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Questions Related to programmes for poverty eradication

The economic conditions of persons engaged in non-agricultural activities in rural sector are ____________.

  1. dismal

  2. good

  3. average

  4. excellent


Correct Option: A

IWDP stands for. _______.

  1. Integrated Wastelands Development Programme

  2. Indian Wastelands Development Programme

  3. Integrated Watershed Development Programme

  4. Indian Watershed development Programme


Correct Option: A

The tenth plan target was a poverty ratio of _________ by $2007$ & _________ by $2012$.

  1. $19.3\%, 11\%$

  2. $11\%, 19.3\%$

  3. $113\%, 19\%$

  4. $11.0\%, 19.6\%$


Correct Option: A

Various causes of poverty can be classified as economic, political & social cause (True/False).

  1. True

  2. False

  3. Can't say

  4. None of the above


Correct Option: A

According to the Planning Commission using Mixed Recall Period prople were below poverty line in $2009 - 10$.

  1. $42$

  2. $26$

  3. $37$

  4. $37.2$


Correct Option: D

Poverty can be defined as a situation in which _______.

  1. a person earns below Rs 5,000 p.m

  2. a person earns below Rs 7,000 p.m

  3. a person is able to fulfill their basic maximum requirement of life

  4. a person is unable to fulfill even their basic minimum requirements of life


Correct Option: D

Which of the following means relative poverty?

  1. The number of people living below a certain income threshold.

  2. The number of households unable to afford certain basic goods and services.

  3. The extent to which a household's financial resources fall below a certain average income threshold given for the economy.

  4. People given poverty certificates by the government.


Correct Option: C

_____________ poverty can be considered in two senses, namely, 'absolute poverty' and 'relative poverty'.

  1. Income

  2. Human

  3. Social

  4. Economic


Correct Option: D

Nurkse explains the phenomenon of poverty in terms of ______________.

  1. circular and cumulative causation

  2. vicious circle of development

  3. vicious circle of poverty

  4. vicious circle of low incomes


Correct Option: C

Lack of basic necessities of material well being can be termed as __________.

  1. human poverty

  2. social poverty

  3. income poverty

  4. none of the above


Correct Option: C