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CBSE 12 Home Science Question Paper-2025

CBSE 12 Home Science Question Paper-2025

This mock test includes actual CBSE Class 12 Home Science board exam questions from the year 2025, helping students understand exam trends and practice real paper format

2025-08-19
Pavan Pavan
CBSE Class 12 Home Science 2025 Grade 12

Duration

35 min

Questions

35

Marking

Negative

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Which of the following option is most suitable for a career in the field of clinical nutrition?

A
Quality control manager
B
Specialist in HACCP
C
Sensory evaluator
D
Diet consultant

Select the traditional handicraft of Odisha.

A
Channapatna dolls
B
Shola craft
C
Bamboo craft
D
Warli painting

Identify the Danger Zone temperature range at which bacteria grow on food stuffs.

A
5-60°F
B
15-100°C
C
5-60°C
D
15-100°F

Where was the Sustainable Access in Rural India (SARI) project started?

A
Assam
B
Gujarat
C
Tamil Nadu
D
Haryana

Which nutrient deficiency is targeted by National Prophylaxis Programme for Prevention of Blindness?

A
Vitamin A
B
Iron
C
Iodine
D
Protein

In the interest of consumers, 'Consumer Voice' magazine is a publication of which country?

A
Australia
B
India
C
United States of America
D
Nepal

Section 48 of which of the following Act states that creches should be maintained if more than thirty women are employed in an industry or factory?

A
The Plantations Labour Act
B
The Mines Act
C
The Factories Act
D
The Maternity Benefit Act

Choose the correct pair of food hazard with its example:

A
Visible biological hazard: Bacteria
B
Physical hazard: Hair
C
Invisible microbiological hazard: Worms
D
Chemical hazard: Bone fragments

All India Institutes of Medical Sciences provide which level of health care services in India?

A
Primary
B
Secondary
C
Tertiary
D
Intermediary

Which washing method is used in front-loading washing machines?

A
Tumbling
B
Agitation
C
Pulsating
D
Centrifugal

Match the following:

A
i-4, ii-3, iii-2, iv-1
B
i-2, ii-1, iii-4, iv-3
C
i-3, ii-4, iii-1, iv-2
D
i-1, ii-2, iii-3, iv-4

Arrange the following steps in sequence for getting a new passport.

A
Apply online, book appointment, visit PSK, get passport.
B
Book appointment, apply online, visit PSK, get passport.
C
Visit PSK, apply online, book appointment, get passport.
D
Apply online, visit PSK, book appointment, get passport.

Arrange the following steps for removing oil stains from a cotton garment:

A
Rinse in plain water, apply chalk powder, soak in hot soapy water.
B
Soak in hot soapy water, apply chalk powder, rinse in plain water.
C
Apply chalk powder, soak in hot soapy water, rinse in plain water.
D
Apply chalk powder, rinse in plain water, soak in hot soapy water.

Arrange the following developmental stages in order as per Piaget’s theory.

A
Concrete operational, Pre-operational, Sensorimotor, Formal operational
B
Sensorimotor, Pre-operational, Concrete operational, Formal operational
C
Pre-operational, Sensorimotor, Concrete operational, Formal operational
D
Sensorimotor, Concrete operational, Pre-operational, Formal operational

Arrange the following steps of 'Communication Process' in correct sequence:

A
Receiver, message, sender, feedback, channel
B
Sender, message, channel, receiver, feedback
C
Message, sender, receiver, channel, feedback
D
Sender, channel, message, receiver, feedback

The term 'millets' refers to a group of small-seeded grains that are often grown in arid and semi-arid regions. It can be easily grown in areas with low rainfall and on poor quality soil, making them a more sustainable crop option in comparison to other crops. Identify the millets from the following options:

A
Sorghum, Finger millet, Mustard
B
Barley, Sorghum, Pearl millet
C
Jowar, Bajra, Ragi
D
Maize, Wheat, Ragi

Which of the following describes the difference between developmental and non-developmental jobs in Home Science?

A
Non-developmental jobs require a master's degree while developmental jobs require a Ph.D.
B
Developmental jobs are in the private sector and non-developmental are in the government.
C
Developmental jobs are aimed at social change and improving quality of life, while non-developmental jobs are in production, sales, and quality control.
D
Non-developmental jobs are more prestigious than developmental jobs.

What are the core components of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)?

A
Poverty eradication, climate action, and war prevention.
B
Economic growth, social inclusion, and environmental sustainability.
C
Space exploration, technological advancement, and military strength.
D
Financial stability, political dominance, and cultural preservation.

According to the passage, what is meant by 'Child Rights'?

A
The right to play and have fun.
B
The rights of children to be independent from their parents.
C
The rights of a child, which are their basic entitlements and freedoms that all children should have to grow, develop and thrive.
D
The rights of a child to own property and run a business.

As per the passage, how are 'Child Rights' different from 'Human Rights'?

A
Child rights are specifically for children and protect them from harm and exploitation.
B
Human rights are exclusively for adults, while child rights are only for children.
C
Child rights are not legally binding, while human rights are.
D
There is no difference between the two as they both apply to everyone equally.

Explain how media can be used as a powerful tool for social change in the context of Home Science.

