Exam Details
Subject | women studies | |
Paper | paper 3 | |
Exam / Course | ugc net national eligibility test | |
Department | ||
Organization | university grants commission | |
Position | ||
Exam Date | June, 2014 | |
City, State | , |
Question Paper
1. Which school of feminist thought believes that "The degree that a person is deprived of power over his/her own body, that person is deprived of his/her humanity"
Liberal
Marxist
Socialist
Radical
2. Who said "Man is defined as a human being and a woman as a female whenever she behaves as a human being, she is said to imitate the male"
Betty Friedan
Simone de Beauvoir
J.S. Mill
Shulamith Firestone
3. According to the latest judgement of the Supreme Court, which category the Transgender belong to
General Category
SC Category
Backward Category
OBC category
4. Assertion Women are subjected to rape, female circumcision and sex related crimes all over the world.
Reason Family and society provide the mechanism for perpetuating male control over women's sexuality.
Codes
Both and are correct and is the correct explanation for
Both and are correct and is not the correct explanation for
is correct and is wrong.
Both and are wrong.
5. Existentialist feminism means
Gender is not biological but is based on the psycho-sexual development of the individual.
Women have become the "other" or object of men's subjectivity.
People's capacities, needs and interests are seen to be determined by the mode of production that characterises the society they inhabit.
Proceeds from the presumption that the first type of exploitation in human history was sexual exploitation.
6. The policy approach that includes modalities of reflecting ways in which men and women constrain or advance efforts to boost growth is known as
Women and Development
Women in Development
Gender and Development
Gender and Empowerment
7. Which one of the following statements best explains the arguments of the feminist movement
i. Women live longer than men.
ii. Gender Inequality is rooted in patriarchy.
iii. Only men are responsible for gender inequality.
iv. Participatory parenthood promotes gender equality.
Codes
ii, iii
iii, iv
ii, iv
ii, iii, iv
8. Who said The legal subordination of one sex to the other-is wrong in itself, and now one of the chief hindrances to human improvement, and that it ought to be replaced by a principle of perfect equality, admitting no power or privilege on the one side, nor disability on the other
Friedrich Engels
Mahatma Gandhi
J.S. Mill
Harriet Taylor
9. Wealth produced by the powerless many ends up in the hands of the powerful few in which society
Class society
Gendered society
Tribal society
Socialist society
10. Match the List I with the List II regarding the feminist theories
List I List II
a. Liberal i. Power is exercised inescapably within language.
Feminism
b. Socialist ii. Women should be in the control of means of reproduction.
Feminism
c. Radical iii. Theory of women's oppression in systems of capitalism and patriarchy
Feminism
d. Postmodern iv. Gender socialization as the origin of gender differences
Feminism
Codes
a b c d
i ii iii iv
iii iv ii i
iv iii ii i
ii iv iii i
11. Match the List I (Concept) with the List II (Explanation)
List I List II
a.Validity i. The consistency in results of a test
b.Reliability ii. The abstract concepts used in social science theories
c.Coding iii. The act of giving the data numerical values
d.Constructs iv. The accuracy of observations
Codes
a b c d
iv i iii ii
i iv ii iii
ii iv iii i
iv ii i iii
12. Assertion Androcentrism views that experiences of men and women are equally accepted by society.
Reason Androcentrism promotes integration of Masculine and Feminine traits.
Both and are correct.
is correct and is wrong.
Both and are wrong.
Both and are correct and is the correct explanation for
13. Which fundamental right can't be suspended even during 'Emergency'
Right to Equality
Right to Education
Right to Freedom
Right to Life and Personal Liberty
14. Which one of the following pairs is correctly matched
Those subjects Static group exposed to the stimulus conditions under study
Those subjects to Control whom no group experimental stimulus is administered
Those subject Experimental who are selected group for study
Those subjects Interview who are to be group studied
15. Who is the UN special Rapporteur on Violence against women
Lakshmi Puri
Radhika
Rashida Manjoo
Asma Jahangir
16. Match the List I (Authors) and List II (Books)
List I(Authors List II (Books)
a. Gayatri i. Publicman private Spivak woman
b. Bell ii. Subaltern speak Hooks
c. Elshtain iii. Woman on the Edge of Time
d. Marge iv. Feminist Theory Piercy from Margin to Centre
Codes
a b c d
iv iii i ii
iii iv i ii
ii iv i iii
i ii iii iv
17. Percentage of Parliamentary seats in both houses (lower and upper house) occupied by women in the world (2014)
22.2
19.3
19.6
21.7
18. Which of the following characteristics is not associated with 'Appropriate Technology
Capital intensive
Labour intensive
Environmentally sound
Energy efficient
19. Match the Women Candidates in the 16th Lok Sabha Elections from List I with their political parties in List II
List I List II
a. Kanchan i. YSRCP
Choudhary
Bhattacharya
b. Jayaprada ii. NCP
c. Supriya Sule iii. AAP
d. Vijay iv. Rashtriya Lok Lakshmi Dal
Codes
a b c d
ii iii iv i
iii iv ii i
i iv iii ii
iv i iii ii
20. Assertion Feminist enquiry have drawn attention to the oppression of women in many societies which in turn has shed light on oppression generally.
Reason Feminist theory and Research have focussed on gender differences and how they relate to the rest of the social organization.
Codes
Both and are correct and is the correct explanation for
Both and are wrong.
is correct and is wrong.
is wrong and is correct.
