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APPENDICES
Appendix I
LIST OF SCHOOLS SELECTED FOR THE STUDY
1. Lisieux L.P.S., Ithithanam, Kottayam.
2. St. Antonies L.P.S., Thayamkary, Alappuzha.
3. Government H.S.S., Kidangara, Alappuzha.
4. Government L.P.G.S., Vakathanam, Kottayam.
5. M.D.U.P.S., Vakathanam, Kottayam.
6. L.P.S., Panayampala, Kottayam.
7. Government U.P.S. Cheeranchira, Kottayam.
8. F.P.M.L.P.S., Mapuzhakkary, Alappuzha.
9. S.N.D.P.U.P.S., Cherukara, Alappuzha.
10,Government L.P.B.S., Veliyanad, Alappuzha.
11. St. Adai's L.P.S., Nalunnakal, Kottayam.
12. S.H.U.P.S., Kannady, Alappuzha.
13. C.M.S.L.P.S., Nalunnakal, Kottayam.
14.Amalolbhava L.P.S., Pulincunnoo, Alappuzha.
15.St. Joseph's L.P.S., Changanacherry, Kottayam.
16. St. Shantal H.S., Mamood, Kottayam.
17. B.K.T. L.P.S., Fathimapuram, Kottayam.
18.Government L.P.S., Kunnamkary, Alappuzha.
19.Mary Matha L.P.S., Punnakkunnam, Alappuzha.
20.Government L.P.S., Madappally, Kottayam.
21 .A.J.J.M., L.P.S., Kainady, Alappuzha.
22. New St. Thersia's L.P.S., Kavalam, Alappuzha.
23. Government L.P.S., Kumaramkary, Alappuzha.
24,Government L.P.G.S., Veliyanad, Alappuzha.
25,Government L.P.B.S., Veliyanad, Alappuzha.
Appendix 11
General Data Sheet (Malayalam Version)
(To be AUed by the students with the help of Teachers and Parents)
Appendix 111
GENERAL DATA SHEET
(English version)
(to be filled by the students with the help of teachers)
1. Name of the Student
2. Class & Division
3. Name of School
4. Age & Date of Birth
5. Medium of Instruction
6. Male / Female
7. Name of father
8. Occupation
9. Educational qualification
10. Name of mother
11. Occupation
12. Educational qualification
13. Other members
14. Monthly income
15. Opinion about the student's performance by the teacher:
16. Opinion about the student's performance by parents:
Appendix IV
LIST OF EXPERTS
1. Dr. Ramaa S., Reader, Regional Institute of Education, Mysore.
2. Dr. Sailaja Chennat, Associate Professor, SCERT, Poojappura,
Thiruvananthapuram.
3. 6. Sreekumari Amma, Assistant Professor, SCERT, Poojappura,
Thiruvananthapuram.
4. Dr. Anilkumar Nair, Grade I Lecturer, Department of Clinical
Psychology, Institute for Communicative and Cognitive Neurosciences
(ICCONS), Prasanth Nagar, Thiruvananthapuram.
5. Dr. P.J. Jacob, Sr. Lecturer, School of Pedagogical Sciences,
Mahatma Gandhi University, Kottayam.
6. Dr. Celine Peraira, Lecturer, School of Pedagogical Scienues,
Mahatma Gandhi University, Kottayam.
7. Sr. Rose Maria, Mary Matha L.P.S., Punnakuunam, Alappuzha.
8. Tincy Sebastian, St. Antony's L.P.S., Thayamkary, Alappuzha.
9. Mini Vasudevan, Government L.P.S., Madappally, Kottayam.
10.Avis M. Sebastian, B.K.T.L.P.S., Fathimapuram, Kottayam.
Appendix V
Science Process Skills Test- Draft Form
Std. IV Time : 2 % Hrs Max. Mark : 60
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Science Process Skills Test (Malayalam Version) - Final Form
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Science Process Skill Test
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MAHATMA GANDHI UNIVERSITY
SCIENCE PROCESS SKILLS TEST
(English version)
Time: 1 % hours
Marks: 50
I. Answer in a word
1. .............. holds a plant is soil
2. Name a creature that tears its food and eats ....................
3. The instrument that indicates direction ....................
4. Where does a kingfisher build its nest?
5. Name the equipment which sends the message through lines?
6. .................... is the kitchen of plants.
