DSWO • 2023 • Paper-III
Permissive parents will allow their child to explore and investigate freely encouraging and rewarding his curiosity and independent behavior . Their offspring will be
A)
Compliant
B)
Competent
C)
Outgoing
D)
Protected
Option B is correct: Competent.
DSWO • 2023 • Paper-III
The term exceptional children is applied to children who when compared to normal children show difference in _________ factors.
A)
emotional
B)
social
C)
physical
D)
mental
Option D is correct: mental.
DSWO • 2023 • Paper-III
Money as a non-human resource can be in the form of
A)
asset
B)
savings
C)
wages
D)
All of the above
Option D is correct: All of the above.
DSWO • 2023 • Paper-III
The direction in which development takes place in children is
A)
From top to bottom
B)
From outside to centre
C)
From smaller muscle to larger muscle
D)
Differently for different children
Option A is correct: From top to bottom.
DSWO • 2023 • Paper-III
A study which concerns about time, money, energy and space management is
A)
Food and Nutrition
B)
Family Resource Management
C)
Community Nutrition
D)
Extension Education
Option B is correct: Family Resource Management.
DSWO • 2023 • Paper-III
Which of the following is important as it directly affects all other aspects of development
A)
Social development
B)
Cognitive development
C)
Motor development
D)
Mental development
Option B is correct: Cognitive development.
DSWO • 2023 • Paper-III
Folk Media are _________ institutions transmitting values
A)
religious
B)
cultural
C)
formal
D)
local
Option B is correct: cultural.
DSWO • 2023 • Paper-III
Define family. What are the functions of family? Explain the types of family.
DSWO • 2023 • Paper-III
Write notes on Stress and depression among adolescence. OR Explain the physical changes and health problems in late adulthood.
DSWO • 2023 • Paper-III
One of the following is a motivating factor in human behavior
A)
Goals
B)
Values
C)
Standards
D)
Philosophy
Option A is correct: Goals.
DSWO • 2023 • Paper-III
Those children who have a physical defect or deformity causing interference with normal functioning of bones, muscles and joints are called
A)
physically handicapped
B)
orthopaedically handicapped
C)
hard of hearing
D)
partially sighted
Option B is correct: orthopaedically handicapped.
DSWO • 2023 • Paper-III
Write the objectives and the services offered in ICDS.
DSWO • 2023 • Paper-III
Demands for energy is heaviest in
A)
The beginning family
B)
The expanding family
C)
The contracting family
D)
The vocational period
Option B is correct: The expanding family.
DSWO • 2023 • Paper-III
The challenges that directly benefits the empowerment of women in India is
A)
Education
B)
Health
C)
Immunization
D)
Equality
Option A is correct: Education.
DSWO • 2023 • Paper-III
Given opportunities and experiences, a child _________ will learn and perform at his/her best.
A)
Physically handicapped
B)
Educationally backward
C)
Socially retarded
D)
Mentally retarded
Option A is correct: Physically handicapped.
DSWO • 2023 • Paper-III
Any work that deprive children of their childhood refers to
A)
Juvenile
B)
Giftedness
C)
Adoption
D)
Child labour
Option D is correct: Child labour.
DSWO • 2023 • Paper-III
Which support services is taken up by the Central Social Welfare Board for children of working and ailing mother
A)
Shelter homes
B)
Creches
C)
Family Counselling Centre
D)
Short stay home
Option B is correct: Creches.
DSWO • 2023 • Paper-III
The period of most rapid growth and the most difficult period comes at
A)
birth
B)
Adolescence
C)
early childhood
D)
childhood
Option B is correct: Adolescence.
DSWO • 2023 • Paper-III
Define Early Adulthood. What are the responsibilities and adjustments that has to be faced and made in Early Adulthood? OR What is Play in early childhood education? Write down the importance, and factors affecting Play.
DSWO • Paper-IV
The National Programme for Family Planning was launched in India in the year
A)
1953
B)
1957
C)
1952
D)
1961
Based on established principles in the relevant subject area, the correct and most appropriate choice is '1953' (Option A).
DSWO • Paper-IV
The Supreme Court does not recognise marital rape as a criminal offence.
A)
The statement is true in totality.
B)
It is an offence only if divorce proceedings have officially begun.
C)
It is an offence only if medical reports and expert testimonies can substantiate the claim.
D)
The statement is false since the ruling of May 9, 2023.
Based on established principles in Law, the correct and most appropriate choice is 'The statement is true in totality.' (Option A).
DSWO • Paper-IV
The beginning of women’s movement in India can be traced back to which century?
A)
18th century
B)
19th century
C)
20th century
D)
21st century
Based on established principles in the relevant subject area, the correct and most appropriate choice is '21st century' (Option D).
DSWO • Paper-IV
Which of the following is false regarding religious minorities in India?
A)
Forced conversion to Hinduism is a problematic social issue.
B)
Ministry of Minority Affairs has been established solely for their interests.
C)
State governments can give minority status to any religion within their jurisdiction.
D)
They have reservation in select educational institutions.
Based on established principles in the relevant subject area, the correct and most appropriate choice is 'Forced conversion to Hinduism is a problematic social issue.' (Option A).
DSWO • Paper-IV
Which of the following is true for the case of untouchability in India:
A)
It is abolished by the government but is still practiced in both rural and urban areas.
B)
It originated in Africa and spread to India along with the Aryan invasions.
C)
Untouchables are the lowest category in the Varna system.
D)
Untouchables draw water from public wells only after sunset to avoid pollution through their shadows.
Based on established principles in the relevant subject area, the correct and most appropriate choice is 'Untouchables draw water from public wells only after sunset to avoid pollution through their shadows.' (Option D).
DSWO • Paper-IV
Chipko movement is an example of:
A)
A feminist movement to safeguard women’s reproductory rights.
B)
A students’ movement against forestry laws that favour corporations.
C)
An environmental movement with women as the forerunners.
D)
An indigenous movement to safeguard local cottage industries.
Based on established principles in the relevant subject area, the correct and most appropriate choice is 'A students’ movement against forestry laws that favour corporations.' (Option B).
