Exam Details
Subject | population studies | |
Paper | paper 3 | |
Exam / Course | ugc net national eligibility test | |
Department | ||
Organization | university grants commission | |
Position | ||
Exam Date | January, 2017 | |
City, State | , |
Question Paper
1. Read the paragraph given below and answer the questions
India has made considerable progress over the years in the health sector under National Health Mission, that has improved the availability and access to quality health care, specially for the poor women and children residing in rural areas. The JSY scheme under NHM had barrier of 'Out of Pocket Expenditure' on drug, diagnostics, transport, etc. The Janani Shishu Suraksha Karyakram (JSSK) was launched to provide free treatment, drug, diagnostics, diet and transport during institutional delivery. With the implementation of these schemes, significant progress is observed in institutional delivery and ANC coverage. As per the latest data of the Rapid Survey On Children the institutional deliveries in India are 78.7%, but only 61.8% women received ANC in first trimester and the coverage of full ANC was as low as 19.7%. The desired coverage and quality of maternal health services is still a matter of concern.
In view of above findings, government has launched a scheme to provide minimum package of ANC services on the 9th day of every month to ensure that every pregnant woman receives atleast one check-up in the 2nd and 3rd trimesters of pregnancy.
question:
What are the barriers in the utilization of JSY scheme Lack of faith in government health facilities. Not getting JSY incentives in time. Non-availability of "out of pocket expenditure" on treatment, drug, and diagnostics etc. during delivery Lack of awareness about JSY scheme.
2. Read the paragraph given below and answer the questions
India has made considerable progress over the years in the health sector under National Health Mission, that has improved the availability and access to quality health care, specially for the poor women and children residing in rural areas. The JSY scheme under NHM had barrier of 'Out of Pocket Expenditure' on drug, diagnostics, transport, etc. The Janani Shishu Suraksha Karyakram (JSSK) was launched to provide free treatment, drug, diagnostics, diet and transport during institutional delivery. With the implementation of these schemes, significant progress is observed in institutional delivery and ANC coverage. As per the latest data of the Rapid Survey On Children the institutional deliveries in India are 78.7%, but only 61.8% women received ANC in first trimester and the coverage of full ANC was as low as 19.7%. The desired coverage and quality of maternal health services is still a matter of concern.
In view of above findings, government has launched a scheme to provide minimum package of ANC services on the 9th day of every month to ensure that every pregnant woman receives atleast one check-up in the 2nd and 3rd trimesters of pregnancy.
question:
Under the Janani Shishu Suraksha Karyakram which of the following are provided 'free of cost' during delivery Free transport facility during delivery and referral. Free treatment, drugs, diagnostics during delivery in government health facility. Free diet during delivery in the government health facility. All of the above.
3. Read the paragraph given below and answer the questions
India has made considerable progress over the years in the health sector under National Health Mission, that has improved the availability and access to quality health care, specially for the poor women and children residing in rural areas. The JSY scheme under NHM had barrier of 'Out of Pocket Expenditure' on drug, diagnostics, transport, etc. The Janani Shishu Suraksha Karyakram (JSSK) was launched to provide free treatment, drug, diagnostics, diet and transport during institutional delivery. With the implementation of these schemes, significant progress is observed in institutional delivery and ANC coverage. As per the latest data of the Rapid Survey On Children the institutional deliveries in India are 78.7%, but only 61.8% women received ANC in first trimester and the coverage of full ANC was as low as 19.7%. The desired coverage and quality of maternal health services is still a matter of concern.
In view of above findings, government has launched a scheme to provide minimum package of ANC services on the 9th day of every month to ensure that every pregnant woman receives atleast one check-up in the 2nd and 3rd trimesters of pregnancy.
question:
Which one of the following survey findings, government used to further improve coverage and quality of ANC services in government hospitals NFHS-III AHS 2011-12 DLHS-IV RSOC 2012-13
4. Read the paragraph given below and answer the questions
India has made considerable progress over the years in the health sector under National Health Mission, that has improved the availability and access to quality health care, specially for the poor women and children residing in rural areas. The JSY scheme under NHM had barrier of 'Out of Pocket Expenditure' on drug, diagnostics, transport, etc. The Janani Shishu Suraksha Karyakram (JSSK) was launched to provide free treatment, drug, diagnostics, diet and transport during institutional delivery. With the implementation of these schemes, significant progress is observed in institutional delivery and ANC coverage. As per the latest data of the Rapid Survey On Children the institutional deliveries in India are 78.7%, but only 61.8% women received ANC in first trimester and the coverage of full ANC was as low as 19.7%. The desired coverage and quality of maternal health services is still a matter of concern.