A
Media has a limited role and cannot be used to bring about social change.
B
Media can be used to promote harmful practices and social stratification.
C
Media can be used to create awareness about health and nutrition, child development, and women empowerment.
D
Media only provides entertainment and has no role in education or social change.

Write a note on the importance of food safety and hygiene in a food service unit.

A
Ensuring food safety and hygiene is only important for large food service units, not for smaller ones.
B
Food safety and hygiene are important to prevent foodborne illnesses, maintain quality, and ensure consumer trust.
C
The importance of food safety and hygiene is limited to aesthetic appeal.
D
Food safety and hygiene are a personal choice of the food service unit owner.

Discuss the role of a Home Scientist as an Extensionist.

A
A Home Scientist as an Extensionist works to apply research findings to the community and help people adopt new practices for improving their lives.
B
A Home Scientist as an Extensionist is only involved in laboratory research.
C
An Extensionist's role is limited to providing financial advice.
D
An Extensionist's role is to enforce government policies without considering community needs.

What is 'Ergonomics'? Explain with an example from the field of Home Science.

A
Ergonomics is the study of how people interact with their environment to improve their productivity and comfort.
B
Ergonomics is a branch of social science that studies human behavior.
C
Ergonomics is a type of physical exercise to improve posture.
D
Ergonomics is a new technology for home automation.

Discuss the importance of the principles of design in the context of interior design.

A
Principles of design are only applicable to industrial design, not interior design.
B
The principles of design, such as balance, rhythm, emphasis, and unity, help in creating a harmonious and aesthetically pleasing space.
C
The principles of design are a set of rules that restrict creativity in interior design.
D
The principles of design are irrelevant in interior design and should be ignored.

Write a short note on 'financial planning' and its significance.

A
Financial planning is only for the wealthy and has no significance for the average person.
B
Financial planning is a one-time activity and does not require continuous monitoring.
C
Financial planning involves setting financial goals, creating a budget, and making wise investment decisions to achieve financial stability and future security.
D
Financial planning is a complex process that cannot be understood by a layperson.

What are the various methods of food preservation? Explain any two.

A
The only method of food preservation is refrigeration.
B
Food preservation methods include pasteurization, drying, and freezing, which inhibit the growth of microorganisms and prolong shelf life.
C
Food preservation methods are a modern invention and were not practiced in ancient times.
D
Food preservation methods do not affect the nutritional value of food.

Discuss the role of a Home Scientist in addressing the challenges faced by rural communities.

A
A Home Scientist has no role in addressing challenges in rural communities as their work is limited to urban areas.
B
A Home Scientist can help rural communities by providing them with financial aid and loans.
C
A Home Scientist can work on issues such as sanitation, nutrition, skill development, and women's empowerment to improve the lives of rural people.
D
A Home Scientist can only address challenges related to agriculture in rural communities.

Explain the concept of 'Gender' and 'Sex' and discuss the social construction of gender roles.

A
'Gender' and 'Sex' are interchangeable terms and refer to the same thing.
B
'Sex' refers to biological differences, while 'Gender' refers to the socially constructed roles, behaviors, and expressions.
C
'Gender' is a biological concept, while 'Sex' is a social concept.
D
Gender roles are universal and do not vary across different cultures and societies.

Explain the different stages of human development from infancy to adolescence.

A
The stages of human development are limited to childhood and adulthood.
B
The stages of human development include infancy, childhood, and adolescence, each with distinct physical, cognitive, and socio-emotional changes.
C
Human development is a linear process with no distinct stages.
D
The stages of human development are not influenced by social and cultural factors.

Discuss the role of communication in the success of any community development program.

A
Communication is a secondary component and has a limited role in the success of community development programs.
B
Effective communication is essential for creating awareness, mobilizing community members, and ensuring their participation in a program's planning and implementation.
C
Community development programs can succeed without any communication with the community members.
D
Communication's role in community development is limited to one-way information dissemination.

Discuss the challenges and issues faced by the Indian textile industry today.

A
The Indian textile industry is facing no challenges and is experiencing unprecedented growth.
B
The Indian textile industry's only challenge is a lack of skilled labor.
C
Challenges include competition from other countries, technological obsolescence, and exploitation of labor.
D
The Indian textile industry has no environmental issues to address.

Explain the importance of 'consumer education' in today's digital age.

A
Consumer education is not important in the digital age, as consumers have access to all information online.
B
Consumer education is important to help consumers identify fake news and misinformation online, protect their privacy, and make informed purchasing decisions.
C
Consumer education is only necessary for physical products, not for digital goods and services.
D
Consumer education is only relevant for adults and has no importance for children and adolescents.

Discuss the career opportunities available for a Home Scientist in the field of dietetics and nutrition.

A
The career opportunities for a Home Scientist are limited to teaching.
B
Career opportunities in dietetics and nutrition include working as a clinical dietitian, sports nutritionist, public health nutritionist, or food technologist.
C
Home Scientists cannot work in the field of dietetics and nutrition.
D
Career opportunities in dietetics and nutrition are only available for those with a medical degree.

What is 'Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE)'? Discuss its significance in the holistic development of a child.

A
ECCE is a new concept that is not yet fully implemented in India.
B
ECCE is a formal education system that starts at the age of 5.
C
ECCE is a program that focuses on the cognitive development of a child only.
D
ECCE is an integrated approach to a child's care and development, providing a strong foundation for lifelong learning and well-being.