Fundamental Rights in the Indian Constitution

Question 1HardLevel 72

If appointment in a government institution is denied only on the basis of caste, which right is mainly affected?

ARight against ExploitationBRight to EqualityCRight to Freedom of ReligionDCultural and Educational Rights

Question 2HardLevel 72

Why does the Right to Constitutional Remedies have special importance in protecting rights?

AIt gives tax exemption to citizensBIt gives the right to election campaignCIt provides a way to enforce other Fundamental RightsDIt guarantees a government job

Question 3HardLevel 72

Which situation will be considered a correct and responsible use of the Right to Freedom?

ASilencing a person by threatBProtesting by damaging public propertyCSpreading views by taking away others freedomDExpressing views peacefully and respecting public order

Question 4HardLevel 72

How does the Right to Freedom of Religion strengthen the idea of a secular state?

AIt guides the state toward equal distance and respect for all religionsBIt makes one religion the state religionCIt stops citizens from following religionDIt gives rights only to the majority religion

Question 5HardLevel 72

If a child is made to work in a hazardous factory, this goes against the spirit of which Fundamental Right?

ACultural and Educational RightsBRight against ExploitationCFreedom of ReligionDConstitutional Remedies

Question 6HardLevel 72

What is the main constitutional purpose of Cultural and Educational Rights?

ATo protect the language culture and education of minoritiesBTo keep the majority away from educationCTo convert all languages into one languageDTo abolish private schools

Question 7HardLevel 72

If a law takes away a person liberty without due process, which idea is affected?

ACultural protectionBVoting campaignCProtection of life and personal libertyDReligious propagation

Question 8HardLevel 72

Why is abolition of untouchability not only social reform but also a matter of Fundamental Right?

ABecause it is related to tax systemBBecause it changes constituenciesCBecause it gives the right to buy propertyDBecause it protects equality and human dignity

Question 9HardLevel 72

What is the deeper meaning of abolition of titles under the Right to Equality?

ATo prevent artificial social hierarchy among citizensBTo make all awards a crimeCTo end school certificatesDTo abolish government posts

Question 10HardLevel 72

Which example most clearly shows the relation between Fundamental Rights and democratic participation?

ACitizens peacefully criticize a policyBCitizens are silenced without reasonCOnly officials ask public questionsDGovernment bans opposition meetings

Question 11HardLevel 72

If a minority community is stopped from running an institution in its own language, which right is affected?

ARight to Freedom of ReligionBCultural and Educational RightsCRight against ExploitationDRight to Vote

Question 12HardLevel 72

What is the main difference between reasonable restrictions and arbitrary restrictions on Fundamental Rights?

AReasonable restrictions are linked with public interest and lawBArbitrary restriction always comes from courtCReasonable restrictions apply only to opponentsDArbitrary restriction increases civil liberty

Question 13HardLevel 72

Judicial protection of Fundamental Rights places the citizen in what position before the state?

APosition of only a subjectBPosition of a rights bearing citizenCPosition of a person outside lawDPosition of a government employee

Question 14HardLevel 72

If a person is stopped from using a public well because of caste, which constitutional value is harmed?

AReligious propagationBTrade freedomCEqual access and non discriminationDProperty investment

Question 15HardLevel 72

Which statement correctly describes the present status of the Right to Property?

AIt is still a Fundamental RightBIt is a religious rightCIt is a Fundamental DutyDIt is not a Fundamental Right but a legal right

Question 16HardLevel 72

How does the presence of Fundamental Rights in the Constitution change the relation between government and citizen?

AGovernment cannot have unlimited control over citizens freedomBCitizens need not obey any lawCGovernment becomes above courtsDCitizen becomes only an order follower

Question 17HardLevel 72

In which situation can both freedom of religion and equality be violated?

AGiving equal permission to all religionsBDenying public facility to people only because of their religionCAllowing people to worship peacefullyDState maintaining distance from all religions

Question 18HardLevel 72

Why is the power to issue writs an effective tool for protecting Fundamental Rights?

ABecause it allows courts to issue binding orders on rights violationsBBecause it abolishes ParliamentCBecause it frees citizens from taxDBecause it stops all elections

Question 19HardLevel 72

If a person peacefully criticizes a government policy, this is most closely linked with which Fundamental Right?

ARight against ExploitationBRight to FreedomCCultural RightsDRight to Property

Question 20HardLevel 72

Which statement most correctly explains the nature of Fundamental Rights?

AThey are temporary facilities given by government mercyBThey are rights protected by the Constitution and enforceable in courtsCThey are only election promisesDThey are only moral teachings

Fundamental Rights in the Indian Constitution

Quiz this set

If appointment in a government institution is denied only on the basis of caste, which right is mainly affected?

Why does the Right to Constitutional Remedies have special importance in protecting rights?

Which situation will be considered a correct and responsible use of the Right to Freedom?

How does the Right to Freedom of Religion strengthen the idea of a secular state?

If a child is made to work in a hazardous factory, this goes against the spirit of which Fundamental Right?

What is the main constitutional purpose of Cultural and Educational Rights?

If a law takes away a person liberty without due process, which idea is affected?

Why is abolition of untouchability not only social reform but also a matter of Fundamental Right?

What is the deeper meaning of abolition of titles under the Right to Equality?

Which example most clearly shows the relation between Fundamental Rights and democratic participation?

If a minority community is stopped from running an institution in its own language, which right is affected?

What is the main difference between reasonable restrictions and arbitrary restrictions on Fundamental Rights?

Judicial protection of Fundamental Rights places the citizen in what position before the state?

If a person is stopped from using a public well because of caste, which constitutional value is harmed?

Which statement correctly describes the present status of the Right to Property?

How does the presence of Fundamental Rights in the Constitution change the relation between government and citizen?

In which situation can both freedom of religion and equality be violated?

Why is the power to issue writs an effective tool for protecting Fundamental Rights?

If a person peacefully criticizes a government policy, this is most closely linked with which Fundamental Right?

Which statement most correctly explains the nature of Fundamental Rights?

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Fundamental Rights in the Indian Constitution

Quiz this set

If appointment in a government institution is denied only on the basis of caste, which right is mainly affected?

Why does the Right to Constitutional Remedies have special importance in protecting rights?

Which situation will be considered a correct and responsible use of the Right to Freedom?

How does the Right to Freedom of Religion strengthen the idea of a secular state?

If a child is made to work in a hazardous factory, this goes against the spirit of which Fundamental Right?

What is the main constitutional purpose of Cultural and Educational Rights?

If a law takes away a person liberty without due process, which idea is affected?

Why is abolition of untouchability not only social reform but also a matter of Fundamental Right?

What is the deeper meaning of abolition of titles under the Right to Equality?

Which example most clearly shows the relation between Fundamental Rights and democratic participation?

If a minority community is stopped from running an institution in its own language, which right is affected?

What is the main difference between reasonable restrictions and arbitrary restrictions on Fundamental Rights?

Judicial protection of Fundamental Rights places the citizen in what position before the state?

If a person is stopped from using a public well because of caste, which constitutional value is harmed?

Which statement correctly describes the present status of the Right to Property?

How does the presence of Fundamental Rights in the Constitution change the relation between government and citizen?

In which situation can both freedom of religion and equality be violated?

Why is the power to issue writs an effective tool for protecting Fundamental Rights?

If a person peacefully criticizes a government policy, this is most closely linked with which Fundamental Right?

Which statement most correctly explains the nature of Fundamental Rights?

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