List of top Questions asked in ICAR AIEEA (PG)

Given below are two statements, one is labelled as Assertion (A) and other one labelled as Reason (R).
Assertion (A): Most nine year old children will state that the amount of clay in the clay ball does not change even if the shape of the ball changes.
Reason (R): Children of the concrete-operational stage cannot reverse their thinking.
In light of the above statements, choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Which one of the following adjustments of middle age given by Robert Peck, emphasises on redefining men and women as valuable individuals, friends, companions rather than sexual beings and appreciating their unique personalities?

The child's ability to label his or her sex correctly and to identify others as men or women is called:

According to Schaie's stages of Adult thinking, in young adulthood we use our intellectual abilities to pursue our careers and choose a lifestyle. Schaie refers to this as which period?

Match List-I with List-II
{|l|l|} List-I (Age related changes) & List-II (Concept)
(A). First menstruation & (I). Middle adulthood
(B). Cooing & (II). Dementia
(C). Empty nest & (III). Spermache
(D). Memory Loss & (IV). Developmental milestone
& (V). Menarche

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Which of the following is a main characteristic of a laboratory observation?

Arrange the following vegetables with respect to the wastage expressed as g per 100g of food from lowest wastage to highest:
(A). Amaranth leaves
(B). Cucumber
(C). Cauliflower
(D). Bottle gourd
(E). Fenugreek leaves
(F). Tomatoes
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Given below are two statements:
Statement (I): Proteins in animal food generally lack one or two essential amino acids.
Statement (II): Pulses have limiting amount of methionine and are rich in lysine amino acid.
In light of the above statements, choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below:

Given below are two statements:
Statement (I): Under the ICDS programme school going children are provided supplementary food providing 500Kcal and 12-15g protein.
Statement (II): The main objective of ICDS programme is to improve school enrolment, attendance and to reduce dropout rates.
In light of the above statements, choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below:

The first cell of the human being formed after the sperm from the male parent and egg from the female parent unite is called:

Which of the following are advantages of germinating pulses and grains?
A). Acquire sour taste and spongy texture
(B). Enhancement of some water soluble vitamins
(C). Improved color, flavour
(D). Improved shelf life
(E). Elimination of toxic substances
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The commodities for sale with mandatory ISI certification include:
(A). Baby foods
(B). Coffee powder
(C). Drinking water
(D). Wheat flour
(E). Vegetable oil
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For a person suffering from hypertension you would avoid which of the following foods in their diet?
(A). Green leafy vegetables
(B). Whole cereals
(C). Milk and milk products
(D). Processed foods
(E). Sauces and jams
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Which of the following statements are true in the context of a balanced diet for adults:
(A). Women require as much energy giving foods as men of the corresponding age
(B). Men require as much iron rich foods as women
(C). Protein needs for sedentary as well as for strenuously hard working male would be the same.
(D). As the activity level increases the requirement for energy and B Vitamins increases
(E). Calcium requirement for adult male and female is 1000mg/d.
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Which of the following measures are useful indicators of malnutrition among young children?
(A). MUAC less than 12.5 cm
(B). Low height for weight
(C). MUAC 13.5 cm
(D). Chest circumference less than head circumference
(E). Low weight for height
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Which of the following grass root level workers create health awareness in the rural population as part of the National Rural Health Mission Scheme?

What would be the additional energy requirement (Kcal) for a sedentary lactating women during the first six months of lactation?

What is the limit (per cent) of trans fat in foods recommended by FSSAI in India?

Wheat, oats, rye, bread need to be omitted in the diet of a patient suffering from:

In addition to breast milk, a child 12-18 months of age, should be fed how many times in a day?

The average daily dietary nutrient intake level sufficient to meet the nutrient requirement of nearly 97-98 percent healthy individuals in a particular life stage and gender group is referred to as:

Arrange in sequence, the following critical stages for irrigation in wheat cultivation according to the order of their importance.
(A). F – Flowering
(B). LT – Late tillering
(C). M – Milk
(D). CRI – Crown root initiation
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Which of the following food is limited in a Low-residue diet?

Which of the following catering service is an example of use of Information Technology in food industry?

Neetu has been advised a diet consisting of 170g carbohydrates, 40g proteins and 30g fat. This diet would provide how many Calories (Kcal)?