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This set of Issues and Trends in Contemporary Indian Education Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Alternative Schooling Set 2

Q1 | Which media is the cheapest and easily accessible among the mass media in adulteducation?
  • Radio
  • Print
  • Television
  • Folk Arts
Q2 | The main center of informal education is
  • Family
  • Society
  • Radio and T.V.
  • All of these
Q3 | Education should aim at provision of vocational training for students, at the
  • Tertiary stage
  • Primary stage
  • Secondary stage
  • University stage
Q4 | For harmonious development of the personality of the child, parents should
  • Over-protect the child
  • Compare the child with other children
  • Provide conducive environment at home
  • Engage qualified teachers for him/her
Q5 | Which of the oldest means of imparting training through distance education?
  • Radio
  • Computers
  • Tele conferencing
  • Multi-media packages
Q6 | Which of the following type of Programme organized under the scheme of NAEP?
  • Literacy with follow-up programme
  • Coventional functional literacy
  • Literacy with learning-cum-action group
  • All of these
Q7 | The NAEP programme of awareness seeking to know about
  • A sense of social obligation
  • A sense of social consciousness
  • Both ‘a’ and ‘b’
  • None of these
Q8 | Which one is a component of ‘Adult Learning’?
  • Face to face teaching
  • Curriculum based teaching
  • Stimulus and response based teaching
  • Experimental teaching
Q9 | What is the alternate name given to ‘Adult Teaching’?
  • Remedial teaching
  • Complete teaching
  • Individual teaching
  • Curricular teaching
Q10 | The Gram Shikshan Mohim was launched at
  • State level
  • National level
  • Both
  • None
Q11 | Extension education is a form of
  • Direct Education
  • Non-Formal Education
  • General Education
  • Individual Education
Q12 | What level of courses is offered to the drop-outs and non-starters in the NFEprogramme?
  • Primary level course
  • Middle and secondary level course
  • Primary and middle level course
  • Middle level course
Q13 | Satellite Instructional Television Programme (SITE) is one of the popular types of
  • Adult Education
  • Non-Formal Education
  • National Literacy Mission
  • Jana Shikshan Nilayan
Q14 | “Helps millions of people remaining outside the formal school system to getthemselves educated” is one the advantages of
  • NFE
  • NAEP
  • NLM
  • JSN
Q15 | Creating desirable changes in people through well-designed leaning situation is the primary functions of
  • Non-Formal Education
  • Adult Education
  • NAEP
  • NLM
Q16 | National Adult Education Programme (NAEP) was launched on
  • 3rd Oct,1978
  • 2nd Oct, 1978
  • 2nd Nov, 1978
  • 2nd July,1978
Q17 | The term “Social Education” was coined by the first Education Minister of AdultEducation
  • Shri.Maulana Abul Kalam Azad
  • Shri.Kapil Silbal
  • Shri.Arjun Singh
  • Dr.M.M Pallam Raju
Q18 | The National Literacy Mission seeks to impart functional literacy to the illiterate personsin the age group of
  • 13 -35 years
  • 15 -35 years
  • 15 -38 years
  • 14 – 35 years
Q19 | Mass Campaign for National literacy Mission was launched on
  • 5th May, 1988
  • 5th June, 1988
  • 5th July, 1988
  • 15th May, 1988
Q20 | National Literacy Mission was launched by the then Prime Minister of India
  • Dr.Manmohan Singh
  • Smt. Indira Gandhi
  • Shr. Rajiv Gandhi
  • Shri.P.V. Narasimha Rao
Q21 | In 1974, Social Education Commission was appointed to chalk out the programme ofsocial education by the
  • Central Advisory Board of Education(CABE)
  • National Policy on Education, 1986 (NPE)
  • Central Board of School Education ( CBSE)
  • National Policy on Education, 1992 (NPE)
Q22 | Gram Shiksha Mohim is a movement in India for imparting
  • Population education
  • Value education
  • Adolescence education
  • Adult education
Q23 | Non-formal education is an alternative to
  • In-formal education
  • Special education
  • Formal education
  • Adult education
Q24 | A programme for promoting non-formal adult education for women in India is
  • Shiksha Karmit Project
  • Lok Jumbish project
  • Indira Mahila Yojana
  • Jana Shikshan Nilayan
Q25 | Any organized systematic activity carried on outside the frame work of the formalsystem to provide identifiable learning targets and objectives is
  • Formal education
  • Non-formal education
  • Informal education
  • Adult education