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80+ Modern Trends in Education Solved MCQs

in Issues and Trends in Contemporary Indian Education

These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Education (CBCS) .

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Chapter: Modern Trends in Education
1.

The main aim of population education is to make people aware of the importance of-

A. Family planning
B. Population control
C. Preparing young people for adult life
D. All of the above
Answer» D. All of the above
2.

________is a programme which studies the various situations that emerges everywhere in family, nation and in the world due to population growth.

A. Population Explosion
B. Population Education
C. Family Planning methods
D. All of the above
Answer» B. Population Education
3.

Which among the following is called sex ratio?

A. Number of females per thousand male
B. Number of females per hundred male
C. The study of population growth
D. Difference between birth rate and death rates
Answer» A. Number of females per thousand male
4.

A large proportion of children in a population is a result of;

A. High birth rate
B. High death rate
C. High life expectancies
D. More married couples
Answer» A. High birth rate
5.

When did the National Population Policy come into effect?

A. 2001
B. 1947
C. 1952
D. 2000
Answer» D. 2000
6.

The main cause for the high growth of our population is

A. Rise in death rate
B. Decrease in birth rate
C. Decline of death rate
D. None of these
Answer» C. Decline of death rate
7.

Which of the following is a major concern of study about the population of a country?

A. Population size and distribution
B. Population growth and processes of population change
C. Characteristics or qualities of the population
D. All of the above
Answer» D. All of the above
8.

Which is the most populous state of India?

A. Maharashtra
B. Uttar Pradesh
C. Madhya Pradesh
D. Rajasthan
Answer» B. Uttar Pradesh
9.

The number of people in different age groups is referred as

A. Sex ratio
B. Age composition
C. Adolescent population
D. Occupational structure
Answer» B. Age composition
10.

Which of the following is the most significant features of the Indian population?

A. Declining birth rate
B. Improvement in the literacy level
C. The size of its adolescent population
D. Improvement in health conditions
Answer» A. Declining birth rate
11.

Sex Education must be given judiciously according to-

A. The maturity level of the child
B. The age of the child
C. Both
D. None
Answer» A. The maturity level of the child
12.

Sex education is also known as

A. Adolescence education
B. Sex-oriented education
C. Education for the youth
D. Gender-based education
Answer» B. Sex-oriented education
13.

When should sex education start?

A. Before puberty
B. Before established patterns of behaviours
C. Both
D. None of these
Answer» C. Both
14.

‘Education without character, leads to criminality’ who said this?

A. Ishwarbhai Patel
B. Gandhi
C. J. Dewey
D. Rousseau
Answer» B. Gandhi
15.

Educational actions aimed at the development of proper attitudes, emotions and behavior pattern of learner deal in

A. Sex education
B. SUPW
C. Value education
D. Population education
Answer» C. Value education
16.

According to census 2011, what was the population growth rate of India from 2001 to 2011?

A. 7.28%
B. 21.8%
C. 11.25%
D. 17.72%
Answer» D. 17.72%
17.

The number of people living in a particular area at a particular point in time is known as the _____ of that area

A. Population density
B. Population distribution
C. Population
D. Population growth
Answer» C. Population
18.

The magnitude of population growth refers to

A. The total population of an area
B. The rate at which the population increase
C. The number of persons added each year
D. The number of females per thousand males
Answer» B. The rate at which the population increase
19.

Value based education tries to develop in students in the aspects of

A. Physique and mentality
B. Mentality and character
C. Physique, mentality and character
D. Mentality, character and emotion
Answer» C. Physique, mentality and character
20.

Value education should be introduced at the level of

A. Pre schooling stage
B. Middle school stage
C. Primary school stage
D. Secondary stage
Answer» A. Pre schooling stage
21.

The aim of value education to inculcate in students is

A. The moral values
B. The social values
C. The political values
D. The economic values
Answer» A. The moral values
22.

When individual share similar standards in a community, we can use the term

A. Moral system
B. Value system
C. Ethical system
D. Instrumental system
Answer» B. Value system
23.

SUPW was introduced in the school curriculum in 1978 to promote

A. Social values
B. Gandhian values
C. Educational values
D. Sex values
Answer» B. Gandhian values
24.

The work experience is

A. A physical exercise course of education
B. An integral part of education
C. Relevant for Adult education only
D. All of the above
Answer» B. An integral part of education
25.

At what level the programme of work experience deal with simple handwork?

A. Lower primary classes
B. Upper primary classes
C. Lower secondary classes
D. Higher secondary classes
Answer» A. Lower primary classes
26.

Craft was chosen as _____ in the school

A. Subject of education
B. Medium of education
C. Factor of production
D. All of the above
Answer» D. All of the above
27.

