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Examination Result Of
December 2018 (Declared)
PREPARATORY COURSE IN SOCIAL SCIENCES
FREE ASSIGNMENT  Online Admission Open For
July 2018 Session – Last Date
SECTION–I
Extended To 16th August, 2018
Answer all the questions in about 200 words each. Each question carries 10 marks.
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Q1. What is ‘regionalism? List down the major economic factors responsible for regionalism in India. ANALYSIS: MEC-002 June:
Ans. Regionalism is desire and movements by people living in a defined territory and having a feeling of 2018 Question Paper
solidarity, against felt injustice, discrimination or neglect of their region. Regionalism can be of two varieties:
Socio-culture or politico-administrative.  IGNOU Government And
Politics In India: BPSE-212 June, 
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Economic factors 2018 Question Paper
In a way, the economic component is the crux of regionalism. In Indian situation there are three aspects of  IGNOU EHI-02: History Of
economic problem: (a) slow development, (b) regional imbalances and (c) paradoxes of adopted path of India : Earliest Time To 8th
development. Century A.D. June, 2018
During independence struggle, the people were fed on the idea that all their suffering and miseries were due Question Paper
to foreign rule and once the British would leave the country there would begin an era of plenty. All their
sufferings would then come to an end. On the basis of this promise, people in general gave their total support
to the nationalist leadership and the dominant party. However, in spite of many achievements, India still has Recent Comments
not attained the leve1 of development that can fulfill minimum basic needs of all.
Q2. Explain the concept of ‘Fundamental Rights’. List down the six Fundamental Rights enshrined in the  Keri Southern on IGNOU
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Ans. The Fundamental Rights the Constitution affirms the basic principle that every citizen is entitled to the
enjoyment of certain rights. These rights include all the basic liberties such as freedom of speech, movement  Jokerslot on IGNOU PGDDM
and association, equality before law and equal protection of law, freedom of belief, and cultural educational Course Full Information
freedoms.
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1. Right to Equality: There are five Articles dealing with the right to equality. Article 14 deals with equality before law 101: LANGUAGE THROUGH
and equal protection of law. Article 15 prohibits discrimination on grounds of religion, race, caste, sex or place of birth.
The state is empowered to make special provisions for women and children. Equality of opportunity is guaranteed LITERATURE DEC 2017
under Article 16. The Commitment of the Constitution to eradicate untouchability finds emphasis in Article 17 that QUESTION PAPER
abolishes untouchability and makes its practice in any form an offence punishable in accordance with law. Article 18
lays down that no title, not being a military or academic distinction, shall be conferred by the State.  Fafa Slot on IGNOU PGDDM
2. Right to Freedom: All citizens have the right: (a) to freedom of speech and expression; (b) to assemble peaceably and Course Full Information
without arms; (c) to form association or unions; (d) to move freely throughout the territory of India; (e) to reside and
settle in any part of the territory of India: and (f) to practice any profession, or to carry on any occupation, trade or  admin on IGNOU MA Pol.
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3. Right Against Exploitation: The constitution provides that no person who is arrested is to be detained in custody REPORT
without being informed (as soon as possible) of grounds of such arrest. As a part of Right to Freedom, the Constitution
also guarantees rights against exploitation by prohibiting traffic in human beings.
Q3. Discuss the role of civil society in upliftment of the socio-economic condition of the marginalized Archives
people in society.
Ans. The role of civil society in the upliftment of the socio-economic condition of the marginalized people in  February 2019
society may be understood in the light of two examples documented by Oommen (2001). The first example is
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of the pulaya caste (in Kerala) the members of which were treated as untouchables and several as slaves till
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the late nineteenth century. The pulayas organized themselves into a caste association that came to be  July 2018
known as Sadhujana Paripalana Sangham (SPS) in 1907. The SPS fought for equality and in 1907 itself, the
government agreed to allow children of pulaya caste (who had been earlier denied admission because they  June 2018
were considered untouchable) to government schools.
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Q4. Can social reality be interpreted objectively? Discuss.
Ans. Social sciences deal with different aspects of human society and interpersonal relationships among  April 2018
people in society. Often, the conclusions that social scientists draw are said to be too general and of common  March 2018
sense understanding. This happens because social sciences deal with society and social issues like marriage,
Caste, family etc. of which most people are aware. The common people form opinions about them. However,  February 2018
insight and understanding of social scientists is not mere common sense. Social science studies are well
planned, systematic and based on specialized knowledge of its different components. For example, many of  January 2018
us are familiar with some of the medicines for common fever; but this knowledge does not qualify us to
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practice as a professional doctor. We do not know the nature, types and consequences of fever on the body
and the methods and techniques of doing proper diagnosis.
Q5. Explain the social manifestation of industrialization. Categories
Ans. The very process of capitalist expansion was such that it created major upheavals in the social life of
mankind. Industrial production required the mobilization and concentration of potential workers at one place.  Assignment
This and the requirement of a market led to huge migrations from rural areas into the cities. Those who left
the villages did not just leave their places, they left their whole world behind, which was eventually  Ignou
irretrievably lost to them. Their natural ties (of family, caste, clan, village, religion, community, language)  IGNOU Admission
began to be loosened and eroded. It was like leaving the familiarity and coziness of their ‘cultural nests’ and
landing in unfamiliar surroundings and places that were alien to them. The cultural nests or cozy cocoons  IGNOU Project Reports
that were abandoned were also gradually eroded. The community lives that these men and women shared
were gradually replaced by a different type of life in which they lived not as members of the old community  IGNOU Question Papers
but as individuals – members of an atomized, anonymous mass society. The hardships and brutalities of this
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life were noticed and commented upon by philosophers like Karl Marx and novelists like Charles Dickens.
