MCQ Edu 14 part 4
MCQ
Edu 14
Education and social institutions-
Their roles in inculcating values connected with democracy, secularism, national integration, global village, peaceful coexistence, and the need for peace education.
1. Which of the following is considered a major social institution?
a) Media
b) Religion
c) Education
d) All of the above
Answer: d) All of the above
2. The primary role of education as a social institution is to:
a) Impose religious beliefs
b) Foster social inequality
c) Transmit culture and values
d) Promote economic inequality
Answer: c) Transmit culture and values
3. Which social institution is most directly responsible for inculcating values of democracy?
a) Family
b) Education
c) Religion
d) Media
Answer: b) Education
4. Secularism in education means:
a) Promoting one religion over others
b) Eliminating all forms of religion
c) Respecting all religions equally
d) Ignoring religious teachings entirely
Answer: c) Respecting all religions equally
5. The concept of "National Integration" primarily refers to:
a) Economic unity
b) Cultural and social unity
c) Political alliance
d) Regional separation
Answer: b) Cultural and social unity
6. Which of the following best describes the concept of a "global village"?
a) A small community in a rural area
b) The world as interconnected by modern technology
c) A village that is economically advanced
d) A village where people from all over the world live together
Answer: b) The world as interconnected by modern technology
7. Peaceful coexistence is most closely associated with:
a) Aggression
b) International conflict
c) Tolerance and mutual respect
d) National isolationism
Answer: c) Tolerance and mutual respect
8. Which social institution plays a crucial role in promoting national integration?
a) Education
b) Family
c) Religion
d) Media
Answer: a) Education
9. The term "secularism" in the context of Indian democracy primarily refers to:
a) Absence of religion
b) Equal treatment of all religions by the state
c) Promotion of atheism
d) State-sponsored religion
Answer: b) Equal treatment of all religions by the state
10. The main objective of peace education is to:
a) Prepare students for military service
b) Teach conflict resolution and promote harmony
c) Encourage competition among students
d) Eliminate political education
Answer: b) Teach conflict resolution and promote harmony
11. Which institution is often referred to as the "primary agent of socialization"?
a) Family
b) Religion
c) Education
d) Media
Answer: a) Family
12. Globalization has contributed to the concept of:
a) Cultural isolation
b) Global village
c) Nationalism
d) Regionalism
Answer: b) Global village
13. Secular education helps in promoting:
a) Religious orthodoxy
b) Nationalism
c) Religious tolerance
d) Ethnic conflict
Answer: c) Religious tolerance
14. Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of democratic education?
