REET Level - II Model Question Paper haminpur.com
1. What type of education system does NCF-2005 encourage ?
(A). Inclusive
(B). Integrated
(C). Special
(D). Regular
Correct Answer: A
2. An example of maturation is when a child learns to
(A). Draw
(B). Read
(C). Ride a bicycle
(D). Walk
Correct Answer: D
3. Which of the following is not a domain of learning ?
(A). Cognitive
(B). Affective
(C). Conative
(D). Spiritual
Correct Answer: D
4. In most schools today the primary consideration for homogeneous grouping is based on
(A). grade levels
(B). age levels
(C). ability levels
(D). pupil preferences
Correct Answer: B
5. According to Bloom’s taxonomy which option is incorrect for the preparation of objective based questions ?
(A). Analysis
(B). Evaluation
(C). Self actualization
(D). Application
Correct Answer: C
6. Rohit returned the pencil, he took from Ajay’s desk because he was afraid of the punishment, if he got caught. This illustrates Kohlberg’s
(A). Pre-conventional level
(B). Conventional level
(C). Post-conventional level
(D). pre-operational level
Correct Answer: A
7. Which of the following is an innovative source of teaching ?
(A). Telescope
(B). Internet
(C). Facebook
(D). Black board
Correct Answer: B
8. a student’s chronological age is 10 years and mental age is 12 years. His I.Q. will be
(A). 80
(B). 100
(C). 120
(D). 140
Correct Answer: C
9. Maximum participation of students is possible in teaching through
(A). Lecture method
(B). Textbook method
(C). Audio-visual aids
(D). discussion method
Correct Answer: D
10. Naresh and Mukesh have same age group. They show quite difference in social and mental development. It is due to the following principle of development.
(A). Principle of modifiability
(B). Principle of definite & predictable pattern
(C). Principle of individuality
(D). Principle of Uniform Pattern
Correct Answer: C
11. Development occurs in human being
(A). upto the end of adolescence period
(B). upto the end of childhood
(C). upto the starting of adulthood
(D). throughout the life
Correct Answer: D
12. In classroom teaching learning is perceived as
(A). Personal adjustment
(B). Social and political awareness
(C). Modification of behaviour
(D). Preparing oneself for employment
Correct Answer: C
13. Which of the following is not a basic function fo the school ?
(A). School preserves and transmits our cultureal heritage
(B). School acts as instruments for cultural change
(C). School develops the ‘whole child’ to his maximum potential
(D). School develop ill-feeling among students due to casteism
Correct Answer: D
14. What is the sign of being gifted ?
I. Novelty in expression
II. Curiosity
III. Talkativeness
IV. Hyper activeness
(A). I and IV
(B). I and II
(C). III and IV
(D). II and III
Correct Answer: B
15. For oan inclusive classroom, what kind of preparation is not necessary for teachers ?
(A). Intensive involvement of behavioural and social activist
(B). Early and continuous contact with children is disadvantaged areas
(C). More frequent exposure to diagnostic and remedial procedures
(D). Low patience level
Correct Answer: D
16. For the students of 3rd class, which will be the best way for teaching ?
(A). Lecture Method
(B). Creational Activities
(C). Group Discussion
(D). Laboratory Method
Correct Answer: B
17. According to Kohlberg, the level in which the child’s morality is controlled by the fear of punishment, is called
(A). premoral level
(B). conventional morality level
(C). self-accepted moral principle level
(D). morality level
Correct Answer: A
18. Thematic Apperception Test (TAT) of measuring personality is a
(A). Subjective technique
(B). Objective technique
(C). Projective technique
(D). Experimental technique
Correct Answer: C
19. “The pre-operational period’ of jean Piaget cognitive development theory is related to the age group of
