Delhi University Entrance Test (DUET) 2020 Previous Year Question Paper With Answer Key
DU MPhil PhD in Education
Topic: EDU MPHIL S2
1) A researcher compared the mean IQ scores of randomly selected government and private school students and arrived at
a conclusion that private school curriculum has significant positive effect on the intelligence of students as compared to that
of the government school. This study can be categorized as
[Question ID = 3493]
1. Experimental. / [Option ID = 13966]
2. Expost facto / ( ) [Option ID = 13967]
3. Historical research. / [Option ID = 13968]
4. Ethnography. / [Option ID = 13969]
Correct Answer :
Expost facto / ( ) [Option ID = 13967]
2) A research investigation into the transition of young children to formal school within the cultural processes of their
everyday lives, can be suitably conducted as?
, ?
[Question ID = 3494]
1. Ethnographic research. / [Option ID = 13970]
2. Action research. / [Option ID = 13971]
3. Survey research. / [Option ID = 13972]
4. Experimental research. / [Option ID = 13973]
Correct Answer :
Ethnographic research. / [Option ID = 13970]
3) Which of the following is decision making error in hypothesis testing?
?
[Question ID = 3495]
1. Random error. / [Option ID = 13974]
2. Sampling error. / [Option ID = 13975]
3. Type I error. / I [Option ID = 13976]
4. Standard error / [Option ID = 13977]
Correct Answer :
Type I error. / I [Option ID = 13976]
4) Which type of sampling allows each individual in the population an equal chance of being chosen?
?
[Question ID = 3496]
1. Purposive Sampling. / [Option ID = 13978]
2. Stratified Sampling. / [Option ID = 13979]
3. Cluster Sampling. / [Option ID = 13980]
4. Random Sampling. / [Option ID = 13981]
Correct Answer :
Random Sampling. / [Option ID = 13981]
5) A researcher formulated a hypothesis that the use of technology in the classroom would not improve the children's
reading skills. What is the independent variable in this study?
?
[Question ID = 3497]
1. Children's reading skills. /
[Option ID = 13982]
2. Use of technology in the classroom. /
[Option ID = 13983]
3. Physical facilities provided in the class. /
[Option ID = 13984]
4. Children's previous knowledge. /
[Option ID = 13985]
Correct Answer :
Use of technology in the classroom. /
[Option ID = 13983]
6) If an unrelated design consisted of different subjects in two conditions, which of the following nonparametric statistical
tests would be appropriate?
?
[Question ID = 3498]
1. Wilcoxn test. / (Wilcoxn Test) [Option ID = 13986]
2. Mann Whitney test. / (Mann Whitney Test) [Option ID = 13987]
3. Friedmann test. / (Friedmann Test) [Option ID = 13988]
4. Chisquare test. / (ChiSquare Test) [Option ID = 13989]
Correct Answer :
Mann Whitney test. / (Mann Whitney Test) [Option ID = 13987]
7) A three year research study to assess the impact of I.C.T. use on Mathematics achievement in a coeducational senior
secondary school is an example of
...
:
[Question ID = 3499]
1. Quasiexperimental research design. / [Option ID = 13990]
2. Experimental research design. / [Option ID = 13991]
3. Correlational research design. / [Option ID = 13992]
4. Longitudinal research design. / [Option ID = 13993]
Correct Answer :
Longitudinal research design. / [Option ID = 13993]
8) Which of the following is not a measure of variability?
?
[Question ID = 3500]
1. Standard deviation / [Option ID = 13994]
2. Range / [Option ID = 13995]
3. Quartile deviation / [Option ID = 13996]
4. Median / [Option ID = 13997]
Correct Answer :
Median / [Option ID = 13997]
9) The study of a number of individual cases leading to a hypothesis and eventually to a generalization is called:
,
[Question ID = 3501]
1. Inductive reasoning / [Option ID = 13998]
2. Deductive reasoning / [Option ID = 13999]
3. Inductivedeductive reasoning / [Option ID = 14000]
4. Systematic reasoning / [Option ID = 14001]
Correct Answer :
Inductive reasoning / [Option ID = 13998]
10) Which among the following statements is not true for Research?
?
