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400+ Issues and Trends in Contemporary Indian Education Solved MCQs

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

Chapters

Chapter: Alternative Schooling
201.

When education is imparted in a free atmosphere, without the rigidity of rules and regulations associated with school or college education. It is term as

A. Formal Education
B. Non-Formal Education
C. Informal Education
D. None of the above
Answer» B. Non-Formal Education
202.

Persons, who received their education through the channels of multifarious events, situations and association of life, it is known as

A. Formal Education
B. Non-Formal Education
C. Informal Education
D. None of the above
Answer» C. Informal Education
203.

YMA, MHIP, KTP, Sport Clubs etc. are the agencies of

A. Formal Education
B. Non – Formal Education
C. Informal Education
D. All of the above
Answer» B. Non – Formal Education
204.

Para-formal and popular education, personal development, professional and vocational training are the various types of

A. Formal Education
B. Non-Formal Education
C. Informal Education
D. None of the above
Answer» B. Non-Formal Education
205.

NFE Programme must be

A. Rigid
B. Not Diversified
C. Flexible
D. All of the above
Answer» C. Flexible
206.

NFE Programme is particularly useful for

A. School drop-outs
B. Educated unemployed of various ages
C. Labourers, farmers, workers
D. All of these
Answer» D. All of these
207.

Among the three sets of NFE objectives, removal of illiteracy is under the range of

A. The immediate
B. The middle range
C. Long range
D. None of these
Answer» A. The immediate
208.

The age of children to be covered by NFE was

A. 6-14
B. 7-14
C. 8-14
D. 9-14
Answer» D. 9-14
209.

‘Rural Functional Literacy Project’ (RFLP) was implemented throughout India in a year

A. 1978
B. 1979
C. 1987
D. 1989
Answer» A. 1978
210.

Launching of nationwide adult education programme of ‘Community Development Programme with Social Education’ was recommended by

A. The 1st Five-Year Plan
B. The 2nd Five-Year Plan
C. The 3rd Five-Year Plan
D. The 4th Five-Year Plan
Answer» A. The 1st Five-Year Plan
211.

Adult learning process includes

A. From whole to part
B. From simple to complex
C. From direct to indirect
D. All of these
Answer» D. All of these
212.

The main objective of ‘Education for all’ is to be

A. All of these
B. Promote to economic development
C. Promote to health facilities
D. Promote to child education
Answer» A. All of these
213.

The National Adult Education Programme was stated in the year

A. 1978
B. 1976
C. 1977
D. 1988
Answer» A. 1978
214.

Which of the following states in India has the lowest literacy rate?

A. Andhra Pradesh
B. Bihar
C. Madhya Pradesh
D. Uttar Pradesh
Answer» B. Bihar
215.

Literacy, Awareness and Functionality are the three basic components of

A. Non-Formal Education
B. National Literacy Mission
C. National Adult Education Programme
D. None of these
Answer» C. National Adult Education Programme
216.

The main aim of functionality is the improvement of

A. Vocational Skills
B. Academic Education
C. Both
D. None
Answer» A. Vocational Skills
217.

The duration of learners participated in the Adult education centre would be

A. 5-6 months
B. 7-8 months
C. 9-10 months
D. 11-12 months
Answer» C. 9-10 months
218.

The target of NAEP was to cover the entire illiterate population of the age group of

A. 15-30
B. 15-35
C. 15-40
D. 15-45
Answer» B. 15-35
219.

“Promotion of Literacy skills, Creation of Awareness and Raising Functionality Capabilities” are the objectives of

A. NFE
B. NAEP
C. NLM
D. All of these
Answer» B. NAEP
220.

The National Literacy Mission (NLM) was started in India in the year

A. 1978
B. 1982
C. 1985
D. 1988
Answer» D. 1988
221.

At what speed of a person, to be declared a literate, must be able to read aloud a simple massage prescribed by the NLM?

A. 30 words per minute
B. 35 words per minute
C. 40 words per minute
D. 45 words per minute
Answer» A. 30 words per minute
222.

The NLM has decided to make determined efforts for imparting literacy among

A. Adult illiterates
B. Specially women
C. Disadvantaged sections
D. 1978
Answer» D. 1978
223.

Jana Shiksha Nilayan (JSN) scheme was established in the realization of the need for

A. Post-literacy
B. Continuing education
C. Both ‘a’ and ‘b’
D. None of these
Answer» C. Both ‘a’ and ‘b’
224.

The concept of JSN is based on

A. Life-long learning process
B. Participatory training processes
C. Only ‘a’
D. Only ‘b’
Answer» C. Only ‘a’
225.

Which of the following committee was established to function as a promoter, sustainer and monitor of the Jana Skiksha Nilayan (JSN)?

A. Village Level Literacy Committee
B. Village Adult Education Committee
C. Committees on Adult Education
D. Adult and Continuing Education Committee
Answer» B. Village Adult Education Committee
226.

Which media is the cheapest and easily accessible among the mass media in adult education?