In view of above findings, government has launched a scheme to provide minimum package of ANC services on the 9th day of every month to ensure that every pregnant woman receives atleast one check-up in the 2nd and 3rd trimesters of pregnancy.
question:
Which of the recent scheme is launched by the Government of India to improve quantity and quality of ANC and delivery services Vouchers to pregnant women for free delivery in private hospitals. Free transport to pregnant women for delivery. Incentives to pregnant women for institutional delivery. Minimum package of ANC services on 9th of every month.
5. Which among the following is the correct sequence of first four most populous countries of the world in 2016 China, India, Brazil, USA China, India, Indonesia, Bangladesh China, India, USA, Indonesia China, India, Brazil, Indonesia
6. Which one among the following is not a measure of mortality Crude Death Rate Average Life Expectancy Infant Mortality Net Reproduction Rate
7. Which of the following country was not covered under WHO Study on Global Ageing and Adult Health (SAGE) China India Mexico Brazil
8. Which among the following sectors has over representation of women worker Semi-skilled services Managerial services Professional Services Technical jobs
9. Match the scholars in List I with the models in List II
List I List II
a. E.W. Burgess i. The Sector Model
b. Walter Christaller ii. The Central Place
c. Homer Hoyt iii. Multiple Nuclei
d. Harris and Ullman iv. Concentric Zone
Codes a b c d i ii iv iii
(2)iv ii i iii
(3)ii iv iii i
(4)iii ii iv i
10. Which of the following combinations have not been proposed by Julian Simon
i. Supported the club of Rome's limits to growth.
ii. Assumed that population growth causes technological progress.
iii. Used the second law of thermodynamics to assume that technolgoical progress is costless.
iv. Assumed the classical view of technological change.
Codes i iii iv i ii iii
(3)ii i iv iv iii ii
11. As per NFHS-IV findings, which of the following group of States shows "Clean fuel for cooking (Electricity, LPG, Bio-gas)" in descending (higher to lower) order Goa, Tamil Nadu, Sikkim, Puducherry Goa, Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, Andhra Pradesh Goa, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh Goa, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, Sikkim
12. Which of the following combination is not associated with 'Chipko' Movement
i. Urban poor
ii. Saving the trees in the forests
iii. Tractor farming
iv. Housing in rural areas
Codes i ii iii i iii iv ii iii iv i ii iv
13. Match names of the authors given in List I with the title of the books given in List II
List I List II
a. Warrent S. Thompson i. Population Problems
b. Donald J. Bogue ii. Principles of Demography
c. United Nations iii. The Determinants and Consequences of Population Trends
d. Robert D. Rutherford and Minja iv. Statistical Models for Causal Analysis Kim Choe
Codes a b c d ii i iii iv
(2) iii iv i ii i ii iii iv
(4)iv i ii iii
14. Which amongst the following measures is not Summary Measure of Population Health (SMPH) QALYs (Quality Adjusted Life Years) HALE (Health Adjusted Life Expectancy) Eo (Life Expectancy at Birth) DALE (Disability Adjusted Life Expectancy)
15. Among the following combinations, which one correctly lists (by United Nations), five countries with higher to lower life expectancy in 2014 Japan, Singapore, Switzerland, Australia, Italy Japan, Iceland, Switzerland, Sweden, Australia Japan, Italy, Switzerland, Hong Kong, Australia Hong Kong, Japan, Italy, Switzerland, Singapore
16. According to Leibenstein, marginal utility of a child Which one is correctly defined Insignificant economic utility of a child Utility of an additional child Psychologically less important utility Utility of first and last children
17. By which of the following means, a country can move along the continuum from less developed to more developed country Technology gap Cultural convergence Technology transfer Occupational structure
18. Match Indicators, shown in List I with the Bigger States shown in List II
List I List II
a. Highest Birth Rate 2014) i. Bihar
b. Highest IMR 2014) ii. Chhattisgarh
c. Lowest Modern Contraceptive iii. M.P. Prevalence Rate (DLHS-4/AHS)
d. Lowest incidence of institutional iv. U.P. deliveries (DLHS-4/AHS)
Codes a b c d
(1)iv iii i ii i ii iv iii
(3)ii iv iii i i iii iv ii
19. What is the importance of Ozone layer in the upper atmosphere It enhances the greenhouse effect. It has led to sharp increases in all types of cancer. It absorbs harmful ultraviolet radiation. It reduces the amount of acid rain and urban smog.