7. The biggest flower in the world.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
8. Our national flower is . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
9. What material do ants use to stick together leaves to make nests ...................
10. .................... spreads Malaria.
(10 x 1 = 10)
II. Answer the following questions choosing the right one from the bracket.
1 1. Which is the biggest seed?
(Cucumber, rice, twin coconut, peas)
12. What is the speciality of a camel?
(right eye is less powerful, has a horn,
short statured, forward and backward fingers in its foot)
13. From where does a new pea plant geminate?
(seed, stem, flower, root)
14. ............... is a migrating bird?
(Parrot, Crow, Kite, Crane)
15. How does a mosquito produce whisper music?
(from mouth, sound of wings, from legs, through nose)
11. 16. Find out the odd one on the basis of their breeding habit.
1. hen, duck, kite, bat
2. tortoise, lamb snake, lizard
3. duck, quail, crow, squirrel
4. she buffalo, cow, tortoise, donkey
17. Match the following on the basis of the mode of pollination
1. Tridax (grandfather's beard) - water
2. horse tooth - wind
3. coconut - creatures
4. ladies finger - breaking the fruit
(4 x 1 = 4)
18. Match the following on the basis of habitat
1. lion - Anthill
2. snake - den
3. termite - nest
4. Pigeon - burrow
19. Underline the odd one on the basis of food habit
1. elephant, rabbit, COW, cat
2. lion, leopard, tiger, deer
3. cow, buffalo. goat, rabbit
4. dog, fox, cow, leopard
(4 x 1 = 4)
20. Unnikuttan wants to make a garden. But he does not know how to plant. Write
against each name its mode
....................... 1. Jasmine
....................... 2. Tulasi
....................... 3. Cactus
4. Sunflower
planting stem
sowing seed
planting leaf
(4 x I = 4)
IV. Find out True or False. Give a 'd' mark against True and 'x' against False.
21. The earth contains more of lano than water.
22. Crackers can be burnt at kerosene lamp.
23. Electricity can be repaired standing barefoot.
24. Anything provided can be chewed in our mouth.
25. Every mosquito sucks blood.
V. Answer in two or three sentences.
26. What are insects? Explain with example.
27. Explain how water pollution takes place.
28. What does a forest give us?
29. How is electricity generated from water?
30. Where do plants store their food they prepare?
Achievement Test in Science Draft Form
Std. IV
Appendix IX
Time:2%Hrs Max. Mark : 65
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7. oomnmaarcu meld Casrmj @dO&thOmnn ~ 1 % ?
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14. mlrn~dorflubm~ m)~mdajmmrnjos i d ~ 3 m om3vl& ?
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..................... pW?awSca pcanmw m~.wva &cs~wbimwo .ez ....................... p3caSwo ?or-o tcuiwocnoru~ru rr,mw aVra&m .~z
wtwtauuutb cllawu cmaLmw ............................... z .tuutwmcwnU ucswpra, (lacme racsms~wcscpenw?mmuc &cswcoca .9z
................................... p3ca~~noe.11 ?me clu?&l~~crup?d Su, pw ..sr wtcsefi~oXr*
L ~otwmwcu ~YwBw ohRICl(Bo s(9?0l~fa .PZ
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Appendix X
Std. N
Achievement Test in Science (Malayalam Version) Final Form
Time : 2.00 Hrs Max. Mark : 50
lo. o&omi& d m m j m csmomo?
(am", dml, mwd2mo)
o d o r n q m p
11. eom3srnd~ I&d ng)mjm, (mm2j.5~ n @ g ~ j o mqm o~ed lm lm lwm adhim0 ?
12. rnm~os rno$u8 &&A o d g ~ m , ~onr.tener20 2 am0 om& dcmm~&d?
13. elm" molw3d ~dowOf lm im, QddhD6mo ?
