Question 1 Expert Level 80
If a labourer is shown on papers as an employee but is actually confined and made to work, what should be examined? A The paper label alone is final B Actual freedom, consent and payment status C The labourer's religion D The colour of the work
Correct answer: B In identifying exploitation, actual conditions matter more than paper labels. Remember reality over records in exams.
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If a child regularly works in a mine in the name of family help, which answer is most correct? A Family label does not justify hazardous work B Every work in family is valid C Rights do not apply to children D Mines are considered safe
Correct answer: A Child work in a mine is a serious Article Twenty Four clue. Do not be confused by the family help label in exams.
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In which situation does Right against Exploitation become a constitutional tool to protect weaker sections? A Their helplessness is exploited to impose begar B They vote peacefully C They study their language D They celebrate a festival
Correct answer: A Taking advantage of economic or social weakness for forced labour is exploitation. In exams, see vulnerability and compulsion together.
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Which example shows that the scope of Article Twenty Three is not limited only to adults? A Trafficking or begar of any person B Only an adult's speech C Only a child's play D Only a teacher's job
Correct answer: A Article Twenty Three broadly prohibits exploitation like trafficking and begar. In exams, notice the any person clue.
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If a person appears to consent due to economic compulsion but is not allowed to leave, which question arises? A Whether consent is real and free B Whether the person's name is good C Whether the work is on Sunday D Whether the person is silent
Correct answer: A Consent matters only when it is free. In exams, separate apparent consent from real consent.
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In which situation are prohibition of exploitation and protection of dignity both clear? A Selling a person into bonded labour B A citizen reading newspaper C A child playing D A community celebrating a festival
Correct answer: A Selling a person into bonded labour destroys dignity and free labour. In exams, notice sale and bonded labour clues.
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Which example shows the relation between Right against Exploitation and rule of law? A The Constitution stops begar even in the name of owner's tradition B Owner's will is always above the Constitution C Rights do not apply to the poor D Child labour is always tradition
Correct answer: A Rule of law does not place exploitative custom above the Constitution. In exams, understand the difference between custom and Constitution.
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If the state asks all citizens for temporary service during a disaster and does not single out any caste, how is this understood under Article Twenty Three? A It is human trafficking in every situation B It is begar in every situation C It may be non-discriminatory service for public purpose D It is only a title
Correct answer: C Temporary and non-discriminatory service for public purpose can be understood separately from begar. In exams, notice the public purpose clue.
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In which situation will family consent not be enough as a defence in a child labour question? A A child voluntarily draws B A child gives a speech at school C Family consents and the child works in a hazardous factory D A child studies at home
Correct answer: C In hazardous child labour, family consent does not end the constitutional concern. In exams, treat hazardous work as the primary clue.
View question details Question 10 Expert Level 80
Which of the following situations is the most appropriate example of ‘begar’ under Article 23 of the Indian Constitution? A एक मजदूर का स्वेच्छा से बिना वेतन सामाजिक सेवा शिविर में काम करना B किसी किसान को पुराने कर्ज के बदले जमींदार द्वारा बिना मजदूरी काम करने के लिए बाध्य करना C एक कर्मचारी का निर्धारित वेतन पर अतिरिक्त समय काम करने के लिए सहमत होना D एक छात्र का विद्यालय के स्वच्छता अभियान में एक घंटे योगदान देना
Correct answer: B Begar means compelling a person to work without payment, often by using debt or social power as pressure. Option B has these features; voluntary service does not. Exam tip: Article 23 prohibits begar, forced labour and human trafficking.
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Why is it useful to study human trafficking and begar together? A Both can place a person under exploitative control B Both are titles C Both are religious rituals D Both are only speech
Correct answer: A Trafficking and begar both harm dignity and free labour. In exams, understand the common exploitation logic.
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In which situation does Right against Exploitation become a constitutional limit even in private economic relations? A When owner and worker voluntarily agree on wages B When a private owner confines a labourer and makes them work for free C When a citizen buys goods from a shop D When a student borrows a book
Correct answer: B Forced free work is exploitation even in a private relation. In exams, notice private economic relation and force clues.
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If an industry calls a child only a learner but makes the child do production work, what should be checked? A Real work and risk more than the label B Only the name of industry C Only child's favourite language D Only the colour of factory
Correct answer: A In child labour questions, real work, age and risk are decisive. Do not be confused by the learner label in exams.
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Which example shows the spirit of Right against Exploitation and Right to Education together? A Removing a child from a mine and sending the child to school B Keeping a child in a hazardous factory C Making a child work all night D Stopping a child from study
Correct answer: A Removing a child from hazardous labour prevents exploitation and sending to school links with education. In exams, identify linked rights.
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In which situation can clues of both Article Twenty Three and Article Twenty Four appear together? A An adult works for wages B A child studies at school C A child is sold and made to work in a hazardous factory D A citizen gives a speech
Correct answer: C Selling a child can link to Article Twenty Three and hazardous child labour to Article Twenty Four. In exams, see combined article clues.
View question details Question 16 Expert Level 80
In which situation is the moral basis of Right against Exploitation clearest? A Not treating a human being as a buyable and sellable object for profit B Employing children in risky work C Taking work from a labourer under compulsion D Ignoring consent of the poor
Correct answer: A The moral basis of this right is human dignity. In exams, remember the human being not object idea.
View question details Question 17 Expert Level 80
If a labourer signs a written contract but cannot read it and is confined, which question is necessary? A Whether the contract proves real consent B Whether the paper is white C Whether the labourer travelled D Whether the owner is rich
Correct answer: A In exploitation cases, real consent and freedom must be checked along with paper contracts. Focus on real consent in exams.
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In which situation does violation of Right against Exploitation also connect with physical safety? A Making a child work in a factory with poisonous fumes B Teaching a child a book C Sending a child to playground D Reciting a poem to a child
Correct answer: A Poisonous fumes indicate a hazardous workplace and affect child safety. In exams, notice health hazard clues.
View question details Question 19 Expert Level 80
Which statement gives the best exam strategy for Right against Exploitation? A Read age, risk, consent, payment, threat and trafficking clues together B Answer only by seeing the first word C Treat every labour as exploitation D Treat every child activity as crime
Correct answer: A In this right, several clues together form the correct answer. Read the whole scenario in exams.
View question details Question 20 Expert Level 80
If taking a person to another state for work is voluntary, when will it not be called trafficking? A When the person has free consent, payment and freedom to leave B When the person is taken by deception C When the person is sold D When identity papers are taken away
Correct answer: A Free consent and freedom to leave are clues separating it from trafficking. In exams, distinguish voluntary migration from trafficking.
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