Fundamental Rights in the Indian Constitution

Question 1MediumLevel 71

Which statement shows the secular significance of Fundamental Rights?

AThe state gives equal freedom to citizens of all religionsBThe state recognizes only one religionCCitizenship is decided by religionDFreedom of religion is only for the majority

Question 2MediumLevel 71

Under which Fundamental Right can a citizen demand enforcement of rights from a court?

ACultural and Educational RightsBRight to Constitutional RemediesCRight to Freedom of ReligionDRight against Exploitation

Question 3MediumLevel 71

If a citizen peacefully criticizes a government policy, which right protects him?

ARight to Freedom of ReligionBRight against ExploitationCRight to FreedomDCultural Rights

Question 4MediumLevel 71

Which principle does the Right to Equality promote in government jobs?

ASelection based on family lineageBSelection based on wealthCSelection based on religionDEquality of opportunity

Question 5MediumLevel 71

What is the benefit of making Fundamental Rights enforceable in courts?

ACitizens get real legal protectionBRights become only declarationsCRole of courts endsDGovernment arbitrariness increases

Question 6MediumLevel 71

Which example shows proper use of the Right to Freedom of Religion?

AStopping people of another religion from worshippingBWorshipping according to one's faithCDenying school admission based on religionDMaking religion compulsory in government job

Question 7MediumLevel 71

Which Fundamental Right is most closely connected with both liberty and security of a person?

ACultural and Educational RightsBRight to Freedom of ReligionCRight to FreedomDRight against Exploitation

Question 8MediumLevel 71

In which situation may both Cultural Rights and Right to Equality need to be understood?

AA minority school being unfairly stopped because of languageBA person reading a newspaperCA person going to marketDA child playing

Question 9MediumLevel 71

Through Fundamental Rights, citizens can seek justice against what?

AOnly weather changeBUnjust action of the stateCOnly personal preferenceDExam difficulty

Question 10MediumLevel 71

Under which right does the spirit of abolition of titles come?

ARight to FreedomBRight against ExploitationCRight to EqualityDRight to Freedom of Religion

Question 11MediumLevel 71

Through which right can citizens become members of a political or social association?

ARight to Freedom of ReligionBRight to EqualityCRight against ExploitationDRight to Freedom

Question 12MediumLevel 71

Why does protection of Fundamental Rights increase citizens' trust in democracy?

ABecause citizens know legal remedy is available against injusticeBBecause government can always stop criticismCBecause citizens get no claimDBecause courts stay away from rights

Question 13MediumLevel 71

Which statement correctly relates Fundamental Rights and democratic citizenship?

AFundamental Rights make citizens passiveBFundamental Rights make citizens aware and claim-holdersCFundamental Rights put citizens outside lawDFundamental Rights make citizens only taxpayers

Question 14MediumLevel 71

If the state denies education to a person because of language, which right may be indicated?

ARight against ExploitationBRight to Freedom of ReligionCCultural and Educational RightsDOnly Right to Property

Question 15MediumLevel 71

Which Fundamental Right gives citizens a basis to approach the Supreme Court or High Court when rights are violated?

ARight to EqualityBRight to FreedomCRight to Freedom of ReligionDRight to Constitutional Remedies

Question 16MediumLevel 71

Which democratic value is strengthened by the Right to Equality among Fundamental Rights?

AEqual respect and equal opportunityBHereditary privilegeCReligion-based ruleDSecret administration

Question 17MediumLevel 71

In which situation can the Right to Freedom and Constitutional Remedies both be connected?

AA citizen is stopped from peaceful speech and goes to courtBA child buys fruit in a marketCA family celebrates a festivalDA student reads a book

Question 18MediumLevel 71

Which is the most correct explanation of Fundamental Rights?

AThey are unlimited rights as per citizens' wishesBThey are a set of citizen freedoms and claims protected by the ConstitutionCThey are only government adviceDThey are only election rules

Question 19MediumLevel 71

Which option correctly matches a right with its related clue?

ARight against Exploitation protection of languageBRight to Freedom of Religion writ in courtCRight to Freedom speech, assembly and associationDRight to Equality forced labour

Question 20MediumLevel 72

What is the main meaning of saying that Fundamental Rights can be enforced by courts?

ACitizens can seek relief from court when rights are violatedBCitizens can break every lawCGovernment can punish without courtDRights are only advice

Fundamental Rights in the Indian Constitution

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Which statement shows the secular significance of Fundamental Rights?

Under which Fundamental Right can a citizen demand enforcement of rights from a court?

If a citizen peacefully criticizes a government policy, which right protects him?

Which principle does the Right to Equality promote in government jobs?

What is the benefit of making Fundamental Rights enforceable in courts?

Which example shows proper use of the Right to Freedom of Religion?

Which Fundamental Right is most closely connected with both liberty and security of a person?

In which situation may both Cultural Rights and Right to Equality need to be understood?

Through Fundamental Rights, citizens can seek justice against what?

Under which right does the spirit of abolition of titles come?

Through which right can citizens become members of a political or social association?

Why does protection of Fundamental Rights increase citizens' trust in democracy?

Which statement correctly relates Fundamental Rights and democratic citizenship?

If the state denies education to a person because of language, which right may be indicated?

Which Fundamental Right gives citizens a basis to approach the Supreme Court or High Court when rights are violated?

Which democratic value is strengthened by the Right to Equality among Fundamental Rights?

In which situation can the Right to Freedom and Constitutional Remedies both be connected?

Which is the most correct explanation of Fundamental Rights?

Which option correctly matches a right with its related clue?

What is the main meaning of saying that Fundamental Rights can be enforced by courts?

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Fundamental Rights in the Indian Constitution

Quiz this set

Which statement shows the secular significance of Fundamental Rights?

Under which Fundamental Right can a citizen demand enforcement of rights from a court?

If a citizen peacefully criticizes a government policy, which right protects him?

Which principle does the Right to Equality promote in government jobs?

What is the benefit of making Fundamental Rights enforceable in courts?

Which example shows proper use of the Right to Freedom of Religion?

Which Fundamental Right is most closely connected with both liberty and security of a person?

In which situation may both Cultural Rights and Right to Equality need to be understood?

Through Fundamental Rights, citizens can seek justice against what?

Under which right does the spirit of abolition of titles come?

Through which right can citizens become members of a political or social association?

Why does protection of Fundamental Rights increase citizens' trust in democracy?

Which statement correctly relates Fundamental Rights and democratic citizenship?

If the state denies education to a person because of language, which right may be indicated?

Which Fundamental Right gives citizens a basis to approach the Supreme Court or High Court when rights are violated?

Which democratic value is strengthened by the Right to Equality among Fundamental Rights?

In which situation can the Right to Freedom and Constitutional Remedies both be connected?

Which is the most correct explanation of Fundamental Rights?

Which option correctly matches a right with its related clue?

What is the main meaning of saying that Fundamental Rights can be enforced by courts?

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