Exam Details
| Subject | urban and tribal community development - ii | |
| Paper | ||
| Exam / Course | m.s.w. | |
| Department | ||
| Organization | solapur university | |
| Position | ||
| Exam Date | December, 2018 | |
| City, State | maharashtra, solapur |
Question Paper
M.S.W. (Semester IV) (CBCS) Examination Nov/Dec-2018
URBAN AND TRIBAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT II
Time: 2½ Hours Max. Marks: 70
Instructions: All questions are compulsory.
All Questions will carry equal Marks.
Q.1 Multiple choice questions:- 14
Superstition is one of the of tribal community.
Barriers of empowerment Promoter to change
Educational support None
Education is one of the important promoter of and in tribal
development.
Education and change
Infrastructural and development
Change and development
All
Cultural contact is interaction between
Two or more cultures Within culture
Out of culture None
Cultural modification of tribal people is called as
Acculturation Economic change
Alienation None
The phenomenon of absorption of tribal culture into is called
Assimilation.
Same culture Other culture
Religion None
Isolation of tribal community from others is called as
Organization Genotype
Alienation None
Tribal people lives in areas.
Remote areas High density population
Urban areas All
cause indebtedness in tribal community.
Illiteracy Exploitations of tribes
Education Money
According to 1991 cense highest population of tribes are found in the state
Maharashtra Karnataka
Madhya Pradesh Kerala
10) The more backward among the tribes are called as
Tribes Bhill
Primitive tribal groups Gound
11) The aim of minimum need programme was
Provide basic needs Economic development
Funds allocation Target poor
Page 2 of 2
SLR-IX-39
12) Tribal Sub Plan was introduced for development of tribes.
Political Social capital
Socio-economic None
13) The full form of ITDA is
Integrated Tribal Development Association
Integrated Tribal Development Agency
Integrated Tribal District Plan Area
All
14) The full form of TSP stands for
Tribal Sub Plan Total Sanitation Police
Total Street Play Total Sub Plan
Q.2 Answer the following questions:- (Any seven) 14
Socio-cultural barriers.
Promoters of change for tribal development.
Process of cultural contact.
Tribal Migration
Tribal Community Indicators
Tribal exploitations
Cultivation patterns in tribes
NGO and Urban Community development
Indebtedness of tribal community
Urban development
Q.3 Write short notes: (Any Two) 14
Give reasons of displacement of tribal community and provide solutions to
it.
Minimum needs programme
Importance of Community participation
Need of protective measures of tribal community
Q.4 Write broad question:- (Any one) 14
Explain in detail article 275(1) for tribal community.
Role of corporate sector for urban development
Q.5 Explain the forest right act 2006 in detail. 14
URBAN AND TRIBAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT II
Time: 2½ Hours Max. Marks: 70
Instructions: All questions are compulsory.
All Questions will carry equal Marks.
Q.1 Multiple choice questions:- 14
Superstition is one of the of tribal community.
Barriers of empowerment Promoter to change
Educational support None
Education is one of the important promoter of and in tribal
development.
Education and change
Infrastructural and development
Change and development
All
Cultural contact is interaction between
Two or more cultures Within culture
Out of culture None
Cultural modification of tribal people is called as
Acculturation Economic change
Alienation None
The phenomenon of absorption of tribal culture into is called
Assimilation.
Same culture Other culture
Religion None
Isolation of tribal community from others is called as
Organization Genotype
Alienation None
Tribal people lives in areas.
Remote areas High density population
Urban areas All
cause indebtedness in tribal community.
Illiteracy Exploitations of tribes
Education Money
According to 1991 cense highest population of tribes are found in the state
Maharashtra Karnataka
Madhya Pradesh Kerala
10) The more backward among the tribes are called as
Tribes Bhill
Primitive tribal groups Gound
11) The aim of minimum need programme was
Provide basic needs Economic development
Funds allocation Target poor
Page 2 of 2
SLR-IX-39
12) Tribal Sub Plan was introduced for development of tribes.
Political Social capital
Socio-economic None
13) The full form of ITDA is
Integrated Tribal Development Association
Integrated Tribal Development Agency
Integrated Tribal District Plan Area
All
14) The full form of TSP stands for
Tribal Sub Plan Total Sanitation Police
Total Street Play Total Sub Plan
Q.2 Answer the following questions:- (Any seven) 14
Socio-cultural barriers.
Promoters of change for tribal development.
Process of cultural contact.
Tribal Migration
Tribal Community Indicators
Tribal exploitations
Cultivation patterns in tribes
NGO and Urban Community development
Indebtedness of tribal community
Urban development
Q.3 Write short notes: (Any Two) 14
Give reasons of displacement of tribal community and provide solutions to
it.
Minimum needs programme
Importance of Community participation
Need of protective measures of tribal community
Q.4 Write broad question:- (Any one) 14
Explain in detail article 275(1) for tribal community.
Role of corporate sector for urban development
Q.5 Explain the forest right act 2006 in detail. 14
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