General Knowledge Practice Quiz 48

Q1.Who is credited for the layout of the textbook 'INDIA PEOPLE AND ECONOMY'?

A. Blue Fish B. Joel Gill C. Cartographic Design Agency D. Deepak Jaiswal

Q2.What is the ISBN of the textbook 'INDIA PEOPLE AND ECONOMY'?

A. 81-7450-734-5 B. 81-7450-735-6 C. 81-7451-734-5 D. 81-7450-734-6

Q3.The provided text refers to a textbook titled 'INDIA PEOPLE AND ECONOMY' for which class?

A. Class X B. Class XI C. Class XII D. Class IX

Q4.What is the specified GSM of the paper used for printing the textbook 'INDIA PEOPLE AND ECONOMY'?

A. 60 GSM B. 70 GSM C. 80 GSM D. 90 GSM

Q5.Which company is responsible for printing the textbook 'INDIA PEOPLE AND ECONOMY'?

A. National Council of Educational Research and Training B. Publication Division C. India Binding House D. Cartographic Design Agency

Q6.The National Curriculum Framework (NCF) mentioned in the text was introduced in which year?

A. 2005 B. 1986 C. 2006 D. 2026

Q7.What is a primary recommendation of the National Curriculum Framework (NCF), 2005?

A. To link children’s life at school to their life outside the school B. To promote rote learning and memorization C. To maintain sharp boundaries between different subject areas D. To treat textbooks as the sole basis of examination

Q8.The NCF 2005 principle of linking school life to outside life marks a departure from which traditional educational approach?

A. Child-centred learning B. Experiential learning C. Bookish learning D. Activity-based learning

Q9.What is a consequence of 'bookish learning' in the education system?

A. It fosters creativity and initiative B. It strengthens the link between school and community C. It causes a gap between the school, home and community D. It encourages a child-centred system

Q10.What is one of the attempts made by syllabi and textbooks developed on the basis of NCF 2005?

A. To encourage rote learning B. To maintain sharp boundaries between subjects C. To discourage rote learning D. To treat textbooks as the sole basis for exams

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General Knowledge Practice Quiz 48