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    PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
    VI SEMESTER
    TWELFTH (b) PAPER
    (RURAL AND TRIBAL DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION)
    (MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS)
    1. The concentration of Scheduled Tribes population India is highest in:
    a) Lakshadweep
    b) Nagaland
    c) Mizoram
    2. The percentage of tribal population in Mizoram according to 2011 census is:
    a) 92.43 %
    b) 93.43 %
    c) 94.43 %
    3. The percentage of tribal population in India according to 2011 census is:
    a) 7.61 %
    b) 8.61 %
    c) 9.61 %
    4. The percentage of tribal population in North-East India according to 2011 census is:
    a) 27.29 %
    b) 28.29 %
    c) 29.29 %
    5. According to 2001 and 2011 Census, there are no listed Scheduled Tribe population
    in:
    a) Punjab, Chandigarh, Haryana, NCT of Delhi, Puducherry
    b) Punjab, Chandigarh, Haryana, NCT of Delhi, Daman & Diu
    c) Punjab, Chandigarh, Haryana, NCT of Delhi, Goa
    6. According to 2011 Census, states with tribal majority population having more than
    60% tribal population are:
    a) Mizoram, Nagaland, Meghalaya, Arunachal Pradesh
    b) Mizoram, Nagaland, Sikkim, Tripura
    c) Mizoram, Nagaland, Meghalaya, Sikkim
    7. According to 2011 Census, states with more than 30% tribal population are:
    a) Chhattisgarh, Tripura, Manipur, Sikkim
    b) Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Odisha, Sikkim
    c) Chhattisgarh, Rajasthan, Himachal Pradesh, Sikkim
    8. According to 2011 Census, aggregation of scheduled tribes or number of notified
    group of tribes are:
    a) 743
    b) 744
    c) 745

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    9. According to 2011 Census, in how many States/UTs are Scheduled Tribes notified?
    a) 25
    b) 27
    c) 30
    10. According to 2011 Census, the number of individual ethnic groups notified as
    Scheduled Tribes is:
    a) Chhattisgarh, Tripura, Manipur, Sikkim
    b) Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Odisha, Sikkim
    c) Chhattisgarh, Rajasthan, Himachal Pradesh, Sikkim
    11. Match the following tribal community with the states of habitation:
    A. Sugalis 1. Maharashtra
    B. Koli Mahadev 2. Jharkhand
    C. Meena 3. Andhra Pradesh
    D. Munda 4. Rajasthan
    Codes
    A B C D
    a) 3 4 1 2
    b) 3 1 4 2
    c) 2 4 1 3
    12. Match the following tribal community with the states of habitation:
    A. Boro 1. Gujarat
    B. Kol 2. Chhattisgarh
    C. Varli 3. Assam
    D. Korku 4. Odisha
    Codes
    A B C D
    a) 3 4 1 2
    b) 3 1 4 2
    c) 2 4 1 3
    13. The essential characteristics of tribal (choose the odd one)
    a) Primitive Traits
    b) Geographical Isolation
    c) Contact with community at large
    14.
    The state is committed to the welfare of the Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribes and their
    protection from all types of socio-economic exploitation is a provision of:
    a) Article 40
    b) Article 43
    c) Article 46

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    15. The President of India is empowered to notify and specify any tribe/tribal community
    from any area as a ‘Scheduled Tribe’:
    a) Article 342 (g)
    b) Article 342 (i)
    c) Article 342 (k)
    16. As a part of the Sixth Schedule it provides for special grants for tribal welfare from
    the Government of India to north-east states:
    a) Article 275(1)
    b) Article 275(2)
    c) Article 275(3)
    17. It is obligatory to appoint a Minister-in-Charge of Tribal Welfare in the states of
    Bihar, Madhya Pradesh and Orissa through:
    a) Article 163
    b) Article 164
    c) Article 165
    18. There is a provision for the Fifth Schedule to the administration and control of the
    Scheduled Areas and Scheduled Tribes in any State other than the state of Assam:
    a) Article 244(1)
    b) Article 245(1)
    c) Article 246(1)
    19. Provision for Autonomous Districts and Autonomous regions and constituting District
    Councils and Regional Councils:
    a) Article 244(2)
    b) Article 245(2)
    c) Article 246(2)
    20. The Constitution makes special provision for reservation of seats for Scheduled-
    Castes and Scheduled Tribes in the Lok Sabha through:
    a) Article 330
    b) Article 331
    c) Article 332
    21. The Constitution makes special provision for reservation of seats for Scheduled-
    Castes and Scheduled Tribes in the Lok Sabha through:
    a) Article 332
    b) Article 333
    c) Article 334
    22. The article seeks reservation of posts in public services of the Union and States for the
    Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe population:

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    a) Article 334
    b) Article 335
    c) Article 336
    23. It provides for the appointment of a special officer for the Scheduled Castes and
    Scheduled Tribes:
    a) Article 337
    b) Article 338
    c) Article 339
    24. The first Five Year Plan was launched in:
    a) 1949
    b) 1950
    c) 1951
    25. Panchsheel was the philosophy of tribal development enunciated by:
    a) Lal Bahadur Shastri
    b) Jawaharlal Nehru
    c) Indira Gandhi
    26. The
    opening of 43 Special Multi-purpose Tribal Blocks(SMPTBs), later termed as Tribal
    Development Blocks (TDBs) was done during:
    a) First FYP
    b) Second FYP
    c) Third FYP
    27. The Committee of
    Special Multi-purpose Tribal Blocks(SMPTBs) was set up under the
    chairmanship of:
    a) Verrier Elwin
    b) Shilu Ao
    c) Buragohain
    28. Tribal Development Agency was set up during 1971-72 with the objective of combating
    political unrest and Left Wing extremism in
    :
    a) Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, Madhya Pradesh and Orissa
    b) Andhra Pradesh, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh and Odisha
    c) Telengana, Bihar, Madhya Pradesh and Odisha
    29. Tribal Sub-plan was launched during:
    a) Fifth FYP
    b) Sixth FYP
    c) Seventh FYP

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    30. How many Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups were identified in India?
    a) 74
    b) 75
    c) 76
    31. The Policy of Segregation or Isolation was applied for tribal development during:
    a) Pre-independence
    b) Post-independence
    c) During independence
    32. Who supported the establishment of a sort of 'National park' or 'specimens in a human
    zoo' for the tribal?
    a) Verrier Elwin
    b) A.V. Thakkar
    c) Dharindhar Bhuyan
    33. Panchsheel was spelt out by Jawarlal Nehru in the year:
    a) 1950
    b) 1951
    c) 1952
    34. The Ministry of Tribal Affairs was set up in:
    a) 1997
    b) 1998
    c) 1999
    35. Who is the present Minister of Tribal Affairs?
    a) Jual Oram
    b) Arjun Munda
    c) Kishore Chandra Deo
    36. Who is the present Minister of State for Tribal Affairs?
    a) Renuka Singh Saruta
    b) Kantilal Bhuria
    c) P.R. Kyndiah
    37. A Co-operative Society administratively controlled by the Ministry of Tribal Affairs:
    a) TRIFED
    b) NSTFDC
    c) NCST
    38. The first Commission for SC and ST was set up in:
    a) August, 1978
    b) September, 1978

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    c) October, 1978
    39. Tribal Cooperative Marketing Development Federation (TRIFED) was set up in:
    a) 1987
    b) 1988
    c) 1999
    40. The First National Commission for Schedule Tribe was established in:
    a) 2003
    b) 2004
    c) 2005
    41. The National Commission for Schedule Tribe was established through:
    a) 87
    th
    Constitutional Amendment Act
    b) 88
    th
    Constitutional Amendment Act
    c) 89
    th
    Constitutional Amendment Act
    42. The National Commission for Schedule Tribe was set up under:
    a) Article 337A
    b) Article 338A
    c) Article 339A
    43. The Second National Commission for Schedule Tribe was constituted on:
    a) 2006
    b) 2007
    c) 2008
    44. The Third National Commission for Schedule Tribe was constituted on:
    a) 2009
    b) 2010
    c) 2011
    45. The term of all the Members of the National Commission for Schedule Tribe is:
    a) 3 years
    b) 4 years
    c) 5 years
    46. The first National Commission for Scheduled Castes was constituted on:
    a) 2003
    b) 2004
    c) 2005
    47. The Second National Commission for Scheduled Castes was constituted on:
    a) 2006

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    b) 2007
    c) 2008
    48. The Ministry of Tribal Affairs was set up in:
    a) 1997
    b) 1998
    c) 1999
    49. The system of economic bondage was abolished by an act of Parliament known as:
    a) The Bonded Labour System (Abolition) Act, 1975
    b) The Bonded Labour System (Abolition) Act, 1976
    c) The Bonded Labour System (Abolition) Act, 1977
    50. Tribes Advisory Council is set up as per the provisions of:
    a) Para 3(1) of the Fifth Schedule
    b) Para 4(1) of the Fifth Schedule
    c) Para 5(1) of the Fifth Schedule
    51. As per the Fifth Schedule, the members of TAC should be not more than 20 of which:
    a) 3/4
    th
    are representative of the STs in the Legislative Assembly
    b) 1/2
    th
    are representative of the STs in the Legislative Assembly
    c) 1/3
    rd
    are representative of the STs in the Legislative Assembly
    52. Tribes Advisory Council has been constituted in the:
    a) Nine Scheduled Area and two non-Scheduled Areas
    b) Ten Scheduled Area and three non-Scheduled Areas
    c) Eleven Scheduled Area and four non-Scheduled Areas
    53. The two non-scheduled areas in which Tribes Advisory Council has been set up are:
    a) Rajasthan and Telengana
    b) Tamil Nadu and West Bengal
    c) Himachal Pradesh and Gujarat
    54. The Scheduled Areas in any State other than those of North-East India is a:
    a) Fifth Schedule
    b) Sixth Schedule
    c) Seventh Schedule
    55. The tribal dominated areas of North-East India is under:
    a) Fifth Schedule
    b) Sixth Schedule
    c) Seventh Schedule
    56. How many Sixth Schedule Areas are there in Meghalaya?