SECTION–II  University
Q1. The process of mobilization of a group of people who share common attributes in terms of culture,
language, religion, history etc. is called Meta
1. Ethnic Assertion
2. Caste
3. Class
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Q2. Who proposed the concept of ‘culture of poverty’?
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2. Oscar Lewis
3. Boris Yeltsin
4. Bill Clinton
Ans. Oscar Lewis
Q3. Crude Birth Rate is defined as number of births taking place in a year
1. per 100 population
2. per 10,000 population
3. per 1000 population
4. per 5000 population
Ans. per 1000 population
Q4. Jati is
1. a gender-based category
2. a racial category
3. an administrative category
4. an occupational category
Ans. an occupational category
Q5. Which article of the Indian Constitution abolishes untouchability?
1. Article 17
2. Article 16
3. Article 15
4. Article 14
Ans. Article 17
Q6. Power to proclaim emergency in India is vested with the
1. President
2. Vice-President
3. Prime Minister
4. Home Minister
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Ans. President
Q7. In which year did the Indian Sepoys of the British East India Company’s army raise the banner of
revolt for the first time?
1. 1954
2. 1955
3. 1956
4. 1857
Ans. 1857
Q8. Which of the following is a Fundamental Right of Indian citizens?
1. Right to Exploitation
2. Right to Inequality
3. Right to Freedom of Religion
4. Right to Discrimination
Ans. Right to Exploitation
Q9. Kshatriya ruling lineages combined to form
1. Rajyasanghas
2. Loksanghas
3. Ganasabhas
4. Ganasanghas
Ans. Ganasanghas
Q10. Which Act allowed the British government to arrest any person without any trial, aiming to curb the
national movement?
1. Rowlatt Act
2. Khilafat Act
3. Khadi Act
4. Swaraj Act
Ans. Rowlatt Act
Q11. ‘Primary Sector’ incorporates all activities that are
1. Land or animal centered
2. Technology Centered
3. Communication Centered
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4. Industry Centered
Ans. Land or animal centered
Q12. Labour Force is defined to include
1. Both employed and unemployed people
2. Only employed people
3. Only unemployed people
4. Neither employed nor unemployed people.
Ans. Both employed and unemployed people
Q13. Lack of development by some states/regions in the country as opposed to impressive progress
achieved by other states or regions is referred to as:
1. Regional Balance
2. Regional Imbalance
3. Regionalism
4. Differentiation
Ans. Regional Imbalance
Q14. A level of income that is just enough to meet the food requirements of a person is called.
1. Affluence line
2. Integration line
3. Poverty line
4. Food line
Ans. Poverty line
Q15. The liberalized economic policy of the Indian government lifted many restrictions on:
1. Industries and foreign trade
2. Horticulture
3. Entertainment
4. Immigration
Ans. Industries and foreign trade
Q16. Which of the following causes soil erosion?
1. Solar energy
2. Deforestation
3. Dense forests
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4. Low intensity surface winds
Ans. Deforestation
Q17. Size of the population or community that can be supported by the resources available in the
ecosystem is referred to as:
1. Greenhouse effect
2. Carrying capacity
3. Life expectancy
4. Ecology
Ans. Carrying capacity
Q18. Which Indian national leaders formed the Swaraj Party?
1. C R Das and Motilal Nehru
2. Jawaharlal Nehru and Motilal Nehru
3. C R Das and Chandra Shekhar Azad
4. Lala Lajpat Rai and Chandra Shekhar Azad
Ans. C R Das and Motilal Nehru
Q19. When the council of Ministers in a state is dismissed, the administration of the state is run by
1. Chief Minister
2. Prime Minister
3. Governor
4. President
Ans. Governor
Q20. Polyandry refers to the practice of
1. A woman marrying more than one man
2. A woman marrying one man
3. A man marrying more than one woman
4. A man living with his parents
Ans. A woman marrying more than one man
Q21. Statements that provide information to the public on various services offered by government or
public agencies are called:
1. Citizen Charters
2. Right to Information
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3. Public Statements
4. Public Charters
Ans. Citizen Charters
Q22. Gram Sabha consists of all adults who are registered
1. as voters in the electoral rolls of the village
2. as teachers in village schools
3. in employment exchange
4. in census of the country
Ans. As voters in the electoral rolls of the village
Q23. NREGA guarantees employment of
1. 120 days in a year
2. 100 days in a year
3. 365 days in a year
4. 200 days in a year
Ans. 100 days in a year
Q24. Who identified bourgeoisie and proletariat as two classes in a capitalist society?
1. Max Weber
2. Amartya Sen
3. Karl Marx
4. Emile Durkheim
Ans. Karl Marx
Q25. In which year did economic planning in the form of Five Year Plans begin in India:
1. 1950
2. 1951
3. 1960
4. 1961
Ans. 1951

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