Meaning and aims of education

Education that is planned and given in schools is called:

• 1 Formal education
• 2 Hidden education
• 3 Non-formal education
• 4 Informal education

Learning language and manners from the family is an example of:

• 1 Formal education
• 2 Vocational education
• 3 Non-formal education
• 4 Informal education

An adult literacy centre is an example of:

• 1 Informal education
• 2 University education
• 3 Non-formal education
• 4 Formal education

The word Iqra in the first revelation means:

• 1 Fast
• 2 Pray
• 3 Read
• 4 Write

The first agency of education is the:

• 1 School
• 2 Mosque
• 3 Home
• 4 Mass media

The aim of education that prepares a person to earn a living is the:

• 1 Moral aim
• 2 Spiritual aim
• 3 Social aim only
• 4 Vocational aim

Education that builds honesty and good character serves the:

• 1 Political aim only
• 2 Economic aim only
• 3 Moral aim
• 4 Vocational aim

Which of these is an agency of education?

• 1 A calculator
• 2 A bus
• 3 The mosque
• 4 A cricket bat

The idea that learning continues throughout life is called:

• 1 School leaving
• 2 Home study only
• 3 Formal schooling
• 4 Lifelong learning

A teacher in a school mainly performs:

• 1 No educational role
• 2 Formal education
• 3 Informal education only
• 4 Non-formal education only