21. Match the List I with List II
List I(Concepts) List II (Classification)
a. Religion i. Group
b. Caste ii. Category
c. Class iii. Social institution
d. Culture iv. Composite of ways of living and behaviour
Codes
a b c d
iii ii iv i
ii iii i iv
i iii ii iv
iii i ii iv
22. "A research method usually applied to mass communication such as newspaper or television, for purposes of identifying specified characteristics of the material" is
Contextual analysis
Statistical analysis
Content analysis
Secondary analysis
23. Assertion Feminism in India is a singular theoretical orientation and it has not changed over time in relation to historical and cultural realities.
Reason In India plurality of feminism exists due to heterogeneity of culture.
Codes
Both and are correct and is the correct explanation for
Both and are correct and is not the correct explanation for
Both and are wrong.
is wrong and is correct.
24. What is correct about the role of family for gender relations
i. It determines the participation of men and women in all social institutions.
ii. It links production with reproduction.
iii. It links the domestic domain with public domain.
iv. It links the micro economic units with the larger economy.
Codes
ii and iii only
iii and iv only
ii, iii and iv only
i and iv only
25. Match the following from List I and List II
List I (Crime) List II (IPC section)
a. Importation i. Section 373 of girls from IPC foreign country
b. Procuration ii. Section 366 B of Minor IPC girls
c. Buying of iii. Section 372 girls for IPC Prostitution
d. Selling of iv. Section 366 A girls for IPC Prostitution
Codes
a b c d
iv ii iii i
iii iv ii i
iv iii i ii
ii iv i iii
26. Match the following from List I and List II
List I(General Recommendations of CEDAW) List II (Issue)
a. General i. Women Recommendation 18 and Health
b. General ii. Violence Recommendation 23 against women
c. General iii. Disabled Recommendation 24 Women
d. General iv. Women in political and Public life
Recommendation 19
Codes
a b c d
iii ii iv i
iii iv i ii
ii iii i iv
iv ii i iii
27. Match the following from List I and List II
List I(Women) List II (Organization)
a. Nalina Lal i. Pepsico Kidwai
b. Shikha ii. National Stock Sharma Exchange Chief
c. Indra Nooyi iii. Axis Bank
d. Chitra iv. HSBC Bank Ramkrishna
Codes
a b c d
iv i ii iii
i iv iii ii
iv iii i ii
iii iv ii i
28. Who has been the only women Finance Minister of India
Indira Gandhi
Meira Kumar
Vijaya Laxmi Pandit
Sushma Swaraj
29. What is correct about values
i. These are rational.
ii. These are bases of human behaviour.
iii. Indian values are superior to European.
iv. Values regarding women are better as compared to men.
Codes
ii, iii and iv
ii and iv only
i and ii only
ii and iii only
30. What are the limitations of the case study method
i. Study of the subjective aspects
ii. Difficult to test reliability and validity of the data collected.
iii. Deep study of the problem
iv. False generalizations
Codes
ii and iv only
ii, iii and iv
ii and iv only
ii, iii and iv only
31. Which award is given for best reporting on women in Panchayati Raj
Durga bai Deshmukh Award
Indira Gandhi
Sarojini Naidu Award
Mother Teresa
32. Match the following from List I and List II
List I (Provision) List II (Articles)
a. No distinction i. Art.
shall be made on the basis of caste, creed and sex.
b. Equality of ii. Art. 16
opportunity for all citizens in matters of employment.
c. State to make iii. Art.
special provision in favour of women.
d. The State to direct iv. Art.
policy towards securing for men and women equally the right to adequate means of livelihood.
Codes
a b c d
i iv ii iii
ii i iv iii
iii ii iv i
iv ii i iii
33. India is regarded as a country with "Demographic Dividend". This is due to
its more population in the age group below 15 years.
its more population in the age group of 15-64 years.
its more population in the age group above 65 years.
its more total population.
34. Who is the Chief Executive Director of UN Women
Lakshmi Puri
Michelle Bachelet
Phumzile Mlambo-Nyguka
Angela Merkel
35. The United Nation Commission on the status of women was established in
1950
1995
1946
1947
36. Arrange the following Acts chronologically
Child Marriage Restraint Act, Mumbai Children Act, Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act, Juvenile Justice Act
Juvenile Justice Act, Child Marriage Restraint Act, Mumbai Children Act, Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act
Mumbai Children Act, Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act, Child Marriage Restraint Act, Juvenile Justice Act
Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act, Child Marriage and Restraint Act, Mumbai Children Act, Juvenile Justice Act
37. Match the items in List I with items in List II
List I List II
a. National Youth i. 5th October Day
b. White Ribbon ii. 6thJune Day
c. International iii. 12th January Teacher's Day
d. World iv. 24thEnvironment November Day
Codes
a b c d
i ii iii iv
ii iii iv i
iii iv i ii
iv i ii iii
38. Assertion Indian Feminist scholars and activists have to struggle to carve a separate identity for feminism in India.
Reason Historical circumstances and values in India make women's issues different from the western feminist thought.
Codes
Both and are wrong.
Both and are correct.
is correct, is wrong.
is wrong, is correct.
39. Match the following from List I with List II
List I(Authors) List II (Books)
a. Bebel i. House Wife August
b. Simon de ii. Careers for girls Beauvoir
c. Ann iii. Women and Oakley Socialisation
d. Ruth iv. Women Miller Destroyed
Codes
a b c d
ii iv iii i
iii i iv ii
iii iv i ii
iv iii ii i
40. Match the following from List I and List II
List I(Books) List II (Authors)
a. Indian Women i. Maitreyi Myth and Reality Krishnaraj
b. Empowerment of ii. N. Kamala women in South Asia Concepts and Practices
c. Translating iii. Srilatha Women Indian Batliwala Interventions
d. Motherhood in iv. Josodhara India Bagchi Glorification without Empowerment
Codes
a b c d
ii iv i iii
ii i iv iii
iv iii ii i
iii ii i iv
41. 'Global 500' Awards are given for the outstanding achievement in which of the following fields
Population control
Campaign against drugs
Elimination of illiteracy
Protection of Environment
42. What is correct about feminization of labour
i. More women in work force.
ii. Women do work on increasingly more favourable terms.
iii. Women are preferred as employees for they are available on cheap and non-permanent terms.
iv. Women are preferred as employees for their efficiency and flexibility.
Codes
ii, iii and iv
i and iii only
ii and iv only
ii and iii only
43. What is common in feminist and participatory approaches of research
i. Both question the notion that traditional social research was value free.
ii. They pose a challenge to the conventional disciplinary boundaries.
iii. They do not believe in diversity in society as well as in the construction of social knowledge.
iv. Both agree that the voices of the marginal groups in traditional research were taken note of.
Codes
iii and iv only
i and ii only
ii and iii only
i and iv only
44. Name the Woman Cricketer who received Padmasri Award
Anjum Chopra
Anjum Shiya
Manju Chopra
Priti Zinta
45. The theme of the approach paper of the Eleventh Fiver Year Plan was
Indicative Planning
Growth with social Justice
Towards faster and more inclusive growth
Planning for prosperity
46. Match the following from List I and List II
List I (Offence) List II (Section IPC)
a. Insult to the i. Section 354 D modesty of IPC women
b. Cruelty by ii. Section 354 husband and IPC relatives
c. Assault on iii. Section 498 A women with IPC the intent to outrage her modesty
d. Stalking iv. Section 509 IPC
Codes
a b c d
i iii iv ii
iv iii ii i
ii iii iv i
iii ii i iv
47. Match the following from List I and List II
List I List II
a. SABLA i. Scheme for prevention of trafficking, Rescue, Rehabilitation and Re integration of Victims Trafficking and Commercial Sexual Exploitation
b. Ujjawala ii. Scheme for Empowerment of Adolescent Girls
c. Indira iii. Scheme for
Gandhi Matritva reduction of MMR and IMR
Sahyog Yojana
d. Janani iv. A Conditional Maternity Benefit Scheme
Suraksha
Yojana
Codes
a b c d
ii iv i iii
ii iii iv i
ii i iv iii
i iv iii ii
48. "A problem of reliability in systematic observation in which observers become less accurate in their observations over time" is
observer empathy
observer subjectivity
observer, limitation
observer drift
49. Match the List I (Women Commission and Committee) and List II (Year)
List I List II
a. National Policy i. 1997
on Empowerment
of Women
b. Parliamentary ii. 2001
Committee on Empowerment
of Women
c. Second High iii. 2010
level reconstituted committee
on Status of women
d. National Mission iv. 2013
on Empowerment of Women
Codes
a b c d
i ii iii iv
ii iii iv i
iii i iv ii
ii i iv iii
50. "The family is the place where we receive our neuroses and phobias, where we grow up sexually well or mal adjusted." Who said
Patricia Hill Collins
Sigmund Freud
Robinson and Richardson
William J. Goode
51. Identify the possible barriers affecting women's ability to own land from the following
i. Lack of legal knowledge
ii. Gendered norms and attitudes about land ownership.
iii. Government's help to provide land rights for women.
iv. Gender friendly policies to acquire land
Codes
i and ii
ii, iii, iv
iv only
ii, iii, iv
52. Assertion In Agrarian societies, women of lower classes have been enjoying more equal status as compared to women of middle and high classes.
Reason Women of the lower classes besides being vocal, are more efficient in their domestic roles.
Codes
Both and are correct and is the correct explanation of
is wrong and is correct.
is correct and is wrong.
Both and are wrong.
53. Assertion Globalisation has affected the fertility rate in many developed countries.
Reason Reduction in work hours, jobs and closing of many companies gave an opportunity to have more children for young couples in the developed countries.
Codes
Both and are correct.
Both and are correct and is the correct explanation of
Both and are wrong.
is correct and is wrong.
54. What is responsible for alienation of women
Joint family system
Agrarian economy
Women themselves
Patriarchy
55. Arrange the following strategies in regret sequence
i. Women Empowerment
ii. Women in Development
iii. Women and Development
iv. Gender and Development
Codes
iii, ii, iv, i
iv, iii, ii, i
iii, ii, iv
ii, iii, iv
56. Mark the correct answer about women studies
i. It is scientific study of women's issue.
ii. It is a collection of narratives of women.
iii. It is mother of all sciences.
iv. It is a pure science.
Codes
ii, iii and iv
i and iv only
iii and iv only
i only
57. With reference to National Rural Health Mission, which of the following are the responsibilities of ASHA, select the correct one
i. Accompanying women to health facility for antenatal care checkup.
ii. Using pregnancy test kits for early detection of pregnancy.
iii. Providing information on nutrition and immunization
iv. Conducting the delivery of baby
Codes
ii, iii
ii and iv
i and iii
ii, iii and iv
58. Assertion Educated unemployment increases with higher rate of economic growth.
Reason It happens only when there is lack of professional education.
Codes
Both and are true and is the correct explanation of
Both and are true, but is not a correct explanation of
is true, but is false.
is false, but is true.
