MCQ of Planning And Development | Class 12 | Political Science | Term 1 |
MCQ of Planning And Development | Class 12 | Political Science | Term 1 |
1) A section of big industrialists got together in 1944 and drafted a joint proposal for setting up a planned economy in the country. It was called ________
- Planning commission
- Bombay plan
- Drafting committee
- Constituent assembly
ANSWER – Bombay Plan
2) Who was the chairperson of planning commission?
- Prime minister of India
- President of India
- Vice president of India
- Governor of Kerala
ANSWER – Prime minister of India
3) What became the central machinery for deciding what track and plan/approach India would adopt for its development?
- Bombay plan
- First five year plan
- Drafting committee
- Planning commission
ANSWER – Planning Commission
4) The provision of Five year plan was borrowed from?
- union Of Soviet Socialist Republic
- united States Of America
- Japan
- Britain
ANSWER – union of Soviet Socialist Republic
5) When was the first Five year plan started in India?
- 1 March 1951
- 1 April 1951
- 1 February 1951
- 2 December 1952
ANSWER – 1 April 1951
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6) In which year the Planning commission set up in India?
- August 1950
- January 1951
- March 1950
- April 1951
ANSWER – March 1950
7) Name the two models of development?
- Capitalist and socialist
- Socialist and Maoist
- Capitalist and Marxist
- None of the above
ANSWER – Capitalist and Socialist
8) ______ budget that is spent on routine items on a yearly basis
- Plan
- Non plan
- Both A and B
- None of the above
ANSWER – Non plan
9) From which country, the Socialist model of development was related?
- Belgium
- Greece
- USA
- USSR
ANSWER – USSR
10) Tribal population of Orissa fears displacement because of setting up of industries and extraction of which mineral?
- Iron ore
- Copper
- Magnesium
- Uranium
ANSWER – Iron ore
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11) _______ budget that is spent on a five year basis as per the priorities fixed by the plan
- Plan
- Non plan
- Both A and B
- None of the above
ANSWER – Plan
12) From which country, the Capitalist model of development was related?
- USSR
- Czechoslovakia
- USA
- Both A and B
ANSWER – USA
13) When the second Five year plan was launched?
- 1952
- 1955
- 1951
- 1956
ANSWER – 1956
14) Year in which no five year plan is adopted is called _____
- Economic crisis
- Plan holiday
- Gap between five year plans
- None of the above
ANSWER – Plan holiday
15) Name a young economist involved in drafting the first five year plan, who argued that India should ‘hasten slowly’ for the first two decades
- N. Raj
- C. Mahalanobis
- Jawaharlal Nehru
- V. Keskar
ANSWER – K.N. Raj
16) The main objective of the first Five year plan was _______
- Industrial development
- Agricultural growth
- Transport and Communication
- None of the above
ANSWER – Agricultural growth
17) The second five year plan was drafted under the leadership of ______
- N. Roy
- N. Raj
- C. Mahalanobis
- C. Kumar
ANSWER – P.C. Mahalanobis
18) The main objective of the second five year plan was _______
- Agricultural growth
- Industrial development
- Social services
- None of the above
ANSWER – Industrial development
19) What was the principle obstacle in the way of agriculture growth?
- Pattern of land distribution
- Indian farmers
- Big industries
- None of the above
ANSWER – Pattern of land distribution
20) Who was the author of ‘Economy of Permanence’?
- C. Mahalanobis
- Jawaharlal Nehru
- C. Kumarappa
- Karuna Bannerjee
ANSWER – J.C. Kumarappa
21) Which of the following point is not a criticism of second five year plan?
- It lacked an agrarian strategy for development
- It was beneficial to urban people only
- Both A and B
- It made rural India to avail benefits of green revolution
ANSWER – It made rural India to avail benefits of green revolution
22) Name the decentralised model of planning adopted by an Indian state
- Bihar model
- Karnataka model
- Kerala model
- Goa model
ANSWER – Kerala model
23) Which among the following was not a focus point of Kerala model?
- Water sanitation
- Health
- Education
- Poverty alleviation
ANSWER – Water sanitation
24) Which state has achieved almost total literacy?
- Kerala
- Karnataka
- Sikkim
- Tamil Nadu
ANSWER – Kerala
25) Mixed economy can be described as _________
- Development left entirely to private sector
- Private property abolished, all the production is controlled by the state
- Elements from both capitalist and socialist models are taken and mixed together
- None of the above
ANSWER – Elements from both capitalist and socialist models are taken and mixed together
26) Which of the following is not a criticism related to private sector?
- Planners refused to provide the private sector enough space to grow
- Government put minimal restrictions and hurdles for private capital
- Both A and B
- None of the above
ANSWER – Government put minimal restrictions and hurdles for private capital
27) ‘Raag Darbari’ was written by _______
- Shrilal Shukla
- S Naidu
- Chunibala Devi
- Uma Das
ANSWER – Shrilal Shukla
28) Which state faced food – crisis and a near famine situation in 1965-67?
- Rajasthan
- Bihar
- Uttar Pradesh
- Tripura
ANSWER – Bihar
29) Green revolution can be defined as –
- Government offered HYV seeds, fertilisers and pesticides
- Government also gave a guarantee o buy the produce of farmers at a given price
- Better irrigation at highly subsidized prices
- All of the above
ANSWER – All of the above
30) Which of the following was not considered as a positive effect of green revolution?
- Increase in production and productivity of food grains
- Increase in unemployment
- Development of industries
- Food grain production increased more than 100%
ANSWER – Increase in unemployment
31) _______ also called as the ‘Milkman of India’, played a vital role in the story of Gujarat Cooperative Milk and Marketing Federation Ltd that launched Amul
- Verghese Kurien
- Amul Ray
- Satyajit Kumar
- None of the above
ANSWER – Verghese Kurien
32) Which of the following was considered as a negative effect of green revolution?
- Increase in production
- Land saving
- Development of industries
- Increase in regional and personal inequalities
ANSWER – Increase in regional and personal inequalities
33) Which year was declared as the period of ‘plan holiday’?
- 1965-68
- 1999-2000
- 1966-69
- 1962-1964
ANSWER – 1966-69
34) Bombay plan was drafted in ______
- 1945
- 1944
- 1948
- 1949
ANSWER – 1944
35) S. Swaminathan was associated with _______
- White revolution
- Plan holiday
- Green revolution
- Bombay plan
ANSWER – Green revolution
36) ______ commission was replaced by the NITI Aayog
- Planning
- Policy
- Bombay
- None of the above
ANSWER – Planning
37) Which statement regarding first five year plan is not true?
- Huge allocations were made for large scale projects like Bhakra Nangal dam
- It was sought to get country’s economy out of the cycle of poverty
- It addressed mainly the agrarian sector
- None of the above
ANSWER – None of the above
38) ‘Green Revolution’ was launched in _______
- 1965
- 1967
- 1999
- 1969
ANSWER – 1967
39) Name the first chairperson of the Planning Commission
- Sardar Vallabhai Patel
- B.R. Ambedkar
- Jawaharlal Nehru
- Verghese Kurien
ANSWER – Jawaharlal Nehru
40) Which project was allotted a huge amount in the first five year plan?
- Narmada project
- Ganga river dam project
- Bhakra Nangal roject
- Both A and C
ANSWER – Bhakra Nangal project
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Answer No. 3 would be Bombay Plan. Please if you are giving info make it right and appropriate.
No sis. Planning commission is the right answer