Question 1 Medium Level 82
What kind of work is not prohibited under the Right against Exploitation? A Voluntary safe work for fair wages B Forced unpaid work C Bonded labour D Hazardous child labour
Correct answer: A This right does not stop all work, only exploitative work. Exam tip: separate voluntary work from exploitation.
View question details Question 2 Medium Level 82
In which situation are both child exploitation and health risk present? A Employing a child below fourteen years of age in a mine B A child studying at school C A child playing in a safe playground D A child reading a storybook at home
Correct answer: A Employing a child below fourteen in a mine is exploitation because mining exposes children to dust, harmful gases, accidents and physical injury. Article 24 of the Indian Constitution protects children from employment in factories, mines and other hazardous work. The other options are normally safe activities and do not involve both exploitation and health risk. Exam tip: associate a mine with hazardous child labour.
View question details Question 3 Medium Level 82
In which situation is social vulnerability being misused? A Putting a poor family's child into hazardous labour instead of school B Giving scholarship to a child C Giving fair wages to a labourer D Allowing a person to choose a job freely
Correct answer: A Using poverty to push child labour is exploitation. Exam tip: connect vulnerability with exploitation.
View question details Question 4 Medium Level 82
If someone says a labourer must work for life because of debt, which right will this conflict with? A Right against Exploitation B Freedom of Religion C Freedom of Expression D Cultural Right
Correct answer: A Lifelong forced work in the name of debt can be bonded labour. Exam tip: understand lifelong forced work as exploitation.
View question details Question 5 Medium Level 82
Which option is a wrong claim about the Right against Exploitation? A It stops human trafficking B It stops begar C It stops hazardous child labour D It permits citizens to hold violent assembly
Correct answer: D Violent assembly is not a valid use of freedom and is not related to anti-exploitation. Exam tip: identify wrong claims.
View question details Question 6 Medium Level 82
In which example is the relation between Right against Exploitation and human dignity clearest? A Selling a person or making them a bonded labourer B Giving a book to a student C A citizen casting vote D A person writing opinion
Correct answer: A Making a person an object or bonded labourer is against dignity. Exam tip: identify dignity violation.
View question details Question 7 Medium Level 82
In which situation is the state's duty linked with child protection? A Protecting a child below fourteen from a hazardous factory B Allowing an adult to read newspaper C Allowing a citizen to assemble D Allowing a person to follow religion
Correct answer: A The state should arrange protection of children from hazardous employment. Exam tip: connect state duty with child labour prohibition.
View question details Question 8 Medium Level 82
If a child enters hazardous work due to family poverty, what is the main constitutional concern? A Exploitation of the child and harm to development by using poverty B Child did not get a title C Child did not hold peaceful assembly D Child did not change religion
Correct answer: A Poverty does not make child labour right. Exam tip: connect poverty and hazardous work with exploitation.
View question details Question 9 Medium Level 82
In which situation can both forced labour and human trafficking be suspected? A A person is deceived to another city, confined, and forced to work B A person chooses a job freely C A person reads a newspaper D A person votes
Correct answer: A Deception, confinement, and forced work are signs of trafficking and forced labour. Exam tip: identify multiple clues.
View question details Question 10 Medium Level 82
The Right against Exploitation protects children not merely from work but from what? A From hazardous and exploitative employment B From study C From play D From learning language
Correct answer: A The main prohibition is on employment that harms children. Exam tip: remember hazardous and exploitative.
View question details Question 11 Medium Level 82
Which statement gives the most correct constitutional meaning of begar? A Voluntary social service B Labour by threat or compulsion without proper wages C Merit-based job D School activity
Correct answer: B Begar includes compulsion and unjust labour. Exam tip: understand begar as forced unpaid labour.
View question details Question 12 Medium Level 82
Which democratic value is strengthened by prohibiting human trafficking? A Human dignity and freedom B Title and special status C Discrimination and exclusion D Arbitrary power
Correct answer: A Prohibiting trafficking prevents a person from being treated as an object. Exam tip: connect trafficking ban with dignity.
View question details Question 13 Medium Level 82
Which option gives the complete basic list of the Right against Exploitation most correctly? A Prohibition of human trafficking, begar, bonded/forced labour, and child employment in hazardous work B Freedom of speech and expression, peaceful assembly, and movement C Abolition of untouchability, abolition of titles, and equal opportunity in public employment D Freedom of conscience and freedom to profess, practise, and propagate religion
Correct answer: A The Right against Exploitation prohibits human trafficking, begar, and other forms of forced labour. It also prohibits employing children in factories, mines, and other hazardous work. Option B belongs to the Right to Freedom, option C to the Right to Equality, and option D to the Right to Freedom of Religion. Exam tip: link Article 23 with trafficking and forced labour, and Article 24 with child employment in hazardous work.
View question details Question 14 Medium Level 82
What is the most appropriate conclusion about the Right against Exploitation? A It gives dignity by protecting a person from inhuman labour, trafficking, and hazardous child labour B It bans every kind of work C It is only freedom of speech D It is the right of titles
Correct answer: A This right protects democratic dignity by preventing exploitation. Exam tip: write dignity protection as the main summary.
View question details Question 15 Medium Level 82
What is the most important exam caution about the Right against Exploitation? A Do not mix it with expression or equality, it relates to trafficking, begar, and hazardous child labour B Connect it only with religion C Connect it only with voting D Connect it only with titles
Correct answer: A Correct identification of rights groups is very important in MCQs. Exam tip: look for trafficking, begar, and child labour keywords.
View question details Question 16 Medium Level 81
If a labourer is promised wages but later threatened and made to work for free, which element makes exploitation clear? A Threat and forced unpaid labour B Consent and fair wages C Peaceful travel D Protection of language
Correct answer: A Threat and unpaid work are clear clues of forced labour. In exams, if force appears after a promise, identify exploitation.
View question details Question 17 Medium Level 81
If a thirteen-year-old child is made to do risky long-hour work in a brick kiln, which rights clue appears? A Freedom of expression B Protection from hazardous child labour C Freedom of religion D Abolition of titles
Correct answer: B Age thirteen and risky work point toward Article Twenty Four. In exams, check both age and hazardous work.
View question details Question 18 Medium Level 82
If a person is trapped in hazardous and forced work by exploiting their need for low wages, which right is affected? A Right against Exploitation B Freedom of Religion C Abolition of Titles D Linguistic Right
Correct answer: A Using helplessness to force work is exploitation. Exam tip: identify compulsion and exploitation together.
View question details Question 19 Medium Level 82
If a child below fourteen leaves school and works in a chemical factory, what is the main constitutional concern? A Expansion of equal opportunity B Hazardous child employment and loss of development C Freedom of religious propagation D Receiving a title
Correct answer: B A chemical factory can be hazardous for a child and education is also lost. Exam tip: connect hazardous child labour with development.
View question details Question 20 Medium Level 82
In which situation is the difference between voluntary work and exploitative work clearest? A A person works voluntarily for wages while another is threatened to work without wages B Two people read books C Two citizens vote D Two students play
Correct answer: A Voluntary paid work can be normal, but unpaid work under threat is begar. Exam tip: identify consent, wages, and force.
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