59. Match the following from List I (Index) and List II (India's Rank)
List I(Index) List II (India's Rank
a. Human i. 112 Development Index (2013)
b. Gender Inequality ii. 136 Index (2013)
c. Gender Global Gap iii. 132 (2013)
d. Women in National iv. 101 Parliaments, IPU Index (April 2014)
Codes
a b c d
iii ii i iv
ii iii i iv
ii iii iv i
iv iii i ii
60. Who has coined the term 'Capitalist Reductionist Paradigm
Evan Bondi
Vandana Shiva
Karl Marx
Clara Zetkin
61. Match the following from List I (Programme) and List II (Objective)
List I (Programme) List II (Objective)
a. Mahial Samakhya Programme i. Provides regional specific strategies to enable girls to come to schools provide remedial teaching.
b. 93rd Constitutional Amendment ii. Free and compulsory education a fundamental right for all children in the 6-14 age group.
c. Sarv Shiksha iii. National Programme for compulsory elementary Education.
Abhiyan
d. National Programme for iv. Education for Women's Empowerment
Education of Girls at Elementary level
Codes
a b c d
i iv iii ii
ii iii i iv
iv iii ii i
iv ii iii i
62. Psycho-analytic feminism means
Gender inequality comes from early childhood experiences, which lead men to believe themselves to be masculine, and women to believe themselves feminine.
Gender oppression is class oppression and women's subordination is seen as a form of class oppression.
Women should be in the control of means of reproduction.
Women deserve the same privileges, protections and opportunities as men have.
63. Which of the following pair is not correctly matched
Sex Ratio according to 2001 census 933
Sex Ratio according to 2011 census 940
Child Sex Ratio according to 2001 census 927
Child Sex Ratio according to 2011 census 939
64. Arrange the following Instruments of Law concerning women in chronological order
I. Optional Protocol to the convention on the elimination of all forms of discrimination against women
II. Convention on the political rights of women.
III. Declaration on the Protection of Women and Children in Emergency and Armed conflict
IV. Declaration on the Elimination of Violence against Women.
Codes
II, III, IV, I
IV, II, III
II, IV, III, I
III, II, IV
65. What are the variables which the Global Gender Gap Index examines
i. Economic Participation and Opportunity
ii. Educational Attainment
iii. Health and Survival
iv. Political Empowerment
Codes
i and ii only
ii, iii only
ii, iii, iv
iii and i only
66. Assertion Differences in power, resources and interests of women across the world effectively stand disguised and denied behind the concept of women's development.
Reason Development policies for women are based on the premise that is a universal category.
Codes
is correct and is wrong.
Both and are correct.
is wrong and is correct.
Both and are wrong.
67. According to Post modern Feminism
Human experience is located "inescapably within language". Power is exercised not only through direct coercion, but also through the way in which language shapes and restricts our reality.
Women should be in the control of means of reproduction.
Primarily due to one's biology, women's oppression consists of being denied transcendence and subjectivity.
A social system that is dominated by males, influences the individual psycho-sexual development.
68. Which of the following states has the highest female workforce Participate Rate in India according to the 2001 Census
Gujarat
Kerala
Karnataka
Mizoram
69. The discipline of women's studies came into being due to
Sexual oppression of women
Women's role in freedom movement
Women's search for equality and justice
Women's entry into higher education
70. Find out the sequence of the establishment of the following institutions
i. Central Social Welfare Board
ii. Family Courts
iii. National Commission for
Women
iv. National Human Rights Commission
Codes
iv, ii, iii
iii, iv, ii
iii, iv, ii
ii, iii, iv
Although feminists primary commitment is to women and to ending women's oppression, their revolutionary goal nevertheless extends beyond women to men. For men and women are what history has made of them, and if women change, men, too, will change, albeit unwillingly. As Madeleine Gagnon rightly acknowledges, "I cannot liberate my sex without yours since we are inextricably linked by a history that has objectified our bodies."
This feminist revolution is not, however, always recognized as such by those impatient for social change, who identify revolution with the seizure of state power and evaluate political theory, organization and strategy in terms of their effectiveness in achieving that goal. We do not believe that such revolutions hold out much hope for women. From our point of view, they can only be, at best, palace-revolutions, changes of government and not changes of power relations themselves. Such revolutions are incapable of generating the radical social transformations which women desire and require for their liberation, because the men and women who make them will remain men and women created by, for, and within the social relations of patriarchy. We have internalized those oppressive relations and we are constituted by them. Seizing state power will not change that. On the contrary, the kind of organizational structures and strategies required for such an assault hierarchical, impersonal, disciplined, pragmatic, instrumental, authoritarian, self-sacrificing and inevitably blood-letting, demand the very same kind of human beings we are rebelling against men and women who will assume or submit to leadership, authority and bureaucratic control and to the fragmentation of their lives into the personal and the political, their actions into means and ends, themselves into rational and emotional, objective and subjective… and so on. These characteristics will not disappear overnight once such a revolution has been won; indeed they cannot, for they are also required for the successful exercise of State power once it has been seized.
71. Assertion Feminist revolutions are incapable of generating the radical social transformations which women desire and require for their liberation.
Reason Men are controlling all the state power and authority in society.
Codes
is correct, is wrong and
is not the correct explanation of
Both and are correct and is the correct explanation of
is wrong and is correct.
Both and are wrong.
72. What has been the major concern of the feminists revaluation
i. To liberate the sex
ii. To end gender oppression
iii. To seize political power
iv. To end women's oppression
Codes
ii, iii and iv
iv only
i and ii only
ii and iv only
73. The outcome of feminist revolution at the best can be
i. Radical social transformation
ii. Changes of government
iii. Changes of power relations
iv. Palace revaluations
Codes
ii, iii, iv
iii, iv only
i and iii only
ii and iv only
74. What are the characteristics of existing organizational structures
i. Impersonal
ii. Political
iii. Self-centered
iv. Personal
Codes
ii only
ii, iii, iv only
ii, iv only
ii, iii only
75. Assertion Feminists primary commitment is to seizure the state power to change the social structure created by patriarchy.
