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BGS
Chapter - 07
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) :
1. When was the Universal Declaration of Human Rights approved by the United Nations?
a) January 1, 1945
b) December 10, 1948
c) November 20, 1950
d) October 24, 1945
2. According to the declaration, human rights are granted to every human being regardless of
their:
a) Race and religion only
b) Age and gender only
c) Race, religion, age, gender, and wealth
d) Nationality and political views
3. Which of the following is NOT listed as a basic human right in the text?
a) Right to move freely
b) Right to protect oneself from violence
c) Right to a government job
d) Right for education
4. According to the text, autism is primarily described as:
a) A contagious disease
b) A problem of development of the brain
c) A result of poor parenting
d) A type of mental illness
5. According to the text, what is a primary reason many children are deprived of education?
a) They are not interested in studying.
b) The insolvency of their families.
c) There are no schools nearby.
d) The law does not require them to go to school.
Fill in the Blanks:
[Link] rights are for everyone, regardless of their race, religion, age, gender, and
____________________.
2. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights was approved on ____________________.
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3. Autistic children can be sensitive to light, sound, touch, smell, and
____________________.
4. Although child labor is prohibited, children can be employed in light work at the age of
____________________ .
5. Women and children are ____________________ to other countries and forced into risky
tasks.
True or False:
1. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights was approved on November 10, 1968.
2. Autism is a mental disease.
3. Some autistic children can be very talented in areas like mathematics, art, or music.
4. Trafficking women and children to other countries is presented as a violation of
human rights
5. Physical punishment of children is legal in Bangladesh.
Chapter – 08
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) :
[Link] said, “Everything great and welfare in the world must have been done half by women,
half by men”?
a) Kazi Nazrul Islam
b) Begum Rokeya
c) Rabindranath Tagore
d) A. P. J. Abdul Kalam
2. Where was Begum Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain born?
a) Kolkata
b) Dhaka
c) Rangpur
d) Bhagalpur
3. What did Begum Rokeya passionately support?
a) Women's right to vote
b) Girls' education
c) Agricultural development
d) Political leadership for women
4. When is International Women's Day celebrated every year?
a) 8th May
b) 8th March
c) 8th April
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d) 8th December
5. Who called for the establishment of an International Women's Day at a socialist conference
in 1910?
a) Begum Rokeya
b) Clara Zetkin
c) The United Nations
d) The Garment Workers' Union
Fill in the Blanks:
1. Begum Rokeya was born on ____________________.
2. Her girls' school was first opened in ____________________.
3. The women garment workers in New York went on strike on 8th March __________
to get proper wages and working hours.
4. In the 1908 strike, about __________ women workers participated
5. Clara Zetkin was a __________ socialist who proposed the idea of an International
Women's Day
True or False:
1. Begum Rokeya believed in gender discrimination.
2. Begum Rokeya helped create opportunities for women to receive an education.
3. The women striking in 1908 protested against excessive work pressure and to stop
child labor.
4. In 1913,Russia celebrated Women's Day on the last Sunday of February
5. In 1988,the UN declared March 8th as International Women's Day to increase
awareness about women's rights.
Chapter – 09
Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) :
1. Which of the following is not mentioned as a duty to society?
a) Respecting older people
b) Obeying society's rules
c) Buying new toys
d) Supporting the helpless
2. Which of these items is not mentioned as part of a first aid box?
a) Thermometer
b) Antiseptics
c) Bandage
d) Painkillers
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3. Where should you always walk according to the safety rules?
a) In the middle of the road
b) By the side of the road
c) On the yellow line
d) In between cars
4. In Bangladesh, at what age a citizen is allowed to vote?
a) 16
b) 21
c) 18
d) 25
5. What is our duty towards state property?
a) To use it for personal gain
b) To protect it from being damaged
c) To ignore it
d) To sell it
Fill in the Blanks:
1. We will support the helpless and ________________.
2. A ________________ box is an important item to have at home for emergencies.
3. We live in a ________________ society
4. The government runs different organisations with the help of ________________.
5. We should be careful about our ________________ while walking on the road.
True or False:
1. We should protect local amenities like parks and playgrounds.
2. It is safe to touch an electric switch with wet hands
3. One of the rules is to walk through the middle of the road.
4. If we disobey laws, we might have to face punishment.
5. Voting is considered an optional activity in a democratic society.