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Home Science

Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao Yojana

In Class 11 Home Science, this topic introduces the Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao Yojana as a national effort to address gender discrimination, support the survival and protection of girls, and encourage their education. Linked to the chapter “Work, Livelihood and Career,” it helps students understand how equal access to schooling, skills and opportunities influences women’s participation in work and economic life. Students also examine the role of families, communities and public awareness in challenging stereotypes and promoting gender equality.

Expert · Level 3 · 25 questions

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  1. Counting people attending events
  2. Checking spending on poster printing
  3. Checking real change in girl child birth education safety and equality
  4. Measuring only the duration of speeches
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  1. Gender preference
  2. School discipline
  3. Food preservation
  4. Health insurance
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  1. Her education safety health and dignity will be treated as mandatory responsibilities
  2. She will be treated only as an object of pity
  3. Her voice will be ignored
  4. Her education will be treated as optional
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  1. Which colour is liked in the family
  2. Does the daughter get study time safety and resources equal to the son
  3. How many utensils are in the house
  4. Which festival does the family celebrate
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  1. Only punitive approach
  2. Only celebration approach
  3. Life cycle approach
  4. Only examination approach
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  1. Because it reveals their real needs and barriers
  2. Because it ends the role of parents
  3. Because it stops education
  4. Because it makes community participation impossible
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  1. Lack of food distribution
  2. Hidden gender inequality in opportunities
  3. Height of classroom building
  4. Examination timetable
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  1. Spreading positive messages about daughters within community beliefs
  2. Increasing school fees
  3. Closing health services
  4. Reducing girls' voice
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  1. Only beautification
  2. Enabling mobility education and participation
  3. Only market expansion
  4. Only vehicle sales
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  1. It limits her multidimensional identity and career potential
  2. It fully strengthens equality
  3. It increases all opportunities
  4. It removes gender stereotypes
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  1. Asking only the popularity of slogans
  2. Reviewing data on birth education safety and service use from different sources
  3. Deciding by seeing only one poster
  4. Making reports only on rumours
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  1. It connects girls with subject choice skills and future livelihood
  2. It motivates girls to leave studies
  3. It is only marriage preparation
  4. It separates education from family
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  1. Because social norms and gender stereotypes also influence decisions
  2. Because poverty has no effect
  3. Because education is always free
  4. Because families do not make decisions
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  1. Selective publicity
  2. Inclusive reach
  3. Strict examination
  4. Market competition
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  1. Equal nutrition birth registration and regular health checkups for girls
  2. Only home decoration
  3. Only entertainment programmes
  4. Reasons to stop girls' education
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  1. School has clean separate toilets safe lighting and complaint box
  2. School has only colourful walls
  3. School has only a large playground
  4. School has only a high stage
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  1. When it increases respect for daughters through local stories and simple messages
  2. When it only spreads rumours
  3. When it hides school information
  4. When it reduces girls' achievements
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  1. Need for health education sanitation facilities and removal of myths
  2. Need to stop education
  3. Need only for punishment
  4. Compulsory change of school
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  1. Because wrong data can create wrong priorities and weak planning
  2. Because records have no use
  3. Because data always remains the same
  4. Because the scheme runs better without information
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  1. Decision participation and confidence
  2. Only building construction
  3. Only market price
  4. Only exam fee
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  1. It breaks gender based career limits and expands choices
  2. It moves girls away from education
  3. It benefits only boys
  4. It reduces all skill opportunities
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  1. The community talks about respecting daughters but stops girls' education at home
  2. Family gives equal food to daughter
  3. School gives leadership to girls
  4. Panchayat increases girl child birth registration
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  1. Developing leadership dialogue confidence and rights awareness
  2. Stopping girls from public speaking
  3. Only reducing attendance
  4. Keeping girls away from decisions
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  1. Because family directly influences the girl's nutrition education safety and decisions
  2. Because family has no role
  3. Because only government takes household decisions
  4. Because the girl is unrelated to family
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  1. Only number of school walls
  2. Regular attendance learning level and classroom participation
  3. Only number of annual fairs
  4. Only weight of books

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