EDU12- MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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EDU - 12 : LEARNER IN THE EDUCATIONAL PERSPECTIVES
1. The assistance given to an individual to help him to adjust to himself,to others and to his own peculiar environment is termed as ………
     a) Counseling b) Guidance
     c) Life skills d) Group guidance
2. A behavior or skill what helps to communicate clearly and confidently our feelings, needs, wants and thoughts is called ………
   a) Resilience b) Pro-castination
   c) Self care d) Assertiveness
3. Counceli centered is a ………………….. counseling.
       a) Directive counseling
      b) Non-directive counseling
      c) Eclectic counseling
      d) All of the above
4. In 1990 Peace education was suggested by whom ?
       a) Maria Montessori
       b) David Warner
       c) Gandhi
       d) None of these
5. In Purusharthas Moksha means ………………………
         a) Divine low
         b) Wealth
         c) Sexual desire
         d) Salvation
6. The Study of value is known as …………………
            a) Axiology
            b) Ecology
            c) Morality
            d) Aksiology
7. Who is the Chief exponent of directive counseling
a) E G Williamson
      b) Carl Rogers
      c) Arthur J Jones
      d) None of these
8. The guiding principle of life is termed as ………………….
            a) Dharma
            b) Karma
            c) Value
            d) Moksha
9. A method of assessing the receptive or rejective tendencies of the members in the social group is called ………
             a) Sociometry
             b) Sociogram
             c) Egogram
            d) Mimesis
10. The deliberate imitation of the behavior of one group of people by another as a factor of social change is termed as ……
            a) Group morale
            b) Sociometry
            c) Mimesis
            d) Sociogram
11. The idea of Four pillars of Education was suggested by
      a) UNICEF b) UNESCO
      c) NCTE d) UGC
12. Which type of citizenship the constitution has established for the whole of India?
       a) Single citizenship
       b) Double citizenship
       c) Three citizenship
       d) There is nothing like that in our constitution.
13. In which part of the constitution details of citizenship are mentioned.
        a) Part I b) Part II
        c) Part III d) Part IV
14. Which of the following are called purusharthas?
      a) Dharma b) Artha
      c) Kama and moksha d) All the above
15. What is mean by gender division?
      a) Division between rich and poor.
     b) Division between male and females.
     c) Division between educated and uneducated.
     d) None of the above.
16.which of these Acts provides that equal wages should be paid for equal work to both men and women ?
        a) Same wages Act
        b) Equal wages Act
        c) Wages Equality Act
       d) Equality wages Act
17. ____________ is a term used to describe a set of basic skills acquired through learning.
       a) Life skills
       b) Vocational skills
       c) Literacy skills
       d) None of the above
18. ______________ is the concept that describes the beliefs of an individual or culture.
    a) Attitude b) Values
    c) Behavior d) Personality
19. Sociometry is a
a) Classic way of assessing social competence
b) Measurement of rejection only
c) The first and second choices.
d) None of these.
20. Which country accepted the policy of dual citizenship?
       a) India b) Canada
       c) Australia d) USA
21. Persons who are able to influence others and who possess managerial authority are termed.
      a) Managers b) Leaders
      c) Organizers d) Visionaries
22. World Day against child labour was observed on ___________
        a) 10 th june b) 11th june
        c) 12th june d) 13th june
23. The guiding principle of life is termed as _____________
a) Dharma b)Kama
c) Value d) Moksha
24. Assertive behavior comes through the ___________
a) Adapted child b) Supportive child
c) Obedient child d) Adult
25. Under the child labour Act 1986, that prohibited child labour below the age of
a) 18 years b) 16 years
c) 15 years d) 14 years
ANSWERS
1. b) Guidance
2. d) Assertiveness
3. b) Non-directive counseling
4. a) Maria Montessori
5. d) Salvation
6. a) Axiology
7. a) E G Williamson
8. c) Value
9. a) Sociometry
10. c) Mimesis
11. b) UNESCO
12. a) Single citizenship
13. b) Part II
14. d) All the above
15. b) Division between male and females.
16. b) Equal wages Act
17. a) Life skills
18. b) Values
19. c) The first and second choices.
20. d) USA
21. b) Leaders
22. d) 13th june
23. c) Value
24. d) Adult
25. d) 14 years

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