Reason Men and women are what history has made of them and if women's position changes, men will also change.
Codes
Both and are wrong.
is wrong and is correct but is not the correct explanation of
Both and are correct and is not the correct explanation of
is correct and is wrong.
Liberal
Marxist
Socialist
Radical
2. Who said "Man is defined as a human being and a woman as a female whenever she behaves as a human being, she is said to imitate the male"
Betty Friedan
Simone de Beauvoir
J.S. Mill
Shulamith Firestone
3. According to the latest judgement of the Supreme Court, which category the Transgender belong to
General Category
SC Category
Backward Category
OBC category
4. Assertion Women are subjected to rape, female circumcision and sex related crimes all over the world.
Reason Family and society provide the mechanism for perpetuating male control over women's sexuality.
Codes
Both and are correct and is the correct explanation for
Both and are correct and is not the correct explanation for
is correct and is wrong.
Both and are wrong.
5. Existentialist feminism means
Gender is not biological but is based on the psycho-sexual development of the individual.
Women have become the "other" or object of men's subjectivity.
People's capacities, needs and interests are seen to be determined by the mode of production that characterises the society they inhabit.
Proceeds from the presumption that the first type of exploitation in human history was sexual exploitation.
6. The policy approach that includes modalities of reflecting ways in which men and women constrain or advance efforts to boost growth is known as
Women and Development
Women in Development
Gender and Development
Gender and Empowerment
7. Which one of the following statements best explains the arguments of the feminist movement
i. Women live longer than men.
ii. Gender Inequality is rooted in patriarchy.
iii. Only men are responsible for gender inequality.
iv. Participatory parenthood promotes gender equality.
Codes
ii, iii
iii, iv
ii, iv
ii, iii, iv
8. Who said The legal subordination of one sex to the other-is wrong in itself, and now one of the chief hindrances to human improvement, and that it ought to be replaced by a principle of perfect equality, admitting no power or privilege on the one side, nor disability on the other
Friedrich Engels
Mahatma Gandhi
J.S. Mill
Harriet Taylor
9. Wealth produced by the powerless many ends up in the hands of the powerful few in which society
Class society
Gendered society
Tribal society
Socialist society
10. Match the List I with the List II regarding the feminist theories
List I List II
a. Liberal i. Power is exercised inescapably within language.
Feminism
b. Socialist ii. Women should be in the control of means of reproduction.
Feminism
c. Radical iii. Theory of women's oppression in systems of capitalism and patriarchy
Feminism
d. Postmodern iv. Gender socialization as the origin of gender differences
Feminism
Codes
a b c d
i ii iii iv
iii iv ii i
iv iii ii i
ii iv iii i
11. Match the List I (Concept) with the List II (Explanation)
List I List II
a.Validity i. The consistency in results of a test
b.Reliability ii. The abstract concepts used in social science theories
c.Coding iii. The act of giving the data numerical values
d.Constructs iv. The accuracy of observations
Codes
a b c d
iv i iii ii
i iv ii iii
ii iv iii i
iv ii i iii
12. Assertion Androcentrism views that experiences of men and women are equally accepted by society.
Reason Androcentrism promotes integration of Masculine and Feminine traits.
Both and are correct.
is correct and is wrong.
Both and are wrong.
Both and are correct and is the correct explanation for
13. Which fundamental right can't be suspended even during 'Emergency'
Right to Equality
Right to Education
Right to Freedom
Right to Life and Personal Liberty
14. Which one of the following pairs is correctly matched
Those subjects Static group exposed to the stimulus conditions under study
Those subjects to Control whom no group experimental stimulus is administered
Those subject Experimental who are selected group for study
Those subjects Interview who are to be group studied
15. Who is the UN special Rapporteur on Violence against women
Lakshmi Puri
Radhika
Rashida Manjoo
Asma Jahangir
16. Match the List I (Authors) and List II (Books)
List I(Authors List II (Books)
a. Gayatri i. Publicman private Spivak woman
b. Bell ii. Subaltern speak Hooks
c. Elshtain iii. Woman on the Edge of Time
d. Marge iv. Feminist Theory Piercy from Margin to Centre
Codes
a b c d
iv iii i ii
iii iv i ii
ii iv i iii
i ii iii iv
17. Percentage of Parliamentary seats in both houses (lower and upper house) occupied by women in the world (2014)
22.2
19.3
19.6
21.7
18. Which of the following characteristics is not associated with 'Appropriate Technology
Capital intensive
Labour intensive
Environmentally sound
Energy efficient
19. Match the Women Candidates in the 16th Lok Sabha Elections from List I with their political parties in List II
List I List II
a. Kanchan i. YSRCP
Choudhary
Bhattacharya
b. Jayaprada ii. NCP
c. Supriya Sule iii. AAP
d. Vijay iv. Rashtriya Lok Lakshmi Dal
Codes
a b c d
ii iii iv i
iii iv ii i
i iv iii ii
iv i iii ii
20. Assertion Feminist enquiry have drawn attention to the oppression of women in many societies which in turn has shed light on oppression generally.
Reason Feminist theory and Research have focussed on gender differences and how they relate to the rest of the social organization.
Codes
Both and are correct and is the correct explanation for
Both and are wrong.
is correct and is wrong.
is wrong and is correct.
21. Match the List I with List II
List I(Concepts) List II (Classification)
a. Religion i. Group
b. Caste ii. Category
c. Class iii. Social institution
d. Culture iv. Composite of ways of living and behaviour
Codes
a b c d
iii ii iv i
ii iii i iv
i iii ii iv
iii i ii iv
22. "A research method usually applied to mass communication such as newspaper or television, for purposes of identifying specified characteristics of the material" is
Contextual analysis
Statistical analysis
Content analysis
Secondary analysis
23. Assertion Feminism in India is a singular theoretical orientation and it has not changed over time in relation to historical and cultural realities.
