Primary Education

Q.

What Is the aim of Mid-Day meal Programme?

Q. What can be done so that more non-farm production activities can be started in villages?

Q. The Mid-day Meal Scheme of the Government of India was introduced in ___________.

1. 1993
2. 1995
3. 1996
4. 1997

Q. What are the minimum educational requirements that a school should have as per Operation Blackboard?

1. Video games
2. Library
3. Toilets
4. Projector
5. Playground
6. Maps
7. Blackboards
8. Ventilators

Q. In which of the following ways did the Operation Blackboard impact the primary education?

1. It helped in ensuring and improving basic school amenities.
2. It helped in ensuring education to girls, scheduled castes, scheduled tribes and minorities.
3. It helped in ensuring that there were no school dropouts.
4. It helped in balancing fees structure.

Q. Which of the following is incorrect about the 'Mid-day Meal Scheme'?

1. The meal is only available to students in government institutions.
2. The meal is available only to students in private educational institutions.
3. The meal is available only to poor students enrolled in government educational institutions.
4. The meal is available only to poor students enrolled in private educational institutions.

Q. Match the following schemes to the years they were introduced in.

1. 2009
2. 1995
3. 1986
4. 1994

Q. Which of the following schools would be considered as having the minimum educational requirements as per 'Operation Blackboard'?

1. A school having one classroom and no library
2. A school having a playground and no toilets
3. A school having classrooms but no teachers
4. A school having two classrooms and a library

Q. What were the objectives of the District Primary Education Programme?

1. It aimed at providing school equipments.
2. It aimed at providing a uniform primary education.
3. It aimed on the education for girls and the physically handicapped.
4. The plan aimed at 100% attendance in primary school.