[Question ID = 3502]
1. Research is a systematic, controlled, empirical and critical investigation of hypothetical propositions. / , ,
[Option ID = 14002]
2. Results of a research investigation are open to public scrutiny by fellow professionals. /
[Option ID = 14003]
3. Research investigations are based on personal opinions. / [Option ID = 14004]
4. Research is generally scientific in nature. / [Option ID = 14005]
Correct Answer :
Research investigations are based on personal opinions. / [Option ID = 14004]
11) A set of interrelated concepts, definitions, and propositions that presents a systematic view of phenomenon by
specifying relations among variables, with the purpose of explaining and predicting the phenomenon is known as
, ,
,
[Question ID = 3503]
1. Definition / [Option ID = 14006]
2. Law / [Option ID = 14007]
3. Research Outcome / [Option ID = 14008]
4. Theory / [Option ID = 14009]
Correct Answer :
Theory / [Option ID = 14009]
12) A qualitative research design that reflects a shift from the perspective that the researcher knows best to one in which
the researcher is part of a team that collectively can accomplish much more when each person is a full participant instead
of either an object of study or a researcher is:
,
[Question ID = 3504]
1. Feminist Research / (Feminist Research) [Option ID = 14010]
2. Critical Action Research / (Critical Action Research) [Option ID = 14011]
3. Participatory Research / (Participatory Research) [Option ID = 14012]
4. Post Positivist Research / (Post Positivist Research) [Option ID = 14013]
Correct Answer :
Participatory Research / (Participatory Research) [Option ID = 14012]
13) Which among the following statements is true?
?
[Question ID = 3505]
1. Alternate hypothesis is accepted when null hypothesis is rejected. /
[Option ID = 14014]
2. Alternate hypothesis is complementary to null hypothesis. / [Option ID = 14015]
3. Alternate hypothesis is independent of null hypothesis / [Option ID = 14016]
4. Alternate hypothesis is not a research hypothesis / [Option ID = 14017]
Correct Answer :
Alternate hypothesis is accepted when null hypothesis is rejected. /
[Option ID = 14014]
14) A researcher, who is doing a survey on primary grade students, having intelligence quotient (IQ) as a variable with a
potential range from 70 150, shall use:
, 70150 ,
[Question ID = 3506]
1. Small sample. / [Option ID = 14018]
2. Large sample. / [Option ID = 14019]
3. Convenient sample. / [Option ID = 14020]
4. Whole population. / [Option ID = 14021]
Correct Answer :
Large sample. / [Option ID = 14019]
15) The standard deviation of the theoretical distribution of sample means is
[Question ID = 3507]
1. A measure of sampling error. / [Option ID = 14022]
2. A measure of dispersion in the data. / [Option ID = 14023]
3. A measure of deviation of scores from the mean. / [Option ID = 14024]
4. A measure of deviation in the standard scores. / [Option ID = 14025]
Correct Answer :
A measure of sampling error. / [Option ID = 14022]
16) Mr. Anil, a researcher and English teacher wishes to see how well his students could spell 1,000 English words but
decided to have a sample of only 50 words for the spelling test. Mr. Anil must ensure:
1000
50
[Question ID = 3508]
1. Content validity of the test items. / [Option ID = 14026]
2. Internal validity of the procedure. / [Option ID = 14027]
3. External validity of the results. / [Option ID = 14028]
4. Criterionrelated validity of the sample. / [Option ID = 14029]
Correct Answer :
Content validity of the test items. / [Option ID = 14026]
17) `Threats to reliability' in an achievement test with respect to examiners and marking can be attributed to:
A. Errors in marking.
B. Inconsistency in response of the students.
C. Inconsistency in marking within the same response sheet.
D. Inconsistency in marking among different examiners.
Which among the following is true?
` '
A.
B.
C.
D.
?
[Question ID = 3509]
1. A and B only / A B
[Option ID = 14030]
2. A, B and C only / A, B C
[Option ID = 14031]
3. A, B and D only / A, B D
[Option ID = 14032]
4. A, C and D only / A, C D
[Option ID = 14033]
Correct Answer :
A, C and D only / A, C D
[Option ID = 14033]
18) Which of the following statements are examples of inferential statistics?
A. The average height of the girls in basketball team of a school is 165cm.
B. There is a relationship between high motivation and high achievement level.
C. From the past analysis, it is predicted that 85% of science students from high schools will go for engineering courses.
/ / / ?
A. 165
B.
