Which of the following phrase best describes 'ethnocentric'?

A. Judging people from different culture according to the standard of your own

B. Promoting equal acceptance of all cultural practices worldwide

C. Studying ethnic groups through unbiased scientific observation

D. Adopting cultural practices from multiple societies simultaneously

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31.
How many other languages are recognized as Scheduled Languages by the constitution, besides Hindi?
Correct Answer: D. 21
One-liner
Besides Hindi, there are 21 other languages recognized as Scheduled Languages by the Indian Constitution.
32.
Which of the following phrase best describes 'ethnocentric'?
Correct Answer: A. Judging people from different culture according to the standard of your own
One-liner
'Ethnocentric' refers to judging people from different culture according to the standard of your own.
33.
Wandering tribes of Arabia and Africa are called:
Correct Answer: A. Berbers
One-liner
The wandering tribes of Arabia and Africa are called Berbers.
34.
Past Paper MCQ
What is the largest ethnic group in Afghanistan?
Correct Answer: A. Pashtuns
One-liner
The largest ethnic group in Afghanistan is the Pashtuns.
35.
Past Paper MCQ
Hazra community is located in which country?
Correct Answer: C. Afghanistan
One-liner
The Hazra (Hazara) community is primarily located in Afghanistan.
36.
Past Paper MCQ
Which language has the most native speakers worldwide?
Correct Answer: B. Mandarin Chinese
One-liner
Mandarin Chinese has the most native speakers worldwide, with over 900 million native speakers.
37.
Past Paper MCQ
Which of the following is an ethnic religion?
Correct Answer: C. Judaism
One-liner
Judaism is an ethnic religion, as it is intrinsically tied to the Jewish people and their heritage, unlike universalizing religions that actively seek converts.