Question 1 Medium Level 89
Expansion of rights shows which feature of the Constitution? A Living and evolving character B Completely closed and unchanging character C Only economic character D Only military character
Correct answer: A The Constitution can accept new interpretations of rights with changing social needs. In exams, connect it with a living Constitution.
View question details Question 2 Medium Level 89
Which example shows the broader meaning of the right to life? A Demand for clean water and healthy environment B Permission only to breathe C Only making an identity card D Only shopping in market
Correct answer: A The right to life is not limited to mere survival but also linked with dignity and health. In exams, remember the broader meaning.
View question details Question 3 Medium Level 89
In which situation does expansion of rights become especially important for weaker sections? A When old rights do not fully solve their new problems B When they need no rights C When all problems end automatically D When courts are no longer needed
Correct answer: A New problems of weaker sections may require new rights or broader interpretation. In exams, connect rights expansion with social protection.
View question details Question 4 Medium Level 89
What kind of protection does the writ system provide to citizens in democracy? A Judicial and constitutional protection B Only economic benefit C Only sports facility D Only transport facility
Correct answer: A The writ system gives citizens court protection when rights are violated. In exams, see writs as a democratic shield.
View question details Question 5 Medium Level 89
Which statement correctly relates Constitutional Remedies with rule of law? A Government and officials are also subject to law and court review B Government is above law C Officials are never answerable in court D Citizens have no right to seek justice
Correct answer: A Constitutional Remedies strengthen rule of law because arbitrariness can be challenged in court. In exams, remember supremacy of law.
View question details Question 6 Medium Level 89
What do expanding rights and Constitutional Remedies together ensure? A Recognition of new rights and a way to protect them B End of rights C Weakening of courts D Silence of citizens
Correct answer: A Expansion of rights recognises new claims and remedies provide a route to enforce them. In exams, understand both as complementary.
View question details Question 7 Medium Level 89
If a student asks whether the scope of rights is fixed or can change, what is the correct answer? A It can expand with society and judicial interpretation B It can never change C Only Election Commission changes it D It depends only on weather
Correct answer: A Understanding of rights changes and expands over time. In exams, treat rights as a dynamic concept.
View question details Question 8 Medium Level 89
Which example connects the Right to Constitutional Remedies with citizen dignity? A Seeking release from court against illegal detention B Asking discount in market C Asking for a prize in sports D Changing a seat during travel
Correct answer: A Release from illegal detention protects a citizen’s liberty and dignity. In exams, connect dignity with personal liberty.
View question details Question 9 Medium Level 89
What is the combined essence of Constitutional Remedies and expanding scope of rights? A In democracy, both protection of rights and recognition of new needs are necessary B Merely writing rights is enough C New rights are never needed D The role of courts should end
Correct answer: A Constitutional Remedies protect rights and expansion of rights recognises new social needs. In exams, connect this with a living democracy.
View question details Question 10 Easy Level 91
What is the main benefit of the writ system? A Citizens can get quick judicial protection of rights B Citizens always get tax exemption C Citizens do not have to take exams D Citizens do not need to follow law
Correct answer: A A writ is an effective court order to protect rights. In exams, connect the writ system with quick remedy.
View question details Question 11 Easy Level 91
If a child is being deprived of education, which direction of expansion of rights does it show? A Treating education as an essential right B Keeping education only for the rich C Completely stopping education D Keeping education separate from rights
Correct answer: A Education is linked with children’s development and equal opportunity. In exams, understand education deprivation as a rights issue.
View question details Question 12 Easy Level 91
The Right to Constitutional Remedies gives a citizen the chance to place a complaint before whom? A Court B Weather department C Playground D Railway ticket counter
Correct answer: A A citizen can place a complaint before court when Fundamental Rights are violated. In exams, connect complaint before court with remedy.
View question details Question 13 Easy Level 91
In the expansion of the Right to Life, what does dignity mean? A A human life with respect B Only more money C Only long travel D Only winning sports
Correct answer: A Dignity means a respectful life. In exams, connect dignity with the expanded meaning of Right to Life.
View question details Question 14 Easy Level 91
If a social organization takes the problem of a poor settlement to court, what can this be an example of? A Public Interest Litigation B Trade agreement C Sports competition D Private shopping
Correct answer: A PIL brings public interest and weaker sections’ issues before the court. In exams, connect poor settlement and public cause with PIL.
View question details Question 15 Easy Level 91
Which option correctly shows the role of courts in Constitutional Remedies? A Courts can issue orders when rights are violated B Courts only declare sports results C Courts only decide market prices D Courts are not related to rights
Correct answer: A Courts protect rights through writs and orders. In exams, treat court orders as a main tool of constitutional remedy.
View question details Question 16 Easy Level 91
What does expansion of rights help citizens do about new problems? A To understand them from the viewpoint of justice and rights B To completely ignore them C To treat them only as entertainment D To keep them outside the Constitution
Correct answer: A Expansion of rights connects new social problems with rights. In exams, connect new problems with expanding scope.
View question details Question 17 Easy Level 91
Why does the Right to Constitutional Remedies not let citizens remain weak in a democracy? A Because they can take help from courts for their rights B Because they become above the law C Because they can stop elections D Because they can change the Constitution
Correct answer: A With the help of courts, citizens can protect their rights. In exams, connect remedy with citizen empowerment.
View question details Question 18 Easy Level 91
Together, what idea do the Right to Constitutional Remedies and Public Interest Litigation strengthen? A Access to justice B Profit in market C Victory in sports D Travel convenience
Correct answer: A Both help people reach the court for justice. In exams, connect access to justice with remedies and PIL.
View question details Question 19 Medium Level 89
If the government restricts a Fundamental Right without proper basis, through which medium can a citizen challenge it? A Constitutional remedies and court B Only newspaper advertisement C Only private discussion D Only school assembly
Correct answer: A A citizen can seek constitutional remedy from court when Fundamental Rights are violated. In exams, remember the link between restriction of rights and judicial challenge.
View question details Question 20 Medium Level 89
Why should expansion of rights not be understood as limited only to new laws? A Because judicial interpretation and social demands also expand the scope of rights B Because the scope of rights never expands C Because only police decides rights D Because citizens’ role ends
Correct answer: A Expansion of rights can happen through law, judicial interpretation and democratic demands. In exams, connect rights with changing society.
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