(A). 0-2 years
(B). 2-7 years
(C). 4-11 years
(D). 7-12 years
Correct Answer: B
20. A child having some problems in seeing objects. According to NCF-2005 he should be admitted in
(A). Regular School
(B). Special School
(C). Inclusive School
(D). Integrated School
Correct Answer: C
21. Which of the following principle of development is incorrect one ?
(A). There are individual differences in development
(B). Development is the result of coincidences
(C). It is a continuous process
(D). It is predictable
Correct Answer: B
22. According to Piaget’s cognitive Development Theory, accommodation is referred to
(A). A find of matching between the already existing cognitive structures and the environmental needs as they arise
(B). Adjust to new ways of thinking and behaving by making modifications in one’s existing cognitive structures
(C). Equilibrium between previous Knowledge and new knowledge
(D). Arrangement of perceptual and cognitive informations in meaningful patterns
Correct Answer: B
23. According to Kolesnik, what is the reorganization of concept ?
(A). Behaviour
(B). Words
(C). Thinking
(D). Problems
Correct Answer: C
24. The academic performance of students can be improved if parents are encouraged to
(A). supervise the work of their wards
(B). arrange for extra tuition
(C). remain unconcerned about it
(D). interact with teachers frequently
Correct Answer: A
25. After preparing a test, if a teacher repeatedly administers it on the children of same age group in order to find out the consistency of test scores, he is looking for the tests
(A). validity
(B). reliability
(C). objectivity
(D). utility
Correct Answer: B
26. Which is regarded as an unique age of socialization in school ?
(A). Infancy
(B). Childhood
(C). Adulthood
(D). adolescence
Correct Answer: B
27. The determinants of individual differences in human is related to
(A). interaction with their environment
(B). differences in their heredity
(C). differences in both heredity and environment
(D). interaction between heredity and environment
Correct Answer: D
28. Which of the following is not a teacher related factor affecting teaching ?
(A). Knowledge of subject
(B). Communicative Skills
(C). Empathy with students
(D). Availability of resources
Correct Answer: D
29. A five years old child will have following type of thinking
(A). Reflective thinking
(B). Directed thinking
(C). Concrete thinking
(D). Logical thinking
Correct Answer: C
30. The psychologist who advocates ‘life space’ in his learning theory is
(A). Thorndike
(B). Kohler
(C). Kurt Lewin
(D). Skinner
Correct Answer: C
31. Direction : Fill the blanks in the given sentences by choosing the most appropriate option :
There ---------------------to be some problems.
(A). seems
(B). seem
(C). is
(D). was
Correct Answer: B
32. Direction : Fill the blanks in the given sentences by choosing the most appropriate option :
This was enjoined ----------------------him as a solemn duty.
(A). over
(B). at
(C). on
(D). for
Correct Answer: C
33. Speaking skill can best be developed by enabling the learners
(A). to listen others to speak
(B). to communicate in real-life situations
(C). to read interesting novels
(D). to follow teacher’s model
Correct Answer: B
34. While reading a passage loudly; Geeta repeats words and phrases, this type of behavior shows that
(A). she does not know how to read
(B). she takes long time in reading
(C). she is trying to read cautiously
(D). she reads in a faltering manner
Correct Answer: D
35. At the end of each semester, a teacher tests the students in listening,comprehension, speaking, reading, and writing. The purpose of this approach is most likely to
(A). Measure the students’ proficiency
(B). Measure the students’ aptitude for language learning
(C). Help the teacher to define curricular objectives
(D). Determine the students’ attitudes toward language classes
Correct Answer: A
36. When a teacher organizes word building game in the class, he uses
(A). Direct method
(B). Play way method
(C). Structural approach
(D). Communicative approach
Correct Answer: B
37. In learning a new language
(A). the knowledge of mother tongue is helpful
(B). the use of mother language interferes rather than facilitates
(C). the use of mother tongue is beneficial
(D). the mother tongue should not be sued by the learner
Correct Answer: D
38. Direction : Choose the part of the sentences which has an error :
(A). Birds are warm-blooded
(B). vertebrate animals
(C). whose bodies are
(D). covered by feathers
Correct Answer: D
39. Direction : Choose the part of the sentences which has an error :
(A). Scarcely he
(B). entered the room
(C). when he heard
(D). a loud noise outside
Correct Answer: A
40. ‘This is where l work.’
The underlined part of the above sentence is the.
(A). Object
(B). Object complement
(C). Subject
(D). Subject complement
Correct Answer: D
41. Direction : Read the passage given below and answer the questions that follow by selecting the most appropriate option :
Science, in so far as it consists of Knowledge, must be regarded as having value, but in so far as it consists of technique, the question whether it is to be praised or blamed depends upon the use that is made of the technique. In itself it is neutral, neither good nor bad. Any ultimate view to this or that must come from other sources than science.