14. m a - &JS~& NJNCCU3UdbZl32J6)S @4009~m)~&/
15. (mmq1~os d ~ ~ d d m 1 onlgim, -bmowm" / m~mlcn5la3eflglwjos csdmjo m d d mmmio n8)92mp ? 5
n l ~ m l g d w J &
....................................... 16. aamg & e ~ ~ a d ( w e ~ o rrunlml ilday~onmi m d ................................... 17. &d rns ~ m a d o r 3 l , g l m ~ m rmm~m3m-
18. mno3nfboj) n n m ~ j & d & l ~ ~ l ~ e ~ 0~.#@fl mmil0m ............................... cruhn3wl&;cm;. 3
uamlcw3 omega ng)am9~m~1fb
....................... 19. m $ e 1 ~ ~ 9 slla A W ~ rujmrm~wmrmlrn; edmi a&~m36ni
............................... 20. , ~ ~ N J O rue.llgmjm m~@ls~rmd~lav36ni &vj&d
Appendix XI
Std. IV Achievement Test in Science
Scoring Key
Time : 2.00Hrs Max. Mark : 50
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Std: IV
Appendix XI1 SCHOOL OF PEDAGOGICAL SCIENCES
MAHATMA GANDH UNIVERSITY
ACHIEVEMENT TEST
Name:. .......................... . .
Divlslon: ......................
School: .......................
(English version)
Time: 1 % hours
- Marks: 50
Answer rn the same sheet
Class No. ..................
Date: ........................
Time: .......................
I. Pick out the answer from the bracket:
................... 1. Seed which does not yield oil
(Mustard, Coconut, Horse gram)
........................ 2. Symbol of peace
(Parrot, White pigeon, Vulture)
.......................... 3. Artificial production of stem with roots is known as
(grafting, layering, budding)
.......................... 4. The seed which pollinates via water
(peas, balsam, mangrove plants)
5. The district that has no railway lire ..........................
6. Crow peasant makes its nest witti ..........................
(twigs, coconut husk and fibre coconut plant leaves)
.......................... 7. The district that situates at Northern border of Kerala
(Wayanad, Kasargod, Kannur)
8. Accident prone game ..........................
(cricket, cards, snake and ladder)
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9. The main occupation of the people inhabiting at the boarder of rivers
(building construction, fishing. collecting sand)
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10. The disease spread by mosquito
(filariasis, fever, loose motion)
II. Write the name
11. The nearest bird sanctuary visited by migrating birds ..........................
12. Name any two rice varieties cultivated in our state ..........................
13. Equipment that indicates direction ..........................
14. Name any two cottage industries ..........................
15. Panchayat I Municipality with name and ward number in which your school is
situated.
5
Fill up the blanks
16. Kerala Kalamandalam is situated in ..........................
17. A plant in which reproduction takes by planting the stem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
18. The skin among the fingers of a duck helps it to . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
State if True or False
19. Alleppy district is famous for coir industry.
20. Vulture lays the biggest egg.
21. Malappuram district has an airport.
Single out the odd one
22. Pigeon, myneh, kite, crow
23. Canoe, net, hook, axe
24. wound, headache, sprain, burns
Match the following
25. Soap Kochi
26. grandfather's beard : Wood pecker
27. West Coconut oil
28. Carpenters Wind
29. Ship building doc; Sunset
Answer in a sentence or two
30. What is grama sabha?
31. Which are the main occupations connected with coconut cultivation?
Answer in three or four sentences
32. How is coir produced?
33. What first aid is given to a victim of electric shock?
34. Benefits from a forest?
35. Identify any four feet of birds given below. Explain how they help them in
earning food.
36. Given below are some materials of daily use, their name and place of production. Find out where most of them are produced. Prepare a project in the light of the above details.
Santhoor (Bangalore)
Lifeboy (Mumbai)
Jai (Maharashtra)
Colgate (Mumbai)
Satti (Secunderabad)
Henko (Chennai)
Lux (Mumbai)
Breeze (Mumbai)
Geeva (Mumbai)
Big Babool (Hyderabad)
Aban tea (Madras)
Close up (Mumbai)
Appendix XIII
Diagnostic Test to Identify Diorders of Reading and Writing (Draft Form)
Std n' Time : 4 Hrs.
