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Chapter-7 | Primary Education in India and Assam | MCQ | Class-11 |

Chapter-7 | Primary Education in India and Assam | MCQ | Class-11 |

Chapter-7 | Primary Education in India and Assam | MCQ | Class-11 |

Multiple Choice Questions

Here You will get Chapter-7 Primary Education in India and Assam MCQ as per New Education Policy 2020 under Jurisdiction of Assam State School Education Board.

Chapter-7

Primary Education in India and Assam

1. Who took first survey to know the conditions of the indigenous educational institutions during the British rule in India?

A. Mount Stuart Elphinstone

B. Sir Thomas Munro

C. William Bentinck

D. The Local Pundits

Ans: Option B. Sir Thomas Munro

2. In which was first made survey took place to know the conditions of the indigenous educational institutions during the British rule in India?

A. 1835

B. 1823

C. 1822

D. 1829

Ans: Option C. 1822

3. Who was Governor of the Madras Presidency during British Rule in 1822?

A. William Bentinck

B. Mount Stuart Elphinstone

C. Sir Thomas Munro

D. The Saints

Ans: Option C. Sir Thomas Munro

4. Who was the Governor of Bombay in the year 1829 an enquiry into the education of the Bombay Presidency?

A. Sir Thomas Munro

B. Mount Stuart Elphinstone

C. William Bentinck

D. William Adam

Ans: Option B. Mount Stuart Elphinstone

5. Indigenous Educational Institutions were established by-

A. The Local Pandits

B. The Saints

C. The Adhyapaks

D. All of the above

Ans: Option D. All of the above

6. Indigenous Educational Institutions were categorised into-

A. 3

B. 4

C. 5

D. 6

Ans: Option B. 4

7. The Gurukul System of Indigenous Educational Institutions focussed on the knowledge of ___________.

A. Vedic Mathematics

B. Religious texts

C. Vedic Literature

D. Scientific Theorems

Ans: Option C. Vedic Literature

8. “Prepare fire for Yajna-Kund” used in Ashram related to which of the following indigenous Educational Institutions-

A. Gurukul

B. Pathsala

C. Tols

D. Satras

Ans: Option A. Gurukul

9. ‘Begging of Alms’ was meant to ________.

A. Teach the students humility and Politeness.

B. Signified mental development and rearing up.

C. Make the students self-dependent.

D. None of the above

Ans: Option A. Teach the students humility and Politeness.

11. ‘Preparing of fire for the Yajna’ was meant to __________.

A. Teach the students humility and politeness.

B. Make the students self-dependent.

C. Used to give religious education.

D. Religious duty and responsibility.

Ans: Option B. Make the students self-dependent.

11. Pathsala is a _____________.

A. Town

B. Village

C. Institution

D. Mandir or Temple

Ans: Option C. Institution

12. The method of instruction of Pathsala was _________.

A. Verbal

B. Sanskrit

C. Individualistic

D. Arabic

Ans: Option C. Individualistic

13. The method of instruction of Gurukul was __________.

A. Arabic

B. Individualistic

C. Sanskrit

D. Verbal

Ans: Option D. Verbal

14. The medium of instruction of Pathsala was ________.

A. Urdu

B. Verbal

C. Sanskrit

D. Individualistic

Ans: Option C. Sanskrit

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Chapter-6 | Bases and Direction of Human Behaviour | MCQ | Class-11 |

Chapter-6 | Bases and Direction of Human Behaviour | MCQ | Class-11

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who was the founder the ” School of Behaviourism” among the following?

A. Woodworth

B. Wilhelm Wundt

C. J. B. Watson

D. Charles Darwin

Ans: Option B. J.B. Watson

2. _________ is the result of Physical response or organic reaction to environmental stimulation of the living organism.

A. Learning

B. Motivation

C. Education

D. Behaviour

Ans: Option D. Behaviour

3. The study of biological and neurological cell structure and function of human body organs from the basis of psychology as ________.

A. Science of study

B. Science of Mind

C. Science of Behaviour

D. Science of Consciousness

Ans: Option A. Science of study.

4. Watson published his book “Behaviour: An Introduction to Comparative Psychology” in the year of ______.

A. 1925

B. 1919

C. 1914

D. 1859

Ans: Option C. 1914

5. Watson published his book “Psychology from the Standpoint of Behaviourist” in ________.

A. 1914

B. 1919

C. 1925

D. 1930

Ans: Option B. 1919

6. Watson wrote his third book “Behaviourism” in the year of-

A. 1914

B. 1919

C. 1925

D. 1930

Ans: Option C. 1925

7. The book ” The Origin of Species” was published in ______.

A. 1895

B. 1859

C. 1869

D. 1879

Ans: Option B. 1859

8. Who wrote the great book ” The Origin of Species” in 1859.

A. Woodworth

B. Mc. Dougal

C. Charles Darwin

D. J.B. Watson

Ans: Option C. Charles Darwin

9. Behaviourism can be defined as a concept of learning through the method of:

A. Gestalt 

B. Structuralism

C. Connectionism

D. Functionalism

Ans; Option C. Connectionism

10. _________ refers to a physical condition of lack or deficiency of biological substance in the organism.