20. Which of the following approaches are included in the implementation framework of NRHM Communitization and Flexible Financing Improved Management and Flexible Financing Improved Management, Flexible Financing and Innovations in Human Resource Management. Communitization, Flexible financing, Improved management, Innovations in Human Resource Management and monitoring progress against standards.
21. Match the items in List I with List II and select the correct answer using codes given below
List I List II
a. Montreal Protocol i. Ozone depletion
b. Rio-Summit ii. Greenhouse gas
c. Ramsar Convention iii. Convention on biological diversity
d. Kyoto Protocol iv. Wetlands Convention
Codes a b c d
(1)iii ii i iv
(2)iv iii i ii i iii iv ii i ii iv iii
22. Which one of the following is not in analytical framework for the study of child survival as suggested by Mosley and Chen 1984 Maternal factors Ecological factors Environmental factors Nutrient deficiency
23. Which among the following is incorporated in the definition of chronic food insecurity Long term inability to meet minimum requirement. Short term inability to meet minimum requirement. Inability to meet the requirement due to fluctuation in production. Inability to meet the requirement due to inflation.
24. Which one of the following measures does not consider/include only new causes of illness during reference period (time period of observation) Incidence rate Attack rate Secondary attack rate Period prevalence rate
25. Match the scholars in List I with the concepts in List II
List I List II
a. Emile Durkheim i. Cities are growth machines
b. George Simmel ii. The racialisation paradigm
c. D.E.B. Du Bois iii. Urbanism life within the city
d. John Logan and iv. Social solidarity Harvey Morotch
Codes a b c d
(1)iv iii ii i i ii iii iv ii i iv iii
(4)iii iv i ii
26. Which one among the following is the correct expression of BOD Biological Oxygen Demand Biotic Oxygen Demand Biochemical Oxygen Demand Biological Oxidation Demand
27. Who among the following scholars created Central Place Theory related to Human Settlement Burgess Todaro Walter Christaller Adele E. Clarke
28. What is the name given to rapid population increase that has taken place since the Industrial Revolution Population growth Population bomb Population explosion Population bang
29. Match the internationally celebrated days shown in List I with the days when they are celebrated shown in List II
List I List II
a. World Health Day i. November 16
b. World Population Day ii. April 7
c. Day of Older Persons iii. July 11
d. World Toilet Day iv. October 1
Codes a b c d
(1) iv iii ii i
(2)ii iii iv i i iii iv ii
(4) iii ii i iv
30. In Rank-Size-Rule which one of the following relationship between city population and the city rank is correct Linear Hyperbola Concave Logistic
31. Pollutants that are introduced into the environment by human activity are correctly called by which of the following Biological pollution Radiation pollution Chemical pollution Anthropogenic pollution
32. Which among the following has been the rank of India's Human Development Index according to UNDP report for the year 2015 125th 130th 136th 138th
33. A population pyramid with a wider base indicates which of the following Decline of population Rapid growth in population Slow growth in population Stability in population
34. Match items in List I with the items given in List II and select the correct answer using the codes given below
List I List II
a. Direct Standardization i. Mortality by cause of death may be analysed in of Crude Death Rate terms of ratio and rates
b. Indirect ii. It is a relative measure of Mortality to indicate Standardization of changes in the level of overall mortality or a Crude Death Rate population
c. Comparative Mortality iii. It involves selection of a 'Standard Population' Index and computing of the weighted average of the age-specific death rates in a given area using the age distribution of the standard population as weights.
d. Cause-specific death iv. The crude death rate of the standard population is rate multiplied by the ratio of actual deaths to the number of deaths expected on the basis of the age specific death rates of the standard population and population distribution by age in the population under study.