Max. Mark : 170
111. (ma09 n&osmlmlao~m ntoaq&& nmg3nm moa%lao~&. (Read without Erros)
V. im3wmplID8 a&os~mlmlao~m ~3&i)d&@ao" 1a19mm~~dm3w nopsso@ ntmp m l dlml~dt~l~a (Fill in the blanks with proper changes)
1. s m o a ................................................. 2s24 @d-so#s~o (ru36m31)
2. m3m08 ....................................................... m s 1 ( r n ~ ~ r n o 8 ) ............................................................ 3. mnn (810514~ ( ~ 5 1 )
VI. esmemgpl 5 mh~dammild dmmlm~&. (Comment on Onam in 5 sentences)
VII. epcll3& esivlrnpa,
VIII.a&tb3gmmrl~ adb~s~mlmlaqmn meammua &2$jlaw3el,-.J+j mdrnncllmm~~m, m3m2 dbva ~Sm3mJdb. (Make suitable meaningful words by combining the letters)
IX. m3av o&3s~mlml~~m cll3mldrnlm~o mdrmocllm3w m3m~&& gm3ml ng)s~nmv~mjda. (Make two meaningful words by spiliting the given word)
XI. moo9 o&os~rmmlml~~m, rrl f la~p?lm6 mlmi mdrmommowm nccnmaemnnsp6 m 3 m l r n ~ w l d o.-nos~mrm nlnmcr%m" cda~onlsl cddmp,. (Match the following)
XIII. mara~mrmlm3 ~ d e w o m l ~ ~ a , mmoulglommccru3os - e 3 d m ~ g 3 d -
X l Y mogrmmld odogjl ernom& nno~mlgom mml&&mb 'X' cmom mswogo (Find out the pair of words which are not rhythmic)
XY sqgd em1 do0 pqmlmpn~ nn~sdmi tmmlom ~moaiim~l~oa,3s~rmmlmIm~m, cma&wmo ewlolNoao1 6~3dW1O3V)o dowornlo n ~ w p 3 m 1 ~ &131&ca35 mmua~oasp,. (Make words by eliminating the letter in brackets)
XVI. a,2$ a send a,ma,3G11 s d ~ g s j r n l emj 6rn- nng~03m2.a, (3x1 = 3)
XVII.moglmrmld m o d m ~ . &~3rnlm8 m o g m l d p a n m o m nlnmld cmom 'm30' o l N m d m p .
@tndout the pair of words which are not rhythmic) dnnp Mmjm & m a mn~ca I 6 d S d d 5 d d S d b l m
XIX. mmw ndaoqml~~m ~ 3 & p 3 ~ 4 ma(Pfl,#&ictb. (Read the words clearly)
m&a W ~ N & ~ I W J D ~
z!md ~ m m m o&omm ,ga3dhI oo&~moa m$md
XX. mocnn'efa~da (Read the Passage)
a3dmw~m~&omlmImlg. ml odolw &is1 rqmlmlm~armod s l d d dmsj o&sl & y p n l d
mi& s ~ d a c i l d & m j o & M o&o~ l msmlm~mflog? m ~ o q m j o mmnwioswjo &jos a ~ x ~ ~ l o a d ~ m d m j o om2mlmio rumjcm3cd g o 4 cnsnioo odhdmp1o011 ml odaoml* o n d m j r n o d m i m d m l 5 d ~ ~ ~ o a m l w c o d ml &~sp,3omooso~0 nl3slw do$oa ~ ~ j m m l na)ommjrjl
yo&. m o g ? ng)cnnoaxlm~mj m do$
XXI. ruodyd om3ml m3oq 0&3s~rormlmlm~(rn ~ d 3 o j m d & 2rormmmd ny)qinn~oh (Answer the questions after reading the paragraph)
dorm da olmnurujo mmM @mi m,ru~amly~. eoslm~slwrud a&yi msomml ~rmd.
odolw o r o ~ d mvmja amj mmuj, m r y j mgx?3rm~&lsm d jg j&dac i l sdd emmm~. ~s wogojm@ oupwldj cmoml. d j g p d m l s ' d & ml~soo~rm m m j ~6gpd . mru@ die~lwj6)s nuocmlnojo m n m l ~ m m & ~wosl&ooG mao la l@d. g@mpl ~momruod&somio ggIejmodh3@ mmrooodg. ma@ q o o cmmo mods1 mlawl@yd .........
