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FPSC eccoroore SDL ALL IN ONE MMMM Mddidd ddd ddd Page # 1 Pedagogy...0....30\Marks Page # 78\\ English’... 20 Marks MAIL LOL, Page #37 Urdu DP : : Pace#57. Computer ~ Ni ‘ Page #66 EG : Page # 70 ' Page #81 Math : Page # 90 General Knowledge SN XS Midd ny PEDAGOGY Asstudent comes late in your class. Then you wills ‘A. inform to parents B. punish him C. try to know the reason D. not pay attention there 8 The success of a teacher is- ‘A. high achievement of students B, good traits of his/her personality C. hishher good teaching D. hisher good character Tomaintain interest among students in class, a teacher should A. use blackboard C. tell stories B. discuss D. ask question 10. What is most important for a teacher? to maintain discipline in class tobe punctual in class to remove difficulties of students pAP> Why students should play games in school? A. Itmakes them physically strong B. Itmakes work for teachers C. Ithelps in passing time D, Itdevelops co-operation and physical balance ‘A teacher can develop social values amon students by- ; A. telling them about great people B. developing sense of disci C. behaving ideally 42: D. telling them good stories a A teacher asks the questions in the class 10 AA. Keep students busy B._ maintain discipline C. attract student's attention D. teach ‘a to be good orator ig The problem of drop-out in which students leave their Schooling in early years can be tackled in a better way through. A. Reduction of the weight of curriculum B, Sympathy of teachers C. Attractive environment of the school D. Encouragement of the students The ideal teacher- ‘A. Teaches the whole curriculum B, Helps his students in learning C. Isa friend, philosopher and guide D. Maintains good discipline ‘The aim of education should be- A. To develop vocational skill B. To develop social awareness in the students C. To prepare the students for examination D. To prepare the students for practical life ‘The best method of checking student's homework is ‘A. To assign it to intelligent students of the class B. To check the answers in the class in group manner C. To check them with the help of specimen answer D. To check by the teacher himself in a regular way What is Curriculum? A, Overall activities of an Institution B. Objectivity C. Classroom. D. Affective Important factor of curriculum is to help achieve the? A. Objectivity C. Affective B. Classroom D. Students 16. 12. ca Responsible for the cerricubam development in Pakistanis? AL Objectivity B Corriculem wing C. Affective D. Seadents planning and Which domain of cbjectives is not being evaluated through our present system of examination? AL Objectivity B. Classroom C. Aflective D. Students Which of the following is the nanure of sticulum? A. Conservative BL Critical C. Creative D. Allof these ‘Curriculum provides guidance for? AL Sendent _B. School ~ C. Parents D. Teacher ‘Syllabus is 2 part of? A. Stadest C. Parenss, BL School D. Carricelam Relationship of subjects at different level is called? ‘A. Cenaization —B. De centralization C. Hoviznatal organization = Vertical organization rosin eps of anti ect B. Provision of latest knowledge C._ Preparation of students for service D. None Curriculum is supposed to? A. Achieve the objectives B. Be organized by the school C. Both D. None Curriculum reflects the culture of? AL Society B. Home C. School D. Area Leaming means? 2 A. Change in behavior B. Teaching process C. Curriculum D. None ‘The outline of the contents is? A. Course B. Syllabus C. Program D. Allabove ‘Component of curriculum is? A. Evaluation B. Objectives ‘Models of curriculum presently being used at any stage in Pakistan is? A. Activity, C. Integrated ‘The selection of the particular design is influence! by? B. Subject D. Allofabove Ae B. Elements C. Foundation D. Principle {Intelligence level ofa gifted student is? A. Mand above BL 110 on D. None ‘The scope of curriculum includes A. Program of studies 8. Program of Activities C. Program of Guidance D. al 3B. we. 3 36. 37. 38, ». 