B.Ed. ADMISSION TEST 2025 ARTS 100 Questions

by Arpita Jena Sep 20, 2026

B.Ed. ADMISSION TEST 2025 ARTS 100 Questions

1. Which characteristic of athletes defeats sportsmanship ?

(A) Fairness

(B) Self-control
(C) Self-centredness

(D) Respect for authority and opponents

2. Why has sportsmanship taken a backseat today ?

(A) Due to emphasis on winning

(B) Due to poor playing conditions

(D) Due to athletes’ lack of will to win

3. Which is not true about a ‘sore loser’ ?

(A) He blames others for the defeat.

(B) He accepts his own responsibility in defeat.

(D) He is a bad sportsman.

4. Which is not correct about a ‘bad winner’ ?

(A) He makes fun of the opponent.

(B) He boasts of himself.

(D) He is not a bad sportsman.

Direction : Answer the questions (Q. Nos. 5 to 10) choosing the correct alternative:

5. Which word is similar in meaning to ‘excuse” ?

(A) Respect

(B) Pretext

(D) Responsibility

6. Which word is opposite in meaning to ‘winning’ ?

(A) Cheating

(B) Mocking

(D) Losing

7. The life history of a person written by somebody else is

(A) Autobiography

(B) Diary

(D) Anthropology

8. Which of the following is a grammatically correct sentence ?

(A) Each of the participants was given a prize.

(B) Each of the participants were given a prize.
(C) Each of the participants have been given a prize.

(D) Each of the participants are given a prize:

9. Which of the following is notgrammatically acceptable ?

(A) Not only does he play the guitar, but also sings beautifully.

(B) He not only plays the guitar, but also sings beautifully.

(D) He not only plays the guitar, but he also sings beautifully.

10. Which of the following is agrammatically correct sentence ?
(A) He will not pay the dues unless heis not compelled.
(B) He will not pay the dues unless he will be compelled.

11. Which of the following is not a primary colour ?

(A) Yellow

(B) Red

(D) Blue

12. The percentage of water in the body of man is about:

(A) 90%
(B) 60%
(C) 40%
(D) 70%

13. The Constitution of India came into force with effect from:

(A) 9th August, 1942

(B) 15th August, 1947

(D) 26ᵗʰ January, 1950

14. subject is said to be in the concurrent list when a law can be passed on it by:

(A) The Central Government

(B) The Central and State Government

(D) The President and Prime Minister

15. The first general election of Lok Sabha was held in the year:

(A) 1947

(B) 1951
(C) 1952
(D) 1957

16. A legislature of a country:

(A) Makes the laws

(B) Interprets the laws

(D) Enforces the laws

17. The first committee to be constituted after independence by the Government of India on Women
Education was:

(A) Sri Prakasa Committee

(B) Tara Chand Committee

(D) Verma Committee

18. Who was the Chairman of National Steering Committee on NCF-2005 ?

(A) Prof. Ram Murti

(B) Prof. Yashpal

(D) Prof. Malhotra
19. The Right to Education Act came into force on:

(A) 1st April, 2011

(B) 14th April, 2012

(D) 1st April, 2009

20. Which government modified the National Policy on Education (NPE), 1986, in 1992 ?

(A) Atal Bihari Vajpayee

(B) P.V. Narasimha Rao

(D) Rajiv Gandhi

21. In the following number series, only one term is wrong. Find the wrong term:

(A) 7
(B) 11
(C) 20
(D) 47
22. In the following question, what will come in the place of ?

(A) WPZN

(B) WQZN

(D) WZPN

23. A number when divided by 5 leaves a remainder 2, when the same number divided by 7 leaves a remainder 4.
What is the smallest number ?

(A) 18
(B) 24
(C) 39
(D) 32

24. How many times the hands of the clock meet in a day ?

(A) 22
(B) 21
(C) 2
(D) 24

25. What will come in place of question mark in the following series ?

(A) 155
(B) 152
(C) 147
(D) 149
26. In an examination, 78% of the totalstudents who appeared were successful. If the total number of
failures was 176 and 34% got first class, then how many students got first class ?
(A) 272
(B) 112
(C) 210
(D) 254
27. If 64 x 52 = 17, 48 x 56 = 23, and 74 X 35 = 19, then 84 X 37 = ?

