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1. |
Among the following States, which has highest percentage decadal growth rate during the 2001 – 2011? |
A. | Arunachal Pradesh |
B. | Bihar |
C. | Rajasthan |
D. | Madhya Pradesh |
Answer» A. Arunachal Pradesh |
2. |
As per 2011 Census of India, which is the overall sex ratio of the country’s population? |
A. | 820 |
B. | 840 |
C. | 920 |
D. | 940 |
Answer» D. 940 |
3. |
Which among the following rate is referred as probabilistic rate? |
A. | Migration rate |
B. | Crude death rate |
C. | Marriage rate |
D. | Crude birth rate |
Answer» C. Marriage rate |
4. |
Which among the following is not a non-probability sampling? |
A. | Accidental Sampling |
B. | Purposive Sampling |
C. | Quota Sampling |
D. | Simple Random Sampling |
Answer» A. Accidental Sampling |
5. |
Which among the North-Eastern States of India has the highest literacy level as per 2011 Census? |
A. | Tripura |
B. | Mizoram |
C. | Meghalaya |
D. | Manipur |
Answer» B. Mizoram |
6. |
What is the estimated share of disabled persons in India according to 2001 Census? |
A. | Less than 2% |
B. | Less than 10% |
C. | Less than 15% |
D. | Less than 5% |
Answer» A. Less than 2% |
7. |
Which one among the following term refers to number of children an average woman can bear in her reproductive span? |
A. | Fertility |
B. | Fecundity |
C. | Real birth rate |
D. | Crude death rate |
Answer» B. Fecundity |
8. |
. If sex ratio of birth is constant at 1.05, then the Gross Reproduction Rate (GRR) can be calculated using Total Fertility Rate (TFR) by the formula |
A. | GRR = (1.00 TFR) /1.05 |
B. | GRR = 1.00 / (1.05 TFR) |
C. | GRR = (1.00 TFR) / 2.05 |
D. | GRR = 1.00 / (2.05 TFR) |
Answer» C. GRR = (1.00 TFR) / 2.05 |
9. |
If country A has a higher life expectancy than country B, but A has higher crude death rate, it is likely that |
A. | A’s population is younger than that of B. |
B. | A’s population is older than that of B. |
C. | A’s population has a high infant mortality rate. |
D. | None of the above is probable. |
Answer» A. A’s population is younger than that of B. |
10. |
Which among the following does not explain the law of urbanization? |
A. | Push and Pull factors |
B. | Dispersal and Segregation |
C. | Distance-Decay function |
D. | Laws of gravity |
Answer» B. Dispersal and Segregation |
11. |
Assertion (A): International Migration leads to rise in productivity in both the sending and receiving countries.
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A. | Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A). |
B. | Both (A) and (R) are true but (R) is not the correct explanation of(A). |
C. | (A) is true and (R) is false. |
D. | (A) is false and (R) is true. |
Answer» A. Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A). |
12. |
Which of the following countries has the highest out migration of the nursing professionals? |
A. | The Philippines |
B. | Pakistan |
C. | Bhutan |
D. | India |
Answer» A. The Philippines |
13. |
Which of the following did not give a model of city structure? |
A. | Homer Hoyt |
B. | E.W. Burgess |
C. | Harris and Ullman |
D. | Michael &Todaro |
Answer» D. Michael &Todaro |
14. |
. Which of the following is known for his contribution towards theorising social composition of population? |
A. | Goldsteen and Sly |
B. | Shyrock and Siegal |
C. | Talcott Parsons |
D. | D.J. Bogue |
Answer» C. Talcott Parsons |
15. |
In which stage of industrialization given below the fourth stage (4) of Demographic Transition Theory would occur? |
A. | Advanced Industrialization and Urbanization stage |
B. | Pre-industrial stage |
C. | Early Industrial stage |
D. | Post-industrial stage |
Answer» A. Advanced Industrialization and Urbanization stage |
16. |
Which of the following is not a measure of socio-economic status? |
A. | Physical Quality of Life Index |
B. | Human Development Index |
C. | Gender Empowerment Measure |