1 pufw?@cuw(9~uw glscmcucsw@ cob n,pwca,?cmwcmuo '1
Appendix XIV
Diagnostic Test to Identify the Disorders of Reading and Writing (Malayalam Vt:rsion) - Final Form
Std. IV Time : 3 % Hrs Max. Mark : 150
I B . m , m , y , m , m , m , m J , m J
dpdho, cocm3smm121, mcsom3nw0, m , m l , momml, monad, od~om, d lmd, uowmo, 6 ~ & ~ 3 & . mlnwao, onnrmd, m3ca&, auaam3mcd, nn$njml, od3my0, m3mldh, hng3m1, a,wma~, mlmaua, i n ~ 3 d , mpm, mmdml, onnm~rj
111. moo9 o&ta3smrmlml&pn mta3mp6 omporn ruowl&j&. (Read without Erros)
IV. 161113d&~Id 6)&35Jmmllml&~m) N3.86)~&6& mN(md1113W 1113868136 OJmiml "Jpl~l&~& (Fill in the blanks with proper changes)
V. somnrmmg~l 5 ~ o d & m n n l d mlm6~&&ata, (Comment on Onam in 5 sentences:~
(2 K ) VI. ~ d a ~ ~ ~ ? ~ oda~~~OJlF)?m?&~m, (8lBMi06Ui3U8 & l $ I 6 ~ 9 ~ l g l j l $ mdlUMcllCTlm3~ N3&1
&ua p m 3 m p . (Make suitable meaningful words by combining the letters)
(4x1 =4) VII. cmonw o&3s~rmmlmlmpn ~ ~ & l d m l r m ~ o mdmrocumnn3az ~ 3 & ~ & d psmo&l
"Qs~"mw~cm~&. (Make two meaningful words by spiliting the given word)
m d , m S I
VIII. m3aw a & 3 s ~ m l m l m m nlomg&ad mlmi nnadrmon1m3wcll ammnclmms~mmi m~rmm7 r n ~ m l d n&ospn nlom&m- esialra~odsl odd&l&. (Match the following)
...................... (5x1 =5)
IX. m 3 g m l d adpro# cm3ml. 1 i n 3 g m l ~ o m r u m l & d m ~ 'X' emam nnas(~13g0 =SJ&
(Find out the pair of words which are not rhythmic)
X. s l yd em1 nlno ~ g m ? & p 1 mlsdmi cnacmlnm ~ s r u ~ ~ ~ ~ l m 8 0 & ~ s ~ m ? m 1 d t 6 ) ~ m 7 m&%Imo
89 l~3c861 l m13c8611e30)o dow3rnp nglwdm3mp &d$l&ag3S a~ ,mva~agsp . (Make words by eliminating the letter in brackets)
XI. c m 3 ~ m I m 8 ~ 3 d m l . &~ynmlm8 m3gmmil6 g s m m 3 m d o m l 6 cmam 'n120' mmw&l&. (Findout the pair of words which are not rhythmic)
& m u mod" 1145 d&Im d j m m e d m m dm &m mmlm m m m
XII. m309 0A3sJm1~2- N3&l&& N3nJlmJl&J&.
(Read the words clearly)
?uru Lwuasesm Pwra prucml$lw@ce '?F~wpruw a,B ~am ofwrunuruw raw uwp
Appendix XV
Diagnostic Test to Identify Disorders of Reading and Writing Scoring Key
Std. IV Time . 3 % Hrs Max. Mark : 150
111 dJ@O m 3 6 n - h ~ 0 Ld&3UDO
& 3 r n m 0 dp1&0 dmw @m)306mo m a m ~ n o ~ a ' d e l
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VII. nnmma , n n a ~ r n 3 ~ ~ d s , 6 3 3 ~ ~
m a 0 , m@@WO d m I ~ n 3 d o , &mo
mmo, 03mo
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m2 m
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d S - da X
d3n - nnmj x
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d i O Q m
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Appendix XVI
SM. IV
Diagnostic Test to Identify Mathematical Disabilities Draft Form
Time: 3.00 Hrs Max. Mark : 160
6. m 3 m n n e l r q ) W p 3 J &
1) 9283 = .................... m,dmo .................... mid ..................... dd ................... em5 2) 3571 = .................... - d m 0 ................... mi* ..................... m" ................... ~6
(2x1 =2) 7. p m l d aooo mio, 7600 m p asaiiaaa@e! mbrna.a& qnmgd30 1 ( J ) a d g i r a
8300, 5132, 6045, 9008, 7603 (5x1 = 5 )
dlmg'mw .................. 8. 6 % ~ s& = &llG$d (1x1 = 1 )
i s . m3m36?
