HP TET TGT Medical Mock Test - 5 - HP TET MCQ

The triarchic theory of intelligence is also called the three forms of intelligence. Based on this theory, research on human intelligence take a more cognitive approach. 
Sternberg explained only three types of intelligence: Componential or analytical sub theory, Experiential or creative sub theory, and Contextual or practical sub theory. 
Hence, the correct answer is, 'Social.'

Inclusive education is where all the students are placed together in age-appropriate general education classes irrespective of any challenges they have. So, students with disabilities receive an education with their peers without disabilities, or we can say, student differences are accepted. So, an inclusive school is committed to improving the learning outcomes of all students irrespective of their capabilities. This special education as a system of education in India began way back in the 1880s.
Hence, the correct answer is, 'is committed to improving the learning outcomes of all students irrespective of their capabilities'.

The definition of a talented and gifted child is widely varied. They may be extraordinary in the area of intellectual ability or in specific academic areas like dance, art, music, etc. Gifted children show a range of characteristics that often set them apart from their peers. But most of the schools overlook these gifted children. These children need support to excel further in their life. Most schools treat every child equally so that they forget to look after the giftedness of children.
Hence, the correct answer is, 'Need support not ordinarily provided by the school'.

A learning disability in motor skills is called dyspraxia. It is a developmental disorder that affects the brain and marked by clumsiness in movement. Children with dyspraxia show poor balance, poor posture, fatigue, perception problems poor hand-eye coordination, etc. There is no certain reason for this disability but also new studies suggest that it is due to the undeveloped neuron.
Hence, the correct answer is, 'Dyspraxia'.

The primary reason for this is that She may not be able to deal with a sudden emotional outburst. 
Nervousness is the result of the stress response. Through nervousness, the body releases the stressor. This process involves a series of hormonal and physiological responses that cause nervousness.
Hence, the correct answer is, 'She may not be able to deal with a sudden emotional outburst.'

Piaget described cognitive development through different stages based on the internal development of the child, whereas Vygotsky provided a sociocultural perspective on cognitive development. He attempted to establish the relationship between the child's development and the sociocultural context in which the child is situated.

It includes reading skills like reading comprehension, word recognition, oral reading skills, and even impairment in skills that require reading.

Autism is a developmental disorder that is characterized by impaired development in communication, social interaction, and behaviour. Autism afflicts one out of every 100 to 166 children and it affects the lives of many children and their families.

Emission spectrum is recorded when a electron de excites from higher energy level to ground state.

The interparticle forces are strongest in NH₃ (Hydrogen bonding). In PH₃ and AsH₃ the inter-particle forces are dipole-dipole forces which are relatively stronger in AsH₃(due to higher mass of AsH₃). So the increasing order of vaporization is PH₃<AsH₃<NH₃ .

It forms glucose pentaacetate. The acetic anhydride esterifies with all the alcohol groups on the glucose ring.

Δx·mΔv = h/4π
Δx - 1000 Å = 1000 x 10^-10 m or 10^-7 m

(ii) is a reactive metal from second group, and (iii) is a reactive non-metal from 17^th group.
For second group elements, the diiFerence in  successive IE is less. The compound formed will be MX₂.

In C₄ plants, Carbon dioxide is fixed in malic acid with the help of enzyme phosphoenel pyruvate (PEP). Malic acid is a four-carbon compound that later changes into oxaloacetic acid.

ATP is formed in the first part of photosynthesis, (light reaction). In the second part of the cycle, known as dark reactions (or Calvin Cycle), which happens in the stroma of the plant, ATP (and NADPH) combine with CO2 and H2O to make glucose. The energy required in the dark reaction comes from ATP (and NADPH)

GA3 is used to speed up the malting process in brewingindustry.

Photosynthesis occurs in two stages- light reaction and dark reaction. During the light, reaction water is oxidized using energy from light and reduced NADPH₂ and ATP are synthesized. The oxidation of water is called photolysis. Oxygen is released as a by-product during the photolysis of water. The NADPH₂ and ATP are used subsequently to reduce carbon dioxide into sugars.

According to chemiosmotic theory of Peter Mitchell, the transport of electrons across membranes is coupled to pumping of protons across the membranes, which establishes an electrochemical gradient. The electrochemical gradient of protons has an electrical component due to charge present on protons and a chemical component because of the hydrogen atom present in proton. Both the electrical and chemical gradients are used up to drive ATP synthesis by ATP synthase enzyme complex, when protons flow across the membranes through the ATP synthase enzyme system along the electrochemical gradient.

The natural reservoir of phosphorous is rock, which contains phosphorus in the form of phosphates. Sea water, animal bones and fossils are reservoirs of carbon.

The inner foetal membrane invests the embryo and forms a space called amniotic cavity. It is filled with fluid called amniotic fluid. It is useful for studying chromosomal abnormalities of foetus.

• Tritica aestivum (Wheat) (Species: Aestivum; Genus: Tritica)
• Musca domestica (House fly) (Species: Domestica; Genus: Musca)
• Oryza sativa (Rice) (Species: Sativa; Genus: Oryza)
• Glycine max (Soybean) (Species: Max; Genus: Glycine).

It’s necessary that binomial nomenclature is written in italics with generic epithet starting with capital letter and specific epithet written in small letter.

Hence, the Correct Answer is A

If fertilisation does not occur, the secondary oocyte undergoes autolysis and progesterone (secreted by persistent corpus luteum) inhibits the release of LH from pituitary. Reduction of LH level causes regression of corpus luteum by autolysis and thus fall in the progesterone level in the blood. Due to deficiency of progesterone, uterine lining sloughs off causing bleeding. This whole phase is called bleeding phase.

Exponential growth pattern in population results into j-shaped curve. During exponential growth faster growth occurs and j-shaped curve is formed when time v/s growth is drawn.

At each trophic level only ten percent of energy is transferred from one trophic level to next trophic level from producer to consumers. So, only 20J of energy is available to tertiary consumers.

Inbreeding occurs in intraspecific flowers as contain same kinds of genetic materials. Outbreeding takes place between interspecific flowers having different kinds of genetic materials.

Bacteria are grouped into four categories based on their shape: spherical (Coccus, pl. cocci), rod-shaped (Bacillus, pl. bacilli), comma-shaped (Vibrium, pl. vibrio), and spiral (Spirillum, pl. spirilla).

• The movement of the fetus is observed in the fifth month of pregnancy.
• In the first month heart is formed.
• In the second month limbs and digits are formed.
• At the end of three months, all major organs and genital organs are formed.

Hence, the correct option is C.
NCERT Reference: topic “PREGNANCY AND EMBRYONIC DEVELOPMENT” of chapter: Human Reproduction.

Kohima is the capital of Nagaland.

• Dispur is the capital of the Indian state of Assam. Dispur, a locality of Guwahati, became the capital of Assam in 1973.
• Gangtok is the capital of the mountainous northern Indian state of Sikkim.
• Imphal is the capital city of the Indian state of Manipur.