Codes a b c d
(1)iv i ii iii iii iv ii i i ii iii iv ii i iv iii
35. Which of the following measure is used for calculating disease burden Fertility measures Nuptiality table Migration measures Disability-adjusted life years
36. According to NFHS-IV, which of the following States had highest percentage of institutional delivery Tamil Nadu Karnataka Goa Andhra Pradesh
37. Why is polluted ground water difficult to clean Select right answer from the following Water cycle stops when water is polluted. Groundwater table is difficult to reach. Groundwater is shallow near the ground. Water cycle happens very slowly.
38. Which of the following combination is characteristic of a sustainable society Relies heavily on fossil fuels
(ii) Protects biological species from extinction
(iii) Practices resource conservation
(iv) Uses renewable resources wherever possible
Codes i ii iii i ii iv ii iii iv iv iii i
39. Which one of the following set of factors explain the meaning of endogenous causes of mortality Biological and environmental factors Genetical factors Biological and genetical factors Environmental factors
40. Arrange the following bigger States of India in descending order (high to low) in view of their natural growth rate of population according to the SRS Bulletin July 2016 Jharkhand
(ii) Rajasthan
(iii) Uttar Pradesh
(iv) Bihar
Codes i iv iii ii
(2)iv iii i ii
(3)iii ii i iv
(4)ii iii iv i
41. According to NFHS-IV data, which of the following States had highest percentage of children age 12 23 months receiving full vaccination coverage West Bengal Goa Sikkim Tamil Nadu
42. The natural growth rate of India falls in which among the following categories as per the SRS Bulletin July 2016 6 8 9 11 12 14 15 17
43. According to NFHS-4, arrange the following States in ascending order (low to high) of their current status of child mortality rate in rural area Andhra Pradesh Karnataka Tamil Nadu Telangana
Codes
44. The age standardized marriage rate for females is given by (*refer to standard population) <img src='./qimages/12630-44.jpg'>
45. What is the relationship between Gross National Product and energy consumption As GNP increases, energy consumption increses. There is no relationship between the two indicators. Each increases in relation to the other. As energy consumption decreases GNP increases.
46. Assertion It will be very difficult for the Governments of developing countries to provide its people decent quality of life.
Reason It is due to the prospect of population increase and depleting resources in the developing countries.
Codes Both and are true and is the correct explanation of Both and are true, but is not the correct explanation of is true, but is false. is false, but is true.
47. Which statement of the following are correct Reasons for migration varies among males and females in India.
(ii) Work is a predominant reason for female migration in India.
(iii) Females are predominant in rural to rural stream of migration. and are correct. and are correct. and are correct. Only is correct.
48. Which among the following reason for migration is covered by Census of India, 2001 Family unification Natural calamity Development related Move after birth
49. Match different fertility indices in Bongaart's model given in List I with their formula in List II
List I List II
a. Cm i. =TN/TF
b. Ce× Ca ii. =TFR/TM
c. Ci iii. =TM/TN
d. Ca iv. TFR/TFR A
Codes a b c d i ii iii iv
(2)ii iii iv i
(3)ii iii i iv
(4)iv ii iii i
50. Who among the following has opined that migration takes place from labour surplus sector to deficit sector as a perception of wage differentials Stouffer Sjaastad Lewis-Rains and Fei Model Markov
51. Match Items in List I with List II and select the correct answer using codes given below
List I List II
a. Methyl Isocyanite i. Global Warming
b. Biological Oxygen Demand ii. Water Pollution Code
c. Carbon dioxide iii. Bhopal Gas Tragedy
d. Chloroflurocarbons iv. Ozone depletion
Codes a b c d i ii iii iv
(2) iii ii i iv
(3)iv iii ii i
(4)ii iii iv i
52. According to NFHS-IV data, which of the following States has highest percentage of evermarried women experiencing violence during pregnancy Telagana Tamil Nadu Bihar Karnataka
53. Which one of the following organisation was not involved in collaborating survey on 'Building a knowledge Base on Population Ageing India International Institute of Population Science (IIPS) Institute for Social and Economic Change (ISEC) Institute of Economic Growth Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS)
54. Assertion Health status of population in our country is not good.
Reason Social exclusion and inequity across gender, caste and religion are major barriers to good population health status.
Codes Both and are true and is the correct explanation of Both and are true, but is not the correct explanation of is true and is false. is false and is true.
