Question 1 Medium Level 89
In which situation will the Right to Constitutional Remedies be most directly useful? A Police detain a person without reason B A student gets extra homework C A game is cancelled due to rain D A shop is crowded
Correct answer: A Illegal detention may violate personal liberty and remedy can be sought from court. In exams, remember Habeas Corpus in such cases.
View question details Question 2 Medium Level 89
Why is Public Interest Litigation important in expanding rights? A It can bring issues of vulnerable groups to court B It only increases business of the rich C It makes courts powerless D It asks citizens to remain silent
Correct answer: A Public Interest Litigation can help people who cannot approach courts themselves. In exams, connect it with access to justice.
View question details Question 3 Medium Level 89
Which example connects expansion of rights with social justice? A Demand for better education and health for weaker sections B More facilities only for leaders C Demand to close courts D Demand to reduce voting rights
Correct answer: A Expansion of rights often relates to dignity and opportunities of weaker sections. In exams, connect social justice with rights expansion.
View question details Question 4 Medium Level 89
The Right to Constitutional Remedies empowers citizens with which feeling? A They can seek justice against arbitrary state action B They are above the law C They can end others’ rights D They control courts
Correct answer: A This right gives citizens judicial protection against injustice. In exams, connect it with control over arbitrariness.
View question details Question 5 Medium Level 89
Which option correctly matches a writ with its function? A Habeas Corpus release from illegal detention B Mandamus asking legality of public office C Quo Warranto stopping lower court D Prohibition ordering duty performance
Correct answer: A Habeas Corpus relates to producing a detained person before court in cases of illegal detention. In exams, remember functions of writs separately.
View question details Question 6 Medium Level 89
If an officer refuses without reason to issue a legally required certificate, which writ may be suitable? A Mandamus B Habeas Corpus C Quo Warranto D Certiorari
Correct answer: A Mandamus can order an officer to perform a legal duty. In exams, remember Mandamus when duty is not performed.
View question details Question 7 Medium Level 89
If a person holds a public office without eligibility, which writ may be suitable? A Quo Warranto B Habeas Corpus C Mandamus D Prohibition
Correct answer: A Quo Warranto asks by what authority a person holds public office. In exams, connect it with legality of office.
View question details Question 8 Medium Level 89
If a lower court is hearing a matter beyond its jurisdiction, which writ can stop it? A Prohibition B Mandamus C Habeas Corpus D Quo Warranto
Correct answer: A Prohibition stops a lower court from acting beyond jurisdiction. In exams, connect the clue of stopping with Prohibition.
View question details Question 9 Medium Level 89
If a lower court’s order is passed beyond jurisdiction, by which writ can the High Court quash it? A Certiorari B Mandamus C Habeas Corpus D Quo Warranto
Correct answer: A Certiorari relates to quashing an order passed wrongly or beyond jurisdiction. In exams, link quashing with Certiorari.
View question details Question 10 Medium Level 89
What is the relationship between Fundamental Rights and Constitutional Remedies? A Remedies make rights real and enforceable B Remedies end rights C Both have no relation D Remedies are only economic policy
Correct answer: A Without constitutional remedies, it is difficult to enforce rights. In exams, see remedies as the protection process of rights.
View question details Question 11 Medium Level 89
What does the expansion of rights indicate? A Democracy recognises new needs of society B Democracy treats rights as unnecessary C Society never changes D The role of courts ends
Correct answer: A Expansion of rights shows that democracy develops according to changing needs. In exams, do not treat rights as a fixed list.
View question details Question 12 Medium Level 89
Which right is related to transparent governance and citizens’ information? A Right to Information B Right to detention C Right to discrimination D Right to silent governance
Correct answer: A Right to Information helps citizens get information about government functioning. In exams, connect it with accountability.
View question details Question 13 Medium Level 89
Why are demands for education, food and health increasingly coming into the scope of rights? A Because they are necessary for dignified life B Because they are only luxuries C Because they end citizenship D Because they are outside the Constitution
Correct answer: A These basic needs are linked with equal opportunity and dignified life. In exams, connect social rights with quality of life.
View question details Question 14 Medium Level 89
How does the Right to Constitutional Remedies control state power? A Citizens can challenge arbitrary state action in court B The state gets unlimited power C Citizens cannot approach court D Rights remain only at government’s will
Correct answer: A The power to challenge in court checks arbitrary state action. In exams, connect it with judicial control and limitation of power.
View question details Question 15 Medium Level 89
If rights of a poor group are violated and they cannot approach court, which measure can be more helpful? A Public Interest Litigation B Tax increase C Postponement of election D School holiday
Correct answer: A Public Interest Litigation helps take the rights of weak groups to court. In exams, link it with access to justice for poor and deprived groups.
View question details Question 16 Medium Level 89
Which statement best reflects the democratic spirit of expanding rights? A Understanding of rights deepens with new experiences B Rights should be reduced over time C Only powerful people need rights D Citizens’ needs are unimportant
Correct answer: A In democracy, rights develop according to new social challenges. In exams, understand rights expansion as democratic development.
View question details Question 17 Medium Level 89
Which option gives an incorrect meaning of Constitutional Remedies? A Citizens’ right to approach court when Fundamental Rights are violated B Court’s power to issue writs C A means to enforce rights D Permission for government to take away rights without court
Correct answer: D Constitutional Remedies protect rights and do not permit arbitrary action by government. In exams, carefully identify the incorrect meaning.
View question details Question 18 Medium Level 89
What can be the role of citizens’ movements in expanding rights? A They bring new issues into public and constitutional discussion B They keep rights secret C They close courts D They make citizens inactive
Correct answer: A Citizens’ movements bring new demands into democratic debate. In exams, see movements as sources of rights expansion.
View question details Question 19 Medium Level 89
If a person is kept detained for a long time without being produced before court, which remedy is most suitable? A Habeas Corpus B Quo Warranto C Mandamus D Prohibition
Correct answer: A Habeas Corpus is a remedy to bring a detained person before court in cases of illegal detention. In exams, remember this writ when detention is mentioned.
View question details Question 20 Medium Level 89
What ensures real protection of Fundamental Rights? A Independent judiciary and constitutional remedies B Only government advertisements C Only polling day D Only administrative orders
Correct answer: A Independent judiciary and remedies provide protection when rights are violated. In exams, write judiciary as guardian of rights.
View question details Previous Mark for review Next Submit quiz Back to results
