Q. By nature, man tends to preserve tradition, customs and old ways of life. These cultural barriersaffect___
a. Social change
b. Occupational change
c. Political change
d. Economic change
Q. Human beings find out new ways and modes of adjustments with their natural and socialenvironment by means of ___
a. Collective efforts
b. Inventions
c. Renovations
d. Revolutions
Q. If the frequency of inventions is slow, then the pace of social change will also become ____
a. Faster
b. Abnormal
c. Normal
d. Slower
Q. According to National Sample Survey report, a majority of our village do not have basicinfrastructure facilities like ___
a. Electricity
b. University
c. Gymnasium
d. Schools
Q. In India, the caste system preached sticking to one’s traditions and refusing to accept new ideasacts as a barrier to ____
a. Cultural change
b. Traditional change
c. Political change
d. Social change
Q. Which caste people enjoyed every possible liberty, people from lower caste were treatedmiserably by the ____
a. Lower caste
b. Bureaucrats
c. Higher castes
d. Elite class
Q. When illiteracy promotes hierarchy, education insists on the idea of ____
a. Equality
b. Inequality
c. Rationality
d. Liberalism
Q. Many sociologists feel that values are the result of change and therefore should not always beconsidered as _____
a. Primary factors in social change
b. Secondary factors in social change
c. Tertiary factors in social change
d. Cultural factors in social change
Q. The vicious cycle of poverty is one of the major degrading factors for the life of ____
a. Urban people
b. Middle class
c. Whole population
d. Rural people
Q. NGO’s have more benefits of working in rural areas compared to governmental organisationsbecause NGOs are more _____
a. Rigid
b. Flexible
c. Authoritative
d. Adaptable
Q. Many NGOs are playing vital role in the rural development of India in collaboration with _____
a. Private sector
b. Entrepreneurs
c. Government
d. Business
Q. The civil society, assisted by the government may also undertake development programmes at___
a. Village level
b. State level
c. Community level
d. District level
Q. The civil society agencies also facilitate the usage of local resources for local development andthus make the community _____
a. Self-reliant
b. Self-content
c. Dependant
d. Independent
Q. The harmonious co-existence of both the state and the civil society safe guards the interest ofboth the government and the ____
a. Political institutions
b. Village people
c. Individual
d. Citizens
Q. Civil society in India has always played a significant role in implementing government policiesand programme by creating awareness and coming forward for ___
a. Social change
b. Structural change
c. Political change
d. Cultural change