NCERT Solutions Class – 7th Social Science (Civics) Chapter – 2 Role of the Government in Health MCQ With Answer

NCERT Solutions Class – 7th Social Science (Civics) Chapter – 2 Role of the Government in Health MCQ With Answer
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NCERT Solutions Class – 7th Social Science (Civics) Chapter – 2 Role of the Government in Health

TextbookNCERT
Class7th
SubjectSocial Science (Civics)
Chapter2nd
Chapter NameRole of the Government in Health
CategoryClass 7th Social Science (Civics)
MediumEnglish
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NCERT Solutions Class – 7th Social Science (Civics) Chapter – 2 Role of the Government in Health

Chapter – 2

Role of the Government in Health

MCQ

(1) Which organisation provides blood to an ill person

A. Medical store
B. Dispensary
C. Hospital
D. Blood Bank

Answer – (D) Blood Bank
(2) OPD stands for

A. Out Patient Department
B. Out Primary Department
C. Out Public Department
D. Out Private Department

Answer – (A) Out Patient Department
(3) In which year the Kerala government made some major changes in the state. Forty per cent of the entire state budget was given to panchayats

A. 1995
B. 1996
C. 1998
D. 1997

Answer – (B) 1996
(4) PHC stands for

A. Primary Hospital Centres
B. Primary Healthcare Centres
C. Public Healthy Centres
D. Prime Human Centres

Answer – (B) Primary Healthcare Centres
(5) In India, is in a situation where

A. private services and public services are decreasing
B. private services and public services are increasing
C. public services are increasing but private services are not
D. private services are increasing but public services are not

Answer – (D) private services are increasing but public services are not
(6) These are diseases that are spread from one person to another in many ways such as through water, food, air, etc.

A. Non-Communicable disease
B. Germs disease
C. Bacteria disease
D. Communicable disease

Answer – (D) Communicable disease
(7) Healthcare facilities divided in two categories

A. Public and Private
B. Rural and Urban
C. Primary and Secondary
D. Small and Large

Answer – (A) Public and Private
(8) A disease that attacks a large number of people in an area at the same time is called an

A. Germs disease
B. Epidemic
C. Non communicable
D. Communicable

Answer – (B) Epidemic
(9) The __ is a chain of health centres and hospitals run by the government

A. Urban health service
B. Public health service
C. Private health service
D. Rural health service

Answer – (B) Public health service
(10) India is the _ largest producer of medicines in the world and is also a large exporter of medicines.

A. 5th
B. 4th
C. 6th
D. 2nd

Answer – (B) 4th
(11) If a hospital cannot provide timely medical treatment to a person, it means that which right is violated

A. Right to Medical treatment
B. Right to Information
C. Right to Health
D. Right to Life

Answer – (D) Right to Life
(12) Which of the following is NOT the communicable disease

A. Tuberculosis
B. Diabetes
C. Malaria
D. Cold

Answer – (B) Diabetes
(13) Health means

A. Our ability of remaining free from fever
B. Our ability to remain free of illness and injuries
C. Our ability of not having any disease
D. Our ability of remaining free from any injuries

Answer – (B) Our ability to remain free of illness and injuries
(14) PBKMS stands for

A. Paschim Banga Khet Mazdoor Samity
B. Paschim Banga Khalian Mazdoori Sangh
C. Primary Banga Khet Mazdoori Samity
D. Primary Banga Khalian Mazdoor Sangh

Answer – (D) Primary Banga Khalian Mazdoor Sangh
(15) WHO stands for

A. Whole Health Organised
B. Working Healthy Organisation
C. World Health Organisation
D. Working Healthy Organised

Answer – (C) World Health Organisation
(16) What was the original full name of UNICEF

A. United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund
B. Union Nations International Children’s Education Facility
C. Union Nations International Children’s Emergency Facility
D. United Nations International Children’s Education Fund

Answer – (A) United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund

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