Multiple Choice Questions

For the purpose of Census 2011 a person aged and above who can both read and write with understandin...........

General Studies (MTS) Geography

For the purpose of Census 2011, a person aged ______ and above, who can both read and write with understanding in any

language, was treated as literate.

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SSC MTS 21st July 2022 Shift-2

five

nine

seven

six

- The Census 2011 defines a literate person as someone aged seven years and above who can read and write with understanding in any language.

- A person's literacy status is not determined by whether they attended or completed any formal education.

- Literacy is evaluated by basic reading and writing abilities, not by the level of education completed.

Option 1: five

- Incorrect. The Census does not start literacy age at five.

Option 2: nine

- Incorrect. This option overestimates the starting age for literacy.

Option 3: seven

- Correct. Census 2011 starts counting literacy at age seven.

Option 4: six

- Incorrect. The correct starting age for literacy is not six.

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