1. Which of the following tribes depends on food gathering?
[A] Chenchu
[B] Beiga
[C] Jarwa
[D] All of the above
Answer is [D]
2. In an agrarian society _____ are those who live by having their land cultivated by hired labourers
[A] The supervisory farmers
[B] Cultivators
[C] Share croppers
[D] None of the above
Answer is [A]
3. Which of the following tribes is a good gathering tribe?
[A] Kadar
[B] Bhil
[C] Rule of habitation
[C] Gond
Answer is [A]
4. The people in agrarian society began
[A] Hunting
[B] Started worshipping same gods
[C] To obey the same over lord
[D] To domesticated the animals
Answer is [D]
5. In an agrarian society main occupation of the people was
[A] Hunting
[B] Food gathering
[C] Tool making
[D] Small scale industries
Answer is [B]
6. In an agrarian society the family system was
[A] Matriarchal
[B] Patriarchal
[C] Polyandrous
[D] Polygamy
Answer is [B]
7. In an agrarian society the ____ are those who live by tilling other people’s land on a crop sharing basis
[A] Supervisory farmers
[B] Share croppers
[C] Cultivators
[D] None of the above
Answer is [B]
8. Under barter system
[A] The people were award of profit
[B] The idea of profit did not exist
[C] People tried their best to accumulate gold
[D] None of the above
Answer is [B]
9. What are the agrarian classes in Indian context according to D. Thorner?
[A] Malik, Kisan and Mazdoor
[B] Landlord, share-cropper and agricultural labour
[C] Zamindar, tenant and labour
[D] Jotedar, adhiar and bargadar
Answer is [A]
10. ____ do not own land themselves and earn their livelihood primarily by working as wage labourers or sharecroppers with others.
[A] Malik
[B] Kisan
[C] Mazdoor
[D] None of the above
Answer is [C]
11. _____ may not own any land but cultivate a large enough holding to help them sustain their families without having to work as wage labourers.
[A] Small landowners
[B] Substantial tenants
[C] Tenant
[D] None of the above
Answer is [B]
12. The Jajmani system has two institutional connotations, which among the following is the correct one.
[A] Father and daughter
[B] Religious and economic
[C] Religious and political
[D] None of the above
Answer is [B]
13. The jajman-kamin relationship involves.
[A] Religious
[B] Social
[C] Economic
[D] All of the above
Answer is [D]
14. According to whom, “Jajmani jobs are considered to be proprietary. When a person has no son but only daughter, the rights are passed on to the son-in-law. If one has no daughter as well, it is passed on to the next nearest relative. Jajmani rights are equally distributed among the successors of the deceased jajman.”
[A] Yogendra Singh
[B] Ram Ahuja
[C] N.S. Reddy
[D] None of the above
Answer is [C]
15. Jajmani system is ____ based occupations and ____ of services.
[A] Exchange and caste
[B] Socio and Economic
[C] Caste and exchange
[D] None of the above
Answer is [C]
16. Agrarian Economy is based on which of the following
[A] Economic relation
[B] Social relation
[C] Jajmani relationship
[D] Land relations
Answer is [D]
17. Which among the following tribe/s does not depend on food collecting.
[A] Birhor
[B] Oraon
[C] Chenchu
[D] Kadar
Answer is [B]
18. A weekly market is a public gathering place for buying and selling of which of the following.
[A] Agricultural produce
[B] Livestock
[C] Non-agricultural goods
[D] All of the above
Answer is [D]
19. In India weekly market places plays a vital role for development for _____ activities.
[A] Social
[B] Economic
[C] Political
[D] None of the above
Answer is [B]
20. Weekly market is based on
[A] Cultural
[B] Traditionally
[C] Socially
[D] None of the above
Answer is [B]
21. A tribe that works in pick-mining, coal-cutting, the mica and the iron and steel industry is
[A] Kond
[B] Gond
[C] Ho
[D] Santhal
Answer is [C]
22. Which among the following is not economies of Indian tribes?
[A] Food gathering
[B] Shifting axe cultivation
[C] Large Sized Multi-purpose Cooperative Societies
[D] Pastoralism
Answer is [C]
23. Who has defined Economic organization, “consists of the ordering and organization of human relations and human effort in order to procure as many of the necessities of day-to-day life as possible with the expenditure of minimum effort.”
[A] D. N. Majumdar and T. N. Madan
[B] John Lewis Gillin and John Philip Gillin
[C] Adam Smith
[D] None of the above
Answer is [A]
24. The ____ are ubiquitous, figuring in the economic aspects of Todas life.
[A] Cow
[B] Gayak
[C] Buffaloes
[D] None of the above
Answer is [C]
25. A good that is abundant in nature and do not fall in the category of scarce goods is known as ____.
[A] Free goods
[B] Ginsberg
[C] Economic goods
[D] None of the above
Answer is [A]
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