NCERT Class 11 Chapter 10 Political Science Development MCQ

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1. Development inevitably leads to

A. Displacement of the urban youth.

B. Losses for the foreign investors.

C. Decline in fiscal economy

D. Sacrifice of the marginalised class

2. The state which has achieved nearly total literacy in India is

A. Tamil Nadu

B. Andhra Pradesh

C. Kerala

D. Manipur

3. Development means :

A. Development with war

B. Development with dispute

C. Change along with growth

D. None of these

4. Key indicators of the Human Development Index are

A. Literacy, income, health

B. Income, crime rate, social security

C. Peace, nutrition, economic growth

D. Industrial growth, democratic participation, income

5. The emphasis is placed on ”harmony and happiness” in the

A. Narrower view

B. Broader view

C. Political

D. Economic

6. Which of the following ideas did not form part of the early phase of India’s development policy?

A. Planning

B. Liberalisation

C. Co-operative Farming

D. Self-sufficiency

7. Development means :

A. Development with war

B. Development with dispute

C. Change along with growth

D. None of these

8. Who is associated with Narmada BachaoAndolan?

A. Mega Patekar

B. Sunder Lai Bahuguna

C. Smt. Menaka Gandhi

D. All the three.

9. Which of the following ideas did not form part of the early phase of India’s development policy?

A. Planning

B. Liberalisation

C. Cooperative Farming

D. Self-sufficiency

10. The idea of Five Year Plan was adopted in India from

A. the United States of America

B. Japan

C. United Soviet Socialist Republics

D. Australia

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11. The call for ''Development Decade'' was made by

A. Krishna Menon

B. Raghuvir Yadav

C. Kofi Annan

D. Shashi Tharoor

12. Which model is needed for India?

A. Marxist

B. Gandhian

C. Hegelianism

D. None of the above

13. UNDP means:

A. United Nations Development Programme

B. United Nations Development Planning

C. United Nations Destruction Programme

D. None of the above

14. The Planning Commission in India was set up in:

A 1953

B. 1957

C. 1960

D. 1950

15. Who is associated with Narmada BachaoAndolan?

A. Mega Patekar

B. Sunder Lai Bahuguna

C. Smt. Menaka Gandhi

D. All the three.

16. Which model is needed for India?

A. Marxist

B. Gandhian

C. Hegelianism

D. None of the above

17. Which of these statements about the Bombay Plan is incorrect?

A. It was a blueprint for India’s economic future

B. It supported state ownership of industry.

C. It was made by some leading industrialists.

D. It supported strongly the idea of planning.

18. In India, one of the priorities of the first three plans was

A. Industrial growth

B. Peace and harmony

C. Political participation

D. Social equality

19. The melting of the Arctic and Antarctica may cause

A. Floods and submergence of low lying areas

B. Disastrous earthquake

C. Drought

D. Famines

20. Socialist model of development was related to

A. U.S.A.

B. Europe

C. USSR.

D. Pakistan

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21. In India, one of the priorities of the first three plans was

A. Industrial growth

B. Peace and harmony.

C. Political participation.

D. Social equality.

22. UNDP means

A. United Nations Development Programme

B. United Nations Development Planning

C. United Nations Destruction Programme

D. None of the above

23. The call for ”Development Decade” was made by

A. Krishna Menon

B. Raghuvir Yadav

C. Kofi Annan

D. Shashi Tharoor.

24. Key indicators of Human Development Index are

A. Literacy, income, health

B. Income, crime rate, social security

C. Peace, nutrition, economic growth

D. Industrial growth, democratic participation, income.

25. The process of development should be such that it harmonises the economic growth with:

A. Globalisation.

B. Individual rights.

C. The vision of elite

D. National security.