55. Which one of the following is not a measure of population ageing Relative weight of the elderly in population Ageing index Old-age mortality rate Old-age dependency ratio
56. According to SRS (2010-13) cause of deaths Statistics, top ten causes of death in EAG States
India has made considerable progress over the years in the health sector under National Health Mission, that has improved the availability and access to quality health care, specially for the poor women and children residing in rural areas. The JSY scheme under NHM had barrier of 'Out of Pocket Expenditure' on drug, diagnostics, transport, etc. The Janani Shishu Suraksha Karyakram (JSSK) was launched to provide free treatment, drug, diagnostics, diet and transport during institutional delivery. With the implementation of these schemes, significant progress is observed in institutional delivery and ANC coverage. As per the latest data of the Rapid Survey On Children the institutional deliveries in India are 78.7%, but only 61.8% women received ANC in first trimester and the coverage of full ANC was as low as 19.7%. The desired coverage and quality of maternal health services is still a matter of concern.
In view of above findings, government has launched a scheme to provide minimum package of ANC services on the 9th day of every month to ensure that every pregnant woman receives atleast one check-up in the 2nd and 3rd trimesters of pregnancy.
question:
What are the barriers in the utilization of JSY scheme Lack of faith in government health facilities. Not getting JSY incentives in time. Non-availability of "out of pocket expenditure" on treatment, drug, and diagnostics etc. during delivery Lack of awareness about JSY scheme.
2. Read the paragraph given below and answer the questions
India has made considerable progress over the years in the health sector under National Health Mission, that has improved the availability and access to quality health care, specially for the poor women and children residing in rural areas. The JSY scheme under NHM had barrier of 'Out of Pocket Expenditure' on drug, diagnostics, transport, etc. The Janani Shishu Suraksha Karyakram (JSSK) was launched to provide free treatment, drug, diagnostics, diet and transport during institutional delivery. With the implementation of these schemes, significant progress is observed in institutional delivery and ANC coverage. As per the latest data of the Rapid Survey On Children the institutional deliveries in India are 78.7%, but only 61.8% women received ANC in first trimester and the coverage of full ANC was as low as 19.7%. The desired coverage and quality of maternal health services is still a matter of concern.
In view of above findings, government has launched a scheme to provide minimum package of ANC services on the 9th day of every month to ensure that every pregnant woman receives atleast one check-up in the 2nd and 3rd trimesters of pregnancy.
question:
Under the Janani Shishu Suraksha Karyakram which of the following are provided 'free of cost' during delivery Free transport facility during delivery and referral. Free treatment, drugs, diagnostics during delivery in government health facility. Free diet during delivery in the government health facility. All of the above.
3. Read the paragraph given below and answer the questions
India has made considerable progress over the years in the health sector under National Health Mission, that has improved the availability and access to quality health care, specially for the poor women and children residing in rural areas. The JSY scheme under NHM had barrier of 'Out of Pocket Expenditure' on drug, diagnostics, transport, etc. The Janani Shishu Suraksha Karyakram (JSSK) was launched to provide free treatment, drug, diagnostics, diet and transport during institutional delivery. With the implementation of these schemes, significant progress is observed in institutional delivery and ANC coverage. As per the latest data of the Rapid Survey On Children the institutional deliveries in India are 78.7%, but only 61.8% women received ANC in first trimester and the coverage of full ANC was as low as 19.7%. The desired coverage and quality of maternal health services is still a matter of concern.
In view of above findings, government has launched a scheme to provide minimum package of ANC services on the 9th day of every month to ensure that every pregnant woman receives atleast one check-up in the 2nd and 3rd trimesters of pregnancy.
question:
Which one of the following survey findings, government used to further improve coverage and quality of ANC services in government hospitals NFHS-III AHS 2011-12 DLHS-IV RSOC 2012-13
4. Read the paragraph given below and answer the questions
India has made considerable progress over the years in the health sector under National Health Mission, that has improved the availability and access to quality health care, specially for the poor women and children residing in rural areas. The JSY scheme under NHM had barrier of 'Out of Pocket Expenditure' on drug, diagnostics, transport, etc. The Janani Shishu Suraksha Karyakram (JSSK) was launched to provide free treatment, drug, diagnostics, diet and transport during institutional delivery. With the implementation of these schemes, significant progress is observed in institutional delivery and ANC coverage. As per the latest data of the Rapid Survey On Children the institutional deliveries in India are 78.7%, but only 61.8% women received ANC in first trimester and the coverage of full ANC was as low as 19.7%. The desired coverage and quality of maternal health services is still a matter of concern.
