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    Course : CHILDHOOD AND GROWING UP (CC1)

    MODEL QUESTIONS

    *Read the questions carefully and choose the correct answer from the given
    options.

    Q1. Physical development is ____

    a) Quantitative in nature

    b) Qualitative in nature

    c) Reflective in nature

    d) Continuous in nature

    Answer (a)

    Q2. Ravi has started walking at the age of one and a half years. This is an
    example of

    a) Moral development

    b) Mental development

    c) Motor development

    d) Emotional development

    Answer (c)
    Q3. which of the following agent of Socialization provides children with their
    first system of values, norms and beliefs?

    a) School
    b) Family
    c) Peer group
    d) Media

    Ans b

    Q4. Human personality is the result of ___

    a) interaction between heredity and environment

    b) only environment

    c) only heredity

    d) upbringing and education

    Answer (a)

    Q5. Which one of the following is not a characteristic of maturation?

    a) Dependence on Heredity
    b) Modification from within
    c) External stimuli to develop
    d) Reliance on growth

    Ans c
    Q6. 1. Curriculum should focus on child’s maturity. H

    2. Ignoring the principle of maturity in curriculum will generate disinterest

    among learners.

    Select the correct option

    a) Statement 1 is true statement 2 is false


    b) Statement 1 is false statement 2 is true
    c) Both the statements are true
    d) Both the statements are false

    Q7. 1. Maturation facilitates the process of learning.

    2. The external stimulus is very necessary in maturation

    Select the correct option

    a) Statement 1 is true statement 2 is false

    b) Statement 1 is false statement 2 is true

    c) Both the statements are true

    d) Both the statements are false

    Q8. A characteristics inherited by all the human beings

    a) Physical Strength
    b) Immunity
    c) Physical structure
    d) Physical Environment
    Answer c
    Q9. A child’s Mental Health is affected by following factor except one L

    a) Home Environment

    b) Health

    c) Environment of school

    d) School Policies

    Answer (d)

    Q10. As per Piaget, Schema building occurs as a result of modifying new


    information to fit current schemas and by modifying old schemas as per new
    information. This two processes are known as _______

    a) accommodation and adoption

    b) assimilation and adaptation

    c) equilibrium and modification

    d) assimilation and accommodation

    Answer (d)

    Q11. In Kolhbergs theory which level signifies the absence of morality in the
    true sense ?

    a) level I

    b) level II

    c) level III

    d) level IV

    Answer (a)
    Q12. Who propagated the theory of Emotional development? L

    a) Freud

    b) Jean Piaget

    c) Vygotsky

    d) Goleman

    Answer (d)

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