Both good and evil, almost everything that distinguishes our age from its predecessors, is due to science. In daily life we have electricity, the radio and cinema. Because of the increased productivity of labour, we are able to devote a far greater proportion of our then was formerly possible and we are able to keep the young in school very much longer than we formerly could. Owing to science we are able to disseminate information through the press and the radio to practically everybody. Owing to science, we can make it more enormously difficult than it used to be for people whom the government dislikes, to escape.
The opposition to science in past was by no means surprising. Men of science affirmed things that were contrary to what everybody had believed, they upset preconceived ideas and were thought to be destitute for reverence.
If would not be surprising if in the present day, a powerful antiscientific movement were to arise as a result’ of the dangers to human life that are resulting from atom bombs and may result from bacteriological warfare. But whatever people may feel about these horrors, they dare not turn against the men of science so long as war is at all probable, because if one side is equipped with scientists and the other not, scientific side would almost certainly win.
What determines whether science is good or bad ?
(A). Its analytical study
(B). Its philosophical conception
(C). The manner of its origin
(D). It’s application in life.
Correct Answer: D
42. Direction : Read the passage given below and answer the questions that follow by selecting the most appropriate option :
Science, in so far as it consists of Knowledge, must be regarded as having value, but in so far as it consists of technique, the question whether it is to be praised or blamed depends upon the use that is made of the technique. In itself it is neutral, neither good nor bad. Any ultimate view to this or that must come from other sources than science.
Both good and evil, almost everything that distinguishes our age from its predecessors, is due to science. In daily life we have electricity, the radio and cinema. Because of the increased productivity of labour, we are able to devote a far greater proportion of our then was formerly possible and we are able to keep the young in school very much longer than we formerly could. Owing to science we are able to disseminate information through the press and the radio to practically everybody. Owing to science, we can make it more enormously difficult than it used to be for people whom the government dislikes, to escape.
The opposition to science in past was by no means surprising. Men of science affirmed things that were contrary to what everybody had believed, they upset preconceived ideas and were thought to be destitute for reverence.
If would not be surprising if in the present day, a powerful antiscientific movement were to arise as a result’ of the dangers to human life that are resulting from atom bombs and may result from bacteriological warfare. But whatever people may feel about these horrors, they dare not turn against the men of science so long as war is at all probable, because if one side is equipped with scientists and the other not, scientific side would almost certainly win.
Which conception of science has the author mentioned in the passage ?
(A). Its being good and bad.
(B). Its being a purely empirical enquiry
(C). Science as knowledge and science as technique
(D). Its being both a philosophical and empirical study
Correct Answer: C
43. Direction : Read the passage given below and answer the questions that follow by selecting the most appropriate option :
Science, in so far as it consists of Knowledge, must be regarded as having value, but in so far as it consists of technique, the question whether it is to be praised or blamed depends upon the use that is made of the technique. In itself it is neutral, neither good nor bad. Any ultimate view to this or that must come from other sources than science.
Both good and evil, almost everything that distinguishes our age from its predecessors, is due to science. In daily life we have electricity, the radio and cinema. Because of the increased productivity of labour, we are able to devote a far greater proportion of our then was formerly possible and we are able to keep the young in school very much longer than we formerly could. Owing to science we are able to disseminate information through the press and the radio to practically everybody. Owing to science, we can make it more enormously difficult than it used to be for people whom the government dislikes, to escape.
The opposition to science in past was by no means surprising. Men of science affirmed things that were contrary to what everybody had believed, they upset preconceived ideas and were thought to be destitute for reverence.
If would not be surprising if in the present day, a powerful antiscientific movement were to arise as a result’ of the dangers to human life that are resulting from atom bombs and may result from bacteriological warfare. But whatever people may feel about these horrors, they dare not turn against the men of science so long as war is at all probable, because if one side is equipped with scientists and the other not, scientific side would almost certainly win.
What distinguishes our age from the previous ages ?
(A). The prevalence of liberal ideas
(B). Lofty conception of war
(C). Science
(D). Both (A) and (B)
Correct Answer: C
44. Direction : Read the passage given below and answer the questions that follow by selecting the most appropriate option :
Science, in so far as it consists of Knowledge, must be regarded as having value, but in so far as it consists of technique, the question whether it is to be praised or blamed depends upon the use that is made of the technique. In itself it is neutral, neither good nor bad. Any ultimate view to this or that must come from other sources than science.
