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7th sst

Total questions: 103

Worksheet time: 52mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

In a democracy people expect the government to work for their (a)  

2.

In a democracy people expect the government to work for their (a)  

3.

In order to prevent and treat illnesses we need appropriate healthcare facilities. What are they?

a)

health centres

b)

hospitals

c)

police station

d)

ambulance services

e)

sewage plant

4.

Hakim Sheik was given proper treatment in the first hospital they asked.

a)

True

b)

False

c)

None of these

d)

I don't know

5.

Private healthcare services provide with__

a)

the worst facilities

b)

the best nurses

c)

the best facilities

d)

the best hospital beds

6.

According to our Constitution,

a)

it is the primary duty of the government to ensure the shops are clean.

b)

it is the primary duty of the government to ensure the welfare of the people and provide health care facilities to all.

c)

it is the primary duty of the government to ensure that the supply of mangoes is increased every year.

d)

it is the primary duty of the government to ensure that more trees are being planted.

7.

If a hospital cannot provide timely medical treatment to a person, it means that (a)   is not being given.

8.

RMPs is the short form of_________________.

a)

Residential Management Professional

b)

Right Mentoposterior Position

c)

Registered Medical Practitioners

d)

Regional Monitoring Program

9.

In India, we face a situation where _________________ are increasing but _____________ are not.

a)

private services, public services

b)

public services, private services

c)

urban services, rural services

d)

rural services, urban services

10.

40 per cent of people who are admitted to a hospital for some illness or injury have to borrow money or sell some of their possessions to pay for the expenses.

a)

False

b)

True

c)

None of these

d)

I don't know

11.

Complete the sentence--

For those who are poor, every illness in the family is a cause of great (a)  

12.

Health is as much dependent on basic amenities and social conditions of the people, as it is on healthcare services.

a)

True

b)

False

c)

None of these

d)

I don't know

13.

In 1996, the Kerala government made some major changes in the state. Forty per cent of the entire state budget was given to ___________.

a)

Gram sabha

b)

panchayats

c)

fire station

d)

central government

14.

Kerala's decision made it impossible for a village to make sure that proper planning was done for water, food, women’s development and education.

a)

True

b)

False

c)

I don't know

d)

None of these

15.

Several years ago, Costa Rica took a very important decision and decided not to have____________.

a)

an airport

b)

an army

c)

roads

d)

a harbour

16.

Health education is also considered very important and knowledge about health is __________ part of education at all levels.

a)

an essential

b)

a boring

c)

a very interesting

d)

an ordinary

17.

Some public services lack

a)

hospital beds

b)

qualified doctors

c)

cleanliness

d)

none of the above

18.

Poor families are not provided basic necessities like drinking water, adequate housing, clean surroundings, etc., and therefore, are more likely to fall ill.

a)

True

b)

False

c)

None of these

d)

I don't know

19.

Some people in rural areas travel miles and miles to _______________.

a)

buy chocolates

b)

see a doctor

c)

watch concerts

d)

visit relatives

20.

Is adequate healthcare available to all?

a)

Yes , of course.

b)

No.

c)

I am not sure.

d)

None of these.

21.

In order to earn more money, a few private services encourage practices that are incorrect.

Is this ethical (correct) ?

a)

Yes it is.

b)

I am not sure.

c)

No, not at all.

d)

None of these.

22.
India is one of the biggest exporters of
a)
Plastic
b)
Petroleum
c)
Medicines.
d)
Fruits
23.
.  Making _ _____________________mandatory is one of the remarkable initiative of the   government of UAE
a)
Life Insurance 
b)
Health insurance
c)
Old age insurance
24.
The areas suffer from lack of sound healthcare facilities.
a)
Urban
b)
Rural
c)
metropolitan cities 
d)
southern states
25.
A large number of people fall prey to water-borne diseases because of  
a)
unclean drinking water
b)
Air pollution
c)
unhygienic environment
26.
Health care services provided by the government to uplift the health status of the population is known as
a)
public health care facilities
b)
private health care facilities
c)
primary health care
27.
The health services provided by the private individuals or companies is called
a)
public health care
b)
private health care
c)
primary health care
28.
-------------- money is used by the government for funding developmental programmes and services of health care.
a)
fund
b)
charity
c)
tax
29.
---------------- and sanitation are the responsibility of the State government
a)
health care
b)
cleanliness
c)
charity
30.
_________ health services are profit oriented
a)
private health service
b)
public health service
31.

The state has the responsibility to ensure that citizens are provided with

a)

proper healthcare

b)

education

c)

employment

d)

all of the above

32.

PHC stands for

a)

Preventable health care

b)

Primary health care

c)

Primary health council

33.

capacity to remain free from physical disorder, illness or injuries is called

a)

Health

b)

Rural Health

c)

Mental health

34.