D. | Body Mass Index |
Answer» D. Body Mass Index |
17. |
Which one of the following is not a spacing method of family planning? |
A. | Hormonal Method |
B. | Barrier Method |
C. | Vasectomy |
D. | Intrauterine Device (IUD) |
Answer» C. Vasectomy |
18. |
In which year, the Government of India launched the Reproductive and Child Health (RCH) Programme? |
A. | 1994 |
B. | 1995 |
C. | 1996 |
D. | 1993 |
Answer» B. 1995 |
19. |
Which variable among the following are not demographic characteristics of the population? |
A. | Age structure |
B. | Sex structure |
C. | Marital status |
D. | Literacy level |
Answer» D. Literacy level |
20. |
When does National Sample Survey (NSS) started collecting data on births and deaths? |
A. | 1950 – 51 |
B. | 1954 – 55 |
C. | 1956 – 57 |
D. | 1958 – 59 |
Answer» D. 1958 – 59 |
21. |
The number of live births per 1,000 people in a population in a year is known as _____. |
A. | Fecundity |
B. | Fertility |
C. | Crude birth rate |
D. | Basic demographic equation |
Answer» C. Crude birth rate |
22. |
An enumeration or counting of a population is referred to as |
A. | vital statistics |
B. | Census |
C. | fertility rate |
D. | growth rate |
Answer» B. Census |
23. |
Records of births, deaths, marriages, and divorces, gathered through a registration system maintained by governmental units, are referred to as |
A. | census |
B. | demography |
C. | vital statistics |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» C. vital statistics |
24. |
__________ is the change from high birthrates and death rates to relatively low birthrates and death rates. |
A. | demographic transition |
B. | Growth rate |
C. | demographic rate |
D. | morbidity |
Answer» A. demographic transition |
25. |
The term ——————————— refers to relatively permanent movement of people from one place to another? |
A. | immigration |
B. | emigration |
C. | migration |
D. | demographic transition |
Answer» C. migration |
26. |
Which one of the following has higher population density as compared to India? |
A. | Canada |
B. | India |
C. | China |
D. | Bangladesh |
Answer» D. Bangladesh |
27. |
The main cause for the high growth of our population is |
A. | decline of death rate |
B. | decrease in birth rate |
C. | rise in death rate |
D. | none of these |
Answer» A. decline of death rate |
28. |
Which of the following is the most significant feature of Indian population? |
A. | improvement in the literacy level |
B. | the size of its adolescent population |
C. | improvement in health condition |
D. | declining in birth rate |
Answer» D. declining in birth rate |
29. |
The number of people in different age group is referred as |
A. | adolescent population |
B. | age composition |
C. | sex ratio |
D. | occupational structure |
Answer» B. age composition |
30. |
What is the average sex ratio of India as per 2001 census? |
A. | 900 |
B. | 933 |
C. | 923 |
D. | none of the above |
Answer» B. 933 |
31. |
Which among the following States has shown fast decline in growth rate during 2011 compared to 2001 |
A. | Andhra Pradesh |
B. | West Bengal |
C. | Maharashtra |
D. | Bihar |
Answer» C. Maharashtra |
32. |
As per the 2001 Census of India the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes together constitute. What percentage to the total population of the country? |
A. | 24 percent |
B. | 26 percent |
C. | 28 percent |
D. | 30 percent |
Answer» A. 24 percent |
33. |
According to 2011 Census of India the density of population is |
A. | 250 – 299 persons per sq. km. |
B. | 300 – 349 persons per sq. km. |
C. | 350 – 399 persons per sq. km. |
D. | 400 – 450 persons per sq. km. |
Answer» C. 350 – 399 persons per sq. km. |
34. |
Child-Woman ratio is a measure of |
A. | Population growth |
B. | Migration |
C. | Mortality |
D. | Fertility |
Answer» D. Fertility |
35. |
As per the 2011 Census of India which State among the following has highest female literacy rate? |
A. | Delhi |
B. | Goa |