4, The concise Oxford Dictionary defines curriculum asa? ‘A. Course of learning B. Chariot race course C. Course of study D. None The model of curriculum that could not move above the elementary stage is? A, Core curriculum B, Ac C. Subject curriculumD. None ty curriculum Detailed contents of the subjects fora class are called? ‘A. Course C. Design B. Behavior D. Logical sequence A curriculum is the sum total of a school efforts to influence a child? A, Course B. Behavior — C. Design D. Logical sequence Percentage of knowledge gained through observation is? A. 75% B. 50% C. 34% D. None “The base on which the subject activities and experiences are planned is called? A. Course B, Behavior C. Design D. Logical sequence Keeping in view the types of students in aclass are generally grouped as? AL Average B. Below average C. Above average D. All Logical order of content organization is to arrange the content according to? , A. Course B, Behavior C. Design D. Logical sequence Summative evaluation takes place? A. Inthe beginning B. At theend C. Inthe middle D. None | Without suitable curiculum, sims of education A. Canbe achieved B Cannot be achieved , Can be changed D. None 43. 44, 43, 46. 41. 49, 51. How many basic: ‘components of curriculum have? A. 2 B4 C6 D. 8 Curriculum development refers tothe total process of curriculum? A. Designing C. Evaluating B._ Implementing D. All Which one is not the component of the curriculum? A. Desiga B. Evaluation 3 C. Curriculum design D. Abilities Effectiveness of curriculum is determined by? A, Design B. Evaluation €, Curriculum design D. Abilities ‘The arrangement of the elements of curriculum ‘can be defined as? A. Design B. Evaluation C. Curriculum design D. Abilities “The term “core curriculum" is sometimes «ply called? B. Code, x D. None ‘The method used to evaluate the curriculum is? Formative Evaluation Summative Evaluation Diagnostic Evaluation ABC poe ‘On way of finding out, what i happening ina ‘class room is? A. Observation B. Education psychology C. Foundation of curriculum D. Is the purpose of life? ‘When, what, why and How, to teach is the main task of? A. Observation B. Education psychology -C. Foundation of curriculum D. Is the purpose of life?” 32. . 34, 56. 57. 58. The forces that effect the development of curriculum are called? A. Observation B. Education psychology C. Foundation of curriculum D. Isthe purpose of life? Philosophy and curriculum are concerned with the question of what? ‘A. Observation B. Education psychology ©. Foundation of curriculum D. Is the purpose of life? Philosophical foundation of curriculum is concerned with? A. Ideas B. Psychological foundation : C. Society ‘D. Content Soden need and ines are imporantin? Ay Ideas B. Psychological foundation C. Sotiety D. Content, i SASinedu [Nature of elements of curriculum and pattem of their organization is? A. Curriculum design B. Foundation of curriculum : . ise Ive around! Ea —B blog Pot © 65. ‘Teacher training is ess emphasize: in? 60, él. oe C. Curriculum evaluation D, Elements of curriculum Knowledge is compart mentalized in? A. Subject centered curriculum B. Learner centered curriculum C. Activity centered curriculum D. None Prior planning is characteristic of? ‘A. Subject centered curriculum B. Learner centered curriculum C. Activity centered curriculum D. ae 4 Explanatory methods are used in? ‘A. Subject centered curriculum B, Learner centered curriculum C. Activity centered curriculum D. None Broad field curriculum is a modification of? A. Subject centered curriculum B, Leamercentered curriculum C. Activity centered curriculum D. None, ww ‘A. Subject centered curriculum tA - Leamer centered curriculum . Activity centered curriculum » 66, CCuriculum based oa thinking of ttn Deve C. Currieulum evaluation ‘A. Subject contend comioutom | D. Elements of curriculum: B, Laemer centered curriculuss C. Activity cemtered curriculum ‘A frame work of aetion for preparing a curriculum, D. None. is? cas . s orieulum design 67, Prior planning is not possible in? B, Foundation of curriculum A. Activity centered curriculum 1. - Integrated curriculum Beers in numberof books e p, Horizontal organization uriatum emphasized for primary classes A. Astivity-centered curriculum tegrated curriculum tid 76, ¢, Decrease in number of books . Horizontal organization ‘The purpose of integrated curriculum is? A, Activity centered curriculum ” 5, Integrated curriculum C. Decrease in number of books ‘1D. Horizontal organization ‘The relationship of different concepts at one level ist é ‘A. Activity centered curriculum 8. Integrated curriculum C.