C. 85%
[Question ID = 3510]
1. A and C only / A C
[Option ID = 14034]
2. A and B only / A B
[Option ID = 14035]
3. B and C only / B C
[Option ID = 14036]
4. B only / B
[Option ID = 14037]
Correct Answer :
B and C only / B C
[Option ID = 14036]
19) In a true experimental research design, equivalence between the control group and the experiment group is
established through
,
[Question ID = 3511]
1. Comparing mean scores. / [Option ID = 14038]
2. Comparing standard deviations. / [Option ID = 14039]
3. Randomization. / [Option ID = 14040]
4. One to one matching. / [Option ID = 14041]
Correct Answer :
Randomization. / [Option ID = 14040]
20) Researchers use null hypothesis because
[Question ID = 3512]
1. It enables to compare research findings with chance expectations through statistical tests. /
[Option ID = 14042]
2. It allows making inferences using confidence limits. / [Option ID = 14043]
3. It reduces the risk of statistical errors by choosing appropriate statistics. / [Option ID =
14044]
4. It allows correct use of statistical tools. / [Option ID = 14045]
Correct Answer :
It enables to compare research findings with chance expectations through statistical tests. /
[Option ID = 14042]
21) You want to study the experiences of `being a transgender'. Which of the following may NOT be an appropriate way to
identify your participants?
` '
?
[Question ID = 3513]
1. Snowball sampling. / [Option ID = 14046]
2. Purposive sampling. / [Option ID = 14047]
3. Random sampling. / [Option ID = 14048]
4. Identification through institutional consultation. / [Option ID = 14049]
Correct Answer :
Random sampling. / [Option ID = 14048]
22) A researcher wants to undertake a research with young adults to understand how their identity has developed from
their childhood to adulthood and which factors have influenced it. The appropriate method for this study would be
[Question ID = 3514]
1. Action Research / [Option ID = 14050]
2. Survey / [Option ID = 14051]
3. Lifestories / [Option ID = 14052]
4. Observations / [Option ID = 14053]
Correct Answer :
Lifestories / [Option ID = 14052]
23) Which of the following can be used by the researcher to rank the people or objects on a scale with equal units?
?
[Question ID = 3515]
1. Nominal Scale / [Option ID = 14054]
2. Ordinal scale / [Option ID = 14055]
3. Interval scale / [Option ID = 14056]
4. Number scale / [Option ID = 14057]
Correct Answer :
Interval scale / [Option ID = 14056]
24) A researcher is said to have committed a TypeI error when.............
I , ............
[Question ID = 3516]
1. A researcher accepts the null hypothesis, which is actually true. / , [Option ID = 14058]
2. A researcher rejects the null hypothesis, which is actually true. / , [Option ID = 14059]
3. A researcher accepts the null hypothesis, which is actually false. / , [Option ID = 14060]
4. A researcher rejects both the null and alternative hypotheses. / [Option ID = 14061]
Correct Answer :
A researcher rejects the null hypothesis, which is actually true. / , [Option ID = 14059]
25) A point on the measurement scale below which a specified percentage of the cases in a distribution fall is called..........
,
[Question ID = 3517]
1. Percentile rank /
[Option ID = 14062]
2. Percentile /
[Option ID = 14063]
3. Percentage /
[Option ID = 14064]
4. tValue / t ?
[Option ID = 14065]
Correct Answer :
Percentile /
[Option ID = 14063]
26) Which one of the following statements is incorrect?
?
[Question ID = 3518]
1. Phenomenology as an approach concern primarily with how `others' view my world. /
` '
[Option ID = 14066]
2. Existentialism often describes the human condition in terms such as abandonment, loneliness, despair and alienation. / ,
,
[Option ID = 14067]
3. Humanistic psychology is also referred to as `thirdforce' of psychology. / ' '
[Option ID = 14068]
4. The feelings, perceptions and awareness that an individual has at any given moment is known as phenomenal field in humanistic psychology. /
, ,
[Option ID = 14069]
Correct Answer :
Phenomenology as an approach concern primarily with how `others' view my world. /
` '
[Option ID = 14066]
27) Piaget distinguished among three types of knowledge except__________:
___________
[Question ID = 3519]
1. Physical Knowledge. /
[Option ID = 14070]
2. Logico Mathematical Knowledge. /
[Option ID = 14071]
3. Procedural Knowledge. /
[Option ID = 14072]
4. Social Knowledge. /
[Option ID = 14073]
Correct Answer :
Procedural Knowledge. /
[Option ID = 14072]
28) Which one of the following is not a category of the dimension called ` operation' in Guilford's Multifactor Theory of
intelligence ?