C. | Kerala |
D. | Mizoram |
Answer» C. Kerala |
36. |
What is the shape of the graph of human population growth to the present resembles? |
A. | ‘U’ shaped curve |
B. | ‘J’ shaped curve |
C. | ‘S’ shaped curve |
D. | Horizontal curve |
Answer» B. ‘J’ shaped curve |
37. |
As per the Census of India 2011 the sex ratio in Kerala ranges in which of the category? |
A. | 850 – 900 females per thousand males |
B. | 901 – 950 females per thousand males |
C. | 951 – 1000 females per thousand males |
D. | Above 1001 females per thousand males |
Answer» D. Above 1001 females per thousand males |
38. |
For calculation of Maternal Mortality Rate (MMR). The denominator is |
A. | Total number of women in reproductive age in given time |
B. | Total number of pregnancies in given time. |
C. | Total number of live births in given time |
D. | Total population in given time |
Answer» C. Total number of live births in given time |
39. |
For computation of Infant Mortality Rate, the denominator iswww.netugc.com |
A. | Total number of pregnancies in given time |
B. | Total number of live births and still births in given time. |
C. | Total number of live births in given time. |
D. | Total population of areas in given time. |
Answer» C. Total number of live births in given time. |
40. |
Which one of the following States is mostly urbanized? |
A. | Andhra Pradesh |
B. | Tamil Nadu |
C. | Maharashtra |
D. | Orissa |
Answer» C. Maharashtra |
41. |
When did the national population policy came into effect? |
A. | 1952 |
B. | 2001 |
C. | 2000 |
D. | 1947 |
Answer» C. 2000 |
42. |
The average number of persons per unit area, such as square kilometer, is termed as which of the following? |
A. | population distribution |
B. | population growth |
C. | absolute population |
D. | population density |
Answer» D. population density |
43. |
India occupies ————— rank among the population of the different countries of the world? |
A. | a. third |
B. | first |
C. | fourth |
D. | second |
Answer» D. second |
44. |
Name the state having highest percentage of literacy level? |
A. | West Bengal |
B. | Punjab |
C. | Kerala |
D. | Maharashtra |
Answer» C. Kerala |
45. |
Which is the most populous country of the world? |
A. | Russia |
B. | united states |
C. | China |
D. | India |
Answer» C. China |
46. |
The social indicator to measure the extent of equality between males and females in a society at a given time? |
A. | Death rate |
B. | literacy rate |
C. | age composition |
D. | Sex ratio |
Answer» D. Sex ratio |
47. |
Which is the year that experienced great demographic divide in the history of population? |
A. | 1751 |
B. | 1921 |
C. | 1931 |
D. | 1911 |
Answer» B. 1921 |
48. |
Which of the following is the major concern about the study of population in a country? |
A. | population size and distribution |
B. | characteristics of population |
C. | population growth and process of population change |
D. | all of the above |
Answer» B. characteristics of population |
49. |
The time span for the official enumeration of population to carry out census? |
A. | 1 years |
B. | 10 years |
C. | 2 years |
D. | 5 years |
Answer» B. 10 years |
50. |
Sex ratio means…………… |
A. | difference between birth rate and death rate |
B. | Number of females per thousand males |
C. | Number of females per hundred males |
D. | the study of population growth |
Answer» B. Number of females per thousand males |
51. |
Most of the population theories have been emerged in which century? |
A. | Seventeenth |
B. | Eighteenth |
C. | Nineteenth |
D. | Twentieth |
Answer» A. Seventeenth |
52. |
Which among the following States/Union Territories in India showed highest percentage in decadal growth rate during the decade (2001- 2011)? |
A. | Bihar |
B. | Arunachal Pradesh |
C. | Uttar Pradesh |
D. | Dadra & Nagar Haveli |
Answer» D. Dadra & Nagar Haveli |
53. |
From which year ‘de facto’ enumeration was replaced by ‘de jure’ in the Indian Census? |
