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Which of the following questions assesses the conceptual knowledge of students? A. What accounts for the anger of the tribals against the Dikus? B. Distinguish between economic development and sustainable development. C. Choose any tribal group living in India today. Write an essay about their customs and way of life, and how their lives have changed in the last 50 years. D. Find out more about Rani Lakshmibhai of Jhansi. In what ways would she have been an unusual woman for her times? E. Differentiate between subsistence farming and commercial farming. Choose from the following options.

Which of the following questions assesses the conceptual knowledge of students? A. What accounts for the anger of the tribals against the Dikus? B. Distinguish between economic development and sustainable development. C. Choose any tribal group living in India today. Write an essay about their customs and way of life, and how their lives have changed in the last 50 years. D. Find out more about Rani Lakshmibhai of Jhansi. In what ways would she have been an unusual woman for her times? E. Differentiate between subsistence farming and commercial farming. Choose from the following options. Correct Answer <span style="">B and E</span>

Conceptual knowledge- It is referred to as the knowledge of the concepts, principles, and theories which the students learn in the class mainly through reading, writing, and experiencing.

Key Points

  • The conceptual knowledge creates a bridge between the concepts studied in the class and the learner's personal life.
  • Example-If the student in social science studies the concepts of socialization, then he should be able to use this concept in his daily life.
  • The conceptual knowledge develops the skills of differentiation, analysis, and implementation in daily life.

Important Points

  • ​ Distinguish between economic development and sustainable development. It helps in developing the conceptual knowledge because here the student will differentiate between two concepts if he has conceptual knowledge, then he is able to differentiate.
  • Differentiate between subsistence farming and commercial farming: If the student has conceptual knowledge then only he can able to differentiate between commercial and subsistence farming.

Hence we can conclude that Statements B and E are correct.

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