CBSE - Poverty as a Challenge

1 POVERTY AS A CHALLENGE NFWP is stand for:
(1) National Federation for Work and Progress
(2) National Forest for Wildlife Protection
(3) National Food and Wheat Processing
(4) National Food for Work Programme

2 POVERTY AS A CHALLENGE Who do not come under the category of urban poor?
(1) The casual workers
(2) The unemployed
(3) The shopkeepers
(4) Rickshawpullers

3 POVERTY AS A CHALLENGE For how many days MNREGA provides employment?
(1) 70 (2) 80 (3) 90 (4) 100

4 POVERTY AS A CHALLENGE Who are the poorest of the poor?
(1) Women
(2) Old people
(3) Children
(4) All the above

5 POVERTY AS A CHALLENGE Which one are not the major causes of income inequality in India?
(1) Unequal distribution of land
(2) Lack of fertile land
(3) Gap between rich and the poor
(4) Increase in population

6 POVERTY AS A CHALLENGE Which of the following is not a valid reason for the poverty alleviation programme in India?
(1) Lack of proper implementation
(2) Lack of right targeting
(3) Corruption at the highest level
(4) Overlapping of schemes

7 POVERTY AS A CHALLENGE  In which state has the high agricultural growth helped to reduce poverty?
(1) Jammu & Kashmir
(2) West Bengal
(3) Punjab
(4) Gujarat

8 POVERTY AS A CHALLENGE How many people in India live below the poverty line?
(1) 30 crores
(2) 26 crores
(3) 28 crores
(4) 24 crores

9 POVERTY AS A CHALLENGE Poverty ratio in India as compared to Pakistan is
(1) same (2) half (3) two times (4) two and a half times

10 POVERTY AS A CHALLENGE  Which state has the largest percentage of poors in India?
(1) Bihar (2) Orissa (3) Kerala (4) Punjab