A. | 1911 |
B. | 1941 |
C. | 1951 |
D. | 2011 |
Answer» B. 1941 |
54. |
During which period, India’s population marked negative growth rate? |
A. | 1901 – 11 |
B. | 1911 – 21 |
C. | 1991 – 2001 |
D. | 1921 – 31 |
Answer» B. 1911 – 21 |
55. |
According to the Census of India 2011, which among the following has shown lowest density of population |
A. | Sikkim |
B. | Arunachal Pradesh |
C. | Mizoram |
D. | Andaman & Nicobar Island |
Answer» B. Arunachal Pradesh |
56. |
Information on which of the following topics is not provided by Indian Census? |
A. | Demographic characteristics |
B. | Economic characteristics |
C. | Health Status of the Population |
D. | Household characteristics |
Answer» C. Health Status of the Population |
57. |
Which variable among the following is not social characteristic of the population? |
A. | Religious composition |
B. | Caste/Ethnic composition |
C. | Literacy and Education |
D. | Sex-composition |
Answer» D. Sex-composition |
58. |
Which factors is not included in preparation of human development Index? |
A. | Adult literacy |
B. | Expectation of life at birth |
C. | Per capita income |
D. | Nutritional status of children |
Answer» D. Nutritional status of children |
59. |
Post neonatal mortality is |
A. | Probability of dying in the first month of life |
B. | Probability of dying in the first year of life. |
C. | Probability of dying after first month and before the first birthday. |
D. | Probability of dying between first and the fifth birthday. |
Answer» C. Probability of dying after first month and before the first birthday. |
60. |
Identify the negative consequences of urban growth |
A. | Increase in vehicular pollution |
B. | Increase in industrial emission |
C. | Increase in solid and liquid waste generation |
D. | All the above |
Answer» D. All the above |
61. |
Who was the exponent of optimum population theory ? |
A. | Malthus |
B. | Edwin Cannan |
C. | Adam smith |
D. | Amarthyasen |
Answer» B. Edwin Cannan |
62. |
Malthus‘s work is usually associated with the view that |
A. | Improved technology can overcome the problems of population growth. |
B. | Overpopulation will lead to social and political crisis. |
C. | Morality and religious approaches are the most effective counter forces to overpopulation, not government policy. |
D. | All of the above. |
Answer» B. Overpopulation will lead to social and political crisis. |
63. |
Demographic Transition Theory |
A. | Was originally developed to explain population explosions in the Third World. |
B. | Explains population growth in industrializing societies in terms of a time lag between when people die and when their children or grand children are born. |
C. | Explains population growth in industrializing societies in terms of a time lag between falling death rates and falling birth rates. |
D. | All of the above |
Answer» C. Explains population growth in industrializing societies in terms of a time lag between falling death rates and falling birth rates. |
64. |
The term “development” |
A. | Is useful because it is unambiguous – everyone understands what the word means. |
B. | Is highly contested and embodies the politics of the user. |
C. | Is change towards in a desired direction. |
D. | All of the above |
Answer» C. Is change towards in a desired direction. |
65. |
The major concern of social demography is the: |
A. | Contemporary problem of the relation of population trends to social and economic development |
B. | Relationship between aggregate demographic nomena and regularities in other social and individual units of human behavior |
C. | Analysis of how general, social and cultural factors |
D. | Study of size, composition and distribution of population at the present time |
Answer» D. Study of size, composition and distribution of population at the present time |
66. |
Dc-facto census method is related to: |
A. | Counting of the population on the basis of its permanent residential status |