Both good and evil, almost everything that distinguishes our age from its predecessors, is due to science. In daily life we have electricity, the radio and cinema. Because of the increased productivity of labour, we are able to devote a far greater proportion of our then was formerly possible and we are able to keep the young in school very much longer than we formerly could. Owing to science we are able to disseminate information through the press and the radio to practically everybody. Owing to science, we can make it more enormously difficult than it used to be for people whom the government dislikes, to escape.
The opposition to science in past was by no means surprising. Men of science affirmed things that were contrary to what everybody had believed, they upset preconceived ideas and were thought to be destitute for reverence.
If would not be surprising if in the present day, a powerful antiscientific movement were to arise as a result’ of the dangers to human life that are resulting from atom bombs and may result from bacteriological warfare. But whatever people may feel about these horrors, they dare not turn against the men of science so long as war is at all probable, because if one side is equipped with scientists and the other not, scientific side would almost certainly win.
What enables us to devote greater proportion of our energies to wars and preparation for wars today than in the past ?
(A). Increased productivity of labour
(B). Deep nationalism
(C). Man’s increasing bellicosity
(D). None of the above
Correct Answer: A
45. Direction : Read the passage given below and answer the questions that follow by selecting the most appropriate option :
Science, in so far as it consists of Knowledge, must be regarded as having value, but in so far as it consists of technique, the question whether it is to be praised or blamed depends upon the use that is made of the technique. In itself it is neutral, neither good nor bad. Any ultimate view to this or that must come from other sources than science.
Both good and evil, almost everything that distinguishes our age from its predecessors, is due to science. In daily life we have electricity, the radio and cinema. Because of the increased productivity of labour, we are able to devote a far greater proportion of our then was formerly possible and we are able to keep the young in school very much longer than we formerly could. Owing to science we are able to disseminate information through the press and the radio to practically everybody. Owing to science, we can make it more enormously difficult than it used to be for people whom the government dislikes, to escape.
The opposition to science in past was by no means surprising. Men of science affirmed things that were contrary to what everybody had believed, they upset preconceived ideas and were thought to be destitute for reverence.
If would not be surprising if in the present day, a powerful antiscientific movement were to arise as a result’ of the dangers to human life that are resulting from atom bombs and may result from bacteriological warfare. But whatever people may feel about these horrors, they dare not turn against the men of science so long as war is at all probable, because if one side is equipped with scientists and the other not, scientific side would almost certainly win.
If anti-scientific movement were to arise in the present day what factor or factors according to the author would be held responsible for it ?
(A). The misapplication of science
(B). Man’s destructive propensities
(C). The growing materialism of the age
(D). Misuse of science in warfare
Correct Answer: D
46. Direction : Read the passage given below and answer the questions that follow by selecting the most appropriate option :
Science, in so far as it consists of Knowledge, must be regarded as having value, but in so far as it consists of technique, the question whether it is to be praised or blamed depends upon the use that is made of the technique. In itself it is neutral, neither good nor bad. Any ultimate view to this or that must come from other sources than science.
Both good and evil, almost everything that distinguishes our age from its predecessors, is due to science. In daily life we have electricity, the radio and cinema. Because of the increased productivity of labour, we are able to devote a far greater proportion of our then was formerly possible and we are able to keep the young in school very much longer than we formerly could. Owing to science we are able to disseminate information through the press and the radio to practically everybody. Owing to science, we can make it more enormously difficult than it used to be for people whom the government dislikes, to escape.
The opposition to science in past was by no means surprising. Men of science affirmed things that were contrary to what everybody had believed, they upset preconceived ideas and were thought to be destitute for reverence.
If would not be surprising if in the present day, a powerful antiscientific movement were to arise as a result’ of the dangers to human life that are resulting from atom bombs and may result from bacteriological warfare. But whatever people may feel about these horrors, they dare not turn against the men of science so long as war is at all probable, because if one side is equipped with scientists and the other not, scientific side would almost certainly win.
How long are people not likely to turn against scientists?
(A). Until science is fully developed
(B). so long as the probability of war is not eliminated
(C). Until the lot of mankind is not ameliorated
(D). so long as we are dominated by fighting instinct
Correct Answer: B
47. Direction : Read the passage given below and answer the questions that follow by selecting the most appropriate option :
Science, in so far as it consists of Knowledge, must be regarded as having value, but in so far as it consists of technique, the question whether it is to be praised or blamed depends upon the use that is made of the technique. In itself it is neutral, neither good nor bad. Any ultimate view to this or that must come from other sources than science.
