EDU:01 MCQ

1.What was the relation between Plato and Aristotle? a) Plato was student of Aristotle b) Aristotle was student of Plato c) Plato and Aristotle were brothers d) Plato and Aristotle were colleagues Ans:b) Aristotle was a student of Plato 2.Electicism means borrowing beliefs from? a) One philosophy b) Two philosophy C) Three philosophy d) Different philosophy Ans:d) Different philosophy 3.What is the teaching through deductive method a) From general to specific b) From specific to general c) From macro to micro d) From easy to difficult Ans:a) From general to specific 4.Which one is not the source of formal education? a) School b) Museum c) Library d) Home Ans:d) Home 5.The literal meaning of philosophy is: a) Love of truth b) Love of knowledge c) Love of values d) Love of wisdom Ans:d) Love of wisdom 6.Who emphasized that education should be social process? a) Vivekananda b) Rousseau c) Dewey d) Pestolozzi Ans:c) Dewey 7.Epistemology is the branch of philosophy concerned with the theory of a) Education b) Learning c) Knowledge d) philosophy of education Ans:c) Knowledge 8.According to famous philosophers teaching is a/an a) Art b) Science C) Techniques Ans:a) Art 10.Which school of the Philosophy of education advocated project method of teaching a) Realism b) Pragmatism c) Idealism d) Naturalism Ans:b) Pragmatism 11.Who raised the slogan "back to nature"? a) Naturalism b)Realism c) Humanism d) Pragmatism Ans:a) Naturalism 12) What is the main centre of informal education? a) society b) Family c) Radio and television d) All of th above Ans:d) All of the above 13. Who was the supporter of Naturalism in education? a) Frobel b) Armstrong c) John Locke d) Rousseau Ans:d) Rousseau 14. What is called education acquired with out any specific purpose fixed period and place? a) Indirect education b) Individual education c)Informal education d) Formal education Ans: Informal education 15.The ability to critically perceive the pulse of social, political and economic operation and to take action against the oppressive elements of society is termed as--------- a) Conscientization b) civilization c) Constructivism d) urbanization Ans:a) Conscientization 16.Who is considered to the father of sociology? a) Emilie Durkein b) Aristotle c) Plato d) August Comte Ans:- d) August Comte 17.The word Socius means......... A a)Associate b)Member of an association c)member of society d)None of tge above Ans:-a)Associate 18.Sociology studies..... a)Man's behaviour in groups b)Man's behaviour at home c)Man's behaviou with his surrounding d)Man's behavior in isolation Ans:-a)Man's behaviour. in groups 19.Application of principles of sociology is known as........ a)Social science of education b)Social foundation of education c)social education d)Educational Sociology Ans:-d)Educational sociology 20.Education provide by the school is..... a)Formal b)Informal c)traditional d)Highly standerdized Ans:-Formal 21.Charecteristics of society among these is.......... a)Specific aim b)Mutual awareness c)Interrelation d)Definite geographical area Ans:-c)Interrelation 22.Discrimination based on a person's language is known as....... a)Linguism b)Regionalism c) caste-ism d)Communism Ans:-a) Linguism 23.Indian caste system has........main classes. a)5 b)6 c)4 d)3 Ans:-c)4 24.According to whome "India present spectacle of museum of tongues"? a)A.R Desai b)Sir jones c)Jenson d)Alvin Troffes Ans:-a)A.R Desai 25.Achange in lifestyle of a group of comminity in believes and behaviour of another group is called........ a)Social change b)Cultural change c)Civilization change d)None of these Ans:-a) Social change.