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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 4 · 25 questions

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  1. Making the family feel ashamed at a girl's birth
  2. Registering a girl's birth
  3. Encouraging girls' education
  4. Informing parents about rights
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  1. Admission alone is not enough, regular attendance and support are also needed
  2. The scheme has totally failed and should be stopped
  3. Girls should not go to school
  4. No further monitoring is needed
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  1. Because birth, protection and education are linked with different services
  2. Because it changes the aim of the scheme
  3. Because only one department avoids all tasks
  4. Because girls' education becomes irrelevant
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  1. A girl's education and skills give her future career choices
  2. Girls' education has no relation with career
  3. The scheme is limited only to birth certificate
  4. The scheme is related only to marriage arrangements
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  1. Because family decisions strongly affect a daughter's birth, nutrition and education
  2. Because family has no influence
  3. Because the scheme is only for government employees
  4. Because school can do everything independently of family
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  1. It is only a slogan and has no link with behaviour change
  2. It encourages girls' education
  3. It gives a message against gender discrimination
  4. It inspires society to respect daughters
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  1. It connects education with future goals and self-reliance
  2. It only increases entertainment
  3. It reduces school attendance
  4. It weakens the girl's voice
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  1. Provide role model talks, counselling and equal opportunity in subject choice
  2. Keep girls away from science
  3. Keep subject choice only for boys
  4. Stop girls' laboratory access
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  1. Good nutrition strengthens a girl's health, learning and development
  2. Nutrition has no relation with girl development
  3. Nutrition is needed only for adults
  4. Nutrition is related only to festivals
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  1. Regular dialogue and role modelling in school, family and community
  2. Put one poster once and stop all activities
  3. Only prepare paper reports
  4. Exclude girls from decisions
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  1. Because stereotypes restrict girls' birth, education and career opportunities
  2. Because stereotypes always increase equality
  3. Because education has no relation with society
  4. Because careers are only for boys
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  1. When health, education, sociology and home science together explain girl development
  2. When subjects are treated as completely unrelated
  3. When only calculation is valued
  4. When girl development is separated from family context
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  1. Because it reveals her real needs, safety and education-related problems
  2. Because a girl's opinion is always unnecessary
  3. Because it stops education
  4. Because it brings no benefit to the family
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  1. Weak departmental coordination and irregular review of data
  2. Regular dialogue with community
  3. Monitoring girls' education
  4. Arrangement of family counselling
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  1. It tries to change social attitudes, behaviour and opportunity structures towards daughters
  2. It is limited only to material distribution
  3. It is only an examination scheme
  4. It is only an urban facility
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  1. Parent awareness, safety dialogue and support for girls' education
  2. Oppose girls' education
  3. Increase gender discrimination
  4. Hide information
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  1. Inform families about registration process and girl child rights
  2. Stop registration completely
  3. Only increase school examinations
  4. Not record girl births
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  1. Non-discriminatory atmosphere, safe access and respectful behaviour
  2. Only high walls
  3. Only long holidays
  4. Only difficult examination
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  1. The message should be simple, respectful and linked to local context
  2. The message should be insulting and threatening
  3. The message should be only in English even if the community does not understand
  4. The message should blame girls
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  1. Increase girls' education, support school enrollment and attendance
  2. Increase gender discrimination, promote stereotypes
  3. Reduce girl safety, stop monitoring
  4. Isolate community, stop dialogue
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  1. Gender equality is built through the attitudes of all family and community members
  2. Because only girls can bring change
  3. Because men need not be sensitized
  4. Because equality is only a private issue of women
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  1. When data looks better but discrimination against daughters continues in the community
  2. When all girls are safe and educated
  3. When equality is visible in family behaviour
  4. When school attendance is regular
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  1. Recognizing the girl's right to life, protection, education and dignity
  2. Treating the girl only as an object of pity
  3. Treating girls' education as optional
  4. Excluding the girl from decisions
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  1. Considering expenditure on girls' education unnecessary
  2. Increase in girls' enrollment
  3. Improvement in girl child birth registration
  4. Increased respect for daughters in the community
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  1. It connects girls' health, education, skills, self-reliance and social role
  2. It is only to memorize government slogans
  3. It is only a topic of political history
  4. It is unrelated to family and society

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