6 mjcj 5 W d m o 8 dm" 4 ~ m j = ................... 4 mi6 6 ~ d m a 4 dm6 8 em? = ...................
is. m3n9 nbaos~mlmles,~m o u ~ w r n m d wgc6 w~ml~lei3m" rm3w3asm ba~bmlm~onmi. (mlpd. aoumjlml~d, dlawomlgd)
1. cd3&mq @ o m 0 = .............................. 2. omermnoq ml20 - ................................... 3. om(maojos ml20 - .................... .. ......... 4. N.l$r$ Mmi rd&~@oerdm~m ml2o = ...........................
....................... 5. milqruglomnma anc6 4 0 c l l o m m J ~ m:so -
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(!J=IXP) &ww@ oc Sw~m sr ~wm rr (t.
$~cotm oc l(usm LL (E SLUL~ oz ~wm z (z ~um 9 (r W~~C~~WC~S tam $82
.............. = 912 + 915 ............. = ZL/S + 2119
................ - - 514 + 518 'SZ
OEZ 'Zll '88 '98 'ZL '09 '8P 'Bt 'EE 'ZE 'PZ 'LL 'EL '~1 '6
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36. mlm~mmomdjmrnj nnmi a o m m j s o n i m m m x m d a p m ~ mmwo 5 msmlao~o3sni. mo&a 4.15 (Ij djoogs dmmjo30 ng)&dlnloil ng)omoejsd ne)mpn mmwo n8)mif (1x3 *3)
3s. me1~nk15 ma04 dhmjmml cmo~mnl& mlmi uam3uaml 16 &'ie;l~e3~u~30 & m j m s ~ ~ l a u 3 ~ mmj fllmmo &13jrmmi. mmj &Icerr~ &u~jmmIm" 86ja 4 m~dw3osm~hI& m r 6 em1 BIN m o m mm~m3m0 q ~ m ? tam~4do(mm nlmjm3mo qinn? (1x3 =3)
Appendix XVII
Std. IV
Diagnostic Test to Identify Mathematical Disabilities (Malayalam Version) - Final Form
Time: 3.00 Hrs Max. Mark : 150
11. m3mlaom rn3EaM 0l&36&" 15 m/dwJt)s roo S ~ ~ Q J O , 30 mp~w~os 26 G ~ Q ~ O , 50 O ~ d O p 5
37 51m~jo Mud. snnmsdms pycyomwJ:s cymja3mo ng)~mowmi dowDarrn3? (1x3 =3)
16. moos o&as~mlmlm~m cru~wmsentA 436 w ~ m l g l a ~ n r i m ~ o o m m daomlm~mmi. (rn79d. orru~lmlgd, &laaarnlgd)
................................. I. @d3dxnor$j pwmo =
.................................. 2. Q ~ ~ R D J I ~ ~ rnlgjo = .. .................................... 3. @mmqos m1a0 =
4. N?z?R@ nf ld n\l;&@~ad&~m mlso - .......................... 5. mlm~ru~;l3d& mid hnoruammjs nl20 = .......................
18. &mqjlrri mlml 60 W W ~ o d h 3 m ~ N ~ J . 10 d h ~ ~ , p 3 m I e , c d ma6 w p ~ r n 3 d W I ~ I ~ J O A ~
S J ~ J . n ~ ) m 3 & 633003 dhj~~dh3mlm~o .rg)ianN7mo ~ l ~ l w l m l m ~ o 1 ( 1 ? 3 =3)
is. @.r, a&os~mnlmlaop mrmo~lraglma 2 Q&O& dldqrn3mJl nnnla3cu~m~cmcai. &mi Rnsl.g rqJwlcmp. (2%) 9, 12, 15, 17, 24, 32, 33, 45, 48, 60, 72, 85, 38, 112, 230
..............................................................................................