A. Motive

B. Need

C. Instinct

D. Emotion

Ans: Option B. Need

11. _______ means the condition of lacking or wanting something necessary or very useful.

A. Instinct

B. Motive

C. Need

D. Emotion

Ans: Option C. Need

12. Who formulated self-Theory and Self-Actualization Theory to develop the humanistic psychology?

A. Carl Rogers

B. J.B. Watson

C. Skinner

D. Abraham Maslow

Ans: Option D. Abraham Maslow

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13. Maslow divided human needs into ______ categories in order to pre-potency.

A. 3

B. 4

C. 5

D. 6

Ans: Option C. 5

14. Rearrange the Maslow’s hierarchy needs in ascending order:

A. Physiological need

B. Safety needs

C. Esteem needs

D. Social needs

E. Self-Actualization needs

  1. A, B, D, C, E
  2. A, D, B, C, E
  3. B, A, D, C, E
  4. B, D, A, C, E

Ans: Option 1. A, B, D, C, E

15. Rearrange the Maslow’s hierarchy needs in ascending order:

A. Physiological need

B. Safety needs

C. Esteem needs

D. Social needs

E. Self-Actualization needs

  1. A, D, B, C, E
  2. E, C, D, B, A
  3. B, D, A, C, E
  4. B, A, E, D, C

Ans: Option 2. E, C, D, B, A

16. In ascending order, Maslow’s needs come first-

A. Safety Need

B. Physiological need

C. Self-Actualization need

D. Love and belonging need

Ans: option B. Physiological need

17. In descending order, Maslow’s needs come first-

A. Love and Belonging needs

B. Physiological needs

C. Self-Actualization needs

D. Safety needs

Ans: Option C. Self-Actualization needs

18. The lowest need assumed in Maslow’s theory is-

A. Esteem needs

B. Safety needs

C. Love and Belonging needs

D. Physiological needs

Ans: Option D. Physiological needs

19. The highest needs assumed in Maslow’s theory is-

A. Safety needs

B. Self-Actualization needs

C. Physiological needs

D. Love and Belonging needs

Ans: Option B. Self-Actualization needs

20. The second stage of Maslow’s hierarchical needs is-

A. Safety needs

B. Love and Belonging needs

C. Esteem needs

D. Physical needs

Ans: Option A. Safety needs

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Multiple Choice Question

Here You will get all Multiple Choice Questions for Chapter-5 Physical Basis of Mental Life for Class-11 As per New Education Policy under Jurisdiction of Assam State School Education Board.

Chapter- 5

Physical basis of mental life

1. Which one of the following is an example of internal receptor-

A. Light

B. Pain

C. Sound

D. Gaseous

Ans: Option B. Pain

2. Which one of the following external receptors occupied the first place among the sense organs-

A. Eye

B. Ears

C. Nose

D. Tongue

Ans: Option A. Eye

3. Which sense organs of the following is called the ‘Queen of receptor’?

A. Tongue

B. Ears

C. Nose

D. Eye

Ans: Option D. Eye

4. Sense stimulation derived from the tongue is known as-

A. Cutaneous sensation

B. Olfactory sensation

C. Gustatory sensation

D. All of the above

Ans: Option C. Gustatory sensation

5. Sense stimulation derived from the nose is known as-

A. Cutaneous sensation

B. Olfactory sensation

C. Gustatory sensation

D. None of the above

Ans: Option B. Olfactory sensation

6. The sensory organ is the skin that gives us sensation which is known as-

A. Cutaneous sensation

B. Olfactory sensation

C. Gustatory sensation

D. All of the above

Ans: Option A. Cutaneous sensation

7. Which one of the following sense organs serves as the alternative sense organs to seeing?

A. Ears

B. Nose

C. Tongue

D. Skin

Ans: Option D. Skin

8. Which one of the following is/are types of tactual senses-

A. Pain

B. Pressure

C. Cold

D. All of the above

Ans: Option D. All of the above

9. A normal human being has ___________ senses.

A. 4

B. 5

C. 6

D. 7

Ans: Option B. 5

10. Which of the following is NOT among the Senses?

A. Touch

B. Smell

C. Thought

D. Vision

Ans: Option C. Thought

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