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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.

Hard · Level 3 · 25 questions

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  1. Promote birth, protection and education of the girl child
  2. Only provide free meals to girls
  3. Only provide employment to women
  4. Only provide sports training
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  1. Low female literacy and declining child sex ratio
  2. Decline in agricultural production
  3. Health problems of elderly people
  4. Urban traffic problem
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  1. Combination of legal enforcement, awareness and community participation
  2. Only increasing financial penalties
  3. Only reducing school holidays
  4. Only distributing uniforms
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  1. Preventing prenatal sex determination and strengthening maternal-child health services
  2. Preparing school examination papers
  3. Monitoring road construction
  4. Distributing agricultural seeds
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  1. Increase girls' enrollment, attendance and retention in school
  2. Only organize sports competitions
  3. Only paint school buildings
  4. Only increase examination fees
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  1. Coordination, awareness and girl child empowerment activities
  2. Canal construction
  3. Tax collection
  4. Railway ticket distribution
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  1. Make family and society's attitude positive towards the girl child
  2. Control market prices of goods
  3. Only change textbooks in schools
  4. Reduce household electricity bills
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  1. Parent counselling, safe school environment and regular attendance monitoring
  2. Close all schools
  3. Give scholarships only to boys
  4. Stop girls' sports activities
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  1. Anganwadi centre and local panchayat
  2. Only foreign banks
  3. Railway reservation centre
  4. Municipal tax office
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  1. Improvement in sex ratio at birth and girls' enrollment
  2. Increase in cinema ticket sales
  3. Increase in road toll collection
  4. Sudden fall in crop production
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  1. Where daughters are considered a burden on the family
  2. Where all children are completing education
  3. Where gender equality is already strong
  4. Where girls' safety is fully ensured
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  1. Organizing girl child birth celebration and girls' education dialogue in the village
  2. Keeping girls away from public programmes
  3. Only keeping files in government office
  4. Not informing parents
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  1. Protection from discrimination, violence and neglect from birth to education
  2. Only giving school bags
  3. Only hospital registration
  4. Only declaring exam results
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  1. Counsel the family on education, legal age and girl child rights
  2. Immediately stop the girl's education
  3. Only reduce marriage expenses
  4. Not treat it as a social issue
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  1. An educated girl can develop skills, income and decision-making ability
  2. Education automatically removes all skills
  3. Education has no relation with livelihood
  4. Education is limited only to passing exams
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  1. Local planning, departmental coordination and progress monitoring
  2. Only prepare national curriculum
  3. Only run private industries
  4. Only conduct international trade
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  1. Promote positive social attitudes towards respect, equality and education of girls
  2. Disseminate information only about government jobs under the scheme
  3. Promote only entertainment-based programmes for girls
  4. Advertise products and commercial services for adults
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  1. Give equal opportunities and protection to girls
  2. Promote girls' education
  3. Prevent sex selection and discrimination
  4. Promote girls only by stopping boys' education
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  1. It gives social recognition to a girl's life, education and decision-making ability
  2. It only increases family income
  3. It only provides government jobs
  4. It only gives bonus marks in exams
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  1. Monitoring attendance, safety and learning outcomes along with enrollment
  2. Only raising a one-day slogan
  3. Only distributing certificates
  4. Only decorating school walls
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  1. Law punishes and awareness changes social acceptance
  2. Both law and awareness are useless
  3. Crime ends only by advertisements
  4. The problem ends only by increasing family income
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  1. Girls and boys should both get equal respect, protection and opportunities
  2. Educating a daughter weakens the family
  3. Girls should not be given decision-making opportunities
  4. Girls' education is only for cities
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  1. It increases confidence, decision-making and safety awareness
  2. It distracts from studies
  3. It is useful only in sports
  4. It only increases domestic work
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  1. Data on birth registration, school enrollment, attendance and sex ratio
  2. Only market price list
  3. Only weather forecast
  4. Only sports team list
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  1. Gender equality dialogue, girls' achievement display and parent meeting
  2. Only paste punishment list
  3. Keep girls away from the stage
  4. Display only boys' achievements

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