Objective Type Questions

Note : Select the correct option.

1. When was the Operation Black Board started?
   (a) 1986-87
   (b) 1984-85
   (c) 1946-47
   (d) 1944-45

2. How much budget was passed in 2000-01 to provide teachers and necessary teaching materials?
   (a) Rs 10278 lakh
   (b) Rs 10378 lakh
   (c) Rs 10478 lakh
   (d) Rs 10578 lakh

3. Whose objective was to open education centre named ‘Vidya Kendra’ in educationally untouched areas :
   (a) Operation Black Board
   (b) Education Guarantee Scheme
   (c) Mid-day Plan
   (d) Basic Education Project

4. How old should the children be in a school called ‘Vidya Kendra’?
   (a) 2-5 years
   (b) 6-11 years
   (c) 8-10 years
   (d) 12-14 years

5. Where are the Kasturba Gandhi Girls Schools opened?
   (a) Rural areas
   (b) Backward areas
   (c) Both of the above are correct
   (d) All of the above are wrong

6. When was the Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan scheme launched by the Government of India?
   (a) 2001-02
   (b) 2003-04
   (c) 1904-05
   (d) 1908-09

7. What scheme has the government made for the children whose education has been left out in the middle?
   (a) Kasturba Gandhi Balika Yojana
   (b) Education Guarantee Scheme
   (c) Primary Education Project
   (d) Basic Education Project

8. Who was included under Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan?
   (a) Construction and repair of school buildings
   (b) Training of teachers
   (c) Providing necessary resources to the students
   (d) all of the above

9. In how many districts of Uttar Pradesh, the Basic Education Project was started?
   (a) 15
   (b) 16
   (c) 17
   (d) 18

10. What facilities did the Basic Education Project provide in 17 districts of Uttar Pradesh?
    (a) School
    (b) Resource available room
    (c) Teacher
    (d) all of these

11. District Primary Education Project (DPEP II) was started in 1997 in how many districts?
    (a) 18
    (b) 17
    (c) 16
    (d) 15

12. Whose objective was to give universal primary education?
    (a) Basic Education Project
    (b) Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan
    (c) District Primary Education Project
    (d) Kasturba Gandhi Balika Project

13. What is the goal of District Primary Education Project?
    (a) increasing access to education
    (b) Build quality suggestions and institutional capacity
    (c) Increase the retention rate in schools
    (d) all of the above

14. DPEP will work as a supplement to :
    (a) UNICEF
    (b) Basic Education Scheme
    (c) Shiksha Mitra Yojana
    (d) District Primary Education Project

15. Under the Shiksha Mitra scheme, how many class pass boys or girls will be appointed as half teachers?
    (a) tenth
    (b) twelfth
    (c) eighth
    (d) fifth

16. Under the Shiksha Mitra scheme, how much is being given to Shiksha Mitras per month?
    (a) 1050
    (b) 1250
    (c) 1450
    (d) 1650

17. What is the literacy rate of women in Uttar Pradesh?
    (a) 53.7
    (b) 53.9
    (c) 54.7
    (d) 54.9

18. At what age, children dropped out of school in NSSO, 2004-05?
    (a) 5-8 years
    (b) 9-10 years
    (c) 11-14 years
    (d) 15-17 years

19. When was the Kothari Mission formed?
    (a) 1964–1966
    (b) 1954–1956
    (c) 1944–1946
    (d) 1934–1936

20. National Education Policy-1986 gave special emphasis on whose education?
    (a) women
    (b) men
    (c) old people
    (d) all.

21. Kasturba Gandhi Balika Vidyalaya Scheme is related with :
    (a) Primary education
    (b) Secondary education
    (c) Higher education
    (d) All of the above [Kanpur 2021-22]

22. "Beti Bachao Beti Padao" programme is operated under which of the following Ministerials joint effort?
    (a) Ministry of Women and Child Development and Ministry of Health and Family Welfare
    (b) Ministry of Women and Child Development, Ministry of Education and Ministry of Health and Family Welfare
    (c) Ministry of Women and Child Development and Ministry of Health and Family Welfare
    (d) Ministry of Human Development and Ministry of Women and Child Development Resource. [Kanpur 2021-22]

23. A textbook of class 8th has following illustrations women as teachers and maids while men as doctors and pilots. This type of depiction is likely to promote :
    (a) Gender empowerment
    (b) Gender Stereotyping
    (c) Gender role-play
    (d) Gender constancy [Kanpur 2021-22]

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