National Population Policy

Question 1ExpertLevel 86

What is the most accurate meaning of the immediate objective of the National Population Policy?

AMeeting unmet needs of contraception health infrastructure and health personnelBOnly increasing census frequencyCRewarding population growthDClosing rural health services

Question 2ExpertLevel 86

What was the main focus of the medium term objective of the National Population Policy?

AIncreasing birth rateBAchieving replacement level fertilityCExpanding only citiesDRemoving child health programmes

Question 3ExpertLevel 86

Which element was most central in the long term goal of the National Population Policy?

ASettling all families in citiesBEnding school educationCStable population with sustainable economic growthDStopping population registration

Question 4ExpertLevel 86

In the National Population Policy unmet needs are most closely related to what?

AOnly food storageBOnly policingCOnly transport planningDLack of contraception and health services

Question 5ExpertLevel 86

Which measure is most balanced for making the small family norm effective under the National Population Policy?

AEducation health services and voluntary choiceBPunishment fear and compulsionCIlliteracy and rumoursDChild marriage and social pressure

Question 6ExpertLevel 86

How can adolescent health be linked with population stabilization in the National Population Policy?

AIt only increases sports achievementBIt builds healthy decision making among future adultsCIt makes family planning irrelevantDIt reduces the need for education

Question 7ExpertLevel 86

If the average age of marriage rises in a region what is the likely effect in the context of the National Population Policy?

AChild immunisation will endBLiteracy will automatically become zeroCEarly motherhood will decreaseDCensus will become unnecessary

Question 8ExpertLevel 86

What is the deepest demographic effect of female education in the context of the National Population Policy?

AOnly increasing employment listsBOnly increasing language knowledgeCOnly increasing number of townsDDelayed marriage and increased reproductive awareness

Question 9ExpertLevel 86

How does reducing infant mortality indirectly help population stabilization under the National Population Policy?

AFamilies feel less need for extra births for securityBEvery family needs more childrenCThe role of health services endsDPopulation data becomes useless

Question 10ExpertLevel 86

Why was universal immunisation treated as part of population policy and not only a health programme?

ABecause it stops population countingBBecause it improves child survival and family welfareCBecause it reduces educationDBecause it lowers marriage age

Question 11ExpertLevel 86

Which democratic value is reflected by the voluntary nature of family planning in the National Population Policy?

AUse of forceBSocial exclusionCIndividual choice and rightsDHiding information

Question 12ExpertLevel 86

Why do family planning targets become difficult without strengthening health infrastructure under the National Population Policy?

ABecause publicity alone is enoughBBecause census provides treatmentCBecause marriages automatically stopDBecause services and counselling do not reach people

Question 13ExpertLevel 86

Which statement best expresses the relation between population stabilization and human development in the National Population Policy?

ABetter education health and nutrition improve population qualityBPopulation policy has no relation with educationCPopulation stabilization is only a policing issueDHuman development does not affect family decisions

Question 14ExpertLevel 86

What is the rationale for discouraging marriage before eighteen and preferring it after twenty in the National Population Policy?

ATo increase child labourBTo protect maternal health and educationCTo increase urban crowdingDTo reduce health counselling

Question 15ExpertLevel 86

Why is family welfare in the National Population Policy considered broader than birth control?

ABecause it only counts numbersBBecause it only covers marriage ceremoniesCBecause it includes health nutrition education and responsible decisionsDBecause health services are removed

Question 16ExpertLevel 86

If contraceptives are available in a district but people lack correct information which aspect of the policy is weak?

ACensus tableBPhysical transportCAgricultural productionDInformation education and communication

Question 17ExpertLevel 86

Why is an integrated approach to reproductive and child health services necessary in the National Population Policy?

ATo improve mother and child health togetherBOnly to keep recordsCTo separate educationDTo stop rural services

Question 18ExpertLevel 86

What is the practical meaning of replacement level fertility in the context of the National Population Policy?

AEach generation becomes much larger than the previous oneBPopulation can become nearly stable in the long runCAll births become zeroDCensus stops

Question 19ExpertLevel 86

The importance of Panchayati Raj institutions in the National Population Policy is related to what?

AOnly border securityBOnly industrial licencesCLocal public participation and service reachDMaritime trade

Question 20ExpertLevel 86

Why are girls' education and marriage age linked together in the National Population Policy?

ABecause education always increases early marriageBBecause marriage age has no relation with healthCBecause girls' education reduces decision makingDBecause education delays marriage and increases health awareness

National Population Policy

Quiz this set

What is the most accurate meaning of the immediate objective of the National Population Policy?

What was the main focus of the medium term objective of the National Population Policy?

Which element was most central in the long term goal of the National Population Policy?

In the National Population Policy unmet needs are most closely related to what?

Which measure is most balanced for making the small family norm effective under the National Population Policy?

How can adolescent health be linked with population stabilization in the National Population Policy?

If the average age of marriage rises in a region what is the likely effect in the context of the National Population Policy?

What is the deepest demographic effect of female education in the context of the National Population Policy?

How does reducing infant mortality indirectly help population stabilization under the National Population Policy?

Why was universal immunisation treated as part of population policy and not only a health programme?

Which democratic value is reflected by the voluntary nature of family planning in the National Population Policy?

Why do family planning targets become difficult without strengthening health infrastructure under the National Population Policy?

Which statement best expresses the relation between population stabilization and human development in the National Population Policy?

What is the rationale for discouraging marriage before eighteen and preferring it after twenty in the National Population Policy?

Why is family welfare in the National Population Policy considered broader than birth control?

If contraceptives are available in a district but people lack correct information which aspect of the policy is weak?

Why is an integrated approach to reproductive and child health services necessary in the National Population Policy?

What is the practical meaning of replacement level fertility in the context of the National Population Policy?

The importance of Panchayati Raj institutions in the National Population Policy is related to what?

Why are girls' education and marriage age linked together in the National Population Policy?

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National Population Policy

Quiz this set

What is the most accurate meaning of the immediate objective of the National Population Policy?

What was the main focus of the medium term objective of the National Population Policy?

Which element was most central in the long term goal of the National Population Policy?

In the National Population Policy unmet needs are most closely related to what?

Which measure is most balanced for making the small family norm effective under the National Population Policy?

How can adolescent health be linked with population stabilization in the National Population Policy?

If the average age of marriage rises in a region what is the likely effect in the context of the National Population Policy?

What is the deepest demographic effect of female education in the context of the National Population Policy?

How does reducing infant mortality indirectly help population stabilization under the National Population Policy?

Why was universal immunisation treated as part of population policy and not only a health programme?

Which democratic value is reflected by the voluntary nature of family planning in the National Population Policy?

Why do family planning targets become difficult without strengthening health infrastructure under the National Population Policy?

Which statement best expresses the relation between population stabilization and human development in the National Population Policy?

What is the rationale for discouraging marriage before eighteen and preferring it after twenty in the National Population Policy?

Why is family welfare in the National Population Policy considered broader than birth control?

If contraceptives are available in a district but people lack correct information which aspect of the policy is weak?

Why is an integrated approach to reproductive and child health services necessary in the National Population Policy?

What is the practical meaning of replacement level fertility in the context of the National Population Policy?

The importance of Panchayati Raj institutions in the National Population Policy is related to what?

Why are girls' education and marriage age linked together in the National Population Policy?

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