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CTET Paper 2 Language-2 English Model Set-2 Question Answer And Online MCQ Test
This is the 2nd set of English Language (II) part of the CTET Paper 2 exam. I hope this test “CTET Paper 2 Language-II English Model Set-2” will definitely help you in your preparation and increase your chances of getting good marks.
CTET Paper 2 Language-2 English Model Set-2 Question Answer
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Directions: Read the passage given below and answer the questions (1 - 8) that follow :
1. Surrounded by verdant forests, natural springs, and blue hills, Netarhat is Jharkhand’s best-kept secret, located in the district of Latehar, at a distance of about 151 km from the capital city of Ranchi. This quaint hill station brings solace and gives visitors much-deserved refuge from the hustle and bustle of cities. It is located at an altitude of 3696 feet, allowing people to enjoy magnificent views. Fabulous sunrises and stunning sunsets leave the visitors awestruck. Explore the surreal beauty of this beautiful place, also known as “Queen of Chota Nagpur”, and return refreshed and rejuvenated.
2. With its shimmering waters, sparkling reflections, cool air, and breathtaking scenery, Netarhat lake offers serenity to its visitors. It is an ideal spot for picnics, and the lake’s tranquil waters tempt you to go boating as well. Get closer to nature with the most beautiful forests in Jharkhand, and the pine forests. Netarhat, with its pretty lakes, shady valleys, mountain villages and thick evergreen forests filled with gorgeous pine trees, provides a panoramic scene to the visitors. The pine forests surrounded by mists in winter, make any traveller feel as though they have been transported to another world entirely.
3. The most well-known location is the Sunrise Point which offers a spectacular view of the sunrising that resembles an oil painting. Visitors cannot help but be struck by the sun’s rays as they emerge from valleys covered in lush vegetation and cluster of tall trees. The most picturesque view of the sunrise is visible from Hotel Prabhat Vihar, situated 17 km from Bazaar Haat. Netarhat certainly is a perfect getaway in the heart of nature. Guest houses provide cosy accommodations and a heavenly dining pallete to its visitors.
2. With its shimmering waters, sparkling reflections, cool air, and breathtaking scenery, Netarhat lake offers serenity to its visitors. It is an ideal spot for picnics, and the lake’s tranquil waters tempt you to go boating as well. Get closer to nature with the most beautiful forests in Jharkhand, and the pine forests. Netarhat, with its pretty lakes, shady valleys, mountain villages and thick evergreen forests filled with gorgeous pine trees, provides a panoramic scene to the visitors. The pine forests surrounded by mists in winter, make any traveller feel as though they have been transported to another world entirely.
3. The most well-known location is the Sunrise Point which offers a spectacular view of the sunrising that resembles an oil painting. Visitors cannot help but be struck by the sun’s rays as they emerge from valleys covered in lush vegetation and cluster of tall trees. The most picturesque view of the sunrise is visible from Hotel Prabhat Vihar, situated 17 km from Bazaar Haat. Netarhat certainly is a perfect getaway in the heart of nature. Guest houses provide cosy accommodations and a heavenly dining pallete to its visitors.
1. Read the following statements :
(A) Netarhat is located at a height of 3696 feet.
(B) It is referred to as the ‘Queen of Chota Nagpur’.
(C) Netarhat is blessed with verdant banyan forests.
(A) Netarhat is located at a height of 3696 feet.
(B) It is referred to as the ‘Queen of Chota Nagpur’.
(C) Netarhat is blessed with verdant banyan forests.
(1) (A), (B) and (C) are all correct
(2) (A) and (C) are correct, (B) is incorrect
(3) (B) and (C) are correct, (A) is incorrect
(4) (A) and (B) are correct, (C) is incorrect
(2) (A) and (C) are correct, (B) is incorrect
(3) (B) and (C) are correct, (A) is incorrect
(4) (A) and (B) are correct, (C) is incorrect
Correct Answer: (4) (A) and (B) are correct, (C) is incorrect
2. The underlined word in the phrase ‘this quaint hill station brings (solace) ....’ implies :
(1) it brings peace and comfort
(2) it makes you breathless
(3) it makes you visit the place year after year
(4) it evokes curiosity
(2) it makes you breathless
(3) it makes you visit the place year after year
(4) it evokes curiosity
Correct Answer: (1) it brings peace and comfort
3. As mentioned in para 1,
the quaint hill station, Netarhat gives peace and calm to visitors because :
the quaint hill station, Netarhat gives peace and calm to visitors because :
(1) they can go paragliding from hill tops
(2) they can be away from hectic city life
(3) they can go fishing in the lake waters
(4) they can enjoy train rides
(2) they can be away from hectic city life
(3) they can go fishing in the lake waters
(4) they can enjoy train rides
Correct Answer: (2) they can be away from hectic city life
4. Complete the given word analogy :
gorgeous : beautiful :: tranquil : ?
gorgeous : beautiful :: tranquil : ?
