EST Test Preparation Sample Paper 16

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I. English Comprehension

Focus: Vocabulary, Grammar, and Syntax

  1. The antonym of “MITIGATE”:
    • a. Alleviate
    • b. Aggravate
    • c. Abate
    • d. Relieve
  2. The synonym of “CAUTIOUS”:
    • a. Rash
    • b. Prudent
    • c. Reckless
    • d. Impulsive
  3. The idiom “To play devil’s advocate” means:
    • a. To support an evil cause
    • b. To argue against an idea for the sake of debate
    • c. To be a lawyer
    • d. To encourage someone to sin
  4. He is the teacher _ we all admire.
    • a. Who
    • b. Whom
    • c. Whose
    • d. Which
  5. If I _ wings, I would fly to the mountains.
    • a. Have
    • b. Had
    • c. Was having
    • d. Would have
  6. She is proficient _ three languages.
    • a. In
    • b. At
    • c. With
    • d. Of
  7. The _ student’s desk was always covered in sketches and notes.
    • a. Diligent
    • b. Creative
    • c. Messy
    • d. Organized
  8. Choose the CORRECTLY spelt word:
    • a. Diarrhoea
    • b. Diarrhea
    • c. Diarhea
    • d. Diarhoea
  9. Identify the type of sentence: “What a beautiful sunset!”
    • a. Assertive
    • b. Imperative
    • c. Exclamatory
    • d. Interrogative
  10. Change into Passive Voice: “The chef is preparing a delicious meal.”
    • a. A delicious meal is prepared by the chef.
    • b. A delicious meal is being prepared by the chef.
    • c. A delicious meal was being prepared by the chef.
    • d. A delicious meal has been prepared by the chef.

II. General Science

Focus: Biology, Physics, and Astronomy

  1. Which organ in the human body is primarily responsible for protein metabolism?
    • a. Stomach
    • b. Small Intestine
    • c. Liver
    • d. Pancreas
  2. The process of a liquid turning into a solid is:
    • a. Evaporation
    • b. Freezing
    • c. Condensation
    • d. Melting
  3. Which planet is known as the “Ringed Planet”?
    • a. Jupiter
    • b. Saturn
    • c. Uranus
    • d. Neptune
  4. The energy stored in an object due to its position or height is:
    • a. Kinetic Energy
    • b. Gravitational Potential Energy
    • c. Chemical Energy
    • d. Thermal Energy
  5. Which gas is most abundant in the Earth’s atmosphere?
    • a. Oxygen
    • b. Carbon Dioxide
    • c. Nitrogen
    • d. Argon
  6. Which organelle is known as the “Suicide Bag” of the cell?
    • a. Ribosome
    • b. Lysosome
    • c. Golgi body
    • d. Vacuole
  7. Which type of mirror is used as a rear-view mirror in vehicles?
    • a. Concave
    • b. Convex
    • c. Plane
    • d. Cylindrical
  8. The Earth’s orbit around the Sun is:
    • a. Perfectly circular
    • b. Elliptical
    • c. Linear
    • d. Irregular
  9. Deficiency of Vitamin K leads to:
    • a. Scurvy
    • b. Rickets
    • c. Delayed blood clotting
    • d. Night Blindness
  10. Which element is essential for the formation of hemoglobin?
    • a. Calcium
    • b. Iron
    • c. Iodine
    • d. Magnesium