?
[Question ID = 3520]
1. Evaluation / [Option ID = 14074]
2. Cognition / [Option ID = 14075]
3. Synthesis / [Option ID = 14076]
4. Memory / [Option ID = 14077]
Correct Answer :
Synthesis / [Option ID = 14076]
29) Socrates wrote
A. Nichomachean Ethics
B. Symposium
C. Apology
D. I and Thou
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
A. (Nichomachean Ethics)
B. (Symposium)
C. (Apology)
D. (I and Thou)
:
[Question ID = 3521]
1. A and B only / A B
[Option ID = 14078]
2. B and C only / B C
[Option ID = 14079]
3. A and C only / A C
[Option ID = 14080]
4. C and D only / C D
[Option ID = 14081]
Correct Answer :
B and C only / B C
[Option ID = 14079]
30) In the work of Talcott Parsons, ________ and ________ serve the primary functions in the society as an agency of
socialization and allocation of human resources within the rolestructure of the adult society.
___________ __________
[Question ID = 3522]
1. Lower and middle socioeconomic class /
[Option ID = 14082]
2. Elementary and secondary school class /
[Option ID = 14083]
3. Middle and upper socioeconomic class /
[Option ID = 14084]
4. Middle and senior secondary school class /
[Option ID = 14085]
Correct Answer :
Elementary and secondary school class /
[Option ID = 14083]
31) According to L Althusser, besides techniques and knowledges, children also learn the `rules' of good behaviour which
actually means
, , '' ,
[Question ID = 3523]
1. Rules of respect for good moral behaviour, collective conduct and ultimately the rules of order established by educational systems. /
, [Option ID = 14086]
2. Rules of respect for the socioregional division of labour and ultimately the rules of order established by educational systems. /
[Option ID = 14087]
3. Rules of respect for the sociotechnical division of labour and ultimately the rules of order established by class domination. /
[Option ID = 14088]
4. Rules of respect for the good moral behaviour, collective conduct and ultimately the rules of order established by class domination. /
[Option ID = 14089]
Correct Answer :
Rules of respect for the sociotechnical division of labour and ultimately the rules of order established by class domination. /
[Option ID = 14088]
32) The view which contends that `our "truths" are temporary statements based on how we cope with changing
circumstances' is known as:
` " " , :
[Question ID = 3524]
1. Cultural relativism /
[Option ID = 14090]
2. Relationalism /
[Option ID = 14091]
3. Empiricism /
[Option ID = 14092]
4. Perennialism /
[Option ID = 14093]
Correct Answer :
Cultural relativism /
[Option ID = 14090]
33) Basil Bernstein provided a suggestive analysis of how the social frameworks of school knowledge generate
[Question ID = 3525]
1. Subject identities, teacher loyalties and orientations to teacher knowledge / ,
[Option ID = 14094]
2. Subject identities, knowledge loyalties and orientations to subject knowledge. / ,
[Option ID = 14095]
3. Student and teacher identities, subject loyalties and orientations to school knowledge. / ,
[Option ID = 14096]
4. Subject identities, orientations to subjects and loyalties to school knowledge. / ,
[Option ID = 14097]
Correct Answer :
Student and teacher identities, subject loyalties and orientations to school knowledge. / ,
[Option ID = 14096]
34) _________ is more interested in the effect of membership of group on the individuals which make it up while
_________ is more interested in the organization and functioning of the whole group.
____________ ___________
|
[Question ID = 3526]
1. Social psychology and sociology /
[Option ID = 14098]
2. Philosophy and sociology. /
[Option ID = 14099]
3. Sociology and psychology. /
[Option ID = 14100]
4. Psychology and sociology. /
[Option ID = 14101]
Correct Answer :
Social psychology and sociology /
[Option ID = 14098]
35) According to Rogers, a mismatch between the real and ideal self
,
[Question ID = 3527]
1. Typically motivates individuals to close the gap. / [Option ID = 14102]
2. Can result in anxiety and neurotic behavior. / [Option ID = 14103]
3. Causes one to better understand their unconscious motives. / [Option ID = 14104]
4. Causes an increase in unconditional positive regard. / [Option ID = 14105]
Correct Answer :
Can result in anxiety and neurotic behavior. / [Option ID = 14103]
36) Read the two statements:
Statement I: Reflective teaching is a move beyond the ordinary to a higher level of awareness of how teaching and learning
take place.