In view of above findings, government has launched a scheme to provide minimum package of ANC services on the 9th day of every month to ensure that every pregnant woman receives atleast one check-up in the 2nd and 3rd trimesters of pregnancy.
question:
Which of the recent scheme is launched by the Government of India to improve quantity and quality of ANC and delivery services Vouchers to pregnant women for free delivery in private hospitals. Free transport to pregnant women for delivery. Incentives to pregnant women for institutional delivery. Minimum package of ANC services on 9th of every month.
5. Which among the following is the correct sequence of first four most populous countries of the world in 2016 China, India, Brazil, USA China, India, Indonesia, Bangladesh China, India, USA, Indonesia China, India, Brazil, Indonesia
6. Which one among the following is not a measure of mortality Crude Death Rate Average Life Expectancy Infant Mortality Net Reproduction Rate
7. Which of the following country was not covered under WHO Study on Global Ageing and Adult Health (SAGE) China India Mexico Brazil
8. Which among the following sectors has over representation of women worker Semi-skilled services Managerial services Professional Services Technical jobs
9. Match the scholars in List I with the models in List II
List I List II
a. E.W. Burgess i. The Sector Model
b. Walter Christaller ii. The Central Place
c. Homer Hoyt iii. Multiple Nuclei
d. Harris and Ullman iv. Concentric Zone
Codes a b c d i ii iv iii
(2)iv ii i iii
(3)ii iv iii i
(4)iii ii iv i
10. Which of the following combinations have not been proposed by Julian Simon
i. Supported the club of Rome's limits to growth.
ii. Assumed that population growth causes technological progress.
iii. Used the second law of thermodynamics to assume that technolgoical progress is costless.
iv. Assumed the classical view of technological change.
Codes i iii iv i ii iii
(3)ii i iv iv iii ii
11. As per NFHS-IV findings, which of the following group of States shows "Clean fuel for cooking (Electricity, LPG, Bio-gas)" in descending (higher to lower) order Goa, Tamil Nadu, Sikkim, Puducherry Goa, Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, Andhra Pradesh Goa, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh Goa, Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, Sikkim
12. Which of the following combination is not associated with 'Chipko' Movement
i. Urban poor
ii. Saving the trees in the forests
iii. Tractor farming
iv. Housing in rural areas
Codes i ii iii i iii iv ii iii iv i ii iv
13. Match names of the authors given in List I with the title of the books given in List II
List I List II
a. Warrent S. Thompson i. Population Problems
b. Donald J. Bogue ii. Principles of Demography
c. United Nations iii. The Determinants and Consequences of Population Trends
d. Robert D. Rutherford and Minja iv. Statistical Models for Causal Analysis Kim Choe
Codes a b c d ii i iii iv
(2) iii iv i ii i ii iii iv
(4)iv i ii iii
14. Which amongst the following measures is not Summary Measure of Population Health (SMPH) QALYs (Quality Adjusted Life Years) HALE (Health Adjusted Life Expectancy) Eo (Life Expectancy at Birth) DALE (Disability Adjusted Life Expectancy)
15. Among the following combinations, which one correctly lists (by United Nations), five countries with higher to lower life expectancy in 2014 Japan, Singapore, Switzerland, Australia, Italy Japan, Iceland, Switzerland, Sweden, Australia Japan, Italy, Switzerland, Hong Kong, Australia Hong Kong, Japan, Italy, Switzerland, Singapore
16. According to Leibenstein, marginal utility of a child Which one is correctly defined Insignificant economic utility of a child Utility of an additional child Psychologically less important utility Utility of first and last children
17. By which of the following means, a country can move along the continuum from less developed to more developed country Technology gap Cultural convergence Technology transfer Occupational structure
18. Match Indicators, shown in List I with the Bigger States shown in List II
List I List II
a. Highest Birth Rate 2014) i. Bihar
b. Highest IMR 2014) ii. Chhattisgarh
c. Lowest Modern Contraceptive iii. M.P. Prevalence Rate (DLHS-4/AHS)
d. Lowest incidence of institutional iv. U.P. deliveries (DLHS-4/AHS)
Codes a b c d
(1)iv iii i ii i ii iv iii
(3)ii iv iii i i iii iv ii
19. What is the importance of Ozone layer in the upper atmosphere It enhances the greenhouse effect. It has led to sharp increases in all types of cancer. It absorbs harmful ultraviolet radiation. It reduces the amount of acid rain and urban smog.