India has the world’s largest number of _____________. It is also one of the leading countries in terms of the number of _______________qualifying each year.

a)

medicals professionals

b)

Primary health care and Rural development

c)

Medical Colleges ,medicals professionals

35.

· Almost half of the children In our country are ____________ as they do not get adequate food to eat.

a)

undernourished

b)

abnormal

c)

Poor

36.

Many people die from_________ and ________ diseases only because they don’t get prompt and timely treatment.

a)

Tuberculosis and Malaria

b)

Minor and curable

c)

Malaria and waterborne diseases

37.

Hakim Sheik was given proper treatment in the first hospital they asked.

a)

True

b)

False

38.

Blood required for a patient is generally available at medicine bank.

a)

True

b)

False

39.

Hakim Sheik was denied treatment at the government hospitals.

a)

True

b)

False

40.

RMP means rural medical practitioner.

a)

True

b)

False

41.

Diarrhoea is a water borne disease.

a)

True

b)

False

42.
A large number of people fall prey to water-borne diseases because of  
a)
unclean drinking water
b)
Air pollution
c)
unhygienic environment
43.
Health care services provided by the government to uplift the health status of the population is known as
a)
public health care facilities
b)
private health care facilities
c)
primary health care
44.
The health services provided by the private individuals or companies is called
a)
public health care
b)
private health care
c)
primary health care
45.
-------------- money is used by the government for funding developmental programmes and services of health care.
a)
fund
b)
charity
c)
tax
46.
---------------- and sanitation are the responsibility of the State government
a)
health care
b)
cleanliness
c)
charity
47.
_________ health services are profit oriented
a)
private health service
b)
public health service
48.

The state has the responsibility to ensure that citizens are provided with

a)

proper healthcare

b)

education

c)

employment

d)

all of the above

49.

PHC stands for

a)

Preventable health care

b)

Primary health care

c)

Primary health council

50.

capacity to remain free from physical disorder, illness or injuries is called

a)

Health

b)

Rural Health

c)

Mental health

51.

India has the world’s largest number of _____________. It is also one of the leading countries in terms of the number of _______________qualifying each year.

a)

medicals professionals

b)

Primary health care and Rural development

c)

Medical Colleges ,medicals professionals

52.

· Almost half of the children In our country are ____________ as they do not get adequate food to eat.

a)

undernourished

b)

abnormal

c)

Poor

53.

Many people die from_________ and ________ diseases only because they don’t get prompt and timely treatment.

a)

Tuberculosis and Malaria

b)

Minor and curable

c)

Malaria and waterborne diseases

54.

world’s largest state-funded health insurance scheme is known as _______________.

a)

Swachch Bharath Abhyaan

b)

Aayushman Bharat Yojna

c)

Sarwa siksha Abhyaan

55.

Public services are provided by the government through ________________.

a)

Government hospitals

b)

Private clinic

c)

Private hospital

56.

The__________________ is the basic structural and functional unit of the public health service in the developing countries

a)

Multi-speciality hospitals

b)

Primary Healthcare centers

c)

Private hospitals

57.
A large number of people fall prey to water-borne diseases because of  
a)
unclean drinking water
b)
Air pollution
c)
unhygienic environment
58.
Health care services provided by the government to uplift the health status of the population is known as
a)
public health care facilities
b)
private health care facilities
c)
primary health care
59.
The health services provided by the private individuals or companies is called
a)
public health care
b)
private health care
c)
primary health care
60.
-------------- money is used by the government for funding developmental programmes and services of health care.
a)
fund
b)
charity
c)
tax
61.
---------------- and sanitation are the responsibility of the State government
a)
health care
b)
cleanliness
c)
charity
62.
_________ health services are profit oriented
a)
private health service
b)
public health service
63.

The state has the responsibility to ensure that citizens are provided with

a)

proper healthcare

b)

education

c)

employment

d)

all of the above

64.

PHC stands for

a)

Preventable health care

b)

Primary health care

c)

Primary health council

65.

capacity to remain free from physical disorder, illness or injuries is called

a)

Health

b)

Rural Health

c)

Mental health

66.

India has the world’s largest number of _____________. It is also one of the leading countries in terms of the number of _______________qualifying each year.

a)

medicals professionals

b)

Primary health care and Rural development

c)

Medical Colleges ,medicals professionals

67.

· Almost half of the children In our country are ____________ as they do not get adequate food to eat.

a)

undernourished

b)

abnormal

c)

Poor

68.

Many people die from_________ and ________ diseases only because they don’t get prompt and timely treatment.

a)

Tuberculosis and Malaria

b)

Minor and curable

c)

Malaria and waterborne diseases

69.

world’s largest state-funded health insurance scheme is known as _______________.

a)

Swachch Bharath Abhyaan

b)

Aayushman Bharat Yojna

c)

Sarwa siksha Abhyaan

70.

Public services are provided by the government through ________________.

a)

Government hospitals

b)

Private clinic

c)

Private hospital

71.

