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These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Bachelor of Arts in English (BA English) .
| 251. |
………. was meant to increase food production through chemicals. |
| A. | Green Revolution |
| B. | Chipko Movement |
| C. | Bio‐technology |
| D. | Bio‐ethics |
| Answer» A. Green Revolution | |
| 252. |
Vandana supports ………. vision of modernization. |
| A. | Gandhiji’s |
| B. | Nehru’s |
| C. | Western |
| D. | Eastern |
| Answer» A. Gandhiji’s | |
| 253. |
According to Vandana ……… in terms of strangling others was considered anti‐ social behaviour. |
| A. | Culture |
| B. | Industrialization |
| C. | Competitiveness |
| D. | Globalization |
| Answer» C. Competitiveness | |
| 254. |
……….. movement was started by Vandana Shiva to save seeds and promote organic farming. |
| A. | Navdanya |
| B. | Genetic engineering |
| C. | Green revolution |
| D. | Satyagraha |
| Answer» A. Navdanya | |
| 255. |
When laws abuse human freedom, then we have the duty to exercise non‐ cooperation and ………. |
| A. | Satyagraha |
| B. | Destruction |
| C. | Civil disobedience |
| D. | Responsibility |
| Answer» C. Civil disobedience | |
| 256. |
……… is another aspect of Gandhiji’s notion of freedom, the other being self‐ reliance, which inspired Vandana. |
| A. | Swaraj |
| B. | Satyagraha |
| C. | Civil disobedience |
| D. | Non‐cooperation |
| Answer» A. Swaraj | |
| 257. |
The brand of democracy we need is ‘……….. democracy’ |
| A. | Obedient |
| B. | Earth |
| C. | World |
| D. | Universal |
| Answer» B. Earth | |
| 258. |
………. is an alternative to corporate globalization. |
| A. | Modernization |
| B. | Earth democracy |
| C. | Living democracy |
| D. | Special economic zone |
| Answer» C. Living democracy | |
| 259. |
……… is more conducive to Living Democracy. |
| A. | Green Revolution |
| B. | Competitiveness |
| C. | Swaraj |
| D. | Vasudev Kutumbakam |
| Answer» D. Vasudev Kutumbakam | |
| 260. |
In December 2003 the Business Week wrote a cover story on ……… |
| A. | The Rise of India |
| B. | Outsourcing India |
| C. | Arcelor |
| D. | American capital |
| Answer» A. The Rise of India | |
| 261. |
The Newsweek magazine wrote a breathless celebration of what it called ……… about India. |
| A. | The Rise of India |
| B. | Outsourcing |
| C. | India’s historic escape from poverty |
| D. | Newest Asian Tiger |
| Answer» B. Outsourcing | |
| 262. |
Which country was ‘the tiger in front’ of India the newest Asian tiger? |
| A. | Japan |
| B. | US |
| C. | UK |
| D. | China |
| Answer» D. China | |
| 263. |
Besides the high flying praises India gets, the majority of Indians are in.…….. |
| A. | Poverty |
| B. | Affluence |
| C. | Rich |
| D. | Destruction |
| Answer» A. Poverty | |
| 264. |
John Rawl’s analysis of critical assessment was largely confined to ……… with in a country. |
| A. | Right minded people |
| B. | Issues of justice |
| C. | Globalization |
| D. | Poverty |
| Answer» B. Issues of justice | |
| 265. |
People from very deprived countries demand for the fruits of …………. |
| A. | Modern technology |
| B. | Industrialization |
| C. | Globalization |
| D. | Technology |
| Answer» A. Modern technology | |
| 266. |
Global economic relations can flourish with appropriate…… policies. |
| A. | Religious |
| B. | Political |
| C. | Social |
| D. | Domestic |
| Answer» D. Domestic | |
| 267. |
Globalization cannot remove poverty, but it can put the tools in the hands of those who are …… to work towards the goal. |
| A. | Willing |
| B. | Eager |
| C. | Unwilling |
| D. | Responsible |
| Answer» A. Willing | |
| 268. |
Corporate globalization is ……… |
| A. | Poor |
| B. | Anti‐poor |
| C. | Modern |
| D. | Capital |
| Answer» B. Anti‐poor | |
| 269. |
Globalising the market place also means globalizing ……… and religious intolerance. |
| A. | Social |
| B. | Terrorism |
| C. | Exceptionism |
| D. | Corporate |
| Answer» B. Terrorism | |
| 270. |
A free market undermines ……… by driving a wedge between the rich and the poor. |
| A. | Democracy |
| B. | Society |
| C. | Justice |
| D. | principles |
| Answer» A. Democracy | |
| 271. |
Globalization seems to apply only to expanding the market place for the benefit of ………. |
| A. | The poor |
| B. | The rich |
| C. | Free markets |
| D. | Multinational companies |
| Answer» D. Multinational companies | |
| 272. |
Arundati Roy doesn’t see any virtue in the globalization of ……… |
| A. | Market |
| B. | Society |
| C. | Economy |
| D. | Corporates |
| Answer» C. Economy | |
| 273. |
Ms.Roy defines the World Bank, IMF, WTO and multinational corporations as the modern concept of………. |
| A. | Nationalism |
| B. | Empire |
| C. | Fascism |