20. Which of the following approaches are included in the implementation framework of NRHM Communitization and Flexible Financing Improved Management and Flexible Financing Improved Management, Flexible Financing and Innovations in Human Resource Management. Communitization, Flexible financing, Improved management, Innovations in Human Resource Management and monitoring progress against standards.
21. Match the items in List I with List II and select the correct answer using codes given below
List I List II
a. Montreal Protocol i. Ozone depletion
b. Rio-Summit ii. Greenhouse gas
c. Ramsar Convention iii. Convention on biological diversity
d. Kyoto Protocol iv. Wetlands Convention
Codes a b c d
(1)iii ii i iv
(2)iv iii i ii i iii iv ii i ii iv iii
22. Which one of the following is not in analytical framework for the study of child survival as suggested by Mosley and Chen 1984 Maternal factors Ecological factors Environmental factors Nutrient deficiency
23. Which among the following is incorporated in the definition of chronic food insecurity Long term inability to meet minimum requirement. Short term inability to meet minimum requirement. Inability to meet the requirement due to fluctuation in production. Inability to meet the requirement due to inflation.
24. Which one of the following measures does not consider/include only new causes of illness during reference period (time period of observation) Incidence rate Attack rate Secondary attack rate Period prevalence rate
25. Match the scholars in List I with the concepts in List II
List I List II
a. Emile Durkheim i. Cities are growth machines
b. George Simmel ii. The racialisation paradigm
c. D.E.B. Du Bois iii. Urbanism life within the city
d. John Logan and iv. Social solidarity Harvey Morotch
Codes a b c d
(1)iv iii ii i i ii iii iv ii i iv iii
(4)iii iv i ii
26. Which one among the following is the correct expression of BOD Biological Oxygen Demand Biotic Oxygen Demand Biochemical Oxygen Demand Biological Oxidation Demand
27. Who among the following scholars created Central Place Theory related to Human Settlement Burgess Todaro Walter Christaller Adele E. Clarke
28. What is the name given to rapid population increase that has taken place since the Industrial Revolution Population growth Population bomb Population explosion Population bang
29. Match the internationally celebrated days shown in List I with the days when they are celebrated shown in List II
List I List II
a. World Health Day i. November 16
b. World Population Day ii. April 7
c. Day of Older Persons iii. July 11
d. World Toilet Day iv. October 1
Codes a b c d
(1) iv iii ii i
(2)ii iii iv i i iii iv ii
(4) iii ii i iv
30. In Rank-Size-Rule which one of the following relationship between city population and the city rank is correct Linear Hyperbola Concave Logistic
31. Pollutants that are introduced into the environment by human activity are correctly called by which of the following Biological pollution Radiation pollution Chemical pollution Anthropogenic pollution
32. Which among the following has been the rank of India's Human Development Index according to UNDP report for the year 2015 125th 130th 136th 138th
33. A population pyramid with a wider base indicates which of the following Decline of population Rapid growth in population Slow growth in population Stability in population
34. Match items in List I with the items given in List II and select the correct answer using the codes given below
List I List II
a. Direct Standardization i. Mortality by cause of death may be analysed in of Crude Death Rate terms of ratio and rates
b. Indirect ii. It is a relative measure of Mortality to indicate Standardization of changes in the level of overall mortality or a Crude Death Rate population
c. Comparative Mortality iii. It involves selection of a 'Standard Population' Index and computing of the weighted average of the age-specific death rates in a given area using the age distribution of the standard population as weights.
d. Cause-specific death iv. The crude death rate of the standard population is rate multiplied by the ratio of actual deaths to the number of deaths expected on the basis of the age specific death rates of the standard population and population distribution by age in the population under study.
Codes a b c d
(1)iv i ii iii iii iv ii i i ii iii iv ii i iv iii
35. Which of the following measure is used for calculating disease burden Fertility measures Nuptiality table Migration measures Disability-adjusted life years
36. According to NFHS-IV, which of the following States had highest percentage of institutional delivery Tamil Nadu Karnataka Goa Andhra Pradesh
37. Why is polluted ground water difficult to clean Select right answer from the following Water cycle stops when water is polluted. Groundwater table is difficult to reach. Groundwater is shallow near the ground. Water cycle happens very slowly.