(1) blue-green
(2) misty
(3) peaceful
(4) choppy
(2) misty
(3) peaceful
(4) choppy
Correct Answer: (3) peaceful
5. The Sunrise Point offers visitors a breathtaking view of :
(1) the sunrise
(2) an oil painting
(3) lush vegetation
(4) Both (1) and (3)
(2) an oil painting
(3) lush vegetation
(4) Both (1) and (3)
Correct Answer: (1) the sunrise
6. Identify the parts of speech of the underlined words in the given sentence :
‘Fabulous (sunrises) and stunning sunsets leave the visitors (awestruck).’
‘Fabulous (sunrises) and stunning sunsets leave the visitors (awestruck).’
(1) verb, adjective
(2) noun, adjective
(3) verb, adverb
(4) noun, adverb
(2) noun, adjective
(3) verb, adverb
(4) noun, adverb
Correct Answer: (2) noun, adjective
7. Which one of the following scenic views is not found in Netarhat?
(1) scintillating views of sunrises
(2) refugee camps
(3) beautiful sunrises and sunsets
(4) clusters of tall pine trees
(2) refugee camps
(3) beautiful sunrises and sunsets
(4) clusters of tall pine trees
Correct Answer: (2) refugee camps
8. The phrase ‘hustle and bustle of cities’ implies :
(1) busy and noisy cities
(2) beauty and eye catching views of cities
(3) stunning sights and scenes of cities
(4) peace and calm of cities
(2) beauty and eye catching views of cities
(3) stunning sights and scenes of cities
(4) peace and calm of cities
Correct Answer: (1) busy and noisy cities
Directions: Read the passage given below and answer the questions (9 - 15) that follow :
1. It was Somi’s idea that we meet at the pool in ten years time. “When we are men, we must come back to this place, ten years from today,” he said. “Rusty, at midday on 5 April 1964, we must return to the pool, no matter where we are, or what we are doing. Promise?” It was a school boy’s pledge, and made in deadly earnest. As boys, we usually mean the things we say. . And so we shook hands on it and dived back into the water.
2. The pool had been discovered by me a few months earlier. I remember that it was going to rain... I could see the rain moving across the foothills, and I could smell it on the breeze. But instead of turning homewards, I pushed my way through the leaves and brambles that grew across the forest path. I had heard the murmur of water and I wanted to see and touch it. Sliding down the rockface into a small ravine, I found a stream running over a bed of shingle. Water trickled down from the hillside, from amongst ferns and grasses and wild primroses. The rocks beside the stream were smooth, and some of them were grey and some yellow. A small waterfall came down the rocks and formed a deep pool of apple-green water.
3. When I saw the pool, I ran back to town to tell the others. Anil and Somi were my closest friends. Anil lived in a crowded lane of the Dilaram Bazaar. He was wild and a little dangerous, subject to moods and impulses. Somi was sensitive and gentle in his ways, but common with Anil he had a sense of fun and an instinct for adventure. The pool was my own discovery, and I was proud of it. “We’ll call it Rusty pool”, said Somi.
2. The pool had been discovered by me a few months earlier. I remember that it was going to rain... I could see the rain moving across the foothills, and I could smell it on the breeze. But instead of turning homewards, I pushed my way through the leaves and brambles that grew across the forest path. I had heard the murmur of water and I wanted to see and touch it. Sliding down the rockface into a small ravine, I found a stream running over a bed of shingle. Water trickled down from the hillside, from amongst ferns and grasses and wild primroses. The rocks beside the stream were smooth, and some of them were grey and some yellow. A small waterfall came down the rocks and formed a deep pool of apple-green water.
3. When I saw the pool, I ran back to town to tell the others. Anil and Somi were my closest friends. Anil lived in a crowded lane of the Dilaram Bazaar. He was wild and a little dangerous, subject to moods and impulses. Somi was sensitive and gentle in his ways, but common with Anil he had a sense of fun and an instinct for adventure. The pool was my own discovery, and I was proud of it. “We’ll call it Rusty pool”, said Somi.