Reason In India plurality of feminism exists due to heterogeneity of culture.
Codes
Both and are correct and is the correct explanation for
Both and are correct and is not the correct explanation for
Both and are wrong.
is wrong and is correct.
24. What is correct about the role of family for gender relations
i. It determines the participation of men and women in all social institutions.
ii. It links production with reproduction.
iii. It links the domestic domain with public domain.
iv. It links the micro economic units with the larger economy.
Codes
ii and iii only
iii and iv only
ii, iii and iv only
i and iv only
25. Match the following from List I and List II
List I (Crime) List II (IPC section)
a. Importation i. Section 373 of girls from IPC foreign country
b. Procuration ii. Section 366 B of Minor IPC girls
c. Buying of iii. Section 372 girls for IPC Prostitution
d. Selling of iv. Section 366 A girls for IPC Prostitution
Codes
a b c d
iv ii iii i
iii iv ii i
iv iii i ii
ii iv i iii
26. Match the following from List I and List II
List I(General Recommendations of CEDAW) List II (Issue)
a. General i. Women Recommendation 18 and Health
b. General ii. Violence Recommendation 23 against women
c. General iii. Disabled Recommendation 24 Women
d. General iv. Women in political and Public life
Recommendation 19
Codes
a b c d
iii ii iv i
iii iv i ii
ii iii i iv
iv ii i iii
27. Match the following from List I and List II
List I(Women) List II (Organization)
a. Nalina Lal i. Pepsico Kidwai
b. Shikha ii. National Stock Sharma Exchange Chief
c. Indra Nooyi iii. Axis Bank
d. Chitra iv. HSBC Bank Ramkrishna
Codes
a b c d
iv i ii iii
i iv iii ii
iv iii i ii
iii iv ii i
28. Who has been the only women Finance Minister of India
Indira Gandhi
Meira Kumar
Vijaya Laxmi Pandit
Sushma Swaraj
29. What is correct about values
i. These are rational.
ii. These are bases of human behaviour.
iii. Indian values are superior to European.
iv. Values regarding women are better as compared to men.
Codes
ii, iii and iv
ii and iv only
i and ii only
ii and iii only
30. What are the limitations of the case study method
i. Study of the subjective aspects
ii. Difficult to test reliability and validity of the data collected.
iii. Deep study of the problem
iv. False generalizations
Codes
ii and iv only
ii, iii and iv
ii and iv only
ii, iii and iv only
31. Which award is given for best reporting on women in Panchayati Raj
Durga bai Deshmukh Award
Indira Gandhi
Sarojini Naidu Award
Mother Teresa
32. Match the following from List I and List II
List I (Provision) List II (Articles)
a. No distinction i. Art.
shall be made on the basis of caste, creed and sex.
b. Equality of ii. Art. 16
opportunity for all citizens in matters of employment.
c. State to make iii. Art.
special provision in favour of women.
d. The State to direct iv. Art.
policy towards securing for men and women equally the right to adequate means of livelihood.
Codes
a b c d
i iv ii iii
ii i iv iii
iii ii iv i
iv ii i iii
33. India is regarded as a country with "Demographic Dividend". This is due to
its more population in the age group below 15 years.
its more population in the age group of 15-64 years.
its more population in the age group above 65 years.
its more total population.
34. Who is the Chief Executive Director of UN Women
Lakshmi Puri
Michelle Bachelet
Phumzile Mlambo-Nyguka
Angela Merkel
35. The United Nation Commission on the status of women was established in
1950
1995
1946
1947
36. Arrange the following Acts chronologically
Child Marriage Restraint Act, Mumbai Children Act, Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act, Juvenile Justice Act
Juvenile Justice Act, Child Marriage Restraint Act, Mumbai Children Act, Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act
Mumbai Children Act, Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act, Child Marriage Restraint Act, Juvenile Justice Act
Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act, Child Marriage and Restraint Act, Mumbai Children Act, Juvenile Justice Act
37. Match the items in List I with items in List II
List I List II
a. National Youth i. 5th October Day
b. White Ribbon ii. 6thJune Day
c. International iii. 12th January Teacher's Day
d. World iv. 24thEnvironment November Day
Codes
a b c d
i ii iii iv
ii iii iv i
iii iv i ii
iv i ii iii
38. Assertion Indian Feminist scholars and activists have to struggle to carve a separate identity for feminism in India.
Reason Historical circumstances and values in India make women's issues different from the western feminist thought.
Codes
Both and are wrong.
Both and are correct.
is correct, is wrong.
is wrong, is correct.
39. Match the following from List I with List II
List I(Authors) List II (Books)
a. Bebel i. House Wife August
b. Simon de ii. Careers for girls Beauvoir
c. Ann iii. Women and Oakley Socialisation
d. Ruth iv. Women Miller Destroyed
Codes
a b c d
ii iv iii i
iii i iv ii
iii iv i ii
iv iii ii i
40. Match the following from List I and List II
List I(Books) List II (Authors)
a. Indian Women i. Maitreyi Myth and Reality Krishnaraj
b. Empowerment of ii. N. Kamala women in South Asia Concepts and Practices
c. Translating iii. Srilatha Women Indian Batliwala Interventions
d. Motherhood in iv. Josodhara India Bagchi Glorification without Empowerment
Codes
a b c d
ii iv i iii
ii i iv iii
iv iii ii i
iii ii i iv
41. 'Global 500' Awards are given for the outstanding achievement in which of the following fields
Population control
Campaign against drugs
Elimination of illiteracy
Protection of Environment
42. What is correct about feminization of labour
i. More women in work force.
ii. Women do work on increasingly more favourable terms.
iii. Women are preferred as employees for they are available on cheap and non-permanent terms.
iv. Women are preferred as employees for their efficiency and flexibility.
