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Agricultural Extension Education 100 MCQs For Aspirants

ByAditya Abhishek

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Agricultural Extension Education MCQs

Agricultural Extension Education MCQs

1. Which type of education is most commonly associated with rural extension services?

2. Who initiated the Sriniketan Project for rural development in India?

3. Which principle emphasizes the importance of community involvement in extension programmes?

4. The term “Extension Education” was first used by which university?

5. In the educational process, which step involves setting realistic objectives with community involvement?

6. Which of the following is an example of a post-independence extension programme?

7. What is the ultimate goal of agricultural extension?

8. The “Grass-roots principle” in extension means:

9. In the extension education process, what follows evaluation?

10. Which extension approach emphasizes joint planning by research and extension using a system approach?

11. Which of the following programmes was known for initiating the Green Revolution in India?

12. Who defined extension education as a process of teaching rural people how to live better?

13. What is the first step in the extension education process?

14. What does the principle of ‘learning by doing’ emphasize in extension education?

15. The Etawah Pilot Project was initiated under the leadership of:

16. What is the key feature of the “training and visit” extension approach?

17. The concept “Extension means education” is best described by which of the following statements?

18. The IVLP (Institution Village Linkage Programme) was launched in:

19. Which one is NOT a function of agricultural extension?

20. Which of the following is a key principle of programme planning?

21. The Marthandam Project was initiated under the guidance of:

22. Which principle in extension education highlights the need to work according to the values and beliefs of the local population?

23. What does the term “diffusion” mean in extension education?

24. The philosophy of extension emphasizes:

25. The main objective of extension education is:

26. Which of the following is considered an informal education example?

27. The Seva Gram project was initiated by:

28. What does the principle of evaluation in extension aim to achieve?

29. Which approach to extension gives importance to farmer participation and local knowledge?

30. What is the main goal of the Farming Systems Development Approach?

31. Which of the following is the most essential characteristic of an effective extension worker?

32. What does ORP stand for in the context of agricultural extension?

33. The basic philosophy of extension is to:

34. The most critical component in planning an extension programme is:

35. Which communication method allows face-to-face contact and immediate feedback?

36. Who defined extension as “the process of helping people help themselves”?

37. “Grow More Food Campaign” was launched in which year in India?

38. In communication, ‘channel’ refers to:

39. What is the main limitation of mass communication in extension?

40. What is the major focus of adult education in extension?

41. What is the function of feedback in the communication process?

42. “Word of mouth” communication best fits into which category?

43. Which of the following is a key function of extension teaching?

44. Which model of communication includes sender, message, channel, receiver, and feedback?

45. KVKs were recommended by which committee?

46. Farm and Home Science clubs are examples of which extension teaching method?

47. Demonstration is best suited for which type of learners?

48. What does the term “Innovation” refer to in extension?

49. The purpose of result demonstration is to:

50. In extension, a “local leader” is important because:

51. Which of the following is a key limitation of group communication in extension?

52. Adoption of innovation is fastest among which category of adopters?

53. What is the main aim of method demonstration in extension?

54. Communication distortion is primarily caused by:

55. In the innovation-decision process, which stage comes immediately after awareness?

56. Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of adult learners?

57. The best method to teach an illiterate farmer about seed treatment is:

58. Farm journalism is associated with:

59. Participatory Rural Appraisal (PRA) is based on which principle?

60. In extension, learning is considered effective when:

61. What is the central idea of the “learning by doing” principle in extension?

62. Which of the following is a psychological barrier to communication?

63. Who is considered the “father of extension education”?

64. Which teaching method is used to influence large groups simultaneously?

65. What is the correct sequence in the extension teaching process?

66. What is the purpose of using audio-visual aids in extension teaching?

67. Which extension teaching method is most suitable for skill training?

68. Which of the following is NOT a group method of extension teaching?

69. The term “cosmopolite” in extension refers to a person who:

70. The most suitable media for illiterate rural people is:

71. The process by which individuals pass from one stage of development to another in extension is called:

72. Which among the following is an essential element of good teaching?

73. The Extension system in India became systematic after the launch of:

74. The basic purpose of extension evaluation is to:

75. According to Dale’s Cone of Experience, people remember the most when they:

76. Which of the following is a principle of teaching in extension?

77. What is the main goal of communication in extension?

78. What does diffusion refer to in the extension process?

79. A major advantage of group discussion as an extension method is:

80. Which of the following is considered an individual contact method in extension?

81. The process of teaching rural people to improve their livelihood is best described as:

82. The “adoption process” ends when the individual:

83. “Two-way flow of communication” is best observed in:

84. What does “message distortion” in communication mean?

85. A mass method of extension that involves showing practices through moving visuals is:

86. Which of the following is NOT a principle of agricultural extension?

87. The main function of extension is to:

88. The “KAP” model in extension refers to:

89. Which of the following is an example of a visual aid?

90. Which extension approach involves working through local leaders?

91. Which method is most suitable for quick dissemination of information to a large audience?

92. Motivation in extension teaching is essential for:

93. The term “change agent” refers to:

94. In extension, teaching is successful when the learner:

95. Which of the following is NOT an interpersonal communication method?

96. The ‘recipient’ in communication is also known as the:

97. Extension messages are most effective when they are:

98. In extension, feedback is important because it:

99. A progressive farmer who adopts innovations early is referred to as:

100. The term “extension” originates from:

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Aditya Abhishek has completed Bachelor Of Science in Agriculture from SDSUV, Uttarakhand. He focuses on learning and delivering knowledge on Agriculture and Home Gardening. He created Agriculture Review as a common platform for all nature enthusiast to learn better practices of agriculture, gardening & shop quality products & services.

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