MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS(PHILOSOPHY )

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EDU - 06 EDUCATION IN INDIAN SOCETY
 1. Dwija is a concept in which education system
a) Vedic education  
b) Dravidian
c) Buddhist education  
d) Christian education
2. An individual starts with the first ordination ceremony in Buddhist system is termed as ..................
a) Upasampadha  
b) Pabbajja
c) Upanayana  
d) Dwijja
3. What is known as the magna Carta of Indian education ?
     a) Maucalay's minute  
     b) Sargent Report
     c) Hartog committee report  
     d) Wood's despatch
4. Expand RUSA
    a) Rashtriya Uchchatar Shiksha Abhiyan
    b) Rashtriya Uchchatar Shiksha Act
    c) Rashtriya Uchchatar Society Act
    d) Rashtriya Uchchatar Society Abhiyan
5. Which article provides the free education to children ?
   a) Article 21 A        b) Article 21
   c) Article 45           d) Article 14
6. The first Indian education commission ...........
     a) Radhakrishnan Commission  
     b) Hunter Commission
     c) Mudhaliyar Commission  
     d) Kothari Commission
7. A study of both quantitative and qualitative aspects of human population
    a) Population education  
    b) Population Explosion
    c) Demography  
    d) None of these
8. Who proposed Education for All movement
   a) Indira Gandhi    b)A.B. Vajpayee
   c) Rajeev Gandhi    d) UNESCO
9. The rapid increase of population is termed as ..........
     a) Population education  
     b) Demography
     c) Population explosion  
    d) Democracy
10. The expansion of UEE.
a) University of Elementary Education
b) Universalization of elementary Education
c) Universalization of Employment Education
d) None of these
11. Who composed the holy books called Vedas? 
        a) Dasyus   b) Guptas
        c) Aryans   d) Buddhist
12. How many Vedas composed Aryans?
         a) 6        b) 5
         c) 3        d) 4
13. What was the first and earliest among Vedas?
a) Rig veda        b) Sama veda
c) Yajur veda      d) Atharva veda
14. Education falls under the
         a) Concurrent List
         b) Fundamental Rights
         c) State List
         d) Constitution of India
15. The policy recommended by the kothari Commission vis-a-vis language is
           a) Three language formula
           b) Two language formula
           c) Hindi  
          d) Mother Tongue
16. The Constitution of India came into effect from?
            a) 15 January 1950
            b) 26 January 1950
            c) 15 August 1950
            d) 15 January 1947
17. How many articles were there originally in the Constitution of India?
      a) 395         b) 397
      c) 403        d) 410 
18. Purusha sukta is a part of which Vedas?
        a) Sama veda         b) Atharva veda
        c) Rig veda             d) Yajur veda
19. Veda has been derived from the word 'vid'. What is the meaning of vid?
       a) God      b) Knowledge
       c) Holy      d) Religious
20. Operation Black-Board programme was introduced to improve
       a) Teacher education  
        b) Primary education
        c) Secondary education
        d) Higher education
21. Which of the following is the apex body in the area of teacher education in India?
        a) UGC            b) MHRD  
        c) NCTE          d) NCERT
22. How many time it took for the Constituent Assembly to finalise the constitution?
       a) 2 years 11 months 18 days  
        b) 2 years 9 months 8 days
        c) 2 years 7 months 18 days
       d) 2 years 5 months 20 days  
23. RTI ACT 2005 came into force on
       a) 12 October 2005  
       b) 15 August 2005  
       c) 15 June 2005  
       d) 1 November 2005
24. What is the time limit to get the information under RTI ACT 2005?
      a) 15 days          b) 45 days
      c) 60 days          d) 30 days
25. RTE ACT was implemented in India with effect from
           a) 1st April 2009  
           b) 1st May 2010 
           c) 1st April 2008 
          d) 1st April 2010 
ANSWERS
1.a) Vedic education
2. b) Pabbajja
3. d) Wood's despatch
4. a) Rashtriya Uchchatar Shiksha Abhiyan
5. d) Article 14
6. b) Hunter Commission
7. c) Demography
8. d) UNESCO
9. c) Population explosion
10.b) Universalization of elementary Education
11. c) Aryans
12. d) 4
13. a) Rig veda
14. a) Concurrent List
15. a) Three language formula
16. b) 26 January 1950
17. a) 395
18. c) Rig veda
19. b) Knowledge
20. b) Primary education
21. c) NCTE
22. a) 2 years 11 months 18 days
23. a) 12 October 2005
24. a) 15 days  
25. b) 1 st April 2010

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