- Decrease in number of books a D. Horizontal organization The implementer for curriculum is? A. Curriculum evaluation B. Objectives Cc. LQ D. Educational institution ‘The source of achieving the objectives is? A. Curriculum evaluation B, Objectives c 1Q@ D. Action Which of the following would be the best indication toa teacher that students are beginning to think critically about science? ‘A. They talk about earthquakes, space probes, and science- related information in the news. [B» They begin to read more books and articles about science on their own. They successfully plan and carry eut simple experiments to test questions raised in classroom discussion. e. D, They ask the teacher to read stories to them about scientific topics. They correctly answer the Teacher's questions ‘Which is not concerned with teacher training? pod — Ee ‘A. BISE B. University of : about the procedures used after ObSErVvINE Eduottion seience experiments being done. ©. IER p. DsD } 78, The students in‘ third-grade class are gong f° on perform an experiment in whic they will measur EE a es ae re amount of time takes for one, €W0, and eight B. ae, sien ice cubes to melt ir agiven qi ‘ity of water ata Objectives ; pls 1 instttion articular temperature. Tey wil hen pedis the ee pe = ting times for four and for sixeen ice cubes in . i water of the same temperature. Of the following a . is? ‘il at is prerequisite to make succesful The most important component of lesson Pi? Fons for this experiment is the ability © AL Curriculum evaluation — qr whe make accurate observations B. Objectives B. read achart showing the data C19 ex wea metric scale . Educational institution D. estimate ropa gnipcenmecpenat p. tof the following are accurate generalizations student? ‘about children’s biological development ric ti EXCEPT. ES Co al i Sex differences in growin ae relatively small c Le during the infant and early sil! vod years. _D. Educational insinaon 81. 82. 83. B. Children's hand preference develops around 2 years of age. C. Children’s physical characteristics tend to be more like those of the mother than those of the father. D. While most children follow the same sequence of growth, they may differ considerably in their rates of maturation, ms last century. A teacher rolls five balls of different size, color, and weight down an inclined plune several tim starting them all at the same time. The larges heaviest ball, Which is red, reaci each time. The teacher then leisCe children handle the balls, Which of the ‘oltoing question about this activity would be "ait likely to encourage a group of Seyeas> és to think ond. reason? ‘A. What is the color of ti: vi that gets to the bottom first? B._What.can you tell me aut the ball that gets to the bottom fire? €. Does the same ball al jet tothe bottom. first? 1D. Whatis the weight 0 ®t tut o! ways gets to the bottom first, E. Does the largest ball wet 7 St bottom Hist? “The main purpose of the :wepeevislen df teaching, should be the A. Advancement of poe) eifare 'B. Proper utilization of schuol facilities C. Carrying out of the curriculum D. Achievement of success in examination B. Preventive and corrective C. Constructive and creative D. Construction and eritical ‘The basic purpose of supervision is to help ‘A. Teachers in improving methods B. Teachers in understanding pupil C. Children learn more effectively ‘The average height and weight of children in the United States have both increased over the 44, 85. 86. 87. D, Teachers in dealing pupils The elementary schoo! teachers are direc responsible to the A. Headmaster — B. Dean CC. Parents D. Students The criticism most frequently leveled at schoo) administration is that: ‘A. They like praise B, They are too lazy C. They fall to provide leadership D. They do not know teacher ‘The school headmasters are expected to ‘A. Putinto operation the course of study “ B. Hold daily meetings C. Prepare the budget D. All of the above A supervisor is one who ' A. Provides friendly help B. Inspects classrooms C. Gives directions. D. Criticizes the teaching method ‘The effective supervision is indicated by ‘A. Good relations between teacher and supervisors B, Helping teacher in their teaching (C. Helping teachers becoming more #!- sufflelent D. Criticizing teacher's lessons ‘The school policy should be determined by: A. The professional educators B. Headmasters C. Citizens D. Citizens and educators The chief responsibilty ofthe prineipl § A. Organize and administer the Programmed B, Provide leadership in instractoosl ™ C. Maintain school records D. Handle discipline problems , Superior efforts and services D. None of these 39, Who said "Supervision is not to control the teacher but to work cooperatively” ? A. Glatthor B. Hoy and Forsyth C. Harris D. Glickman 40. Who carries out the leaning process in teaching? A. Principal B. Teacher C. Parents D. Society 41. The assessment regarding the performance of the school is called A. Administration B. Supervision C. Inspection D. Allofthe above 42. How many elements are there in administration according to Fayol? 