Codes
ii, iii and iv
i and iii only
ii and iv only
ii and iii only
43. What is common in feminist and participatory approaches of research
i. Both question the notion that traditional social research was value free.
ii. They pose a challenge to the conventional disciplinary boundaries.
iii. They do not believe in diversity in society as well as in the construction of social knowledge.
iv. Both agree that the voices of the marginal groups in traditional research were taken note of.
Codes
iii and iv only
i and ii only
ii and iii only
i and iv only
44. Name the Woman Cricketer who received Padmasri Award
Anjum Chopra
Anjum Shiya
Manju Chopra
Priti Zinta
45. The theme of the approach paper of the Eleventh Fiver Year Plan was
Indicative Planning
Growth with social Justice
Towards faster and more inclusive growth
Planning for prosperity
46. Match the following from List I and List II
List I (Offence) List II (Section IPC)
a. Insult to the i. Section 354 D modesty of IPC women
b. Cruelty by ii. Section 354 husband and IPC relatives
c. Assault on iii. Section 498 A women with IPC the intent to outrage her modesty
d. Stalking iv. Section 509 IPC
Codes
a b c d
i iii iv ii
iv iii ii i
ii iii iv i
iii ii i iv
47. Match the following from List I and List II
List I List II
a. SABLA i. Scheme for prevention of trafficking, Rescue, Rehabilitation and Re integration of Victims Trafficking and Commercial Sexual Exploitation
b. Ujjawala ii. Scheme for Empowerment of Adolescent Girls
c. Indira iii. Scheme for
Gandhi Matritva reduction of MMR and IMR
Sahyog Yojana
d. Janani iv. A Conditional Maternity Benefit Scheme
Suraksha
Yojana
Codes
a b c d
ii iv i iii
ii iii iv i
ii i iv iii
i iv iii ii
48. "A problem of reliability in systematic observation in which observers become less accurate in their observations over time" is
observer empathy
observer subjectivity
observer, limitation
observer drift
49. Match the List I (Women Commission and Committee) and List II (Year)
List I List II
a. National Policy i. 1997
on Empowerment
of Women
b. Parliamentary ii. 2001
Committee on Empowerment
of Women
c. Second High iii. 2010
level reconstituted committee
on Status of women
d. National Mission iv. 2013
on Empowerment of Women
Codes
a b c d
i ii iii iv
ii iii iv i
iii i iv ii
ii i iv iii
50. "The family is the place where we receive our neuroses and phobias, where we grow up sexually well or mal adjusted." Who said
Patricia Hill Collins
Sigmund Freud
Robinson and Richardson
William J. Goode
51. Identify the possible barriers affecting women's ability to own land from the following
i. Lack of legal knowledge
ii. Gendered norms and attitudes about land ownership.
iii. Government's help to provide land rights for women.
iv. Gender friendly policies to acquire land
Codes
i and ii
ii, iii, iv
iv only
ii, iii, iv
52. Assertion In Agrarian societies, women of lower classes have been enjoying more equal status as compared to women of middle and high classes.
Reason Women of the lower classes besides being vocal, are more efficient in their domestic roles.
Codes
Both and are correct and is the correct explanation of
is wrong and is correct.
is correct and is wrong.
Both and are wrong.
53. Assertion Globalisation has affected the fertility rate in many developed countries.
Reason Reduction in work hours, jobs and closing of many companies gave an opportunity to have more children for young couples in the developed countries.
Codes
Both and are correct.
Both and are correct and is the correct explanation of
Both and are wrong.
is correct and is wrong.
54. What is responsible for alienation of women
Joint family system
Agrarian economy
Women themselves
Patriarchy
55. Arrange the following strategies in regret sequence
i. Women Empowerment
ii. Women in Development
iii. Women and Development
iv. Gender and Development
Codes
iii, ii, iv, i
iv, iii, ii, i
iii, ii, iv
ii, iii, iv
56. Mark the correct answer about women studies
i. It is scientific study of women's issue.
ii. It is a collection of narratives of women.
iii. It is mother of all sciences.
iv. It is a pure science.
Codes
ii, iii and iv
i and iv only
iii and iv only
i only
57. With reference to National Rural Health Mission, which of the following are the responsibilities of ASHA, select the correct one
i. Accompanying women to health facility for antenatal care checkup.
ii. Using pregnancy test kits for early detection of pregnancy.
iii. Providing information on nutrition and immunization
iv. Conducting the delivery of baby
Codes
ii, iii
ii and iv
i and iii
ii, iii and iv
58. Assertion Educated unemployment increases with higher rate of economic growth.
Reason It happens only when there is lack of professional education.
Codes
Both and are true and is the correct explanation of
Both and are true, but is not a correct explanation of
is true, but is false.
is false, but is true.
59. Match the following from List I (Index) and List II (India's Rank)
List I(Index) List II (India's Rank
a. Human i. 112 Development Index (2013)
b. Gender Inequality ii. 136 Index (2013)
c. Gender Global Gap iii. 132 (2013)
d. Women in National iv. 101 Parliaments, IPU Index (April 2014)
Codes
a b c d
iii ii i iv
ii iii i iv
ii iii iv i
iv iii i ii
60. Who has coined the term 'Capitalist Reductionist Paradigm
Evan Bondi
Vandana Shiva
Karl Marx
Clara Zetkin
61. Match the following from List I (Programme) and List II (Objective)
List I (Programme) List II (Objective)
a. Mahial Samakhya Programme i. Provides regional specific strategies to enable girls to come to schools provide remedial teaching.
b. 93rd Constitutional Amendment ii. Free and compulsory education a fundamental right for all children in the 6-14 age group.
c. Sarv Shiksha iii. National Programme for compulsory elementary Education.