Statement II: Reflective teaching demands that teacher and students be involved in a process of selfobservation and self
evaluation.
I: ,
II:
[Question ID = 3528]
1. Statement I is true but Statement II is false / I , II
[Option ID = 14106]
2. Statement I is false but Statement II is true / I , II
[Option ID = 14107]
3. Both Statement I and Statement II are true and Statement II is correct explanation of Statement I / I II II I
[Option ID = 14108]
4. Both Statement I and Statement II are true but Statement II is not the correct explanation of Statement I / I II , II
I
[Option ID = 14109]
Correct Answer :
Both Statement I and Statement II are true but Statement II is not the correct explanation of Statement I / I II , II
I
[Option ID = 14109]
37) The radical separation of fact from value is difficult to maintain, especially since facts relate to the:
, ,
[Question ID = 3529]
1. True statements about the world and those statements never change. / [Option ID = 14110]
2. Descriptions we give of the world and those descriptions never change. / [Option
ID = 14111]
3. Descriptions we give of the world and those descriptions incorporate evaluations. /
[Option ID = 14112]
4. Descriptions we give of the world and those descriptions are free from evaluations. /
[Option ID = 14113]
Correct Answer :
Descriptions we give of the world and those descriptions incorporate evaluations. /
[Option ID = 14112]
38) The term used to describe suspending preconceptions and learned feelings about a phenomenon is:
[Question ID = 3530]
1. Axial coding / [Option ID = 14114]
2. Flexible designing / [Option ID = 14115]
3. Bracketing / [Option ID = 14116]
4. Debriefing / [Option ID = 14117]
Correct Answer :
Bracketing / [Option ID = 14116]
39) With operant conditioning, ________ are important in forming an association, whereas with classical conditioning,
_________ are important in forming an association.
,______________________ , ,___________________
|
[Question ID = 3531]
1. Consequences; antecedent stimuli. / ;
[Option ID = 14118]
2. Reflexes; rewards. / ;
[Option ID = 14119]
3. Conditioned stimuli; reflexive stimuli. / ;
[Option ID = 14120]
4. Positive reinforcement; negative reinforcement. / ;
[Option ID = 14121]
Correct Answer :
Consequences; antecedent stimuli. / ;
[Option ID = 14118]
40) Amit's mother was upset to find that Amit had not picked up his building blocks after repeated requests to do so. The
next morning, Amit found all his blocks had been picked up and put into a bag on the top of the refrigerator. Amit's mother
told him that he could not play with his blocks for the next two days. Which type of discipline did she use?
,
?
[Question ID = 3532]
1. Negative reinforcement / [Option ID = 14122]
2. Punishment by application / [Option ID = 14123]
3. Punishment by removal / [Option ID = 14124]
4. Positive reinforcement / [Option ID = 14125]
Correct Answer :
Punishment by removal / [Option ID = 14124]
41) The awakening of sexual curiosity and interest in the genitals is the beginning of what Freud termed as
_________ |
[Question ID = 3533]
1. Oral stage /
[Option ID = 14126]
2. Anal stage /
[Option ID = 14127]
3. Phalic stage /
[Option ID = 14128]
4. Latency stage /
[Option ID = 14129]
Correct Answer :
Phalic stage /
[Option ID = 14128]
42) The memories and fears of ancient themes that are repeated in many folklores are quite universal across cultures, and
are known as
_____ |
[Question ID = 3534]
1. Persona. /
[Option ID = 14130]
2. Archetypes. / ( )
[Option ID = 14131]
3. The collective unconscious. /
[Option ID = 14132]
4. Anima. / ( )
[Option ID = 14133]
Correct Answer :
Archetypes. / ( )
[Option ID = 14131]
43) Ravi is 9 years old, and secretly takes money regularly from his mother's purse to buy ice cream for himself and his
friends, and does not see this as a morally wrong action. This is an example of
9
[Question ID = 3535]
1. Preconventional morality. / [Option ID = 14134]
2. Conventional morality. / [Option ID = 14135]
3. Postconventional morality. / [Option ID = 14136]
4. Moral dilemma. / [Option ID = 14137]
Correct Answer :
Preconventional morality. / [Option ID = 14134]
44) In Maslow's theory, how often do people reach a point of selfactualization?