Knowledge, Skills, Application, Interest and Attitudes are the five major objectives of

A. SUPW
B. Work Experience
C. Population education
D. Value-oriented education
Answer» B. Work Experience
28.

________ is a method of integrating the world of study with the world of work.

A. Work experience
B. SUPW
C. Value education
D. Population education
Answer» A. Work experience
29.

Work experience is designed to bridge the gap between

A. The informal education and formal education
B. The theory and practice
C. Hand and brain
D. All of these
Answer» D. All of these
30.

Which of the following is the specific aim of work experience programme should deal at the higher secondary stage?

A. Foundation of production
B. Pre-production aspects
C. Production in school situation
D. Production in real situation
Answer» D. Production in real situation
31.

In SUPW, exphasis is laid on

A. Artefacts
B. Mechanical
C. Manual work
D. All of these
Answer» C. Manual work
32.

“to develop in pupils a sense of respect for manual workers in the society” is one of the objectives of

A. Value education
B. SUPW
C. Population education
D. None of these
Answer» B. SUPW
33.

Wood and Abbott in the year 1937 gave emphasis on _______ which lead to the harmonious development of personality.

A. Activity-centred education
B. Child-centred education
C. Teacher-centred education
D. All of these
Answer» A. Activity-centred education
34.

Which committee introduced the terminology socially useful productive work (SUPW)

A. Zakir Hussain Committee
B. Hartog Committee
C. Ishwar Bhai Committee
D. None of the above
Answer» C. Ishwar Bhai Committee
35.

The contents of SUPW should be

A. Flexible
B. No fixed programme
C. Need-based
D. All of these
Answer» D. All of these
36.

Exploration, experimentation and work practice are the three phases of

A. Work experience
B. SUPW
C. Population education
D. Value education
Answer» B. SUPW
37.

The concept of SUPW was elucidated by

A. Sampurnanand Committee
B. Adiseshiah Committee
C. Ishwar Bhai Patel Review Committee
D. Ramamurthi Committee
Answer» C. Ishwar Bhai Patel Review Committee
38.

Work experience is a training for

A. Cooperation in home work
B. Participation in factory
C. Participation in productive work for earning
D. All of the above
Answer» C. Participation in productive work for earning
39.

The idea of basic education is propounded by

A. Dr. Zakir Hussain
B. Dr. Rajendra Prasad
C. Mahatma Gandhi
D. Rabindranath Tagore
Answer» C. Mahatma Gandhi
40.

SUPW was introduced in the year

A. 1978
B. 1987
C. 1878
D. 1887
Answer» A. 1978
41.

“An educational programme which provides for a study of population situation of the family, the community, nation and the world with the purpose o developing in the students a rational and responsible attitudes and behavior towards that situation”. The definition is given by UNESCO on

A. Sex education
B. Value-oriented education
C. Family education
D. Population education
Answer» D. Population education
42.

The first attempt to conceptualize population education in India was made in the year

A. 1969
B. 1979
C. 1959
D. 1989
Answer» A. 1969
43.

The process of acquiring information and forming attitudes and beliefs about sex, sexual identity, relationships and intimacy is

A. Population education
B. Value education
C. Sex education
D. Mass education
Answer» C. Sex education
44.

Imparting sexual education helps in preventing or controlling diseases such as

A. Malaria
B. HIV/ADS
C. Hepatitis
D. Pneumonia
Answer» B. HIV/ADS
45.

In pursuance of the recommendation of the National Seminar on Population Education(1969), a “Population Education Syllabus” was developed by

A. National Council For Teacher Education
B. National Council of Educational Research and Training
C. State Council of Educational Research and Training
D. Central Advisory Board of Education
Answer» A. National Council For Teacher Education
46.

Schools have a significant role in imparting sex education to

A. Adolescents
B. kids
C. Adults
D. Parents
Answer» A. Adolescents
47.

Poverty, inflation, housing shortage, mounting illiteracy is the result of

A. Over-population
B. Lack of human resources
C. Lack of natural resources
D. ignorance
Answer» A. Over-population
48.

To develop an understanding of the influence of population trends on the various aspects of human life, political, social, cultural and economic is the aim and objective of

A. Value-oriented education
B. Sex education
C. Family education
D. Population education
Answer» D. Population education
49.

___________________recommended that Population education should be included in the existing curriculum of schools and colleges .

A. UNESCO (1984)
B. National Seminar on Population Education (1969)
C. World Population Plan of Action (1974)
D. National Policy on Education (1986)
Answer» B. National Seminar on Population Education (1969)
50.

The first country to address “ Population Education” was

A. Germany
B. India
C. England
D. Sweeden
Answer» D. Sweeden

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