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Home Science

KGBV

In this Home Science topic, students examine KGBV as an initiative that supports the education and development of girls from disadvantaged communities through residential schooling. Linked to Work, Livelihood and Career, it helps learners understand how access to education, life skills, vocational exposure and supportive environments can influence livelihood choices, financial independence and career planning. The topic also encourages reflection on gender equity, social barriers and the role of educational opportunities in strengthening individual and community well-being.

Medium · Level 2 · 25 questions

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  1. Education can keep girls in school and reduce pressure of early marriage
  2. Education increases early marriage
  3. School is a marriage centre
  4. Hostel is a replacement for marriage
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  1. Support for health nutrition and learning ability
  2. Increasing school fees
  3. Closing classes
  4. Ending hostel discipline
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  1. So they can connect education with future livelihood
  2. So they leave studies
  3. So they only stay in hostel
  4. So they do not take exams
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  1. It is part of dignity and safety
  2. It stops education
  3. It ends discipline
  4. It removes health support
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  1. To report problems safely and get solutions
  2. To keep students silent
  3. To stop education
  4. To remove safety
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  1. Identification enrolment and bridge support
  2. Refusal from school
  3. Distance from community
  4. Closing classes
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  1. To understand health hygiene and self care
  2. To remove school books
  3. To close residential facility
  4. To stop career information
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  1. When a girl is falling behind in learning
  2. When a girl is consistently performing above the expected level in all subjects
  3. When a girl wants to participate only in sports activities
  4. When a girl attends class regularly and has no difficulty in any subject
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  1. They increase confidence and participation
  2. They end education
  3. They remove hostel rules
  4. They reduce nutrition
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  1. Girls’ safety is ensured and a supportive learning environment is created
  2. Girls’ attendance in school necessarily decreases
  3. The need for teachers in the residential school ends
  4. Girls’ academic activities and classes are discontinued
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  1. They can motivate girls to continue education and set career goals
  2. They encourage girls to stay away from school activities
  3. They limit girls’ access to higher education and employment opportunities
  4. They reduce girls’ confidence in their abilities
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  1. Increase in girls education continuity and confidence
  2. Decrease in girls study
  3. Being out of school
  4. Lack of safety
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  1. To understand her needs and problems and give better support
  2. To keep her away from decisions
  3. To close the school
  4. To stop teacher communication
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  1. Teaching that gives girls respectful and equal opportunity
  2. Keeping girls silent
  3. Discriminating in education
  4. Giving only punishment for discipline
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  1. To help staff understand protection rules and sensitive behaviour
  2. To remove girls from school
  3. To close hostel
  4. To reduce education
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  1. Girls and their families can easily understand information and instructions
  2. Studies and school activities become more difficult
  3. Community support for the school decreases
  4. The system for registering girls’ complaints is discontinued
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  1. To identify health problems on time
  2. To increase school fees
  3. To empty the hostel
  4. To close classes
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  1. To familiarise girls with the world of work, different skills and career options
  2. To provide only vocational training in place of general education
  3. To restrict girls only to traditional household work
  4. To make it compulsory to accept any job immediately after school
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  1. So every girl gets respect and equal learning opportunity
  2. To exclude some girls
  3. To reduce equality
  4. To stop study
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  1. For health dignity and regular attendance
  2. To stop studies
  3. To stop sports
  4. To reduce nutrition
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  1. To help girls set goals and motivate further study
  2. To stop education
  3. To remove from hostel
  4. To reduce safety
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  1. Enrolment attendance learning level and safety condition
  2. Only colour of building
  3. Only name of food
  4. Only holiday list
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  1. To fill learning gaps and join regular class
  2. To remove her from studies
  3. To increase school fee
  4. To end hostel rules
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  1. Increasing empowerment and future livelihood capacity by giving safe residential education support to disadvantaged girls
  2. Giving only hostel facility without education
  3. Keeping girls away from education
  4. Running only an exam centre
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  1. It strengthens learning confidence and regular attendance
  2. It stops learning
  3. It makes girls unsafe
  4. It removes career guidance

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