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    a) One
    b) Two
    c) Three
    57. How many Sixth Schedule Areas are there in Assam?
    a) One
    b) Two
    c) Three
    58. How many Sixth Schedule Areas are there in Tripura?
    a) One
    b) Two
    c) Three
    59. How many Sixth Schedule Areas are there in Mizoram?
    a) One
    b) Two
    c) Three
    60. The Scheduled Tribes and other Traditional Forest Dwellers Act:
    a) 2004
    b) 2005
    c) 2006
    61. The criteria followed for declaring an area as Scheduled Area are:
    a) Spelt out in the Constitution of India
    b) Principles embodied in the declaration of backward areas
    c) Principles embodied in the excluded and partially excluded areas
    62. Reservation of posts in public services of the union and states for SC/ST is provided
    in:
    a) Article 330 of Indian Constitution
    b) Article 335 of Indian Constitution
    c) Article 338 of Indian Constitution
    63. Match the following tribal regions:
    A. Dandakaranya Region 1. Western-Tribal Region
    B. Aravali-Sahyadri Region 2. North-Western Tribal Region
    C. Hazaribag-Maikal Region 3. Central-Southern Tribal Region
    D. UP - Ladakh Region 4. Central-Northern Tribal Region
    Codes
    A B C D
    a) 3 4 1 2
    b) 3 1 4 2

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    c) 2 4 1 3
    64. Match the following tribal communities and their dormitories:
    A. Juangs 1. Dindaghar
    B. Naga 2. Dhangarabasa
    C. Kondhs 3. Darbar
    D. Bhuyans 4. Morung
    Codes
    A B C D
    a) 3 4 1 2
    b) 3 1 4 2
    c) 2 4 1 3
    65. Match the following tribal terms:
    A. Vanavasis 1. Forest Dwellers
    B. Adivasis 2. Aborigines
    C. Aborigines 3. Original Inhabitants
    D. Girijan 4. Mountain Dwellers
    Codes
    A B C D
    a) 3 4 1 2
    b) 2 4 1 3
    c) 1 2 3 4
    66. Indian Constitution prohibits discrimination on any grounds for ST and paves way for
    the state to make special provisions for the advancement of the Scheduled Tribes:
    a) Article 15(2)
    b) Article 15(3)
    c) Article 15(4)
    67. Central Educational Institutions (Reservation in Admission) Act was passed in:
    a) 2005
    b) 2006
    c) 2007
    68. Panchayats (Extension to the Scheduled Areas) Act:
    a) 1995
    b) 1996
    c) 1997
    69. Integrated Tribal Development Projects (ITDP) were conceived during:
    a) 3
    rd
    FYP
    b) 4
    th
    FYP
    c) 5
    th
    FYP
    70. Tribal Sub-Plan strategy had twin objectives namely:
    a) Socio-economic development and protection of tribal against exploitation

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    b) Reducing economic inequality and reduction of disparities in income and wealth
    c) Equality of opportunity and increase in standard of living
    71. Reservation percentage of posts in public services of the union and states for Schedule
    Tribe is:
    a) 7.0 per cent
    b) 7.5 per cent
    c) 8.0 per cent
    72. In India, the ceiling of reservation should not exceed:
    a) 49 per cent of the vacancies of the year
    b) 50 per cent of the vacancies of the year
    c) 51 per cent of the vacancies of the year
    73. Tribal Sub-plan was launched during:
    a) Third Five Year Plan
    b)Fourth Five Year Plan
    c) Fifth Five Year Plan
    74. Verrier Elwin, an anthropologist supported the:
    a) Policy of Isolation
    b) Policy of Assimilation
    c) Policy of Integration
    75. According to the Scheduled Tribes and other Traditional Forest Dwellers Act, 2006,
    the forest dwellers receive:
    a) ownership rights
    b) the right to export timber
    c) the right to hunting wild animals
    76. Tribal Socio-Political Movement in India before independence mostly took place in:
    a) Central Southern Tribal Region
    b) Central-Northern Tribal Region
    c) Western Tribal Region
    77. Land Alienation in the Schedule Areas occurs when:
    a) Tribal society or cultural group buys the land of another
    b) Colonists take away the land belonging to the zamindars
    c) Government takes over land of the inhabitants of a country
    78. In India Land is a:
    a) State Subject
    b) Union Subject
    c) Concurrent Subject

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