Both good and evil, almost everything that distinguishes our age from its predecessors, is due to science. In daily life we have electricity, the radio and cinema. Because of the increased productivity of labour, we are able to devote a far greater proportion of our then was formerly possible and we are able to keep the young in school very much longer than we formerly could. Owing to science we are able to disseminate information through the press and the radio to practically everybody. Owing to science, we can make it more enormously difficult than it used to be for people whom the government dislikes, to escape.
The opposition to science in past was by no means surprising. Men of science affirmed things that were contrary to what everybody had believed, they upset preconceived ideas and were thought to be destitute for reverence.
If would not be surprising if in the present day, a powerful antiscientific movement were to arise as a result’ of the dangers to human life that are resulting from atom bombs and may result from bacteriological warfare. But whatever people may feel about these horrors, they dare not turn against the men of science so long as war is at all probable, because if one side is equipped with scientists and the other not, scientific side would almost certainly win.
How is it most difficult in the present day for men disliked by the government to escape its clutches ?
(A). A network of information media operating throughout the world will enable it to catch hold of such persons
(B). A highly efficient system of secret service will trace out the whereabouts of such persons
(C). People in the present day have become so slothful that they would not like to escape even though staying at one place entails danger to their security
(D). Such persons will find it difficult to obtain asylum anywhere in the world of today dominated by selfishness
Correct Answer: A
48. Direction : Read the passage given below and answer the questions that follow by selecting the most appropriate option :
Science, in so far as it consists of Knowledge, must be regarded as having value, but in so far as it consists of technique, the question whether it is to be praised or blamed depends upon the use that is made of the technique. In itself it is neutral, neither good nor bad. Any ultimate view to this or that must come from other sources than science.
Both good and evil, almost everything that distinguishes our age from its predecessors, is due to science. In daily life we have electricity, the radio and cinema. Because of the increased productivity of labour, we are able to devote a far greater proportion of our then was formerly possible and we are able to keep the young in school very much longer than we formerly could. Owing to science we are able to disseminate information through the press and the radio to practically everybody. Owing to science, we can make it more enormously difficult than it used to be for people whom the government dislikes, to escape.
The opposition to science in past was by no means surprising. Men of science affirmed things that were contrary to what everybody had believed, they upset preconceived ideas and were thought to be destitute for reverence.
If would not be surprising if in the present day, a powerful antiscientific movement were to arise as a result’ of the dangers to human life that are resulting from atom bombs and may result from bacteriological warfare. But whatever people may feel about these horrors, they dare not turn against the men of science so long as war is at all probable, because if one side is equipped with scientists and the other not, scientific side would almost certainly win.
How is science neutral?
(A). It favours neither one party nor the other
(B). In itself it is neither good nor bad for its application determines its effect
(C). It is a lifeless thing
(D). It has no gender
Correct Answer: B
49. Direction : Read the passage given below and answer the questions that follow by selecting the most appropriate option :
Science, in so far as it consists of Knowledge, must be regarded as having value, but in so far as it consists of technique, the question whether it is to be praised or blamed depends upon the use that is made of the technique. In itself it is neutral, neither good nor bad. Any ultimate view to this or that must come from other sources than science.
Both good and evil, almost everything that distinguishes our age from its predecessors, is due to science. In daily life we have electricity, the radio and cinema. Because of the increased productivity of labour, we are able to devote a far greater proportion of our then was formerly possible and we are able to keep the young in school very much longer than we formerly could. Owing to science we are able to disseminate information through the press and the radio to practically everybody. Owing to science, we can make it more enormously difficult than it used to be for people whom the government dislikes, to escape.
The opposition to science in past was by no means surprising. Men of science affirmed things that were contrary to what everybody had believed, they upset preconceived ideas and were thought to be destitute for reverence.
If would not be surprising if in the present day, a powerful antiscientific movement were to arise as a result’ of the dangers to human life that are resulting from atom bombs and may result from bacteriological warfare. But whatever people may feel about these horrors, they dare not turn against the men of science so long as war is at all probable, because if one side is equipped with scientists and the other not, scientific side would almost certainly win.
