Right against Exploitation

Question 1MediumLevel 82

If a person is taken by fraud in the name of a job and sold, this relates to what?

APeaceful employmentBHuman traffickingCEqual opportunityDReligious practice

Question 2MediumLevel 82

Which freedom of a person is most weakened in bonded labour?

AAbility to freely choose workBAbility to read newsCAbility to see polling boothDAbility to read religion

Question 3MediumLevel 82

Which example most clearly violates Article Twenty Four?

AEmploying a child below fourteen in a mineBAdult working for wagesCChild going to schoolDCitizen writing a peaceful article

Question 4MediumLevel 82

In which situation will normal employment not be considered exploitation?

AA person voluntarily works safely for fair wagesBA person is forced to work by threatCA child is employed in a hazardous factoryDA person is bound by debt to work

Question 5MediumLevel 82

Why does the Right against Exploitation protect everyone and not only the poor?

ABecause any person can become a victim of trafficking or forced labourBBecause it applies only to ministersCBecause it applies only to tradersDBecause it excludes children

Question 6MediumLevel 82

In which situation do the Right against Exploitation and Right to Education appear connected?

AEmploying a child in hazardous work instead of schoolBAdult choosing a jobCCitizen reading newspaperDPerson voting

Question 7MediumLevel 82

Which option correctly distinguishes the Right against Exploitation and the Right to Freedom?

AStopping forced labour is anti-exploitation, speaking is freedomBSpeaking is anti-exploitation, begar is freedomCTrafficking is freedom, assembly is anti-exploitationDChild labour is freedom, movement is exploitation

Question 8MediumLevel 82

Which option correctly distinguishes Right against Exploitation and Right to Equality?

AAbolition of untouchability is anti-exploitation, begar is equalityBStopping human trafficking is anti-exploitation, equality before law is part of equalityCTaking titles is exploitation, child labour is equalityDReligious propagation is exploitation, trafficking is equality

Question 9MediumLevel 82

If a child does safe and light work as family learning, why should it be seen differently from hazardous child labour?

ABecause the main prohibition is on hazardous and exploitative employmentBBecause every activity is child labourCBecause education is always wrongDBecause a child needs no protection

Question 10MediumLevel 82

Why is identifying compulsion important in the Right against Exploitation?

ABecause work under compulsion can become begar or forced labourBBecause compulsion is always educationCBecause compulsion strengthens rightsDBecause compulsion has no relation with law

Question 11MediumLevel 82

Which example shows the idea of treating a person like an object?

ABuying and selling a personBTeaching a personCAsking a person for opinionDGiving a person a vote

Question 12MediumLevel 82

In which situation is the social justice aspect of the Right against Exploitation visible?

AProtecting vulnerable labourers from begar and bonded labourBBanning peaceful assemblyCIncreasing titlesDStopping language learning

Question 13MediumLevel 82

If an owner does not allow a labourer to leave work and keeps increasing debt, what problem does this indicate?

APeaceful employmentBBonded labourCExpressionDReligious right

Question 14MediumLevel 82

What is the democratic importance of prohibiting child labour?

AIt leads children toward education, health, and dignified developmentBIt makes children voteCIt sends children to hazardous workDIt excludes children from rights

Question 15MediumLevel 82

In which situation can a child's work be considered hazardous employment?

AA child works in a factory among dangerous machines and chemicalsBA child reads a storyCA child plays a gameDA child draws a picture

Question 16MediumLevel 82

If a person is threatened and sent to work at another place, what should be examined?

AWhether it is linked with forced labour or traffickingBWhether the person received a titleCWhether the person learned a languageDWhether the person held peaceful assembly

Question 17MediumLevel 82

Why is the idea of dignity central in the Right against Exploitation?

ABecause exploitation does not treat a person as a free and respected human beingBBecause dignity comes only from titleCBecause exploitation increases educationDBecause compulsion is always dignified

Question 18MediumLevel 82

Which option correctly matches Article Twenty Three and Article Twenty Four?

AArticle Twenty Three child education, Article Twenty Four linguistic rightsBArticle Twenty Three trafficking and begar, Article Twenty Four hazardous child employmentCArticle Twenty Three title, Article Twenty Four assemblyDArticle Twenty Three religion, Article Twenty Four equality

Question 19MediumLevel 82

What is common between human trafficking and begar?

ABoth harm a person's freedom and dignityBBoth are peaceful assembliesCBoth are titlesDBoth are types of education

Question 20MediumLevel 82

If a child wants to go to school but is sent to a hazardous workplace, what constitutional concern arises?

AChild labour and denial of educationBHonour of titleCReligious propagationDPeaceful assembly

Right against Exploitation

Quiz this set

If a person is taken by fraud in the name of a job and sold, this relates to what?

Which freedom of a person is most weakened in bonded labour?

Which example most clearly violates Article Twenty Four?

In which situation will normal employment not be considered exploitation?

Why does the Right against Exploitation protect everyone and not only the poor?

In which situation do the Right against Exploitation and Right to Education appear connected?

Which option correctly distinguishes the Right against Exploitation and the Right to Freedom?

Which option correctly distinguishes Right against Exploitation and Right to Equality?

If a child does safe and light work as family learning, why should it be seen differently from hazardous child labour?

Why is identifying compulsion important in the Right against Exploitation?

Which example shows the idea of treating a person like an object?

In which situation is the social justice aspect of the Right against Exploitation visible?

If an owner does not allow a labourer to leave work and keeps increasing debt, what problem does this indicate?

What is the democratic importance of prohibiting child labour?

In which situation can a child's work be considered hazardous employment?

If a person is threatened and sent to work at another place, what should be examined?

Why is the idea of dignity central in the Right against Exploitation?

Which option correctly matches Article Twenty Three and Article Twenty Four?

What is common between human trafficking and begar?

If a child wants to go to school but is sent to a hazardous workplace, what constitutional concern arises?

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Right against Exploitation

Quiz this set

If a person is taken by fraud in the name of a job and sold, this relates to what?

Which freedom of a person is most weakened in bonded labour?

Which example most clearly violates Article Twenty Four?

In which situation will normal employment not be considered exploitation?

Why does the Right against Exploitation protect everyone and not only the poor?

In which situation do the Right against Exploitation and Right to Education appear connected?

Which option correctly distinguishes the Right against Exploitation and the Right to Freedom?

Which option correctly distinguishes Right against Exploitation and Right to Equality?

If a child does safe and light work as family learning, why should it be seen differently from hazardous child labour?

Why is identifying compulsion important in the Right against Exploitation?

Which example shows the idea of treating a person like an object?

In which situation is the social justice aspect of the Right against Exploitation visible?

If an owner does not allow a labourer to leave work and keeps increasing debt, what problem does this indicate?

What is the democratic importance of prohibiting child labour?

In which situation can a child's work be considered hazardous employment?

If a person is threatened and sent to work at another place, what should be examined?

Why is the idea of dignity central in the Right against Exploitation?

Which option correctly matches Article Twenty Three and Article Twenty Four?

What is common between human trafficking and begar?

If a child wants to go to school but is sent to a hazardous workplace, what constitutional concern arises?

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