Asked in Premeth Test 33 — DigestionModerate

In this question, a statement is given followed by two courses of action numbered I and II. It is required to grasp the statement, analyze the problem or policy it mentions and then decide which of the courses of action logically follow / most appropriate.Statement:People residing in some tribal areas are far from education.Courses of action:I) Schools for children and adults, should be opened there.II) Social workers should be entrusted with the job of educating them.

Correct answer: E. If both I and II follow

  • A. If only I follows
  • B. If only II follows
  • C. If either I or II follows
  • D. If neither I nor II follows
  • E. If both I and II follow

Explanation

The statement highlights a lack of access to education in tribal areas. Course of Action I proposes opening schools, which directly addresses the infrastructure and access issue, making it an appropriate step. Course of Action II suggests involving social workers, who can effectively promote educational initiatives and provide interim educational support while schools are being established. Both actions are complementary and necessary to comprehensively tackle the problem, thus both I and II follow.Other options are incorrect because choosing only one action limits the potential effectiveness of addressing the complex issue of educational access in tribal areas.

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