Deck 3: Co-Operative Societies and Economic Development in India

Question 1

Co-operative societies should be established by____________________.

A)Individuals
B)Capitalists
C)Members
D)None of the Above

Answer 1

Members

Question 2

__________________is an economic system with a social content.

A)Cooperation
B)Socialism
C)Capitalism
D)None of the Above

Answer 2

Cooperation

Question 3

Rochdale's cooperative principles are _________________________.

A)Democratic Control
B)Open Membership
C)Spread Of Education
D)All of the Above

Answer 3

All of the Above

Question 4

India has adopted a new open economic policy since_________________.

A)1991
B)1993
C)1995
D)1997

Question 5

Increasing the income level of people in developing countries means __________development.

A)Social
B)Political
C)Financial
D)None of the Above

Question 6

Primary agricultural credit works at ___________________level.

A)District or State
B)Village or Taluka
C)State or Country
D)None of the Above

Question 7

The co-operative movement has become a tool for_________________ development.

A)Rural
B)Semi-Urban
C)Urban
D)None of the Above

Question 8

The co-operative movement is a way to eliminate _________________ inequality in the society.

A)Urban
B)Rural
C)Economic
D)Political

Question 9

Mr. Shivajirao Patil Committee submitted its report to the Government in _________.

A)2003
B)2005
C)2007
D)2009

Question 10

In India, the Co-operation Act was passed in the year________________.

A)1901
B)1904
C)1903
D)1902

Question 11

The first central bank in India was set up in _____________________ during 1906.

A)Uttar Pradesh
B)Maharashtra
C)Gujarat
D)Karnataka

Question 12

State Co-operative Bank operates at ____________________ level.

A)Village
B)Taluka
C)District
D)State

Question 13

Agriculture and Rural Development Banks are also called as ________________.

A)Cooperative Banks
B)Government Banks
C)Urban Banks
D)Land Development Banks

Question 14

70% of the total population of India is dependent on _____________for employment.

A)Trade
B)Industry
C)Agriculture
D)Service Sector

Question 15

Labour Cooperative Society can be established in________________ areas.

A)District or State
B)State or Central
C)Rural or Urban
D)None of the Above

Question 16

The Bank Regulation Act was enacted for civil co-operative banks from __________.

A)1956
B)1966
C)1977
D)1988

Question 17

The Industrial Committee of 1918 was suggested that Domestic and Cottage Industries should be established on _______________principle.

A)Cooperative
B)Government
C)Individual
D)Private

Question 18

Bangalore City Co-operative Credit Society was established in__________________.

A)Mumbai
B)Madras
C)Calcutta
D)Bangalore

Question 19

The father of co-operation is _____________________.

A)Robert Owen
B)Edworth
C)Pandit Nehru
D)Rajiv Gandhi

Question 20

The origin of cooperation is ___________________.

A)Germany
B)Japan
C)England
D)India

Question 21

The structure of cooperation is________________.

A)Two-Tier
B)Three-Tier
C)Unitary
D)None Of The Above

Question 22

The first co-operative sugar factory in Asia was started in_____________________.

A)Pune
B)Pravaranagar
C)Kolhapur
D)Sangli

Question 23

Which bank is called as _____________________.Apex bank?

A)RBI
B)District Co-Operative
C)State Cooperative
D)Saraswat

Question 24

State Co-operative Banks are controlled by ______________________.

A)RBI
B)SBI
C)Land Development Bank
D)NABARD

Question 25

Where are the largest urban co-operative banks in India?

A)Maharashtra and Gujarat
B)Gujarat and Tamil Nadu
C)Maharashtra and Karnataka
D)Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh