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This set of Rural Sociology Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Rural Sociology Set 1
Q1 | Identify the important social institutions in rural India among the following.
- Family
- Caste
- Religion
- All of these
Q2 | Where did rural sociology originated in the world?
- United Kingdom
- France
- United States of America
- Russia
Q3 | When did Rural Sociology originated as a systematic science?
- 1820
- 1850
- 1862
- 1897
Q4 | Which of the following is responsible for the emergence of rural sociology?
- Rural study commission
- Rural sociological society of America
- The Country life Commission
- The Bureau of Agricultural Economic
Q5 | When was the country life commission formed?
- 1820
- 1907
- 1867
- 1917
Q6 | When was the Journal entitled ‘Rural Sociology’ published?
- 1939
- 1935
- 1926
- 1937
Q7 | Which of the following is the prime objective of Rural sociology?
- Comprehensive study of rural social organisation its structure and functions
- Study of social problems in rural society
- Scientific study of rural family
- Systematic study of rural and urban relations
Q8 | Who appointed the Country Life Commission (CLC) ?
- Woodrow Wilson
- William Mckinley
- Growver Cleveland
- Theodore Roosevelt
Q9 | Which of the following is responsible for the emergence of rural sociology?
- Unemployment in rural areas
- Poverty and economic crisis
- Discrimination of rural people
- Lack of educational facilities in rural society
Q10 | The beginning of the study of rural society in India was initiated by
- A.R Desai
- Louis Dumont
- Sir Henry Maines
- Ramakrishna Mukerjee
Q11 | Who wrote the first College text book in Rural sociology?
- Dumont
- Sir Henry Maines
- John M. Gillettee
- A.R Desai
Q12 | The findings of Country Life Commission were referred to
- The American Sociological Society
- Royal Commission on Agriculture
- Rural sociological society
- American rural sociological society
Q13 | Rural sociology is
- the sociology of life in the rural environment
- the sociology of marriage system in Rural society
- the study of changing family structure in Rural society
- the study of economic aspects of rural life
Q14 | Rural Sociology in India as a systematic branch of study developed
- after independence of India
- During the British rule
- After introduction of land ceiling
- During the pre-British Period
Q15 | Which of the following is the nature of Rural Sociology
- Empirical discipline
- Problem-oriented
- Non-ethical
- All of the above
Q16 | Which of the following is not included in rural institutions
- Religion
- marriage
- family
- Schools
Q17 | Rural population according to 2011 census was
- 64.48%
- 68.84 %
- 59.35%
- 62.20%
Q18 | The village community is characterised by-
- progressive ideas
- secondary relations
- conservative ideas
- materialism
Q19 | A clustered human settlement or community, larger than a hamlet but smaller than a town is called
- Sub-town
- Metropolis
- Village
- Cities
Q20 | Rural sociology emerged due to
- the need of intensive study of different aspects of rural social life
- the need of reconstruction of rural family
- the necessity of reformation in rural behavior
- the necessity of gainful employment in rural areas.
Q21 | Rural Sociology as a separate discipline of study started in
- The nineteeth century
- The eighteen century
- The twentieth century
- The seventeenth century
Q22 | Which of the following is known as “the charter for Rural Sociology”
- Report of the Royal Commission
- Report of the Country Life Commission
- Report of the British East India Company
- Report of the Planning Commission
Q23 | Studies on village communities before independence of India focused mainly on
- Economic perspective
- Political perspective
- Social perspective
- Psychological perspective
Q24 | Village studies during the British period were made for
- Helping village development
- Consolidating the British Raj in India
- Consolidating Panchayati Raj
- Eradicating rural poverty
Q25 | Village studies in India were mainly conducted by
- Administrators
- Economists
- Sociologists and Anthropologists
- All of the above