9. Identify the parts of speech of the underlined words in the given sentence :
‘He was (wild) and a little (dangerous) , subject to moods and impulses’.
‘He was (wild) and a little (dangerous) , subject to moods and impulses’.
(1) adjective, noun
(2) adverb, adjective
(3) adjective, adjective
(4) adverb, noun
(2) adverb, adjective
(3) adjective, adjective
(4) adverb, noun
Correct Answer: (3) adjective, adjective
10. Who among the three friends proposed the idea of meeting at the pool ten years hence?
(1) Somi and Rusty
(2) Anil
(3) Somi
(4) Rusty
(2) Anil
(3) Somi
(4) Rusty
Correct Answer: (3) Somi
11. Which one of the following options does not describe the pool in the stream?
(1) water trickling among fern and grasses
(2) rough rocks on the bed
(3) trickling waterfall down the rocks
(4) apple-green colour of the water
(2) rough rocks on the bed
(3) trickling waterfall down the rocks
(4) apple-green colour of the water
Correct Answer: (2) rough rocks on the bed
12. Which word can be the nearest synonym for the word ‘instinct’?
(1) hatred
(2) affinity
(3) premonition
(4) inclination
(2) affinity
(3) premonition
(4) inclination
Correct Answer: (4) inclination
13. What brought the three boys together?
(1) their spirit of adventure
(2) their swimming talents
(3) their earnest attitudes
(4) their childhood mischiefs
(2) their swimming talents
(3) their earnest attitudes
(4) their childhood mischiefs
Correct Answer: (1) their spirit of adventure
14. ‘. . . . . a pledge made in deadly earnest’ implies :
(1) a promise not to be kept
(2) being suspicious about someone’s intention
(3) to wish for the death of someone
(4) a promise in complete seriousness
(2) being suspicious about someone’s intention
(3) to wish for the death of someone
(4) a promise in complete seriousness
Correct Answer: (4) a promise in complete seriousness
15. Complete the word analogy given below :
crowded : deserted :: vigour : ?
crowded : deserted :: vigour : ?
(1) lethargy
(2) heaviness
(3) strength
(4) weakness
(2) heaviness
(3) strength
(4) weakness
Correct Answer: (4) weakness
16. Ashwin knows Odia from his birth and he studies English and Hindi. Based on this statement, find which of the following statement is NOT true?
(1) His English learning is language acquisition.
(2) His Odia learning is language acquisition.
(3) His Hindi learning is language learning.
(4) His English learning is language learning.
(2) His Odia learning is language acquisition.
(3) His Hindi learning is language learning.
(4) His English learning is language learning.
Correct Answer: (1) His English learning is language acquisition.
17. Instrumental motivation is when :
(1) a person learns the language for writing a book.
(2) a person learns the language for utilitarian reason like employment.
(3) a person learns the language for being closer to the native speakers of the language.
(4) a person learns the language for their communities religious and social functions.
(2) a person learns the language for utilitarian reason like employment.
(3) a person learns the language for being closer to the native speakers of the language.
(4) a person learns the language for their communities religious and social functions.
Correct Answer: (2) a person learns the language for utilitarian reason like employment.
18. Kripa and Karan are twins and speak a particular dialect of Manipuri. However they differ in their speech. What is their individual special way of speaking the dialect known as?
(1) Manipuri
(2) Idiolect
(3) Dialect
(4) Speech act
(2) Idiolect
(3) Dialect
(4) Speech act
Correct Answer: (2) Idiolect
19. What is the status given to the English language in the Indian Constitution?
(1) Language of statutory bodies
(2) Official language
(3) Associate Official language
(4) Foreign language
(2) Official language
(3) Associate Official language
(4) Foreign language
Correct Answer: (3) Associate Official language
20. A test which aims to identify an individual student’s specific areas of weakness and strength is known as :
(1) Formative test
(2) Objective test
(3) Validity test
(4) Diagnostic test
(2) Objective test
(3) Validity test
(4) Diagnostic test
Correct Answer: (4) Diagnostic test
21. Aditi knows the rules of past perfect tense. But can’t use in a context. What knowledge does she possess?
(1) Application of knowledge
(2) Language acquisition device
(3) Procedural knowledge
(4) Declarative knowledge
(2) Language acquisition device
(3) Procedural knowledge
(4) Declarative knowledge
Correct Answer: (4) Declarative knowledge
22. Which of the following is NOT true of language?
(1) Some languages can only convey science and engineering better
(2) Language expresses identity
(3) Language is a repository of history
(4) Language contributes to the sum of human knowledge
(2) Language expresses identity
(3) Language is a repository of history
(4) Language contributes to the sum of human knowledge
Correct Answer: (1) Some languages can only convey science and engineering better
23. What are the stages involved in designing and doing a Project Work in language classroom?
(1) Teacher and learners can design and do the project work any way they want to.
