of the following?
11. You are teaching 'Unity in Diversity' to the students of Class VIII. Which of the following activities would you do to make the students understand the concept effectively?
12. The concept of developmental task was proposed by
13. The Christian missionaries in the 19th century wanted to introduce Christian education in India to
14. Under which Article of 'Right to Information Act, 2005' the desired information can be obtained by applicant ?
15. Normative dimension of Social Sciences includes which of the following dimensions?
16. A concept learnt by a student in mathematics class is used by her in Geography 'class. This is an example of
17. Which one of the following is not among the three jewels of Buddhism?
18. The 'dry and abstract' presentation of content in Civics textbooks can be brought alive by a teacher
19. Most essential for jelly making is
20. Pepper Research Institute is located at
21. Khanqahs in Sufism refer to
22. There are five students having physical disability in a class. During the games period they should be
23. Errors made by students in classes above 5 must be considered as indicators of
24. The Mid-day Meal Programme is said to have many positive effects. Which one of the following is not one of them?
25. The progeny of nucleus seed is

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