FIRST SEMESTER PHILOSOPHY MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS

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EDU-01 KNOWLEDGE AND CURRICULUM :PHILOSOPHICAL AND SOCIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES

1.The word 'Education' has been derived from
   the latin word 'educere' meaning?
         a)To lead out     b)To play
         c)To see             d)To observe
2.Incidential education received by living with
   other is?
          a)Formal Education
          b)Informal Education
          c)Non formal Education
          d)Distant Education
3.Epistemology is the branch of philosophy         concerned with the theory of?
           a)Reality       b)Knowledge
           c)Value          d)Education
4.project method is derived from which               thought on education?
         a)Idealism       b)Humanism
         c)Realism        d)Pragmatism
5.who is the father of realism?
         a)Plato             b)Aristotle
         c)Socrates         d)Froebel 
6.which is the greatest contribution of froebel    in education?
            a)Kindergarden
            b)Montessori 
            c)Exprerimental school
            d)Ultitarian Curriculum
7.Contribution of Gandhiji in education?
           a)Integrated Education
           b)Basic Education
           c)Vocational Education
           d)Religious Education
8."Education is the manifestation of perfection
    already existing in man" who said this?
          a)Mahatma Gandhi
          b)Swami Vivekanda
          c)Ravindranath Tagore
          d)Jawaharlal Nehru
9.Which is the branch of philosophy                     concerned with value?
          a)Axiology      b)Epistemology
          c)Logic           d)Metaphysics
10.The supreme aim of education in Idealism?
        a)freedom              b)Eternal value
        c)self realisation     d)National Integration
11.Who introduced the project method?
          a)John Dewey     b)Maria Montessori
          c)Froebel            d)Mahatma Gandhi
12.The concept of negative education was put       forward by?
         a)Rousseau     b)John Dewey
         c)Plato            d)Aristotle
13.Harmonious mixture of different                       philosophies is termed as?
        a)pragmatism      b)Realism
        c)Humanism       d)Eclestic
14."The roots of education are bitter, but the          fruit is sweet who said this?
         a)Plato          b)Aristotle
         c)Socrates     d)John Dewey
15.'Santhi Nikethan' and 'Viswa Bharathi' was       founded by?
         a)Jawaharlal Nehru
         b)Ravindranath Tagore
         c)Mahatma Gandhi
         d)Dr. S Radhakrishnan
16.The author of book 'Emile'?
           a)Rousseau        b)Aristotle
           c)plato               c)Mahatma Gandhi
17."Mother play and Nursery Song"was                  written by?
          a)Froebel           b)Pestalozzi
          c)Rousseau       d) Maria Montessori
18.Which book written by paula freire speaks       about Conscientization?
           a)Cultural freedom for Action
           b)Cultural action for freedom
           c)Pedagogy of the oppressed
           d)Oppression of the pedagogies
19.The concept of respecting all religion is             termed as?
            a)Secularism         b)Equality
            c)Socialism           d)Democracy
20.The ability to critically perceive the pulse         of social, political and economic oppression
     to?
          a)Conscientization      b)Civilization
           c)Urbanization          d)Enculturation
21.The process in which members of one               cultural group adopt the beliefs and                 behaviour of another group?
          a)Enculturation       b)Acculturation
          c)Cultural Lag        d)Cultural inertia
22.Find out the social evil?
      a)Secularism                   b)Terrorism 
      c)National Integration    d) Self realisation
23.The Spread of cultural beliefs and social           activities from one group of people to               another is termed as?
       a)Cultural Diffusion      b)Cultural inertia
       c)cultural drag               d)Cultural lag
24.Enculturation is the process of
       a)Adopting the cultural traits of another               group
       b)Acceptance of cultural patterns from                other group
       c)Acceptance of cultural values of the                  society
       d)Desire to avoid Cultural change
25.which among the following is a Democratic value?
           a)Justice             b)Equality
           c)Fraternity        d)All of these.




             Answer key
               1-  a
               2-  b
               3-  b
               4-  d
               5-  b
               6-  a
               7-  b
               8-  b
               9-  a
              10-  c
              11-  a
              12-  a
              13-  d
              14-  b
              15-  b
              16-  a
              17-  a
              18-  c
              19-  a
              20-  a
              21-  b
              22-  b
              23-  a
              24-  c
              25-  d

   

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