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Gender religion caste test yourself

📝 Test Yourself

Social Stratification Assessment: Test your understanding of gender, religious, and caste-based inequalities in politics. This evaluation covers forms of discrimination, political mobilization, and constitutional provisions addressing social inequalities.

📋 Testing Protocol

Complete in one sitting for accurate self-assessment
Distinguish between different forms of social inequality
Note constitutional articles and legal provisions
Review errors to identify conceptual misunderstandings
Target: 42+ indicates comprehensive understanding

Social Inequalities in Politics (1 Mark Each)

Question Distribution: 1-15: Gender issues | 16-30: Religion in politics | 31-40: Caste system | 41-50: Constitutional provisions & reforms

  1. __________ refers to biological differences between men and women.
  2. __________ refers to social expectations and roles associated with being male or female.
  3. India is a __________ state with no official religion.
  4. Caste system is based on __________ of birth.
  5. Article __________ abolishes untouchability.
  6. Article __________ provides for reservation in educational institutions.
  7. The Constitution provides for __________ percent reservation for SCs.
  8. The Constitution provides for __________ percent reservation for STs.
  9. The term __________ includes SCs, STs, and OBCs.

📊 Answer Key & Social Analysis

PART A: Gender Issues (1-15)

  1. Sex
  2. Gender
  3. sexual
  4. women
  5. declining
  6. lower
  7. 1976
  8. 15
  9. women
  10. equality
  11. Son preference
  12. unpaid
  13. 33
  14. Domestic violence
  15. feminism

PART B: Religion in Politics (16-30)

  1. secular
  2. freedom
  3. religion
  4. beliefs, prejudices, mobilization
  5. no
  6. 25
  7. 15
  8. nation
  9. Electoral politics
  10. beliefs
  11. riots
  12. separation
  13. positive, negative
  14. political
  15. communal

PART C: Caste System (31-40)

  1. accident
  2. hereditary
  3. Sub-castes
  4. superior
  5. Dalits
  6. discrimination
  7. untouchability
  8. parties, organizations, mobilization
  9. Caste-based
  10. reservation

PART D: Constitutional (41-50)

  1. 17
  2. 15
  3. 77th
  4. 15
  5. 7.5
  6. Mandal
  7. women
  8. Socially and Educationally Backward Classes
  9. human dignity
  10. Protection of Civil Rights
Marks Obtained Understanding Level Focus Areas
45-50 Comprehensive Contemporary debates and legal developments
40-44 Advanced Constitutional articles and amendments
34-39 Good Forms of inequality and political expressions
28-33 Satisfactory Basic concepts and terminology
Below 28 Needs Revision Fundamental distinctions and constitutional provisions

⚖️ Chapter Preparation Strategy

Comparative Tables: Create tables comparing gender, religious, and caste inequalities with examples
Article Chart: Make chart of key constitutional articles (14, 15, 16, 17, 25, 29, 30)
Data Points: Memorize key statistics: literacy rates, sex ratios, representation percentages
Movement Timeline: Chart feminist, anti-caste, and secular movements with key events
Current Context: Link to contemporary issues: women's safety, religious freedom, caste discrimination cases

Exam Weightage: This chapter carries 6-8 marks. Expect questions on forms of inequality, constitutional provisions, and value-based questions on secularism and social justice. Data interpretation questions on gender statistics are common.