The__________________ is the basic structural and functional unit of the public health service in the developing countries

a)

Multi-speciality hospitals

b)

Primary Healthcare centers

c)

Private hospitals

72.
India is one of the biggest exporters of
a)
Plastic
b)
Petroleum
c)
Medicines.
d)
Fruits
73.
.  Making _ _____________________mandatory is one of the remarkable initiative of the   government of UAE
a)
Life Insurance 
b)
Health insurance
c)
Old age insurance
74.
The areas suffer from lack of sound healthcare facilities.
a)
Urban
b)
Rural
c)
metropolitan cities 
d)
southern states
75.
Health care services provided by the government to uplift the health status of the population is known as
a)
public health care facilities
b)
private health care facilities
c)
primary health care
76.
-------------- money is used by the government for funding developmental programmes and services of health care.
a)
fund
b)
charity
c)
tax
77.

The state has the responsibility to ensure that citizens are provided with

a)

proper healthcare

b)

education

c)

employment

d)

all of the above

78.

Which type of healthcare facility is costly?

a)

(a) Private

b)

(b) Public

c)

(c) Both

d)

(d) Both are the same

79.

India gets a large number of ...................... from many countries.

a)

Medical students

b)

Medical professional

c)

Medical tourists

d)

Doctors

80.

Healthcare facilities have grown substinally over the years, in 1950, there were only .......... government hospitals and in 2017 , the number grew to ............ in india.

a)

53,657 , 12,185

b)

1,000 , 1,000000

c)

19,056 , 76,491

d)

2,717 , 23,583

81.

Hakim Seikh was a member of the ..(..........)..

a)

(SMKBS)

b)

(PBKMS)

c)

(PMHKB)

d)

(PKJHI)

82.

Diseases can be caused due to polluted water (choose all the appropriate answers)

a)

Malariya

b)

Diarrhoea

c)

Dangue

d)

Polio

e)

Corona

83.

Which health service is costly-

(a)  

84.

Full form of (RMPs) is

a)

Registered Medical Practitioners

b)

Rural Medical Practices

c)

Registered Medical Priority

d)

Rural Medicine Patients

85.

Which of these is not a feature of the public healthcare system?

a)

(a) Healthcare to all citizens

b)

(b) Money/resources required to run these are obtained from the ‘public’ in the form of taxes.

c)

(c) Take action for preventing diseases.

d)

(d) Not owned/controlled by the government.

86.

India is a big exporter of

a)

Plastic

b)

Medicines

c)

Coffee

d)

Gold

e)

Silk

87.

Full - Form of (PHC) is

(a)  

88.

On which of the following does our good health depend?

a)

(a) Clean drinking water

b)

(b) Pollution-free environment

c)

(c) Hygienic food

d)

(d) All of these

89.
A large number of people fall prey to water-borne diseases because of  
a)
unclean drinking water
b)
Air pollution
c)
unhygienic environment
90.
The areas suffer from lack of sound healthcare facilities.
a)
Urban
b)
Rural
c)
metropolitan cities 
d)
southern states
91.

Hakim Sheik was denied treatment at the government hospitals.

a)

True

b)

False

92.

· Almost half of the children In our country are ____________ as they do not get adequate food to eat.

a)

undernourished

b)

abnormal

c)

Poor

93.

world’s largest state-funded health insurance scheme is known as _______________.

a)

Swachch Bharath Abhyaan

b)

Aushman Bharat Yojna

c)

Sarwa siksha Abhyaan

94.

Public services are provided by the government through ________________.

a)

Government hospitals

b)

Private clinic

c)

Private hospital

95.
India is one of the biggest exporters of
a)
Plastic
b)
Petroleum
c)
Medicines.
d)
Fruits
96.
A large number of people fall prey to water-borne diseases because of  
a)
unclean drinking water
b)
Air pollution
c)
unhygienic environment
97.
_________ health services are profit oriented
a)
private health service
b)
public health service
98.

India has the world’s largest number of _____________. It is also one of the leading countries in terms of the number of _______________qualifying each year.

a)

medicals professionals

b)

Primary health care and Rural development

c)

Medical Colleges ,medicals professionals

99.

Many people die from_________ and ________ diseases only because they don’t get prompt and timely treatment.

a)

Tuberculosis and Malaria

b)

Minor and curable

c)

Malaria and waterborne diseases

100.

Hakim Sheik was denied treatment at the government hospitals.

a)

True

b)

False

101.

What does the term public health services mean?

a)

A string of dispensaries and hospitals run by the government in rural as well as urban areas.

b)

Affordable medical services for all citizens.

c)

Both 1 and 2

102.

PHC means ______________

a)

Primary Health Centre

b)

Public Health Centre

c)

Private Health Club

d)

Private Hospital Centre

103.
The areas suffer from lack of sound healthcare facilities.
a)
Urban
b)
Rural
c)
metropolitan cities 
d)
southern states