10 A4 43. How many elements are there:in administration according to Gulick and Urwick? Ag Be 5, C8 pw B.S ers Dif2 44, For what “POSDCORB” CO stands for? A. Collaboration -B. Collection C. Coordinating. Correlation 45. To make arrangements is the part of which of the followings? A, Planning C. Commanding B. Organizing D. Coordinating 46, Execution of plans and decisions isthe part oF which of the followings? A. Planning, C. Commanding B. Organizing D. Coordinating 47. Bringing harmony among all the elements of programmes is? ‘A. Planning B, Organizing C, Commanding 48, Which ofthe followings is included in school budget A. Development expenditure B. Non development expenditure C. Both A and B D. None of a and b 49, What is the meaning of staff development? ‘A. Recruiting staff C. Increasing staff B. Training staff D. Decreasing staff 50. The selection of one course of action among various others is called A. Planning, B. Organizing . C, Decision making D, Coordinating ‘31. What is the prime responsibility of principal? A. Organize and administer the guidance programmed. B, Provide leadership in instructional plan C. Maintain school records D. Handle discipline problems 52. How many installments are made for refunding in case of GPF advance?” Aw C65 Bw D. at 53, Which kind of step is developing altematives? ‘A. Organization B. Planning C. Direction D. Control 54, S.NE stands for ‘A. Schedule of new experience B, Schedule of nev entry C. Schedule of new expenditure D. System of new entry 55. Who is the father of bureaucratic theory? ‘A. Campbell B, Herzberg C. Henry Fayol D, Max\ eber Ps INSTRUCTIONAL PLANNING & STRATEGIES (Teaching & Teaching Methods, Student Counseling/Guidance) Case studies are that have arisen at the workplace that students must solve. A. Real life problems B. Cultural problems €. Thinking problems D. None of the above When students are asked to prepare an analysis of critical features of an abject or concept, the strategy is termed as A. Concept mapping B. Characterization C. Sequencing D. None ofthe above The instructional approach in which objectives are presented to leamers in chronological order, is known as: ‘A. Chronological teaching B. Chronological ordering, C. Chronological Sequencing 1 a D. None of the above Chunking is a technique. A. Knowledge B. Memorization C. Ordering D. None of the above The cooperative learning method which combines whole class learning plus heterogeneous small groups is termed as: A. Circles of learning B. Circles of knowledge C. Circles of conceptual learning 1D. None of the above Circles of learning were formulated by: A. Rogers B. Roger and David Johnson C. David Johnson D. None of the above 2 is a model of instruction where the teacher is a guide and collaborator in the student's learning, not the sole director, ‘A. Coaching Model B. Learning Model C. Operating Model D. Discipline Model The models based on the philosophy that learning occurs when there are changes in ment structure are called: A. Psychomotor learning models B. Affective Learning Models C. Knowledge Learning Models D. Cognitive Learning Models While teaching in the classroom, any kind of work thatinvolves two or more students, is a form of: _ A. Collaborative work B, Collaborative effort C. Collaborative project D. Collaborative learning can be useful in motivating some ‘students to learn. A. . Compositions B. Competitions C. Collisions D. None of the above . When a notebook is maintained by a group in which each member of the group is expected to add an idea, the notebook is known as: A. Collective Notebook B. Collective work sample ©. Collective homework D. None oftthe above written work by a student to demonstrate som literary or linguistic knowledge, is termed as: A. Comprehension B. Demonstration C. Homework D. Composition . The theory explaining the different types of learning and proposing that they require types of teaching is remembered as: ‘A. Conditions of knowledge B. Conditions of behaviours C. Conditions of learning D. None of the above There is a limit in ie everthing inlife. (C) in (0) with Which of the following is called the study of B) ped (©) (a paooay 8 Pelology He ratulat f ei led you your of (C) on 8 for Which of the following Is called the study of traching? patrology pedagogies 8 pedology 8 none Trthese Let us make _ our differences. 