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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 5 · 25 questions

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  1. Only publicity by one department
  2. Joint work of health, education and women-child development services
  3. Closing all schools
  4. Giving only cash benefit
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  1. Review relevant data and identify high-risk areas
  2. Declare holiday in all schools
  3. Stop girls' activities
  4. Treat the issue only as a private matter
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  1. Only completing syllabus
  2. Creating gender-sensitive environment and equal participation
  3. Keeping girls away from leadership
  4. Focusing only on exam result
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  1. Give social respect to the birth of a daughter
  2. Only provide entertainment
  3. Stop girls' education
  4. Increase discrimination in families
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  1. Increase in decision-making, confidence and future employment opportunities
  2. Distance from household decisions
  3. Decrease in social participation
  4. Decline in health awareness
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  1. Punish the community and stop dialogue
  2. Share examples of successful educated women and counsel parents
  3. Stop girls' school attendance
  4. Only file reports
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  1. Because social behaviour and real experiences also affect outcomes
  2. Because data has no use
  3. Because the scheme is not related to education
  4. Because girl safety is irrelevant
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  1. It connects them with future livelihood and self-reliance
  2. It makes education unnecessary
  3. It reduces girl child rights
  4. It is only a way to pass time
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  1. Remain silent and treat the practice as normal
  2. Report suspicious practices and spread awareness
  3. Call gender discrimination a tradition
  4. Treat daughter birth as shame
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  1. Symbolic neglect
  2. Rights-based empowerment
  3. Anti-education behaviour
  4. Distance from health services
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  1. Girls' enrollment, attendance and dropout rate
  2. Number of local fairs
  3. Sale of clothes in market
  4. Number of vehicles in village
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  1. Stop their education
  2. Improve safe routes, transport support and community monitoring
  3. Exclude them from exams
  4. Treat it as personal fear and ignore it
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  1. Because local language makes the message more understandable and acceptable
  2. Because local language weakens the message
  3. Because families should not understand the message
  4. Because awareness is only for cities
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  1. Local public awareness, monitoring and dialogue with families
  2. Only checking exam papers
  3. Only fixing bank interest
  4. Only running private business
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  1. Build social acceptance for respect, protection and equal opportunity for daughters
  2. Only complete government files
  3. Only ask exam questions
  4. Only blame families
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  1. It creates inspiration and positive attitude in society
  2. It stops girls' education
  3. It strengthens gender discrimination
  4. It reduces dialogue with community
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  1. When a girl is being made to leave studies and remain limited to domestic work
  2. When a girl is attending school regularly
  3. When the family supports education
  4. When the community respects daughter birth
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  1. Health and education are interconnected needs of girl development
  2. Health has no relation with education
  3. Education reduces health awareness
  4. Health services are only for elderly people
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  1. A gap will remain between behaviour change and actual support
  2. The scheme will become more effective
  3. Girls' education will be completed automatically
  4. Need for monitoring will end
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  1. It helps set activities and targets according to local problems
  2. It separates the scheme from local needs
  3. It ignores all data
  4. It is only a building construction plan
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  1. Where girls are stopped from asking questions and leading
  2. Where all students get equal platform
  3. Where parent dialogue happens
  4. Where safety and respect exist
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  1. It increases acceptance of a daughter's value, education and rights
  2. It treats daughters as burden
  3. It increases anti-education thinking
  4. It justifies discrimination
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  1. Family contact, health awareness and girl child care
  2. Railway ticket distribution
  3. Tax assessment
  4. Bank loan approval
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  1. Neglect related to identity and rights
  2. Complete equality in education
  3. Safe social behaviour
  4. Administrative success
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  1. Increase in girls' awareness of future planning and subject choice
  2. Decrease in girls' confidence
  3. Reduction in family support for education
  4. Increase in distance from school

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