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Past Questions — 2016
According to Mead, there are
A)
3 stages of child development
B)
4 stages of child development
C)
5 stages of child development
D)
6 stages of child development
The correct choice is “3 stages of child development”. It is the standard fact, definition, principle, or classification relevant to the question.
Girl’s Schools during Social Reform Movement in India was first opened by
A)
Jotiba Phule
B)
Raja ram Mohan Roy
C)
Swami Vivekananda
D)
Swami Dayanand
The correct choice is “Jotiba Phule”. It is the standard fact, definition, principle, or classification relevant to the question.
The historical development of child welfare in its real sense can be traced back in
A)
America
B)
England
C)
India
D)
None of these
The correct choice is “England”, consistent with the standard Indian polity, history, welfare, or general-studies fact tested here.
Right to Free and Compulsory Education is in
A)
Article 20
B)
Article 20 A
C)
Article 21
D)
Article 21 A
The correct choice is “Article 21 A”, consistent with the standard Indian polity, history, welfare, or general-studies fact tested here.
The National Children’s Board was set up in
A)
1971
B)
1972
C)
1973
D)
1974
The correct choice is “1974”. It is the standard fact, definition, principle, or classification relevant to the question.
The thrust area of the National Policy for Children, 1974 include
A)
Improving water and sanitation coverage
B)
Achieving 100 per cent civil registration of birth
C)
Reducing Infant mortality
D)
All of these
The correct choice is “All of these”. It is the standard fact, definition, principle, or classification relevant to the question.
The historical development of Child Welfare in India can be traced back to the
A)
The Indian Constitution
B)
National Policy for Children
C)
The United Nation’s Convention on the Rights of the Child
D)
None of these.
The correct choice is “The Indian Constitution”, consistent with the standard Indian polity, history, welfare, or general-studies fact tested here.
The Immoral Trafficking (Prevention) Act, 1956 defines a minor as
A)
A person between 6-14 years
B)
A person below the age of 18 years
C)
A person between the age of 16-18 years
D)
A person below the age of 16 years
The correct choice is “A person below the age of 18 years”. It is the standard fact, definition, principle, or classification relevant to the question.
The Juvenile Justice Care and Protection of Children Act was passed in
A)
2000
B)
2001
C)
2002
D)
2003
The correct choice is “2000”. It is the standard fact, definition, principle, or classification relevant to the question.
Nutrition is
A)
The intake of food according to dietary needs
B)
The intake of vitamins according to dietary needs
C)
Both (a) and (b)
D)
Nether (a) nor (b)
The correct choice is “The intake of food according to dietary needs”. It is the standard fact, definition, principle, or classification relevant to the question.
Historically child welfare was confined to the institution of
A)
Law
B)
Politics
C)
Family
D)
None of these
The correct choice is “Family”, consistent with the standard Indian polity, history, welfare, or general-studies fact tested here.
Vitamin A prophylaxis programme is meant to control
A)
Measles
B)
Chicken Pox
C)
Blindness
D)
None of these
The correct choice is “Blindness”. It is the standard fact, definition, principle, or classification relevant to the question.
Pre natal Care aims to protect the
A)
Mother
B)
Child
C)
Mother and child
D)
None of these
The correct choice is “Mother and child”. It is the standard fact, definition, principle, or classification relevant to the question.
The Special Nutrition Programme was launched in
A)
1970
B)
1971
C)
1972
D)
1973
The correct choice is “1971”. It is the standard fact, definition, principle, or classification relevant to the question.
Carbohydrates improves
A)
Cholesterol
B)
Immune system
C)
Insulation
D)
None of these
The correct choice is “None of these”. It is the standard fact, definition, principle, or classification relevant to the question.
Child Welfare means
A)
Charity for children
B)
Philanthropy for children
C)
Government progarmmes for children
D)
All of these
The correct choice is “All of these”. It is the standard fact, definition, principle, or classification relevant to the question.
Nutrients include
A)
Fats
B)
Vitamins
C)
Protein
D)
All of these
The correct choice is “All of these”. It is the standard fact, definition, principle, or classification relevant to the question.
Calcium is important for
A)
Transportation of oxygen
B)
Bone structure
C)
Cells to function
D)
All of these
The correct choice is “Bone structure”. It is the standard fact, definition, principle, or classification relevant to the question.
The Balwadi Nutrition Programm is meant for children
A)
Below the age of 6 years
B)
Between the age of 3-6 years
C)
Below the age of 14 years
D)
Below the age of 18 years
The correct choice is “Between the age of 3-6 years”. It is the standard fact, definition, principle, or classification relevant to the question.
Mid-Day Meal Scheme is meant for Nutritional Support to
A)
Anganwadi Centers
B)
Primary Schools
C)
Middle Schools
D)
High Schools
The correct choice is “Primary Schools”. It is the standard fact, definition, principle, or classification relevant to the question.
Foundling Homes were established in the early
A)
12th Century
B)
13th century
C)
14th century
D)
15th century
The correct choice is “15th century”, consistent with the standard Indian polity, history, welfare, or general-studies fact tested here.
The main source of protein are
A)
Fish
B)
Milk
C)
Seeds
D)
All of these
The correct choice is “All of these”. It is the standard fact, definition, principle, or classification relevant to the question.
Carbohydrates include
A)
Sugars
B)
Starch
C)
Fibres
D)
All of these
The correct choice is “All of these”. It is the standard fact, definition, principle, or classification relevant to the question.
Mental Development includes
A)
Development of perception
B)
Development of concepts
C)
Development of language
D)
All of these
The correct choice is “All of these”. It is the standard fact, definition, principle, or classification relevant to the question.
Social Development means
A)
Development in health
B)
Development in social behavior and attitude
C)
Development in society
D)
All of these
The correct choice is “Development in social behavior and attitude”. It is the standard fact, definition, principle, or classification relevant to the question.