Question 11 : Who gives the system of education in India?
1. State
2. Family
3. Society
4. Economy
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Question 12 : Christ said 'Render unto Ceasar things that are Ceasar's and unto God the things that are God's. Mark out the correct conclusion.
1. King is superior to God
2. State is not of Divine origin
3. One should be loyal to the King
4. Church and the state are two different institutions
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Question 13 : In simple societies, deviations from an appropriate day to day behaviour are corrected by such social controls as
1. Gossip
2. Ridicule
3. Mild Ostracism
4. All of these
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Question 14 : Family is said to be a primary social institution because
1. It is a basic social unit
2. All these above characteristics are found in it
3. There is high degree of face-to-face relationship within this
4. A high degree of importance is attached to it by all societies of people
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Question 15 : Schools are social institutions because they
1. Are established by the society
2. Suggest solutions to social problems
3. Suggest ways and means of social progress
4. Preserve and instill in future generations the knowledge, ideas, and customs of our culture
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Question 16 : Which article of the Indian Constitution proclaims that 'untouchability is abolished'?
1. Article 15
2. Article 16
3. Article 17
4. Article 18
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Question 17 : A social system invariably has a
1. Personality
2. Social structure
3. Culture of its own
4. All of these
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Question 18 : Due to Social Contract, man
1. Lost his freedom
2. Gained his freedom
3. Became part of the whole
4. State came into existence
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Question 19 : In India, education is the responsibility of
1. State Government
2. Central Government
3. Both (a) and (b)
4. None of these
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Question 20 : Which is not relevant for achieving vertical social mobility?
1. Wealth
2. Religion
3. Education
4. Family background
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