(A) 32

(B) 28

(D) 20

28. In a class of 42 students, Mahesh’s rank is 16th from the bottom. What is his rank from the top ?

(A) 25ᵗʰ

(B) 26ᵗʰ

(D) 27th

29. If first half of the English alphabet iswritten in reverse order, then find the15th letter from right :
(A) A

(B) B

(D) D

30. If day after tomorrow is Saturday, then what day will be three days before tomorrow ?

(A) Tuesday

(B) Monday

(D) Sunday

31. Which of the following is the main objective of teaching ?

(A) To make learners memorize facts

(B) To transfer knowledge

(D) To develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills

32. Which of the following characteristics is the most important characteristics of a good teacher ?

(A) Good personality

(B) Maintenance of strict discipline

(D) Ability to properly motivate the students

33. Which of the following is the primary focus of ‘learner-centered’ approach in teaching ?
(A) The content and syllabus

(B) The teacher’s performance

(D) The evaluation method used

34. When students in a class display varying levels of ability, which of the following approach is mostappropriate to solve this disparity ?
(A) Focus solely on the top-performing students to maximizetheir learning
(B) Provide differentiated instruction that caters to students’ individual learning needs

(D) Assign more assignments to learners who are lagging behind

35. Identify from the following the essential element for creating an effective learning environment:

(A) Adherence to strict discipline

(B) Teacher-centric approach

(D) Minimum teacher involvement

36. Which among the following is the primary goal of classroom management?

(A) To limit learner creativity

(B) To ensure students follow every rule

(D) To assign extra work for learners

37. Kounin’s ‘withitness’ concept, which is critical for classroom management, refers to a teacher’s ability to :

(A) Teach without any disciplinary methods

(B) Ensure always for what is happening in the classroom without having to look directly at students

(D) Focus more attention on students who are misbehaving

38. Students learning occurs when :

(A) Principal is vigilant

(B) There is active teaching

(D) Parents are active

39. Which of the following describes the change in individual behaviour arising from experience ?

(A) Perception

(B) Learning

(D) Interest

40. The AICTE regulates which of the following ?
(A) Medical education

(B) School education

(D) Agricultural education

Direction: Read the following passagecarefully and answer the questions(Q. Nos. 41 to 45) choosing the correctalternativeIf a person wishes to be a writer, he mustlearn to develop his own point of view. All
good writers make us see things in a different light. He may be writing about the same thing as his friends, but his
presentation must reflect his personality and individuality to be a successful writer.

There are so many interesting subjects he can write about in different forms-but he should begin with writing short stories to attract instant attention. People enjoy humorous stories, adventurous stories, domestic stories, the mysteries and storiesrelated to animals and strange experiences, but love stories play on their sentiments and have a good market. He needn’t worry if his story turns out to be short-some of the best stories are quite
short. He must be very careful about the ending of the story. It is what the reader desires, expects or best of all doesn’t expect. The uniqueness of the ending wins acclaim for the writer.

41. What is the most important thing about being a writer ?

(A) He must have a pen and paper.

(B) He must have a degree in writing.

(D) He must develop his own point of

42. Which form of writing attracts instant attention ?

(A) Poetry

(B) Novel

(D) Drama

43. What kind of stories have a good market ?
(A) Mystery and horror stories

(B) Social and domestic stories

(D) Love stories

44. What should a successful writer’s presentation reflect

(A) His personality and individuality

(B) His handwariting

(D) His knowledge of people and places

45. What brings praise to the writer ?

(A) A novel’s beginning

(B) A striking climax

(D) A unique ending

Direction : Answer the questions(Q. Nos. 46 to 55) choosing the correct alternative :

46. Which is the synonym of ‘delicious’ ?

(A) Insipid

(B) Tasty

(D) Repulsive

47. At his success in the examination, hefelt elated. Which is the antonym of the underlined word ?

(A) Thrilled

(B) Dejected

48. Although they are not rich, they alwaysclothes.wear Choose the appropriate word.

(A) respecting

(B) respective

(D) respected

49. Which of the following words is correctly spelt

(A) Benifit

(B) Maintainance

(D) Absence

50. Which of the following is grammatically acceptable ?

(A) John Keats is a poet of eminence.

(B) My brother-in-laws are very rich.

(D) The soldiers fighted very hard but lost the battle.

51. Her failure in examination disappointedher parents. The underlined word is a
(A) Verb

(B) Noun

(D) Adverb

52. Which sentence is not correctly punctuated ?

(A) What a pretty child !

(B) “I am not going tomorrow”, said she.

(D) If I were rich I would help the needy.

53. What makes you happy This sentence can be changed into passive voice as

(A) By what were you made happy ?

(B) By what you are made happy ?

(D) By what have you been made happy?

54. She said to me, “I am unwell today”. The sentence can be changed into indirect speech as

(A) She told me that she was unwell that day.

(B) She told me that she was unwell today.

(D) She told me that I am unwell today.

55. It is a very beautiful flower. It can be changed into an exclamatory sentence as

(A) How very beautiful the flower !

(B) How beautiful flower it is !

(D) How very beautiful flower it is !