A. Radio
B. Print
C. Television
D. Folk Arts
Answer» B. Print
227.

The main center of informal education is

A. Family
B. Society
C. Radio and T.V.
D. All of these
Answer» D. All of these
228.

Education should aim at provision of vocational training for students, at the

A. Tertiary stage
B. Primary stage
C. Secondary stage
D. University stage
Answer» C. Secondary stage
229.

For harmonious development of the personality of the child, parents should

A. Over-protect the child
B. Compare the child with other children
C. Provide conducive environment at home
D. Engage qualified teachers for him/her
Answer» C. Provide conducive environment at home
230.

Which of the oldest means of imparting training through distance education?

A. Radio
B. Computers
C. Tele conferencing
D. Multi-media packages
Answer» A. Radio
231.

Which of the following type of Programme organized under the scheme of NAEP?

A. Literacy with follow-up programme
B. Coventional functional literacy
C. Literacy with learning-cum-action group
D. All of these
Answer» D. All of these
232.

The NAEP programme of awareness seeking to know about

A. A sense of social obligation
B. A sense of social consciousness
C. Both ‘a’ and ‘b’
D. None of these
Answer» C. Both ‘a’ and ‘b’
233.

Which one is a component of ‘Adult Learning’?

A. Face to face teaching
B. Curriculum based teaching
C. Stimulus and response based teaching
D. Experimental teaching
Answer» C. Stimulus and response based teaching
234.

What is the alternate name given to ‘Adult Teaching’?

A. Remedial teaching
B. Complete teaching
C. Individual teaching
D. Curricular teaching
Answer» A. Remedial teaching
235.

The Gram Shikshan Mohim was launched at

A. State level
B. National level
C. Both
D. None
Answer» A. State level
236.

Extension education is a form of

A. Direct Education
B. Non-Formal Education
C. General Education
D. Individual Education
Answer» B. Non-Formal Education
237.

What level of courses is offered to the drop-outs and non-starters in the NFE programme?

A. Primary level course
B. Middle and secondary level course
C. Primary and middle level course
D. Middle level course
Answer» C. Primary and middle level course
238.

Satellite Instructional Television Programme (SITE) is one of the popular types of

A. Adult Education
B. Non-Formal Education
C. National Literacy Mission
D. Jana Shikshan Nilayan
Answer» B. Non-Formal Education
239.

“Helps millions of people remaining outside the formal school system to get themselves educated” is one the advantages of

A. NFE
B. NAEP
C. NLM
D. JSN
Answer» A. NFE
240.

Creating desirable changes in people through well-designed leaning situation is the primary functions of

A. Non-Formal Education
B. Adult Education
C. NAEP
D. NLM
Answer» B. Adult Education
241.

National Adult Education Programme (NAEP) was launched on

A. 3rd Oct,1978
B. 2nd Oct, 1978
C. 2nd Nov, 1978
D. 2nd July,1978
Answer» B. 2nd Oct, 1978
242.

The term “Social Education” was coined by the first Education Minister of Adult Education

A. Shri.Maulana Abul Kalam Azad
B. Shri.Kapil Silbal
C. Shri.Arjun Singh
D. Dr.M.M Pallam Raju
Answer» A. Shri.Maulana Abul Kalam Azad
243.

The National Literacy Mission seeks to impart functional literacy to the illiterate persons in the age group of

A. 13 -35 years
B. 15 -35 years
C. 15 -38 years
D. 14 – 35 years
Answer» B. 15 -35 years
244.

Mass Campaign for National literacy Mission was launched on

A. 5th May, 1988
B. 5th June, 1988
C. 5th July, 1988
D. 15th May, 1988
Answer» A. 5th May, 1988
245.

National Literacy Mission was launched by the then Prime Minister of India

A. Dr.Manmohan Singh
B. Smt. Indira Gandhi
C. Shr. Rajiv Gandhi
D. Shri.P.V. Narasimha Rao
Answer» C. Shr. Rajiv Gandhi
246.

In 1974, Social Education Commission was appointed to chalk out the programme of social education by the

A. Central Advisory Board of Education(CABE)
B. National Policy on Education, 1986 (NPE)
C. Central Board of School Education ( CBSE)
D. National Policy on Education, 1992 (NPE)
Answer» A. Central Advisory Board of Education(CABE)
247.

Gram Shiksha Mohim is a movement in India for imparting

A. Population education
B. Value education
C. Adolescence education
D. Adult education
Answer» D. Adult education
248.

Non-formal education is an alternative to

A. In-formal education
B. Special education
C. Formal education
D. Adult education
Answer» C. Formal education
249.

A programme for promoting non-formal adult education for women in India is

A. Shiksha Karmit Project
B. Lok Jumbish project
C. Indira Mahila Yojana
D. Jana Shikshan Nilayan
Answer» C. Indira Mahila Yojana
250.

Any organized systematic activity carried on outside the frame work of the formal system to provide identifiable learning targets and objectives is

A. Formal education
B. Non-formal education
C. Informal education
D. Adult education
Answer» B. Non-formal education

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