What is Feminism?
A. An ideology to study women related issues
B. A women related power
C. A concept concerning a role and position of female in society
D. Philosophy that holds that men and women are equal
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What are the three types of speech disorder?
A. Observable, natural, frequent
B. Articulation, voice, frequency
C. Pitch, loudness, resonance
D. Mild, moderate and profound
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What is the main characteristic of a society?
1. People have shared customs
2. An orgainsation
3. People have different cultures
4. Company of other people
A. 1 and 2
B. 3 and 4
C. 1 and 4
D. 1, 2 and 4
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Poverty is defined in terms of
A. lack of money and standard of living
B. lack of house and education
C. lack of food and shelter
D. lack of money to afford basic needs
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Most dominating type of migration among the following is
A. village to village
B. cities to villages
C. village to cities
D. cities to cites
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Which of these is not the direct effect of stigma?
A. Attributional ambiguity
B. Social rejection
C. Exclusion
D. Identity threat
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What is the estimated number of poor people according to World Bank?
A. 296 millions
B. 300 millions
C. 292 millions
D. 276 millions
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What are three types of stigma?
A. Tribal, abominations of body, known deviation in personal traits
B. Tribal, personal, bodily
C. Physical, social, tribal
D. Stereotype, tribal, personal
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What are the three main variables in socio-psychological model of child abuse?
A. Stress, aggressive parent, a special child
B. A special parent, stress, a special child
C. Parent, stress, child
D. Realistic parent, physical disabled child, stress
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What are three kinds of anti poverty programmes?
A. Social, cultural and economic reform schemes
B. Nutrition, housing, job schemes
C. Land reform, asset provision and income and consumption support
D. Community, state and national schemes
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