8 her 1B up Which of the following is called the study of (A) bryol (8) brontol (0) brématdlogy none of te Aber wil look my work in my absence. (A) in B) aft ce oe 18 Which of of the following is called the study of under? ® brontology rae dactylology ) bromatology bryology ‘Aslam has given smoking completely. @ in (B) afer (C) on (0) up You vou cust to abide _iis decision. 8 by ke from Which of the following is called the study of early Chestanty? (A) pelology pedagogics © bothe kb (0) patrology with a brillant suggestion tithe conference on ® of 8 out (0) after Please attend _what | 58: to (B) for (0) of 8 with 14. 15. 18. 18. a4. 23. 24. 26. 4 26. 27. Which of the fon i called tho shud of piscat e paciao {B} bitteay Pisteolosy Theis jug is full milk. with (©) in B upon Which of the fol Welch of te Ses is called the study of @Qeimase” —( Menconr Which of the following is called the study of crime and punishment? (9 arse persterophly () patio — French. i's on wn at A parson who felt sony fora wrong ne es none of these (A) literate ) literate (C) compunctious overt a praen w is atways looking for ora fh: © pa patriot ® soot _ Pick the correct word: (A) Benevoulent (8) Benevolant {C) Benevolent (0) Banevolent You should retrain hurting her feelings. (A) from gy to (C) over The study of unborn babies is: a Archaeology Br embrytony (©) Physics The study of insect’ \) archaeology “g embryology (C) physics ) biology tit he sre provoked ms anger 3 10 (0) ater a een * (B) Ratification & ka Ratification 8 Ratifecation Which of ing teoadne is called the study of procious metals codicology 6 Seat 8 chrysology 30. a. 32. 33, 7 39. 41. Pick the correct word: w Cireumlocation (8) Circamiocution {C) Circumlocution (0) Sireumiocution Wich ofthe folowing i called he study of ao Synology (B) cytology (C) cryptology }) ctatology This course of action will be prejudicial the interests of our country. B in (8) of iC) after, o ar ‘Amer has been blessed er has boon blessed (C) with (0) upon ‘That at which is not possible or credible: Indetachabl Soteca” (3 probe Tretwrac cams be heard: ble B) {C) inaudible 8 foeean a which cannot be corrected: corrigible (B) incorrigible 8 impassable (D) allergic That which cannot be believed: (A) incre (8) credible corgeoe () contagious He is always boasting his wealth. (A) with 7 8 upon } ‘of 1 9 Pick the correct word: (A) Plotocracy @ Plutucracy {C) Plutocrasy (0) Plutocracy ‘that which cannot be cured: (A) curable ® ‘exhaustive (C) incurable (0) eradicate Alia her parents in tears. (A) from (8) of (G) with (0) by On who is Incapable of (being ‘tired: (A) extempor 3 fatgable B i } eictgabie knowing him | had the privilege {8 wn Our neighbor died ahead in for (D) from ar Seetonns 8 Stragntforward (C) Straightforward _ (D) Straightforward 2 ‘Apezoahe is very Tecan inetiquette: 47. 57. 61. (C) punciitious (0) obdurate Pick the correct word: (a) Testimony (B) Testimony (C) Testimoney (D) Testimaeny ae study of rain is Ay Okay) Ombrelogy 8 Olfactology (0) none of these ‘That which cannot be attacked or taken by force: a pregnable & J impr able (C) autopsy (0) anaré Pick the correct wor (A) Vevacious Vivaceous (C) Vivacious (0) Vivasious An elderly unmarried woman: (A) bachelor (8) aul (C) spinster (0) vandal ‘A supporter of the cause of women: minate (®) loquacious ) sophist (0) feminist One who cant be eaaly pleased? * ) ‘sycophant ro) fastehcus reserved Pick the correct word: si (B) Subsistance (C) Subsistence (0) Subsistense Pick the correct wor & ‘Bureaucracy 8 Boreaucracy IC) Bureucracy (D) Bureaukracy Akhtar was broken from his old] friends. (A with (8) of (C) away (0) in Iwas amazed, his misbehavior. (A) with in 8 for (D) at Saleem amused us jokes. iw with ® in :) of (0) for Arifa has been fully cured ‘th chronic pain in her legs. (A) of @) in (C) from (0) with A person who advocates extreme patriotism socialism (8) democracy (c) chauvinism (D) athei Pick the correct word: (A) Oligarchy (8) Oligarrchy (©) Oligaarchy (0) Oliggarchy A person whose opinions are based reason believes in: (A) rationalism (8) communalism | (C) capitalism (D) anarchism Belief in the role of a strong dictator is: (A) fanaticism (B) fascism (C) nepotism (0) dogmatism 62. 63. 7. 68, 69, nm. 73. 