Guiding values of the Indian Constitution

Question 1ExpertLevel 34

Connecting fraternity with unity and integrity of the nation is an answer to which deeper danger?

AExcess tax collectionBTendency of social division and separationCSchool disciplineDSlowdown of local market

Question 2ExpertLevel 34

Why is it important to understand equality of status and equality of opportunity separately?

AStatus is linked with respect and opportunity with real chance to progressBBoth are only names of tax policyCBoth are linked only with sports competitionDBoth have no relation with the Constitution

Question 3ExpertLevel 34

If a group gets rights in law but faces humiliation in society which value remains most incomplete?

ASovereigntyBSocial justice and dignityCForeign policyDRepublic

Question 4ExpertLevel 34

Why is political justice considered more than only electoral right?

ABecause it rejects electionsBBecause it keeps citizens out of governanceCBecause it is also linked with equal representation participation and political voiceDBecause it gives only economic profit

Question 5ExpertLevel 34

How can the question of economic justice be linked with individual liberty?

APoverty and lack of resources may limit the real use of libertyBEconomic justice ends libertyCLiberty has no relation with life conditionsDOnly the king decides economic justice

Question 6ExpertLevel 34

How is the combined effect of secularism and fraternity seen?

ASuperiority of only one religionBEqual respect and belonging among diverse religious communitiesCEnd of religious freedomDReligious division of citizens

Question 7ExpertLevel 34

Including freedom of belief faith and worship in the Preamble shows which constitutional balance?

AThe state respects citizens' freedom of conscience but does not make any religion the state religionBThe state accepts only the majority religionCThe state removes all religious identitiesDThe state stops voting on religious basis

Question 8ExpertLevel 34

How can the role of guiding values in law making be understood most accurately?

AThey guide laws on the test of justice equality and libertyBThey separate laws from the ConstitutionCThey end the role of ParliamentDThey remain only as slogans

Question 9ExpertLevel 34

In which situation will a formal claim of equality fail to become real equality?

AEveryone gets equal law and equal opportunity tooBLaw is equal but education and opportunities remain limited to a few peopleCAll citizens get equal respectDEveryone gets the right to choose representatives

Question 10ExpertLevel 34

If a law is made by majority will but violates the dignity of a group which analysis is correct?

AMajority makes every law ethicalBDignity is only a personal feelingCIn constitutional democracy majority is also limited by dignity and rightsDThere are no rights in a republic

Question 11ExpertLevel 34

What does the idea of democratic republic tell about the source of power and the nature of office?

APower comes from people and the highest office is electedBPower comes from the king and office is decided by birthCPower comes from foreign parliament and citizens remain silentDPower comes from the army and the Constitution becomes secondary

Question 12ExpertLevel 34

Why is it necessary to connect constitutional values with daily governance policies?

ABecause values are only textbook wordsBBecause policies affect citizens' rights opportunities and respectCBecause policies have no relation with the ConstitutionDBecause governance is only the ruler's will

Question 13ExpertLevel 34

Which option correctly separates constitutional and unconstitutional meanings of liberty?

AConstitutional liberty is responsible right while unconstitutional meaning is arbitrarinessBConstitutional liberty means breaking lawCUnconstitutional liberty itself is citizen rightDLiberty has no relation with rights

Question 14ExpertLevel 34

The idea of religion based citizenship conflicts with which values of the Preamble?

AOnly republic and tax policyBOnly sovereignty and foreign policyCSecularism equality and fraternityDOnly economic justice and sports policy

Question 15ExpertLevel 34

What is the constitutional reason for not treating a policy increasing opportunities for weaker sections as against equality?

ABecause such a policy may be an effort to create real equality of opportunityBBecause weaker sections are not citizensCBecause equality does not talk about opportunityDBecause the Constitution is only for the rich

Question 16ExpertLevel 34

Why is it insufficient to treat integrity only as a geographical boundary?

ABecause it is also related to national unity and collective political identityBBecause integrity has no relation with the nationCBecause integrity is only a market termDBecause it is only a school rule

Question 17ExpertLevel 34

What conclusion emerges by reading dignity of the individual and social justice together?

AFor a dignified life discrimination and humiliation in society must reduceBDignity is only economic profitCSocial justice is only an electoral processDBoth values are against each other

Question 18ExpertLevel 34

What kind of India do the values of the Preamble seek to build in the vision of the Constitution makers?

AA hereditary and unequal IndiaBA colonial and dependent IndiaCA just free equal and fraternal IndiaDAn India ruled only by the military

Question 19ExpertLevel 34

If after elections a government suppresses opposing views which value will be most directly weakened?

AOnly sovereigntyBOnly republicCFreedom of expression and democratic accountabilityDOnly economic justice

Question 20ExpertLevel 34

How do equality of status and dignity of the individual together define citizenship?

AOnly as the identity of a taxpayerBOnly as a name in voter listCOnly as an economic classDAs equal membership with respect and rights

Guiding values of the Indian Constitution

Quiz this set

Connecting fraternity with unity and integrity of the nation is an answer to which deeper danger?

Why is it important to understand equality of status and equality of opportunity separately?

If a group gets rights in law but faces humiliation in society which value remains most incomplete?

Why is political justice considered more than only electoral right?

How can the question of economic justice be linked with individual liberty?

How is the combined effect of secularism and fraternity seen?

Including freedom of belief faith and worship in the Preamble shows which constitutional balance?

How can the role of guiding values in law making be understood most accurately?

In which situation will a formal claim of equality fail to become real equality?

If a law is made by majority will but violates the dignity of a group which analysis is correct?

What does the idea of democratic republic tell about the source of power and the nature of office?

Why is it necessary to connect constitutional values with daily governance policies?

Which option correctly separates constitutional and unconstitutional meanings of liberty?

The idea of religion based citizenship conflicts with which values of the Preamble?

What is the constitutional reason for not treating a policy increasing opportunities for weaker sections as against equality?

Why is it insufficient to treat integrity only as a geographical boundary?

What conclusion emerges by reading dignity of the individual and social justice together?

What kind of India do the values of the Preamble seek to build in the vision of the Constitution makers?

If after elections a government suppresses opposing views which value will be most directly weakened?

How do equality of status and dignity of the individual together define citizenship?

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Guiding values of the Indian Constitution

Quiz this set

Connecting fraternity with unity and integrity of the nation is an answer to which deeper danger?

Why is it important to understand equality of status and equality of opportunity separately?

If a group gets rights in law but faces humiliation in society which value remains most incomplete?

Why is political justice considered more than only electoral right?

How can the question of economic justice be linked with individual liberty?

How is the combined effect of secularism and fraternity seen?

Including freedom of belief faith and worship in the Preamble shows which constitutional balance?

How can the role of guiding values in law making be understood most accurately?

In which situation will a formal claim of equality fail to become real equality?

If a law is made by majority will but violates the dignity of a group which analysis is correct?

What does the idea of democratic republic tell about the source of power and the nature of office?

Why is it necessary to connect constitutional values with daily governance policies?

Which option correctly separates constitutional and unconstitutional meanings of liberty?

The idea of religion based citizenship conflicts with which values of the Preamble?

What is the constitutional reason for not treating a policy increasing opportunities for weaker sections as against equality?

Why is it insufficient to treat integrity only as a geographical boundary?

What conclusion emerges by reading dignity of the individual and social justice together?

What kind of India do the values of the Preamble seek to build in the vision of the Constitution makers?

If after elections a government suppresses opposing views which value will be most directly weakened?

How do equality of status and dignity of the individual together define citizenship?

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