Anganwadi Functioning and Supervisor Role MCQ - Practice Questions

1Match List I with List II and choose the correct code. List I (Observation) 1. Repeated mismatch between nutrition stock and entries 2. Worker is unable to plot a child's growth correctly 3. Several centres report delayed nutrition supplies 4. A high-risk beneficiary remains without the required follow-up List II (Most appropriate supervisory response) a. Verify the case and connect the pending action with counselling, referral or the health service b. Identify a common sector gap and raise it for project-level action c. Compare physical stock with records and document the discrepancy d. Identify the training need and mentor the worker on the correct process

2During an inspection, a supervisor finds that every register is neatly completed, but two listed children are absent, the food stock is below the recorded balance, and several beneficiaries have not been weighed. What should she do first to assess the centre properly?

3Consider the following statements about Poshan Tracker and field supervision: 1. Poshan Tracker supports beneficiary registration, attendance, growth monitoring and supply-related updates. 2. Once digital entries are complete, a supervisor no longer needs to verify weighing practices or beneficiary presence. 3. Growth-monitoring data should lead to counselling, referral or follow-up when nutrition risk is identified. Which of the statements given above are correct?

4An anganwadi worker prepares a due-beneficiary list of 18 persons for a joint service session. On the session day, 13 receive the due services and 2 are found to have shifted out of the area. If the supervisor reviews follow-up only for persons who remain due and were absent, how many persons require follow-up?

5Which of the following is NOT an appropriate duty of an Anganwadi helper?