24. 66ml 1) 6 mml 2 ) 2 mml 2 0 elm15 3) 11 mml 30 m1m15 4) 11 m m f l 15 mlm15 30 ooumoj" 14X 1 =4)
31. 6 ~ 3 ~ ? l ~ d O j mmoOj) &cn,~mdI om3svroild mlmi mm~mml 16 &lam3~cn30 ~m~mmlw36nj mmj &rum0 &ls;l5jma5. mmj &loen dbcn,jmml& 86ja 4 m/daoom&l& mad mmj BIN m o m rumjmomo og)tm? ~ m 3 $ d 0 ~ ~mjm3mo ng)lm? (1x3 =3)
32. 80 om911majmoa36nj ou3efl e o Q o 1 a d a ~ 6 . rruoefl me4 lo & ~ ~ j m m l & d & ma O ~ J
m o d ni ' lml~ odhos~mj. ng)rel& e3c:m3 & l ~ j & o m l m j o &Isla omgjl&ajos a i m ?
(1x3 =3)
Std. IV
Appendix XVZZZ
Diagnostic Test to Identify Mathematical Disabilities Scoring Key
3. m a d m3mm OU0Ql~dbU8
1. 2357
2. 3759
3. 7293
4 5972
5. 9273 etc 4. t 9 m d m o , 2 mj6, 8 drmm', 3 em-
2. 3 m d m o , 5 m~6, 7 dm", 1 emi
Time: 3.00Hrs Max. Mark : 150
15. 1. 10 2. 10 3. 9 4. lo
16. I. omnjlrnlgd 2. mlgd 3. mlgd 4. &Ice13mlgd 5 &IGeI3mlgd
27. 3,6,9,12,15,18,21 etc
28. 1380 m i d
29. camloe~ 9 msml 1s rnlmli
Std: IV
Appendix XIX SCHOOL OF PEDAGOGICAL SCIENCES
MAHATMA GANDHI UNtVERSITY
DIAGNOSTIC TEST TO IDENTIFY THE
DISABILITY IN MATHEMATICS (English version)
Time: 3 hours
Marks: 150
1. Fill up the blanks
...... .......... 1. 200, 240, 280, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , ...,
2. 665, 660, 655, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
3. 111,121,131 , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4. 199, 200, 201,
2 Arrange the numbers in upward progression
1. 481, 531, 986, 240, 623, - 2. 320,410,118,120,200 - 3 3300,2800, 1000,3200,6000 - 4 2900,7700.420,8100, 10,000 I
( 4 ~ 2 % = 10)
3. Make five 4 digit number from the numbers given.
3, 9, 2, 5, 7
4. Write down the proper position
1. 9283 = . . . . . . . . . . . thousand . . . . . . . . . . . hundred . . . . . . . . . . . ten . . . . . . . . . . . one
2. 3571 = ........... thousand ........... hundred . . . . . . . . . . . ten . . . . . . . . . . . one
5. Select the number between 9000-7600 and put the '4 mark
8300, 5132,9008,7603,6045
6. Fill up the blanks
. . . . . . . . . . . . . 1. 1000 + = 3000
. . . . . . . . . . . . . 2. 5000 + = 10,000
. . . . . . . . . . . . . 3. 2000 + = 10,000
............. 4. 6000 + = 10,000
............. 5. 4000+ = 10,100
............. 6. 3400 + = 10,000
7. 110+350+314= ...........
7. Find out the next 4 numbers in the order of preference.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . 4325, 4400, 4475, 4550, . . . . . . . . . , , ,
. . . . . . . . . . 2. 1100, 1200, 1300, 1400, . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . ,
(2 x 2 = 4)
8. Find out the solutions to the following problems
There are 16 seats for Ladies and 20 seats for gents. 20 people can stand at the
centre of the bus. What is the travelling capacity of the bus?
(1 x 3 = 3)
9. Fill up the blanks by multiplication
(4 x 1 = 4)
I I. A magic show sold out 100 tickets of Rs. 15, 26 tickets of Rs. 30 and 37 tickets
of Rs. 50. What is the total income for that morning show?
(1 x 3 = 3)
12. Find out the 4 digit number
1. 6 hundred 5 thousand 9 ten 4 one = . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
2. 4 hundred 6 thousand 4 ten 8 one = . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
13 Rewrite the numbers in upward succession
3295, 3925, 3529, 3259, 2539
14. Rewrite the downward succession.
3000, 3422, 6202, 5182, 2500
15. Fill in the blanks by division.
1. 50+5 = . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2. 9 0 + 9 = .. . . . . . . . . . . . .