(2) Forming groups, planning, collection of data, interpretation of data, writing the draft, identifying the topic, and finalization of the report.
(3) Forming groups, identifying the topic, planning, collection of data, interpretation of data, writing the draft and finalization of the report.
(4) Forming groups, identifying the topic, planning, collection of data, writing the draft, interpretation of data, and finalization of the report.
(2) Forming groups, planning, collection of data, interpretation of data, writing the draft, identifying the topic, and finalization of the report.
(3) Forming groups, identifying the topic, planning, collection of data, interpretation of data, writing the draft and finalization of the report.
(4) Forming groups, identifying the topic, planning, collection of data, writing the draft, interpretation of data, and finalization of the report.
Correct Answer: (3) Forming groups, identifying the topic, planning, collection of data, interpretation of data, writing the draft and finalization of the report.
24. Top-down approach to listening involves :
(1) Listening to each sound, words, phrases, clauses and sentences.
(2) Paying attention to the specific details.
(3) Listening to the gist of the speech, text or the audio.
(4) Listening to overall message of the text, speech or the audio.
(2) Paying attention to the specific details.
(3) Listening to the gist of the speech, text or the audio.
(4) Listening to overall message of the text, speech or the audio.
Correct Answer: (4) Listening to overall message of the text, speech or the audio.
25. A teacher of Class VII wanted to give a writing task of writing a description of a person. She went out of the classroom and brought a Hawker to her classroom with his basket. She requested him to be there for about seven minutes and then asked her learners to work in pair and write a description of the person.
What do you think the hawker in this activity known as?
What do you think the hawker in this activity known as?
(1) Materials
(2) Teaching Assistant
(3) A Hawker
(4) A participant in the activity
(2) Teaching Assistant
(3) A Hawker
(4) A participant in the activity
Correct Answer: (1) Materials
26. A teacher of class VII wants her learners to read the short text with an understanding of power and identity of the people and community presented in the text. What does the teacher aim to promote among learners?
(1) Literary skills
(2) Language literacy
(3) Critical literacy
(4) Analytical reading
(2) Language literacy
(3) Critical literacy
(4) Analytical reading
Correct Answer: (3) Critical literacy
27. Which of the following is TRUE of the study of classical language as advocated by National Education Policy (NEP) 2020?
(1) Study of classical language as a core language at the secondary stage.
(2) Study of classical language as an additional option during secondary stage.
(3) Study of classical language as an option under three language formula.
(4) Study of classical language during the preparatory stage.
(2) Study of classical language as an additional option during secondary stage.
(3) Study of classical language as an option under three language formula.
(4) Study of classical language during the preparatory stage.
Correct Answer: (2) Study of classical language as an additional option during secondary stage.
28. Here is a text. Read and find out which language register does the text belong to?
Suddenly, after the revolution, it seemed possible to change this. In many parts of the world including Europe and Asia, new ideas about individual rights and who controlled social power began to be discussed. In India, Raja Rammohan Roy and Derozio talked of the significance of the French Revolution. The developments in the colonies, in turn, reshaped these ideas of societal change.
Suddenly, after the revolution, it seemed possible to change this. In many parts of the world including Europe and Asia, new ideas about individual rights and who controlled social power began to be discussed. In India, Raja Rammohan Roy and Derozio talked of the significance of the French Revolution. The developments in the colonies, in turn, reshaped these ideas of societal change.
(1) Revolution register
(2) Science register
(3) Political register
(4) Social Science register
(2) Science register
(3) Political register
(4) Social Science register
Correct Answer: (4) Social Science register
29. Subash, a teacher of class VIII regrets, “Language assessment generally does not give importance to receptive skills.” What does he mean by ‘receptive skills’?
(1) Speaking and writing
(2) Listening and writing
(3) Speaking and reading
(4) Listening and reading
(2) Listening and writing
(3) Speaking and reading
(4) Listening and reading
Correct Answer: (4) Listening and reading
30. Learner understands and applies that language works as a system.
(1) Strategic competence
(2) Communicative competence
(3) Systemic competence
(4) Sociolinguistic competence
(2) Communicative competence
(3) Systemic competence
(4) Sociolinguistic competence
Correct Answer: (3) Systemic competence
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