B. | Counting of the population according to where it is for a fortnight preceding the census. |
C. | Counting of the populating according to where it is on the night the census |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» B. Counting of the population according to where it is for a fortnight preceding the census. |
67. |
If both fertility and mortality decline, then: |
A. | Proportion of dependent children will increase |
B. | Proportion of active population will increase |
C. | Proportion of dependent aged will increase |
D. | Proportion of dependent aged will decrease |
Answer» C. Proportion of dependent aged will increase |
68. |
Largest component of internal migration in India is: |
A. | Rural urban migration |
B. | Urban rural migration |
C. | Marriage migration |
D. | Rural migration |
Answer» A. Rural urban migration |
69. |
Who has said that ‘Democracy is concerned with the behavior or the aggregate and not with the behavior of individual?’ |
A. | Donald J Bogue |
B. | Peter R Cox |
C. | H Strenford |
D. | W G Barclay |
Answer» D. W G Barclay |
70. |
Who postulated that fertility increases in response to the progress of society? |
A. | Herbert Spencer |
B. | Corrado Gini |
C. | E M Hoover |
D. | C P Blacker |
Answer» A. Herbert Spencer |
71. |
Identify the consequences of urbanisation |
A. | Physical expansion of the city |
B. | Increase in housing stock |
C. | Up scaling of basic infrastructure |
D. | All the above |
Answer» D. All the above |
72. |
Which one amongst the following is not a indicator of social development? |
A. | Primary school enrolment rate |
B. | Literacy rate |
C. | Child malnutrition |
D. | Net Reproduction Rate |
Answer» D. Net Reproduction Rate |
73. |
Which of the following is not a component of physical quality of Life Index? |
A. | Infant mortality |
B. | Literacy |
C. | Longevity |
D. | Fertility |
Answer» D. Fertility |
74. |
As per the National Population Policy of India, the long term objective is to achieve a stable population by the year |
A. | 2010 |
B. | 2020 |
C. | 2030 |
D. | 2045 |
Answer» D. 2045 |
75. |
Some salient features of a census are
|
A. | 1, 2 and 3 are correct. |
B. | 2, 3 and 4 are correct. |
C. | 1, 3 and 4 are correct. |
D. | 1, 2 and 4 are correct. |
Answer» B. 2, 3 and 4 are correct. |
76. |
With regard to Indian Census, which one is correctly matched? |
A. | Census of India Act: 1948 |
B. | Start of dejure method of Census taking: 1931 |
C. | Reference date of 1971 Census: Feb.9, 1971 |
D. | Start of Census taking: 1881 |
Answer» A. Census of India Act: 1948 |
77. |
Which one of the following possesses dual recording system of vital events? |
A. | NSS |
B. | NFHS |
C. | SRS |
D. | Census |
Answer» C. SRS |
78. |
As per 2011 Census, effective literacy rate in India is about |
A. | 70 percent |
B. | 80 percent |
C. | 65 percent |
D. | 50 percent |
Answer» A. 70 percent |
79. |
Which of the following is not related to the study of fertility? |
A. | Fecundity |
B. | Birth Spacing |
C. | Reproductive health |
D. | Child immunization |
Answer» D. Child immunization |
80. |
What is the correct number of questions in the household schedule (for population enumeration) used in 2011 Census? |
A. | 35 |
B. | 21 |
C. | 29 |
D. | 26 |
Answer» C. 29 |
81. |
Human population can: |
A. | exist apart from cultural interaction |
B. | exist a part from social interaction |
C. | exist a part from social-cultural interaction |
D. | not exist apart from social-cultural interaction |
Answer» D. not exist apart from social-cultural interaction |
82. |
When over a period of time, the death rate in society reduces due to overall developments of life style and at the same time the birth rate does not fall down; population increases very fast as a result of it. This leads to over-population. This theory is known as: |
A. | demographic theory |
B. | population explosion theory |
C. | theory of demographic transition |