3. 4 5 + 5 = .. . . . . . . . . . . . 4. 3 0 + 3 = . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
16. Fill up the blank by the selection of proper units.
(meter, centimetre, kilometer)
... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1. length of a chalk
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2. length of a bench
3. length of a table .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
........................ 4. distance from house to school
........................ 5. Distance from Tiruvalla to Piravam
(% x 5 = 2%)
17. Select the numbers which car1 be completely divided by five from the given
number.
5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25.
(% x 5 = 2%)
18. Mini brought 60 Ledus and divided equally among 10 friends at her birthday. So
each friend got how many Ledus?
(1 x 3 = 3 )
19. Select any five numbers which can completely be divided by two from the given
numbers.
9, 12, 15, 17,24,32,33,45,48,60,72,85,88,112,230
20. Shade 518 part of this circle.
21. Fill up the blanks by addition.
81 5 + 515 - - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
61 12 + 5/12 - - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
51 6 + 216 - - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
22. Which are bigger ones from the pairs? Put '$ mark.
1. (618, 318) 2. (7116, 12/16) 3. (5124, 10124)
(1 x 3 = 3 )
23. In a sea shore there was 8 burrows for 640 crabs. Each burrow bears equal
number of crabs. How many crabs are there in each burrow? Each crab carries
8 legs. So find out the total number of legs for all crabs?
(1 x 3 = 3)
24. Draw the diagram of 3 clocks by indicating the times like
1. 6 hrs 2. 2 hrs 20 minutes
3. I I hrs 30 minutes 4 . I I hrs 15 minutes 30 seconds
(1 x 4 = 4)
25. Ravi went to shop and then to school. How much distance he travelled while
reaching home back from school in the evening?
House
26. Find out the length, breadth, circumference of the square.
30 cm
27. Write 4 numbers which can be completely divided by three
........., ........., ,......,., .....,.,.
(% X 4 = 2)
28. Rema went to textile shop for Onam purchase. She purchased two salwar for
Rs. 350, 2 shirts of Rs. 80, two dhotis of Rs. 150 and a sari worth Rs. 220. How
much money she spend for purchase?
(1 x 3 = 3)
29. The travelling time from Thiruvananthapuram to Ernakulam is five hours. When
will the Parashuram Express which started from Trivandrum at 4.15 reach
Ernakulam?
(1 x 3 = 3)
30. Onam vacation for Veena is for 10 days. The school closes for vacation in
September 6Ih Monday. What is the day of reopening which will be on
September 16"?
(1 x 3 = 3)
31. Balu gets 16 kg cashew nut daily from his estate. Each 1 kg, will fetch Rs. 4
each. What is the total income for a day? and for a week?
(1 x 3 = 3 )
32. Sali reaches class with 80 Amla. She divides them equally among 10 friends. So each friend will get how many number of AMlas?
(1 x 3 = 3)
33. Add the number.
1. 2/35 + 6135 + 9/35 - - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
2. 315 + 715 + 32 15 - - .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
34. Ravi got 25 paisa coin, 50 paisa coin and 1 rupee coin one each. He bought a pencil for 75 paisa. What is the balance in his hand?
(1 x 3 = 3 )
35. Raghavan got 12 rupees per day for his labour. He got 60 Rs. as the labour charge. This amount is the labour charge for how many days?
(1 x 3 = 3 )
36. How many sides and edges are ,.here for a square cube? (1 x 3 = 3 )
37. Divide the numbers
............. ............. ............. 1. 512096 = 2. 216790 =: 3. 41421 2 =
(3 x 1 = 3) 38. Subtract the numbers
............. ............. 1. 813-4/3= ............. 2. 19/3-1613 = 3.2114-18/4=
(3 x I = 3) 39. Fill up the blanks
40. Complete multiplication table
1. 1 x 1 0 = ....................
2. 2 x 20 = ....................
3. 3 x 3 0 = .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
4. 4 x 40 = ....................
5. 5 x 50 = ....................
Appendix XX
RAVEN'S COLOURED PROGRESSIVE MATRICES (Sets A, Ab, & B)
Answer Sheet
Name: ....................................... Date: ..................... Age: .......................................... Test begun: ............
................................... School: Test ended: ............