III. Pakistan Studies

Focus: Constitutional History and Geography

  1. The “Lucknow Pact” (1916) provided the Muslims with:
    • a. Separate Electorates
    • b. Weightage in provinces
    • c. Both a & b
    • d. Independence
  2. The Neelum-Jhelum Hydropower Project is located in:
    • a. Punjab
    • b. KPK
    • c. Azad Kashmir
    • d. Gilgit-Baltistan
  3. Which is the national bird of Pakistan?
    • a. Eagle
    • b. Chukar Partridge
    • c. Peacock
    • d. Falcon
  4. Under the 1973 Constitution, the Prime Minister is the head of:
    • a. State
    • b. Government
    • c. Judiciary
    • d. Senate
  5. The total number of members in the Senate of Pakistan is:
    • a. 104
    • b. 100
    • c. 96 (Current strength)
    • d. 102
  6. Which city is known as the “Sufi City” or “City of Saints”?
    • a. Lahore
    • b. Multan
    • c. Sehwan
    • d. Bahawalpur
  7. The “Khyber Pass” connects Peshawar with:
    • a. Kabul
    • b. Jalalabad
    • c. Kandahar
    • d. Herat
  8. In which year did Pakistan join the OIC?
    • a. 1947
    • b. 1969
    • c. 1974
    • d. 1999
  9. The largest province of Pakistan by area is:
    • a. Punjab
    • b. Sindh
    • c. Balochistan
    • d. KPK
  10. Who was the first woman to be elected as a member of the National Assembly?
    • a. Begum Ra’ana Liaquat Ali
    • b. Shaista Ikramullah
    • c. Benazir Bhutto
    • d. Fatima Jinnah

IV. General Mathematics

Focus: Arithmetic, Algebra, and Geometry

  1. What is the value of $(8^2 – 6^2)$?
    • a. 4
    • b. 14
    • c. 28 ($64 – 36$)
    • d. 100
  2. The volume of a cube with a side of 3cm is:
    • a. 9 cm³
    • b. 18 cm³
    • c. 27 cm³ ($3^3$)
    • d. 36 cm³
  3. Solve: $120 \div 4 + (5 \times 6)$
    • a. 40
    • b. 60 ($30 + 30$)
    • c. 90
    • d. 120
  4. Find the average of: 15, 25, 35, 45.
    • a. 25
    • b. 30
    • c. 35
    • d. 40
  5. The square root of 144 is:
    • a. 10
    • b. 11
    • c. 12
    • d. 13
  6. A triangle with all three sides equal is called:
    • a. Isosceles
    • b. Scalene
    • c. Equilateral
    • d. Right-angled
  7. What is the probability of picking a ‘Red Face Card’ from a deck of 52?
    • a. 3/26
    • b. 6/52
    • c. Both a & b
    • d. 1/13
  8. If $4x + 12 = 44$, then $x + 2$ is:
    • a. 8
    • b. 10 ($x=8 \rightarrow 8+2=10$)
    • c. 12
    • d. 14
  9. The sum of internal angles of a triangle is:
    • a. 90°
    • b. 180°
    • c. 270°
    • d. 360°
  10. How many hours are in 2.5 days?
    • a. 48
    • b. 50
    • c. 60
    • d. 72

V. Pedagogy

Focus: Educational Models and Psychology

  1. The “5E Instructional Model” consists of Engage, Explore, Explain, Elaborate, and:
    • a. Examine
    • b. Evaluate
    • c. Estimate
    • d. Enrich
  2. Who is known for the theory of “Multiple Intelligences”?
    • a. Howard Gardner
    • b. Jean Piaget
    • c. B.F. Skinner
    • d. Lev Vygotsky
  3. The “Zone of Proximal Development” (ZPD) is a concept by:
    • a. Bruner
    • b. Vygotsky
    • c. Pavlov
    • d. Maslow
  4. Which teaching method is based on “Learning by Doing”?
    • a. Lecture
    • b. Project-Based Learning
    • c. Direct Instruction
    • d. Dictation
  5. “Formative Assessment” is primarily used for:
    • a. Grading
    • b. Providing feedback to improve learning
    • c. Certifying students
    • d. Final ranking
  6. What does ‘ADHD’ stand for in education?
    • a. Active Deficit Hyper Disorder
    • b. Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
    • c. Academic Deficit High Disorder
    • d. Adult Development High Degree
  7. The primary purpose of “Classroom Management” is to:
    • a. Punish students
    • b. Maintain silence
    • c. Create a conducive learning environment
    • d. Finish the syllabus
  8. ‘Validity’ of a test means it measures:
    • a. Consistently
    • b. What it is supposed to measure
    • c. Quickly
    • d. Subjectively
  9. In Maslow’s Hierarchy, the need for “Esteem” comes after:
    • a. Safety
    • b. Love and Belonging
    • c. Self-actualization
    • d. Physiological
  10. The “Heuristic Method” of teaching was pioneered by:
    • a. H.E. Armstrong
    • b. John Dewey
    • c. Froebel
    • d. Montessori

Answer Key Summary

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