38. Which of the following combination is characteristic of a sustainable society Relies heavily on fossil fuels
(ii) Protects biological species from extinction
(iii) Practices resource conservation
(iv) Uses renewable resources wherever possible
Codes i ii iii i ii iv ii iii iv iv iii i
39. Which one of the following set of factors explain the meaning of endogenous causes of mortality Biological and environmental factors Genetical factors Biological and genetical factors Environmental factors
40. Arrange the following bigger States of India in descending order (high to low) in view of their natural growth rate of population according to the SRS Bulletin July 2016 Jharkhand
(ii) Rajasthan
(iii) Uttar Pradesh
(iv) Bihar
Codes i iv iii ii
(2)iv iii i ii
(3)iii ii i iv
(4)ii iii iv i
41. According to NFHS-IV data, which of the following States had highest percentage of children age 12 23 months receiving full vaccination coverage West Bengal Goa Sikkim Tamil Nadu
42. The natural growth rate of India falls in which among the following categories as per the SRS Bulletin July 2016 6 8 9 11 12 14 15 17
43. According to NFHS-4, arrange the following States in ascending order (low to high) of their current status of child mortality rate in rural area Andhra Pradesh Karnataka Tamil Nadu Telangana
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44. The age standardized marriage rate for females is given by (*refer to standard population) <img src='./qimages/12630-44.jpg'>
45. What is the relationship between Gross National Product and energy consumption As GNP increases, energy consumption increses. There is no relationship between the two indicators. Each increases in relation to the other. As energy consumption decreases GNP increases.
46. Assertion It will be very difficult for the Governments of developing countries to provide its people decent quality of life.
Reason It is due to the prospect of population increase and depleting resources in the developing countries.
Codes Both and are true and is the correct explanation of Both and are true, but is not the correct explanation of is true, but is false. is false, but is true.
47. Which statement of the following are correct Reasons for migration varies among males and females in India.
(ii) Work is a predominant reason for female migration in India.
(iii) Females are predominant in rural to rural stream of migration. and are correct. and are correct. and are correct. Only is correct.
48. Which among the following reason for migration is covered by Census of India, 2001 Family unification Natural calamity Development related Move after birth
49. Match different fertility indices in Bongaart's model given in List I with their formula in List II
List I List II
a. Cm i. =TN/TF
b. Ce× Ca ii. =TFR/TM
c. Ci iii. =TM/TN
d. Ca iv. TFR/TFR A
Codes a b c d i ii iii iv
(2)ii iii iv i
(3)ii iii i iv
(4)iv ii iii i
50. Who among the following has opined that migration takes place from labour surplus sector to deficit sector as a perception of wage differentials Stouffer Sjaastad Lewis-Rains and Fei Model Markov
51. Match Items in List I with List II and select the correct answer using codes given below
List I List II
a. Methyl Isocyanite i. Global Warming
b. Biological Oxygen Demand ii. Water Pollution Code
c. Carbon dioxide iii. Bhopal Gas Tragedy
d. Chloroflurocarbons iv. Ozone depletion
Codes a b c d i ii iii iv
(2) iii ii i iv
(3)iv iii ii i
(4)ii iii iv i
52. According to NFHS-IV data, which of the following States has highest percentage of evermarried women experiencing violence during pregnancy Telagana Tamil Nadu Bihar Karnataka
53. Which one of the following organisation was not involved in collaborating survey on 'Building a knowledge Base on Population Ageing India International Institute of Population Science (IIPS) Institute for Social and Economic Change (ISEC) Institute of Economic Growth Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS)
54. Assertion Health status of population in our country is not good.
Reason Social exclusion and inequity across gender, caste and religion are major barriers to good population health status.
Codes Both and are true and is the correct explanation of Both and are true, but is not the correct explanation of is true and is false. is false and is true.
55. Which one of the following is not a measure of population ageing Relative weight of the elderly in population Ageing index Old-age mortality rate Old-age dependency ratio
56. According to SRS (2010-13) cause of deaths Statistics, top ten causes of death in EAG States
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