| D. | Terrorism |
| Answer» B. Empire | |
| 274. |
……… is one of the biggest markets of globalized economy. |
| A. | US |
| B. | France |
| C. | India |
| D. | England |
| Answer» C. India | |
| 275. |
The press and the judiciary are ……… in the hands of corporate globalization. |
| A. | Free |
| B. | Slaves |
| C. | Weapons |
| D. | Agents |
| Answer» C. Weapons | |
| 276. |
According to Dionne Bunsha, it is …….. for the, past 15 years that has brought poverty to Vidarbha. |
| A. | Liberalisation |
| B. | Globalisation |
| C. | Modernisation |
| D. | Capitalism |
| Answer» A. Liberalisation | |
| 277. |
Liberlisation forces the local farmers to compete with …….. prices. |
| A. | Market |
| B. | Local |
| C. | Government |
| D. | Global |
| Answer» D. Global | |
| 278. |
Vidarbha’s ………. Soil was perfect for the cultivation of cotton. |
| A. | Black |
| B. | Red |
| C. | Alluvial |
| D. | Silt |
| Answer» A. Black | |
| 279. |
Vidharbha’s cotton was considered ……… gold. |
| A. | Yellow |
| B. | Black |
| C. | White |
| D. | Red |
| Answer» C. White | |
| 280. |
With Liberalisation, the white gold became……….. |
| A. | Costly |
| B. | Cheap |
| C. | Worthy |
| D. | Worthless |
| Answer» D. Worthless | |
| 281. |
The Central government can protect the cotton producers of Vidarbha from imports and crashing international prices by …….. the import duty on cotton. |
| A. | Hiking |
| B. | Lowering |
| C. | Minimising |
| D. | Maximising |
| Answer» A. Hiking | |
| 282. |
In India ………. Does not apply to all agricultural goods. |
| A. | Market price |
| B. | Globalisation |
| C. | International prices |
| D. | Free market |
| Answer» D. Free market | |
| 283. |
……… was once called India’s Orange County |
| A. | Lehegaon |
| B. | Vidarbha |
| C. | Maharashtra |
| D. | Amra |
| Answer» A. Lehegaon | |
| 284. |
Activists want cotton imports to be made ………. To protect Indian farmers |
| A. | Cheaper |
| B. | Costlier |
| C. | Minimum |
| D. | Maximum |
| Answer» B. Costlier | |
| 285. |
Officials come to the village of Vidarbha only to demand repayment of……… |
| A. | Loans |
| B. | Tax |
| C. | Earnings |
| D. | Wages |
| Answer» A. Loans | |
| 286. |
…………. Called globalization ‘the greatest form of violence in our times’ |
| A. | K. Satchidanandan |
| B. | Baudrillard |
| C. | Aryabhata |
| D. | Stevenson |
| Answer» B. Baudrillard | |
| 287. |
Satchidanandan equates globalization with the desire for dominance and ………. By the west |
| A. | Hegemony |
| B. | Internationalism |
| C. | Negotiations |
| D. | Culture |
| Answer» A. Hegemony | |
| 288. |
Internationalism was pushed out of sight by …….. |
| A. | Modernisation |
| B. | Globalisation |
| C. | Liberalisation |
| D. | Centralisation |
| Answer» B. Globalisation | |
| 289. |
Globalisation believes in world dominance by ………… |
| A. | One nation |
| B. | Two nations |
| C. | Western nations |
| D. | Eastern nations |
| Answer» A. One nation | |
| 290. |
Internationalism believes in the …….. of all nations |
| A. | Supermacy |
| B. | Co‐operation |
| C. | Separation |
| D. | Co‐existance |
| Answer» D. Co‐existance | |
| 291. |
Globalisation believes in monologues and ……… commands. |
| A. | Giving |
| B. | Accepting |
| C. | Taking |
| D. | Rejecting |
| Answer» A. Giving | |
| 292. |
Globalisation believes in centralization and a ……….. economy. |
| A. | Fixed |
| B. | Multiple |
| C. | Command |
| D. | Spreading |
| Answer» C. Command | |
| 293. |
Internationalism believes in ……… power. |
| A. | Distributing |
| B. | Storing |
| C. | Increasing |
| D. | Decreasing |
| Answer» A. Distributing | |
| 294. |
Globalisation is a ware……….. |
| A. | Rejector |
| B. | Acception |
| C. | Broker |
| D. | Monger |
| Answer» D. Monger | |
| 295. |
Internationalism is a …… broker |
| A. | Ware |
| B. | Peace |
| C. | Money |
| D. | Land |
| Answer» B. Peace | |
| 296. |
Globalisation …….. the environment |
| A. | Destroys |
| B. | Grows |
| C. | Furnishes |
| D. | Lowers |
| Answer» A. Destroys | |
| 297. |
Internationalism keeps the environment ………. |
| A. | Brown |
| B. | Dry |
| C. | Green |
| D. | Wet |
| Answer» C. Green | |
| 298. |
Globalisation promotes……….. model of development |
| A. | Single |
| B. | Double |
| C. | Multiple |
| D. | None of these |
| Answer» B. Double | |
| 299. |
Internationalism believes in dialogue and ………. |
| A. | Negotiation |
| B. | Promotion |
| C. | Centralisation |
| D. | Globalisation |
| Answer» A. Negotiation | |
| 300. |
The poem ‘Can you Make out?’ was written by………... |
| A. | Nabaneeta Dev Sen |
| B. | Kumar Vikal |
| C. | A.K. Ramanujan |
| D. | Parthasarathy |
| Answer» B. Kumar Vikal | |
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