National Population Policy

Question 1HardLevel 87

Why would only economic penalty not be considered sufficient to deal with high birth rate under the National Population Policy?

ABecause the policy also depends on education health services and voluntary awarenessBBecause birth rate has no link with societyCBecause health service is unnecessaryDBecause education only increases birth rate

Question 2HardLevel 87

Which relation between population quality and standard of living is correct in the National Population Policy?

ABetter health education and nutrition improve standard of livingBPopulation quality has no relation with standard of livingCPoor health always raises standard of livingDIlliteracy improves family welfare

Question 3HardLevel 87

What long-term benefit is possible by giving information to adolescents under the National Population Policy?

ACapacity for responsible health and family decisions increasesBCensus stopsCAll schools decreaseDDiseases automatically increase

Question 4HardLevel 87

How should the relation between birth rate and health services be understood in the National Population Policy?

AHealth services influence birth rate behaviour through family planning and safe motherhoodBHealth services have no relation with birth rateCHealth services only change weatherDBirth rate is decided only by mountains

Question 5HardLevel 87

Why is women’s education considered not just literacy but a tool of population policy?

AIt improves decisions related to marriage health nutrition and family sizeBIt hides population dataCIt is only factory productionDIt stops health services

Question 6HardLevel 87

In which situation would the goal of the National Population Policy be most weakened?

AHealth services are poor and adolescents get no informationBImmunisation is universalCGirls education increasesDBirth and death registration is accurate

Question 7HardLevel 87

Why is it necessary to include both urban and rural areas in the National Population Policy?

ABecause population issues can take different forms by regionBBecause people do not live in rural areasCBecause cities do not need healthDBecause the policy is limited only to the capital

Question 8HardLevel 87

Why is it more appropriate to call it population management rather than only population control in the National Population Policy?

ABecause it includes health education quality and rights-based choicesBBecause it only reduces numbersCBecause it has no social aspectDBecause it has no family welfare

Question 9HardLevel 87

Which indicator is most relevant for measuring success of the National Population Policy?

AImprovement in education health birth rate and maternal child mortalityBOnly length of roadsCOnly export valueDOnly height of mountains

Question 10HardLevel 87

Which is the broadest message of the National Population Policy?

AA healthy educated aware and balanced population is the base of sustainable developmentBOnly more population is developmentCOnly less population is developmentDPopulation has no relation with development

Question 11HardLevel 88

Which option best shows that the National Population Policy is not limited only to reducing birth rate?

AIt also stresses health education nutrition and family welfareBIt only expands citiesCIt only deals with mineral productionDIt only studies river valleys

Question 12HardLevel 88

What is the most suitable reason for treating adolescents as a separate target group in the National Population Policy?

AThey are only voting citizensBTheir health education and nutrition needs affect future population qualityCThey are only elderly dependent populationDThey are only migrant workers

Question 13HardLevel 88

How can delayed marriage be linked with population stabilisation in the National Population Policy?

AIt only increases the number of school buildingsBIt only removes age structureCIt can help balance by improving maternal health and reducing early childbearingDIt completely stops migration

Question 14HardLevel 88

If infant mortality is high in an area what should be the most primary improvement under the National Population Policy?

AIncreasing only the number of marketsBOpening only mining areasCPromoting only tourismDStrengthening immunisation nutrition and child health services

Question 15HardLevel 88

Which is the correct meaning of population stabilisation in the National Population Policy?

ABalancing population growth with resources and standard of livingBSuddenly making population zeroCTurning only villages into citiesDIncreasing only death rate

Question 16HardLevel 88

What is the strongest link between girls' education and the National Population Policy?

AGirls' education has no link with family healthBEducated girls can make better decisions on marriage health and family planningCGirls' education is useful only for gamesDGirls' education makes population data useless

Question 17HardLevel 88

Why is family planning understood from a rights based view in the National Population Policy?

ABecause it is only a government orderBBecause it is only calculation of dataCBecause couples should get safe information and choicesDBecause it is only a method of tax collection

Question 18HardLevel 88

In which situation does the service access goal of the National Population Policy become most necessary?

AWhen health facility is available only in a distant cityBWhen health service is already available in every homeCWhen infant and maternal deaths are absentDWhen all people are fully nourished

Question 19HardLevel 88

Which double benefit can come from improving maternal health in the National Population Policy?

AOnly industry and trade increaseBOnly migration and urbanisation stopCOnly land use changesDMother's safety and newborn survival chances increase

Question 20HardLevel 88

Public awareness campaigns under the National Population Policy will be effective only if they stress what?

ACorrect information on health family planning and responsible decisionsBOnly glamour of advertisementCOnly names of citiesDOnly map decoration

National Population Policy

Quiz this set

Why would only economic penalty not be considered sufficient to deal with high birth rate under the National Population Policy?

Which relation between population quality and standard of living is correct in the National Population Policy?

What long-term benefit is possible by giving information to adolescents under the National Population Policy?

How should the relation between birth rate and health services be understood in the National Population Policy?

Why is women’s education considered not just literacy but a tool of population policy?

In which situation would the goal of the National Population Policy be most weakened?

Why is it necessary to include both urban and rural areas in the National Population Policy?

Why is it more appropriate to call it population management rather than only population control in the National Population Policy?

Which indicator is most relevant for measuring success of the National Population Policy?

Which is the broadest message of the National Population Policy?

Which option best shows that the National Population Policy is not limited only to reducing birth rate?

What is the most suitable reason for treating adolescents as a separate target group in the National Population Policy?

How can delayed marriage be linked with population stabilisation in the National Population Policy?

If infant mortality is high in an area what should be the most primary improvement under the National Population Policy?

Which is the correct meaning of population stabilisation in the National Population Policy?

What is the strongest link between girls' education and the National Population Policy?

Why is family planning understood from a rights based view in the National Population Policy?

In which situation does the service access goal of the National Population Policy become most necessary?

Which double benefit can come from improving maternal health in the National Population Policy?

Public awareness campaigns under the National Population Policy will be effective only if they stress what?

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National Population Policy

Quiz this set

Why would only economic penalty not be considered sufficient to deal with high birth rate under the National Population Policy?

Which relation between population quality and standard of living is correct in the National Population Policy?

What long-term benefit is possible by giving information to adolescents under the National Population Policy?

How should the relation between birth rate and health services be understood in the National Population Policy?

Why is women’s education considered not just literacy but a tool of population policy?

In which situation would the goal of the National Population Policy be most weakened?

Why is it necessary to include both urban and rural areas in the National Population Policy?

Why is it more appropriate to call it population management rather than only population control in the National Population Policy?

Which indicator is most relevant for measuring success of the National Population Policy?

Which is the broadest message of the National Population Policy?

Which option best shows that the National Population Policy is not limited only to reducing birth rate?

What is the most suitable reason for treating adolescents as a separate target group in the National Population Policy?

How can delayed marriage be linked with population stabilisation in the National Population Policy?

If infant mortality is high in an area what should be the most primary improvement under the National Population Policy?

Which is the correct meaning of population stabilisation in the National Population Policy?

What is the strongest link between girls' education and the National Population Policy?

Why is family planning understood from a rights based view in the National Population Policy?

In which situation does the service access goal of the National Population Policy become most necessary?

Which double benefit can come from improving maternal health in the National Population Policy?

Public awareness campaigns under the National Population Policy will be effective only if they stress what?

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