a) Authoritarianism
b) Participation
c) Equality
d) Freedom of thought
Answer: a) Authoritarianism
15. The term "peaceful coexistence" is most closely related to which ideology?
a) Fascism
b) Communism
c) Gandhism
d) Imperialism
Answer: c) Gandhism
16. National integration is essential for:
a) Economic prosperity
b) Social harmony
c) Political stability
d) All of the above
Answer: d) All of the above
17. Which of the following social institutions is most responsible for the transmission of cultural norms?
a) Family
b) Religion
c) Education
d) Media
Answer: c) Education
18. The concept of a "global village" emphasizes:
a) Regional autonomy
b) Cultural diversity
c) Global interconnectedness
d) Local self-sufficiency
Answer: c) Global interconnectedness
19. Peace education primarily aims to:
a) Promote violent methods of conflict resolution
b) Encourage authoritarianism
c) Teach the principles of non-violence and justice
d) Eliminate the study of history
Answer: c) Teach the principles of non-violence and justice
20. Which social institution plays a significant role in shaping an individual's political ideology?
a) Family
b) Education
c) Religion
d) Media
Answer: b) Education
21. National integration can be fostered through:
a) Regional divisions
b) Communalism
c) Inclusive education
d) Ethnic segregation
Answer: c) Inclusive education
22. The global village concept is most influenced by advancements in:
a) Agriculture
b) Technology and communication
c) Manufacturing
d) Traditional crafts
Answer: b) Technology and communication
23. Peaceful coexistence is a principle that promotes:
a) War and conflict
b) Aggressive nationalism
c) Mutual understanding and respect
d) Cultural superiority
Answer: c) Mutual understanding and respect
24. Secularism is important in a democracy because it:
a) Supports only one religion
b) Ensures freedom of religion
c) Prohibits religious practices
d) Promotes atheism
Answer: b) Ensures freedom of religion
25. Which of the following is a core value of democracy?
a) Authoritarianism
b) Liberty
c) Oppression
d) Inequality
Answer: b) Liberty
26. The role of education in a global village is to:
a) Maintain national isolation
b) Encourage global citizenship
c) Restrict knowledge to local issues
d) Promote ethnocentrism
Answer: b) Encourage global citizenship
27. The concept of national integration is most closely linked to:
a) Social division
b) Social unity and cohesion
c) Regionalism
d) Economic disparity
Answer: b) Social unity and cohesion
28. Peace education is most effective when it is:
a) Imposed by force
b) Voluntary and participatory
c) Focused solely on history
d) Exclusionary of certain groups
Answer: b) Voluntary and participatory
29. Which institution plays a key role in fostering the values of secularism?
a) Education
b) Judiciary
c) Military
d) Commerce
Answer: a) Education
30. National integration is important for a country because it:
a) Leads to regionalism
b) Promotes unity among diverse groups
c) Encourages communal tensions
d) Discourages national development
Answer: b) Promotes unity among diverse groups
31. Peace education often emphasizes the importance of:
a) Cultural superiority
b) War and conflict
c) Empathy and non-violence
d) Political domination
Answer: c) Empathy and non-violence
32. The concept of "global village" was popularized by:
a) Marshall McLuhan
b) Albert Einstein
c) Mahatma Gandhi
d) Martin Luther King Jr.
Answer: a) Marshall McLuhan
33. Secularism in a pluralistic society like India is essential because it:
a) Promotes only the majority religion
b) Protects religious minorities
c) Enforces atheism
d) Disregards all religious practices
Answer: b) Protects religious minorities
34. In the context of education, the term "democratic values" refers to:
a) Authoritarian control
b) Equal opportunity, freedom, and participation
c) Economic exploitation
d) Political indoctrination
Answer: b) Equal opportunity, freedom, and participation
35. National integration can be threatened by:
a) Communal harmony
b) Secularism
c) Communalism
d) Educational reform
Answer: c) Communalism
36. Peace education aims to create:
a) More competitive societies
b) Societies that are indifferent to violence
c) A culture of peace and non-violence
d) Societies focused on military power
Answer: c) A culture of peace and non-violence
37. The family as a social institution plays a critical role in
a) Political governance
b) Early socialization and value transmission
c) Industrial production
d) International trade
Answer: b) Early socialization and value transmission
38. The term "global village" signifies:
a) Diminishing importance of national borders
b) Increased cultural isolation
c) Decline in global communication
d) Regional segregation
Answer: a) Diminishing importance of national borders
39. National integration is particularly important in:
a) Homogeneous societies
b) Multi-ethnic and multi-religious societies
c) Isolated communities
d) Regions with no cultural diversity
Answer: b) Multi-ethnic and multi-religious societies
40. The promotion of secularism in schools helps students:
a) Develop a single religious identity
b) Understand and respect diverse religious beliefs
c) Reject all religious teachings
d) Become indifferent to religious issues
Answer: b) Understand and respect diverse religious beliefs
41. Which of the following is NOT a function of social institutions?
a) Maintaining social order
b) Fostering social cohesion
c) Promoting social change
d) Eliminating cultural traditions
Answer: d) Eliminating cultural traditions
42. Globalization has most strongly impacted which of the following?
a) Nationalism
b) Cultural isolation
c) Economic independence
d) Global interconnectedness
Answer: d) Global interconnectedness
43. In a democratic society, education should promote:
a) Inequality
b) Authoritarianism
c) Critical thinking and participation
d) Social division
Answer: c) Critical thinking and participation
44. Peaceful coexistence is vital for:
a) National discord
b) Global conflicts
c) Sustainable development and international relations
d) Economic disparity
Answer: c) Sustainable development and international relations
45. Secularism ensures that:
a) The state favors one religion
b) Religious freedoms are protected
c) Religion is eliminated from public life
d) All citizens are forced to follow a single religion
Answer: b) Religious freedoms are protected
46. National integration is achieved through:
a) Divisive politics
b) Inclusive policies and education
c) Cultural segregation
d) Ethnic conflicts
Answer: b) Inclusive policies and education
47. The "global village" concept suggests that:
a) Local cultures will disappear
b) The world is becoming more interconnected
c) People should live in small communities
d) National boundaries are more important than ever
Answer: b) The world is becoming more interconnected
48. Peace education emphasizes:
a) The inevitability of war
b) The importance of military strength
c) Conflict resolution and understanding
d) Political domination
Answer: c) Conflict resolution and understanding
49. In a global village, education should:
a) Focus solely on national issues
b) Ignore global challenges
c) Prepare students for global citizenship
d) Promote cultural isolation
Answer: c) Prepare students for global citizenship
50. The role of media in a democracy is to:
a) Suppress dissent
b) Promote government propaganda
c) Inform, educate, and hold power to account
d) Ignore social issues
Answer: c) Inform, educate, and hold power to account
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