Abhiyan
d. National Programme for iv. Education for Women's Empowerment
Education of Girls at Elementary level
Codes
a b c d
i iv iii ii
ii iii i iv
iv iii ii i
iv ii iii i
62. Psycho-analytic feminism means
Gender inequality comes from early childhood experiences, which lead men to believe themselves to be masculine, and women to believe themselves feminine.
Gender oppression is class oppression and women's subordination is seen as a form of class oppression.
Women should be in the control of means of reproduction.
Women deserve the same privileges, protections and opportunities as men have.
63. Which of the following pair is not correctly matched
Sex Ratio according to 2001 census 933
Sex Ratio according to 2011 census 940
Child Sex Ratio according to 2001 census 927
Child Sex Ratio according to 2011 census 939
64. Arrange the following Instruments of Law concerning women in chronological order
I. Optional Protocol to the convention on the elimination of all forms of discrimination against women
II. Convention on the political rights of women.
III. Declaration on the Protection of Women and Children in Emergency and Armed conflict
IV. Declaration on the Elimination of Violence against Women.
Codes
II, III, IV, I
IV, II, III
II, IV, III, I
III, II, IV
65. What are the variables which the Global Gender Gap Index examines
i. Economic Participation and Opportunity
ii. Educational Attainment
iii. Health and Survival
iv. Political Empowerment
Codes
i and ii only
ii, iii only
ii, iii, iv
iii and i only
66. Assertion Differences in power, resources and interests of women across the world effectively stand disguised and denied behind the concept of women's development.
Reason Development policies for women are based on the premise that is a universal category.
Codes
is correct and is wrong.
Both and are correct.
is wrong and is correct.
Both and are wrong.
67. According to Post modern Feminism
Human experience is located "inescapably within language". Power is exercised not only through direct coercion, but also through the way in which language shapes and restricts our reality.
Women should be in the control of means of reproduction.
Primarily due to one's biology, women's oppression consists of being denied transcendence and subjectivity.
A social system that is dominated by males, influences the individual psycho-sexual development.
68. Which of the following states has the highest female workforce Participate Rate in India according to the 2001 Census
Gujarat
Kerala
Karnataka
Mizoram
69. The discipline of women's studies came into being due to
Sexual oppression of women
Women's role in freedom movement
Women's search for equality and justice
Women's entry into higher education
70. Find out the sequence of the establishment of the following institutions
i. Central Social Welfare Board
ii. Family Courts
iii. National Commission for
Women
iv. National Human Rights Commission
Codes
iv, ii, iii
iii, iv, ii
iii, iv, ii
ii, iii, iv
Although feminists primary commitment is to women and to ending women's oppression, their revolutionary goal nevertheless extends beyond women to men. For men and women are what history has made of them, and if women change, men, too, will change, albeit unwillingly. As Madeleine Gagnon rightly acknowledges, "I cannot liberate my sex without yours since we are inextricably linked by a history that has objectified our bodies."
This feminist revolution is not, however, always recognized as such by those impatient for social change, who identify revolution with the seizure of state power and evaluate political theory, organization and strategy in terms of their effectiveness in achieving that goal. We do not believe that such revolutions hold out much hope for women. From our point of view, they can only be, at best, palace-revolutions, changes of government and not changes of power relations themselves. Such revolutions are incapable of generating the radical social transformations which women desire and require for their liberation, because the men and women who make them will remain men and women created by, for, and within the social relations of patriarchy. We have internalized those oppressive relations and we are constituted by them. Seizing state power will not change that. On the contrary, the kind of organizational structures and strategies required for such an assault hierarchical, impersonal, disciplined, pragmatic, instrumental, authoritarian, self-sacrificing and inevitably blood-letting, demand the very same kind of human beings we are rebelling against men and women who will assume or submit to leadership, authority and bureaucratic control and to the fragmentation of their lives into the personal and the political, their actions into means and ends, themselves into rational and emotional, objective and subjective… and so on. These characteristics will not disappear overnight once such a revolution has been won; indeed they cannot, for they are also required for the successful exercise of State power once it has been seized.
71. Assertion Feminist revolutions are incapable of generating the radical social transformations which women desire and require for their liberation.
Reason Men are controlling all the state power and authority in society.
Codes
is correct, is wrong and
is not the correct explanation of
Both and are correct and is the correct explanation of
is wrong and is correct.
Both and are wrong.
72. What has been the major concern of the feminists revaluation
i. To liberate the sex
ii. To end gender oppression
iii. To seize political power
iv. To end women's oppression
Codes
ii, iii and iv
iv only
i and ii only
ii and iv only
73. The outcome of feminist revolution at the best can be
i. Radical social transformation
ii. Changes of government
iii. Changes of power relations
iv. Palace revaluations
Codes
ii, iii, iv
iii, iv only
i and iii only
ii and iv only
74. What are the characteristics of existing organizational structures
i. Impersonal
ii. Political
iii. Self-centered
iv. Personal
Codes
ii only
ii, iii, iv only
ii, iv only
ii, iii only
75. Assertion Feminists primary commitment is to seizure the state power to change the social structure created by patriarchy.
Reason Men and women are what history has made of them and if women's position changes, men will also change.
Codes
Both and are wrong.
is wrong and is correct but is not the correct explanation of
Both and are correct and is not the correct explanation of
is correct and is wrong.
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