Public Facilities and Schools
Learn about public facilities including schools, transportation, postal services, and other community services, with focus on schools as public institutions, Right to Education, and the relationship between schools and society.
Questions
A school can also help in the development of a community or to solve a problem.
- True
- False
The society gives _____________ to schools.
- Owner
- Faith
- Interlinked
- Land
How school participated in obtaining 'Clean Village' ?
- Launched cleanliness drive in the village
- Posters asking not to spit and dispose garbage properly
- Convincing residents of the importance of cleanliness
- All of above
What are the other various facilities provided by school?
- Library and Laboratory
- Medical facility and Study corner
- Playgrounds, school fence and ramp
- All of above
What all assistance is given to the school?
- Construction of classrooms
- Libraries and Laboratories
- Procurement of sports equipment
- All of above
Why Parent Teacher Association and a Mata Palak Sangh is formed in a school?
- To inform parents about happenings in the school
- Learning through interactions
- Both A and B
- None of these
Who all can lend a hand in the growth of a school?
- Past students and parents
- Writers, artists and sportsperson
- Scientists and industrialists
- All of above
What are the most important things to be remembered?
- Use of public services and facilities responsibly
- Development of community through schools
- Every child has a right to learn and go to school
- All of above
The society actively ____________ in all the school functions.
- Owner
- Interlinked
- Participates
- Requirements
How school helps in development of community?
- School becomes a agent of Cleanliness
- Prepare posters to prohibit spitting
- Street plays to dispose of garbage
- All of above
Who can help the school in getting developed?
- Parents of students
- Past students
- Industrialists
- All of these
It is the responsibility of the _________ to link the society and the school.
- Owner
- Teacher
- Faith
- Apply
What is a school?
- Just like a home
- Home having some unique features but not home
- Both A and B
- None of these
Public facilities include police, banks, theatres, ___________.
- Parks
- Gardens
- Swimming pool
- All of these
According to the Right to Education Act, every child between the ages of __________ must go to school and complete primary education.
- 2-10
- 4-12
- 6-14
- None of these
The school is our world outside our house.
- True
- False
Bus and railway are public facilities of _________.
- Transport
- Electricity
- Health
- Education
Schools thrive well because they are __________ with the society.
- Interlinked
- Participates
- Apply
- Land
We learn with the help of both teachers and parents.
- True
- False
The community has no role in the development of a school.
- True
- False
The society sends its children to schools because they have ____________ in the school.
- Owner
- Society
- Faith
- Participates
The school is the stepping stone for the progress of the society.
- True
- False
Schools are established to fulfill the necessary ________ in the society.
- Donations
- Society
- Interlinked
- Requirements
If the school develops the ________ also develops.
- Owner
- Society
- Teacher
- Land
Who is the first beneficiary of the school service?
- Society
- State
- Nation
- None of these
The school is one of the _________ institutions.
- Political
- Social
- Religious
- Economic
The society is the _________ of the school.
- Faith
- Apply
- Land
- Owner
The society was the first to _________ for schools.
- Apply
- Bare
- Expose
- Uncover
The society provides the necessary _________ to establish schools.
- Children
- Donations
- Participants
- Teachers
The school teaches _____________ to children.
- Discipline
- Responsibility
- Self control
- All of these
School should serve as a miniature society.
- True
- False
The ___________ has a role in the development of a school.
- Dissimilarity
- Community
- Aliens
- None of these
What are the other various facilities available outside the home?
- Fire brigade and police
- Banks and theatres
- Parks, gardens and swimming pool
- All of above
What are the facilities outside the home?
- Transport like railway and bus
- Postal services
- Telephone
- All of above
Each child has the right to go to school and learn. This is called the ____________.
- Right to vote
- Right to education
- Right to equality
- Right to free speech
What is right to education?
- Right to go to school
- Right to learn
- Both A and B
- None of these
What is Right to Education Act?
- Ever child between the ages of 6 and 14 must go school
- Obtain and complete primary education
- Both A and B
- None of these
We must use facilities ____________.
- Carelessly
- Responsibly
- Irresponsibly
- None of these
The school is our __________ outside our house.
- World
- Building
- Hell
- Heaven
Postal services, telephone, fire brigade are called ________.
- Private facilities
- Public facilities
- Personal facilities
- None of these
Among these which are the basic school facilities?
- Girls and boys toilet
- Drinking water facility
- Midday Meal Scheme
- All of above