Gujarat Technological UniversityWinter 2025 examination

GTU BE01000141 Universal Human Values Winter 2025 Question Paper & PDF

B.E. · Common Engineering · Semesters 1 and 2 · Subject code BE01000141
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70 marks
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23 marks (33%)
Duration
2.5 Hours 2:30 PM – 5:00 PM
Questions
35 multiple choice
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Q.1

2 Marks
Value based education shall include universal human values such as: (a) Isolation (b) Non violence (c) Peace (d) Punishment to crime Choose the correct answer:
  1. A(a) (b) only
  2. B(b) (c) (d) only
  3. C(b) (c) only
  4. D(a) (c) only

Q.2

2 Marks
Which one of the following is the aim of education?
  1. ATo inculcate the moral values
  2. BTo inculcate the Social values
  3. CTo inculcate the political values
  4. DTo inculcate the economic values

Q.3

2 Marks
What should be the human aspiration as per your syllabus?
  1. AWant to live
  2. BWant to live with fulfillment
  3. CWant to live with continuous fulfillment
  4. DAll of above

Q.4

2 Marks
Love and Compassion deals with
  1. ARight understanding in self
  2. BEnsuring more physical facilities
  3. CFulfilment in relationship
  4. DNone of the above

Q.5

2 Marks
_____________ means harmony within myself.
  1. AHappiness
  2. BPleasure
  3. CExcitement
  4. DNone of the above

Q.6

2 Marks
In teacher student relationship the student should have the feeling of ____________ for teachers.
  1. ACare
  2. BGratitude
  3. CLove
  4. DGuidance

Q.7

2 Marks
What is self –Exploration?
  1. AProcess of dialogue between what you are and what you really want to be
  2. BProcess of self-evolution through self-investigation
  3. CProcess of knowing oneself
  4. DAll of the above

Q.8

2 Marks
Natural acceptance and ___________ are the two processes of knowing.
  1. ASelf –Actualization
  2. BSelf-exploration
  3. CSelf-Evaluation
  4. DSelf-control

Q.9

2 Marks
______________ helps the human being to transform from Animal consciousness to human consciousness.
  1. APhysical facility
  2. BRight understanding
  3. CRelationship
  4. DAll of above

Q.10

2 Marks
Which of following leads to variety of problems at different levels of our living?
  1. ALack of right understanding of happiness
  2. BLack of right understanding of prosperity
  3. CLack of right understanding of happiness & prosperity
  4. DLack of awareness towards health

Q.11

2 Marks
According to quantity, which of the following is true for the orders in nature?
  1. APhysical order>> Bio order >> Animal order >> Human order
  2. BBio order >> physical order >> Animal order >> Human order
  3. CAnimal order >> Bio order >> physical order >> Human order
  4. Dphysical order >> Animal order >> Bio order >> Human order

Q.12

2 Marks
Samridhi means
  1. AHappiness
  2. BWealth
  3. CProsperity
  4. DHealth

Q.13

2 Marks
We can know our weaknesses and remove them by doing
  1. AClassroom study
  2. BGroup study
  3. CSelf-study
  4. DNone of above

Q.14

2 Marks
The content of Value Education is expected to include ____________ dimensions and levels of a human being.
  1. AAll
  2. BTwo
  3. CThree
  4. DFour

Q.15

2 Marks
If we will maintain relationship with other human beings on the basis of right understanding then there will be
  1. AMutual prosperity
  2. BHappiness
  3. CProsperity
  4. DMutual happiness

Q.16

2 Marks
Harmony among the body parts is known as
  1. ASanyam
  2. BSwasthya
  3. CSynchronization
  4. DNone of the above

Q.17

2 Marks
The concept of वसुधैव कुटु म्बकम originates from which culture?
  1. AAncient Greek
  2. BHindu philosophy
  3. CIslamic teachings
  4. DChinese philosophy

Q.18

2 Marks
Which historical figure is most associated with the concept of "nonviolence" and played a major role in promoting peace globally?
  1. AAlbert Einstein
  2. BMartin Luther King Jr.
  3. CMahatma Gandhi
  4. DNelson Mandela

Q.19

2 Marks
What is the primary goal of global peace?
  1. ATo maintain military dominance
  2. BTo ensure the equitable distribution of resources
  3. CTo promote mutual respect, tolerance, and cooperation between nations
  4. DTo focus solely on economic growth

