Understanding Marginalization Quiz - CBSE Class 6 Social Science
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What does the term 'marginalization' refer to?
- Inclusion of all groups
- Exclusion from mainstream society
- Equal opportunities for everyone
- Better living conditions for all
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Answer: B. Exclusion from mainstream society
Marginalization refers to the process by which certain groups are pushed to the edges of society, leading to their exclusion from mainstream social, economic, and political life.
What is one consequence of marginalization in society?
- Higher literacy rates
- Increased community cohesion
- Social unrest
- Economic prosperity
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Answer: C. Social unrest
Marginalization can lead to social unrest as the excluded groups may protest against their lack of rights and opportunities.
In which situation would a group be considered marginalized?
- Having access to resources
- Participation in decision making
- Being ignored in policy discussions
- Being represented in government
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Answer: C. Being ignored in policy discussions
A group is considered marginalized if it is often ignored in discussions that affect its rights and wellbeing.
Which statement best explains institutional marginalization?
- It only affects individuals
- It is the result of unfair laws and policies
- It does not exist in democracies
- It supports minority rights
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Answer: B. It is the result of unfair laws and policies
Institutional marginalization occurs due to unfair laws and policies that systematically disadvantage specific groups.
How does globalization impact marginalization?
- It always helps marginalized groups
- It can widen the gap between rich and poor
- It ensures equal opportunities worldwide
- It eliminates local cultures
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Answer: B. It can widen the gap between rich and poor
Globalization can widen the economic gap, marginalizing local communities that cannot compete on a global scale.