, ?
[Question ID = 3536]
1. Most people reach a state of selfactualization before they reach adulthood. /
[Option ID = 14138]
2. Most people reach a state of selfactualization as they finish adolescence. / [Option
ID = 14139]
3. Seldom, there are times in a person's life when they are self actualized at least temporarily. / ,
[Option ID = 14140]
4. No one ever reaches the ultimate state. Our motivations express themselves in how we try to attain it. /
[Option ID = 14141]
Correct Answer :
Seldom, there are times in a person's life when they are self actualized at least temporarily. / ,
[Option ID = 14140]
45) Performance model of Curriculum focuses on
A. marked subject boundaries
B. traditional forms of knowledge
C. treating all the students as equals
D. established rules and pedagogical practices
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
?
A.
B.
C.
D.
[Question ID = 3537]
1. A, B and C only / A, B C
[Option ID = 14142]
2. A, B and D only / A, B D
[Option ID = 14143]
3. B, C and D only / B, C D
[Option ID = 14144]
4. D only / D
[Option ID = 14145]
Correct Answer :
A, B and D only / A, B D
[Option ID = 14143]
46) According to National Curriculum Framework for School Education (2000), Curriculum should stand on which of the
following pillars?
A. Equity
B. Culture
C. Relevance
D. Excellence
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
(2000) ?
A.
B.
C.
D.
[Question ID = 3538]
1. D only / D
[Option ID = 14146]
2. B and D only / B D
[Option ID = 14147]
3. A, B and C only / A, B C
[Option ID = 14148]
4. A, C and D only / A, C D
[Option ID = 14149]
Correct Answer :
A, C and D only / A, C D
[Option ID = 14149]
47) Which of the following is not considered gender stereotyping?
?
[Question ID = 3539]
1. A television program in which doctors are males and nurses are females. / [Option ID = 14150]
2. An advertisement where the woman handles office work, home and kids. / , [Option ID =
14151]
3. A children's book where the mother does household chores. / [Option ID = 14152]
4. A movie in which the hero always saves the heroine from danger. / , [Option ID = 14153]
Correct Answer :
An advertisement where the woman handles office work, home and kids. / , [Option ID =
14151]
48) Hypotheticaldeductive reasoning develops in ______
____________ |
[Question ID = 3540]
1. Sensory motor stage /
[Option ID = 14154]
2. Concrete operational stage /
[Option ID = 14155]
3. Preoperational stage /
[Option ID = 14156]
4. Formal operational stage /
[Option ID = 14157]
Correct Answer :
Formal operational stage /
[Option ID = 14157]
49) Which of the following branches of philosophy would engage with the question `On what do we base our knowledge of
the world and our understanding of truth'?
`
'?
[Question ID = 3541]
1. Epistemology /
[Option ID = 14158]
2. Metaphysics /
[Option ID = 14159]
3. Ethics /
[Option ID = 14160]
4. Aesthetics /
[Option ID = 14161]
Correct Answer :
Epistemology /
[Option ID = 14158]
50) Imagine yourself as Henry Giroux and examine the two statements given below from his perspective on teachers as
transformatory intellectuals:
Statement I: Unlike many past educational reforms movements, the present call for educational change presents both a
threat and a challenge to public school teachers that appear unprecedented.
Statement II: The threat comes in the form of a series of educational reforms that display little confidence in the ability of
public school teachers to provide intellectual and moral leadership for our youth.
I: ,
II: ,
[Question ID = 3542]
1. Statement I is true but Statement II is false / I , II
[Option ID = 14162]
2. Statement I is false but Statement II is true / I , II
[Option ID = 14163]
3. Both Statement I and Statement II are true and Statement II is correct explanation of Statement I / I II II I
[Option ID = 14164]
4. Both Statement I and Statement II are true but Statement II is not the correct explanation of Statement I / I II II
I
[Option ID = 14165]
Correct Answer :
Both Statement I and Statement II are true and Statement II is correct explanation of Statement I / I II II I
[Option ID = 14164]
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