D. | demographic explosion theory |
Answer» B. population explosion theory |
83. |
Low birth rate and pregnancy wastage in the population are primarily due to: |
A. | traditional practices |
B. | maternal malnutrition |
C. | female illiteracy |
D. | insufficient health care |
Answer» A. traditional practices |
84. |
Who gave the concept of social capillarity? |
A. | A Bose |
B. | L Wirth |
C. | L Dumont |
D. | R K Mukherjee |
Answer» C. L Dumont |
85. |
The term ‘political socialization’ was used by: |
A. | Herbert Hayman |
B. | Herbert Spencer |
C. | Almond Powell |
D. | Easton and Dannis |
Answer» A. Herbert Hayman |
86. |
The scientific study of population is known as ——————— |
A. | Population studies |
B. | Demography |
C. | Population science |
D. | Gerentology |
Answer» B. Demography |
87. |
Which is the pull factor of Migration? |
A. | Religious conversion |
B. | Natural calamities |
C. | Political disorder |
D. | Employment opportunities |
Answer» D. Employment opportunities |
88. |
is the median number of years a person can be expected to live under certain mortality conditions |
A. | Life expectancy |
B. | Mortality rate |
C. | Growth rate |
D. | Fertility rate |
Answer» A. Life expectancy |
89. |
A special type of bar chart that distributes the population by gender and age, and is generally used to illustrate the population structure of a society, is called a/an |
A. | Analysis of variance |
B. | Population pyramid |
C. | Chi-square |
D. | Multiple regression |
Answer» B. Population pyramid |
90. |
Is the state of a population where the number of births plus immigrants equals the number of deaths plus emigrants? |
A. | Demographic echo |
B. | Zero population growth |
C. | Rebound |
D. | Demographic transition |
Answer» B. Zero population growth |
91. |
National Health Policy was adopted in India in which of the following years? |
A. | 1963 |
B. | 1973 |
C. | 1983 |
D. | 1993 |
Answer» C. 1983 |
92. |
When was the National Forest Policy formulated for the first time in the independent India? |
A. | 1952 |
B. | 1961 |
C. | 1971 |
D. | 2002 |
Answer» A. 1952 |
93. |
NACO is an organisation which deals with which of the following health concerns? |
A. | HIV/AIDS |
B. | Kala Azar |
C. | Pneumonia |
D. | Typhoid |
Answer» A. HIV/AIDS |
94. |
Which of the following services are not provided by the Anganwadi Centres? |
A. | Immunisation and health check-ups |
B. | Treatment of minor illnesses and referral |
C. | Growth monitoring and supplementary feeding |
D. | Water and sanitation |
Answer» D. Water and sanitation |
95. |
As per the norms for the health facilities in India, what population size should be served by a Primary Health Centre (PHC) in hilly and tribal areas? |
A. | 20,000 |
B. | 50,000 |
C. | 1,00,000 |
D. | 10,000 |
Answer» A. 20,000 |
96. |
Nodal agency for Annual Health Survey (AHS) in India is |
A. | International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS) |
B. | Office of the Registrar General and Census Commissioner of India |
C. | Ministry of Health and Family Welfare |
D. | Indian Council of Medical Research |
Answer» B. Office of the Registrar General and Census Commissioner of India |
97. |
When Sample Registration System (SRS) was initiated on pilot basis by the Registrar General of India? |
A. | 1962-63 |
B. | 1963-64 |
C. | 1964-65 |
D. | 1965-66 |
Answer» C. 1964-65 |
98. |
During which Census information on Male age at marriage was introduced in India? |
A. | 1981 |
B. | 1991 |
C. | 2001 |
D. | 2011 |
Answer» C. 2001 |
99. |
Which of the following country conducts Census at 5 years interval? |
A. | United Kingdom |
B. | Canada |
C. | India |
D. | Pakistan |
Answer» B. Canada |
100. |
Which of the following is not included for the calculation of Human Development Index? |
A. | Longevity |
B. | Education |
C. | Income |
D. | Housing |
Answer» D. Housing |
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