Q.20

2 Marks
The Physical Order in the four orders of nature refers to
  1. AThe human body and its functions
  2. BThe elements like air, water, and earth that constitute the physical universe
  3. CThe realm of emotions and instincts in living beings
  4. DThe spiritual consciousness of human beings

Q.21

2 Marks
Sustainability refers to the capacity to
  1. AUse natural resources without considering future generations
  2. BMaximize economic growth at the expense of the environment
  3. CRely exclusively on technological solutions to environmental issues
  4. DMeet current human needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs

Q.22

2 Marks
Which of the following is an example of interdependence between living and non-living elements of nature?
  1. AA plant depends on sunlight, soil, and water to grow
  2. BA rock's existence is unaffected by the living beings around it
  3. CA bird can fly without relying on the weather conditions
  4. DA fish survives without needing oxygen from water

Q.23

2 Marks
Which of the following best describes the relationship between humans and nature in the concept of co-existence?
  1. ANature exists solely for human use
  2. BHumans are separate from nature and must control it
  3. CHumans are part of nature and should live in balance with it
  4. DNature should be protected only when it benefits humans

Q.24

2 Marks
What is the primary focus of "harmony in society"?
  1. ACompetition among individuals and groups
  2. BEnsuring peaceful coexistence and mutual respect among all members of society
  3. CMaximizing individual wealth
  4. DPromoting a singular cultural identity

Q.25

2 Marks
What role do social institutions (such as family, education, and government) play in society?
  1. AThey focus solely on economic development
  2. BThey are irrelevant to the well-being of society
  3. CThey primarily work to enforce strict rules without flexibility
  4. DThey shape values, behaviors, and ensure the functioning of society

Q.26

2 Marks
What is the primary focus of social justice in a community?
  1. AEnsuring equal access to resources, rights, and opportunities for all individuals
  2. BMaintaining strict class divisions
  3. CPromoting the interests of a particular group or class
  4. DRestricting social welfare programs

Q.27

2 Marks
Which of the following best describes the role of the family in a person’s life?
  1. AA source of constant conflict and tension
  2. BA foundational setting for emotional support, development, and early learning
  3. CA place for strict discipline and control
  4. DA place for financial transactions and business

Q.28

2 Marks
Affection within a family helps to
  1. ACreate an environment of competition and rivalry
  2. BMake family members independent of one another
  3. CStrengthen emotional bonds, making members feel cared for and valued
  4. DEstablish control and authority in the household

Q.29

2 Marks
Which of the following values is essential for fostering harmony within a family?
  1. AStrict obedience without questioning
  2. BFinancial independence and self-reliance
  3. CEmphasis on individual success over family unity
  4. DRespect, affection, care, guidance, reverence, glory, gratitude, and love

Q.30

2 Marks
The relationship between imagination and action in understanding "Who am I?" is
  1. AImagination is irrelevant; only action matters
  2. BImagination helps envision possibilities, while action turns those ideas into reality
  3. CImagination hinders action and progress
  4. DAction is a substitute for imagination in self-understanding

Q.31

2 Marks
The body's needs for harmony with the self includes
  1. AIgnoring physical health to focus on intellectual pursuits
  2. BRegular physical activity, balanced nutrition, and sufficient rest
  3. COverworking and neglecting sleep or exercise
  4. DConstant indulgence in unhealthy habits

Q.32

2 Marks
Mind-body harmony can be achieved by
  1. AIgnoring physical health to focus solely on intellectual pursuits
  2. BFocusing only on physical fitness and neglecting mental health
  3. CPracticing mindfulness, meditation, and maintaining physical health through exercise and nutrition
  4. DFocusing on external achievements while neglecting personal well-being

Q.33

2 Marks
The Dalai Lama’s teachings on compassion and mindfulness illustrate
  1. AThe need to focus only on intellectual achievements
  2. BThe holistic approach to harmony with self, mind, and body through meditation, compassion, and self-awareness
  3. CThe importance of competitive success in life
  4. DThe disregard of personal peace in the pursuit of material wealth

Q.34

2 Marks
The life of Nelson Mandela reflects
  1. AThe importance of inner peace, forgiveness, and self-awareness in creating social change
  2. BFocusing solely on achieving political power
  3. CIgnoring personal desires for societal gain
  4. DEmphasizing material success in overcoming challenges

Q.35

2 Marks
Which of the following is considered a universal human value?
  1. AGreed
  2. BTruth
  3. CAnger
  4. DFear

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