How should the gap between policy and practice be understood in the scheme?
Correct answer: A
Policy announcement alone is not enough it must become local action. In exams remember implementation gap.
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Expert · Level 31 · policy,practice,implementation-gap
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- Policy states goals but behaviour change and services create real outcomes
- Results automatically come just because policy exists
- Behaviour has no relation with the scheme
- Providing services is unnecessary
Expert · Level 31 · career-guidance,gender-sensitive,choice
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- Giving girls options based on interest ability and opportunities
- Keeping girls only in traditional limited roles
- Giving career advice only to boys
- Not taking the girl's opinion in subject selection
Expert · Level 31 · interdepartmental,coordination,dropout
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- Health department shares birth data but education department takes no action on dropout
- School and health centre jointly review girls' status
- Panchayat interacts with families
- Anganwadi and school share information
Expert · Level 31 · digital-education,access,career-information
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- When it improves safe access learning continuity and career information
- When it separates girls from school
- When it only spreads rumours
- When it misinforms parents
Expert · Level 31 · household-work,unpaid-care,education
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- Gender division of work and inequality in educational opportunity
- Height of school building
- Only weather change
- Choice of book colour
Expert · Level 31 · rights-based,health,education,dignity
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- The girl child is a rights holder for education safety health and dignity
- The girl child is only an object of charity
- Girls' decisions should always be ignored
- Girls should receive opportunities later
Expert · Level 31 · district-review,monitoring,corrective-action
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- Reviewing data progress barriers and corrective action
- Only marking formal attendance
- Hiding all problems
- Giving speeches without targets
Expert · Level 31 · long-term-benefit,self-reliance,women-empowerment
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- Increasing the number of educated healthy and self-reliant women through equal opportunities
- Making gender discrimination permanent
- Reducing girls' education
- Increasing inequality in families
Expert · Level 31 · local-language,communication,community
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- Because people understand messages better in their own context and language
- Because local language always changes law
- Because it ends the purpose of education
- Because it reduces girls' participation
Expert · Level 31 · whole-society,convergence,empowerment
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- Because girl child empowerment needs the role of health education family and community
- Because education has no role in the scheme
- Because family behaviour is not important
- Because community change is impossible
Hard · Level 33 · home-science,bbbp,convergence
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- Only publicity by one department
- Joint work of health, education and women-child development services
- Closing all schools
- Giving only cash benefit
Hard · Level 33 · home-science,sex-ratio,data-review
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- Review relevant data and identify high-risk areas
- Declare holiday in all schools
- Stop girls' activities
- Treat the issue only as a private matter
Hard · Level 33 · home-science,school,gender-sensitive
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- Only completing syllabus
- Creating gender-sensitive environment and equal participation
- Keeping girls away from leadership
- Focusing only on exam result
Hard · Level 33 · home-science,girl-birth,awareness
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- Give social respect to the birth of a daughter
- Only provide entertainment
- Stop girls' education
- Increase discrimination in families
Hard · Level 33 · home-science,girl-education,career
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- Increase in decision-making, confidence and future employment opportunities
- Distance from household decisions
- Decrease in social participation
- Decline in health awareness
Hard · Level 33 · home-science,parent-counselling,role-model
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- Punish the community and stop dialogue
- Share examples of successful educated women and counsel parents
- Stop girls' school attendance
- Only file reports
Hard · Level 33 · home-science,monitoring,evaluation
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- Because social behaviour and real experiences also affect outcomes
- Because data has no use
- Because the scheme is not related to education
- Because girl safety is irrelevant
Hard · Level 33 · home-science,skill-training,livelihood
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- It connects them with future livelihood and self-reliance
- It makes education unnecessary
- It reduces girl child rights
- It is only a way to pass time
Hard · Level 33 · home-science,sex-selection,community-vigilance
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- Remain silent and treat the practice as normal
- Report suspicious practices and spread awareness
- Call gender discrimination a tradition
- Treat daughter birth as shame
Hard · Level 33 · home-science,rights,empowerment
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- Symbolic neglect
- Rights-based empowerment
- Anti-education behaviour
- Distance from health services
What does gender sensitive career guidance mean in the context of the scheme?
Correct answer: A
Gender sensitive guidance frees careers from gender stereotypes. In exams write choice and opportunity.
View question detailsIn which situation would lack of interdepartmental coordination under the scheme be visible?
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Coordination means turning information into joint action. In exams identify department linkage.
View question detailsWhen would use of digital media in girls' education be most useful for the scheme?
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Digital media is useful when it increases opportunity and safe learning. In exams connect technology with purpose.
View question detailsIf a girl is not sent regularly to school due to household work which inequality does the scheme highlight?
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Unequal burden of household work can stop a girl's education. In exams connect unpaid care work with gender issue.
View question detailsWhat is the most accurate conclusion of a rights based approach in the scheme?
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A rights based view treats the girl not as a passive beneficiary but as a rights holder. In exams remember the term rights holder.
View question detailsWhat should be the main purpose of a district level review meeting under the scheme?
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A review meeting means identifying problems and deciding improvements. In exams connect review with corrective action.
View question detailsWhich option best expresses the long term social benefit of the scheme?
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Long term benefit is seen in social equality and women's self-reliance. In exams link long term outcome with empowerment.
View question detailsWhy can messages in local language be effective for the scheme?
Correct answer: A
Local language makes messages simple trustworthy and closer to the community. In exams remember communication context.
View question detailsIf a programme treats Beti Bachao Beti Padhao as the work of only the women welfare department why is this view incomplete?
Correct answer: A
The scheme is based on multi-sectoral and social participation. In exams write whole society approach.
View question detailsWhat is the most correct meaning of convergence approach in Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao Yojana?
Correct answer: B
Convergence means multiple departments working together to achieve the goal. Exam tip: remember it as a coordinated strategy.
View question detailsIf sex ratio at birth is poor in a district, which administrative step should be prioritized first?
Correct answer: A
Effective intervention is not possible without correct problem identification. Exam tip: treat data-based planning as the first step.
View question detailsWhat is the most effective role of school in reducing discrimination against girls?
Correct answer: B
School can become a place to practice equal opportunity and respectful behaviour. Exam tip: see school as a medium of social change.
View question detailsWhat is the main purpose of activities such as celebrating girl child birth under BBBP?
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Such activities make the birth of a daughter a positive social event. Exam tip: connect symbolic activities with mindset change.
View question detailsWhat is the most practical outcome of girls' education in the context of the scheme?
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Education enables a girl in both life and career. Exam tip: treat education as the base of empowerment.
View question detailsIf a community considers spending on girls' education wasteful, which measure is most suitable under the scheme?
Correct answer: B
Positive examples and counselling help change social attitudes. Exam tip: link role models with behaviour change.
View question detailsWhy is looking only at numbers not enough for monitoring the scheme?
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Evaluation becomes more accurate when behaviour and experiences are understood along with numbers. Exam tip: remember both quantitative and qualitative aspects.
View question detailsWhy is skill training important for adolescent girls from the perspective of BBBP?
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Skill training links education with work and career. Exam tip: connect skills with livelihood.
View question detailsWhat can be the role of community in preventing prenatal sex selection?
Correct answer: B
Community can help prevent wrong practices through vigilance and social pressure. Exam tip: understand community monitoring as important.
View question detailsAccording to the spirit of the scheme, including a daughter in family decisions is an example of what?
Correct answer: B
Participation in decisions strengthens a girl's dignity and rights. Exam tip: link participation with empowerment.
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