Question ID - 85436 | SaraNextGen Top Answer

Read the passage carefully and choose the best answer to each question out of the four alternatives.

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Women’s education in India is one of the foremost concerns of the Government of India as well as of the society at large. It is due to the fact that at the present time, the educated women play a very significant tole in overall development and progress of the country. Women hold prominent position in the Indian society and all over the world. However, since the prehistoric times women were denied opportunities and had to suffer for the hegemonic masculine ideology. This unjustifiable and unwarrantable oppression ideology. This unjustifiable and unwarrantable oppression had resulted into a movement that fought to achieve the equal status of -women all over the world. Women’s education in Indi is the consequence of such progress and this led to the tremendous improvement of women’s condition throughout the world. Nevertheless, eradication of female illiteracy is considered as a major concern today.      In the present era, the Indian society has established a number of institutions for the educational development of women and girls. These educational institutions aim for immense help and are concerned with the development of women. In the modern society, women in India have come a long way. Indian women are at par with men in all kinds of tasks like reaching the moon, conquering Mount Everest, and participating in all fields. Ail this is possible just because of education and the profound impact it has had on women.
Education for women is necessary
(a)	to enable more women to conquer Mt. Everest.	(b)	to usher in modern and progressive society.
(c)	to protest against masculine supremacy.	(d)	to establish more educational institutions.
In present times, education for women is not at par with that of their male counterparts because
(a)	Indian women did not join the worldwide movement to gain equal status for themselves.	(b)	female illiteracy is a major social problem.
(c)	Indian women are traditionally more preoccupied with their household duties.	(d)	ours is a male dominated society,
….. has been a major boost for female literacy in India today.
(a)	The global movement to gain equal status for women	(b)	The modern governmental system.
(c)	Increase in the number of broad-minded men	(d)	Increase in the number of women in prominent positions
Progress and improvement in education for women has enabled them to
(a)	overthrow male hegemony.	(b)	bag coveted positions for themselves.
(c)	create an impact on all aspects of life.	(d)	All of the above.
Find the option opposite in meaning to unjustifiable.
(a)	compulsory	(b)	progressive
(c)	reasonable	(d)	methodical