Which of the following has not been mentioned by the author as one of the uses to which science has been put either for good or for bad?
(A). Science has enhanced productivity of labour, and hence we can devote far greater proportion of our time and energies to wars than in the past
(B). We can afford to educate children at school for longer periods of time because of the leisure mode possible by time
(C). with the help of science we can spread information through time and space by means of radio and the press to almost everybody on the globe
(D). Science has increased our longevity, thanks to the invention and discovery of life saving drugs and medicines
Correct Answer: D
50. ‘I wish it were over.’
Above sentence is in the
(A). Indicative mood
(B). Subjunctive mood
(C). past tense
(D). Present tense
Correct Answer: B
51. Direction : Out of the given options, select the one which closely fits each definition :
A man who is womanish in his habits.
(A). feminist
(B). philologist
(C). effeminate
(D). philanderer
Correct Answer: C
52. Direction : Out of the given options, select the one which closely fits each definition :
Animals that live in flocks.
(A). pugnacious
(B). gregarious
(C). amphibious
(D). migratory
Correct Answer: B
53. Direction : What does the underlined modal auxiliary suggest in the following sentences ?
The conservatives should win the next election.
(A). Obligation
(B). Probability
(C). Desirability
(D). Conjecture
Correct Answer: B
54. Direction : What does the underlined modal auxiliary suggest in the following sentences ?
He must be at least sixty.
(A). Inference
(B). Probability
(C). Conjecture
(D). Belief
Correct Answer: A
55. “The birds are flying in the sky.’
What kind of verb is ‘are flying’ in above sentence?
(A). Transitive
(B). Intransitive
(C). infinitive
(D). Phrasal verb
Correct Answer: B
56. ’Apparently, he tried to telephone me after receiving my letter.’
The underlined words in the above sentence constitute a/an
(A). Adverbial phrase of time
(B). Non-finite adverbial clause of time
(C). Finite adverbial clause of time
(D). Adverb of time
Correct Answer: B
57. The antonym of ‘querulous’ is
(A). peevish
(B). timorous
(C). noisy
(D). quiet
Correct Answer: D
58. Which of the following is not true about the teaching of grammar?
(A). it should be taught through inductive method
(B). learners should be allowed to observe examples
(C). learner should be encouraged to frame their rules
(D). learners should be forced to memorize rules
Correct Answer: D
59. Change ‘contempt’ into is correct adjective form
(A). contempteble
(B). contemptable
(C). contemptiable
(D). contemptible
Correct Answer: D
60. Acquisition of language is
(A). a matter of habit formation
(B). a laborious process
(C). possible only in the class-room
(D). enhanced by memorization of vocabulary
Correct Answer: A
61. निम्नलिखित में से सही वर्तनी वाला शब्द है
(A). अनिर्णीत
(B). आशिर्वाद
(C). षष्टम्
(D). शहॅंशाह
Correct Answer: A
62. एक शिक्षक को भाषा पढ़ाते समय किस माध्यम का सर्वप्रथम प्रयोग करना चाहिए ?
(A). पाठ्यपुस्तक का
(B). सामान्य बोलचाल का
(C). श्यामपट्ट का
(D). प्रश्नोत्तर का
Correct Answer: B
63. मानव में प्रत्यय है
(A). अ
(B). व
(C). अव
(D). नव
Correct Answer: ,,
64. प्राथमिक स्तर पर हिन्दी भाषा शिक्षण का उद्देश्य नहीं है
(A). विद्यार्थियों को सस्वर वाचन में सक्षम बनाना
(B). विद्यार्थियों को शुद्ध उच्चारण के लिए प्रेरित करना
(C). विद्यार्थियों को सुलेख और श्रुतलेख लिखने में सक्षम बनाना
(D). व्याकरण के नियमों का विशद् ज्ञान देना
Correct Answer: D
65. देवनागरी लिपि के संदर्भ में कौन-से कथन सत्य हैं ?
I देवनागरी में एक ध्वनि के लिए एक ही प्रतीक है।
I I देवनागरी में विदेशी ध्वनियों को व्यक्त करने की क्षमता है।
I I I देवनागरी दायीं ओर से बायीं ओर लिखी जाती है।
IV देवनागरी में वर्णों की संख्या रोमन लिपि से कम है।