74, re) 76. The rains have set (A) of BH out 8 on (©) in He is capable doin |. in ("abou (C) for (0) of Pick the correct word: (A) Delectable (8) Delactable (©) Delecttabl (©) Deiecttable He is fully contented his tife, A) to ) ©) with (0) in Aslam is notknown ___ my brother, ) with ~B) about (C) for (0) to ‘You should not jest his poverty. (A) in at (C) for with Fick the comet word; (A) Recappitulate (8) Recapittulate 8 Recapitulatte (0) Recapitulate ‘There was no heir___the throne, to in (C) on over He got his illness in two weeks. A) on (©) with (0) over The a! has charged me ten rupeas this | ae 8) on (C) of 5) in 20 We can compare life adrama, A) in 8 Ter (C) from (0) to He is nat living. his means. in for (6) within from am aware. my shortcomings. at B) ov (C) of ©) wih Pick the correct word: (A) duvennile B) Juvenile (C) Juveinie D) Juvenile happiness. (8) against into '® Ixhaustive Exhausttive Imran assured the officer his sincerity. with (8) in (C) for (0) of He hi it ust Ith Hehena reathist___-_-_wea (C) on (D) for at. 82. 88, 91. Fick the comet word: Bs {6} Seeetarat (©) Sexstenat They went to Sialkot bus, ) in on (C) through (D) by | am writing this essay blue ink. {8 fom Bar Athar dicted drinking. on we (C) to (©) with He has great affection his randchildren, ) to (B) after (©) for ©) wan Bou B) is irgeuois. Bourgeoui 8 Bot 8 Boorgeais ick the corec wor 5 cet ‘oreegner ore (C) Foreigneir ‘8 Foreigner” lwas enone re ‘failure. (6 on {5} for who has an “ay ite knowledge: 6 scholar 3) iterate innocent Pick the correct: Be} wy Rebalteous (B) Rebbetious Rebatious (0) Rebelious reser ble" (B) Indefetigabl able le {@) Indetetjano o Endefaigabie | have no access the Education Minister. (A) of ®) to (©) with (0) from She is accomplished painting. @) in on (C) for ( He the 10 class. (A) in 8 into © to (D) after ‘The robbers set, the i. in viene & (D) with For several days he kept from the school, A) from 8) off (©) away on ‘The discussion was held till the next. wer ® ‘on over @ win © in ‘A person of infirm body oF sickly constitution: 101 102 103, 104. 105. 110. M1. 112. 13. (A) vandalism (8) valetudinarian {C) versatile (0) verbose Pick the correct word: (A) Antebody (8) Antibody (€) Antibodi {3} Antibody The science of the origin, nature and course (A) psyerology —«@) pilology (6) neural (©) pathology er of the ieee 7 called the study of AP dociyioloty (8) dactlography (C) Demonology (0) dactylology Go on you see a church on your fight. (A) until (8) of (C) on a out (h Conplloncs" (@) Comppfian ompiliance ' ce {C) Compliance (0) Complianse | prefer death, dishonor. (A) to 3) than (C) from (D) in Your views are my 8 fom 8 eG His terms are not Sa request. (A) for @ & (cy on 8 with My officer has acceded my request. to 8 with for (BD) on . She took advantage his leniency. (A) of, ‘with (©) after D) from . | cannot make what this beggar wants. (A) of ®) ot (C) about ae . People are increasing Pee igetom from foreign a (C) with 8 ‘fer Pick the correct word: 8 Habitual (8) Habitueal (C) Habbitual (0) Habittual Asim was accused murder. 8 for (8) in i ©) of Who set her todo it? A to (8) from (C) on (D) about Which of the following is called the study of fingerprints? Demono! B) dactyiol 8 Bomtaiy 8 dectrogrepty 114. Fee. correct wont: nt nizen ognezal (C) Coggnizant (0) Cognizant 418. Which of the following is called the study of heat? (A) caliolosy (8) calorifics (C) Carpology (0) caricalogy 116. Ta aedereus in using "Oh trade (C) ingenuous () ee 117. Apperson who is clumsy with one’s hands: ascetic ambivert (C) maladroit (0) luxuriant 118. The hunter aimed the tiger (A) to & at iC) in (0) for 119. The principal of our college was very angry the students. Sa (8) for after (0) with 120. We must believe on (B) with ©) for ©) in 121, Put the light. in ” (B) for (C) out (0) with 122, Which of the folowing is called the study of picture postcar (A) Dentistry ® dettiotos (C) desmotogy none 123. The study of poisons is called: Q im zoiatrics. (B) toxicology (C) traumatology —(D) toxophily 424, | took strong objection. the proposal (A) on (C) against (0) with 125. She was mistaken. a switch (A) with 8 over (C) for (D) from 126. | am badly inneed money. (A) of. i] for (0) on 127. He is lax morals. @ in ® on (C) with (D) of 128, He pai ____ all his possessions ne a (B) with (C) on (D) from 129. Pick the correct word: 4A) Recancile }) Reconsile (C) Reconcilie (D) Reconcile 90, Pick the correct word: (A) Aristocracy (B) Aristokracy

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