Question 1 Medium Level 76
How does the Right to Equality distinguish support for weaker sections from discrimination? A Support may aim at real equality while discrimination aims at unfair exclusion B Both are always the same C Support is always illegal D Discrimination is always just
Correct answer: A Support for weaker sections can increase equal opportunity. Exam tip: understand special provisions as positive measures.
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Which example best shows equality before law? A Same law applying to both official and ordinary citizen B Official getting exemption from punishment C Wealthy person getting a separate law D Punishment changing by caste
Correct answer: A Equality before law does not allow special exemption by post or wealth. Exam tip: remember same law for all.
View question details Question 3 Medium Level 76
If a law makes reasonable classification for a valid purpose, why may it not be against equality? A Because equality stops arbitrariness, not every different arrangement B Because the Constitution bans all classification C Because classification is always discrimination D Because equality has no relation with law
Correct answer: A Reasonable classification can be valid when linked to a just purpose. Exam tip: remember reasonable classification.
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On what basis can reservation be called a supporting tool of equality? A It can reduce historical disadvantage and increase equal opportunity B It only distributes titles C It is above law D It closes public places
Correct answer: A Reservation may aim to reduce social and educational backwardness. Exam tip: connect reservation with equality of opportunity.
View question details Question 5 Medium Level 76
How does the Right to Equality work toward social reform? A It challenges untouchability and birth-based discrimination B It increases caste discrimination C It legalizes humiliation D It promotes hereditary titles
Correct answer: A The Right to Equality gives a constitutional basis against social humiliation and discrimination. Exam tip: connect equality with reform.
View question details Question 6 Medium Level 76
In which situation does the Right to Equality take not only legal but also social meaning? A When a practice like untouchability is abolished B When exam date changes C When weather becomes cold D When tax rate changes
Correct answer: A Abolition of untouchability is linked with social respect and equality. Exam tip: understand legal equality and social equality together.
View question details Question 7 Medium Level 76
The Right to Equality challenges which wrong belief that some people are high by birth? A Hereditary privilege B Equal opportunity C Rule of law D Fairness
Correct answer: A Equality rejects birth-based superiority and privilege. Exam tip: write birth privilege as against equality.
View question details Question 8 Medium Level 76
Which of the following is not a part of the Right to Equality? A Equality before law B Abolition of untouchability C Prohibition of human trafficking D Abolition of titles
Correct answer: C Prohibition of human trafficking is related to the Right against Exploitation. Exam tip: keep rights groups separate.
View question details Question 9 Medium Level 76
Under the Right to Equality, what should the state avoid? A Unfair discrimination based on religion caste sex or place of birth B Giving equal opportunity C Following law D Stopping untouchability
Correct answer: A The state should not discriminate on prohibited grounds. Exam tip: remember discrimination grounds clearly.
View question details Question 10 Medium Level 76
Why is the Right to Equality important for both minorities and majorities? A Because it gives all equal civic status before law B Because it gives rights only to majority C Because it erases minority identity D Because it ends law
Correct answer: A Equality ensures equal legal status for all citizens. Exam tip: remember equal citizenship.
View question details Question 11 Medium Level 76
If an administrative decision gives benefit only to favored people without reason, which principle is affected? A Equality and opposition to arbitrariness B Religious propagation C Prohibition of child labour D Linguistic rights
Correct answer: A Giving benefits to favored people without reason can be arbitrary. Exam tip: connect arbitrariness with equality.
View question details Question 12 Medium Level 76
How does the Right to Equality help reduce social distance among citizens? A It challenges practices like discrimination and untouchability B It increases social exclusion C It strengthens birth-based status D It closes public places
Correct answer: A Equality strengthens social respect and togetherness. Exam tip: connect equality with social integration.
View question details Question 13 Medium Level 76
How are the Right to Equality and public facilities connected? A Public facilities should be available without denial on religion caste sex and similar grounds B Public facilities should be only for a special class C Law should not apply to public facilities D Public facilities should always give private titles
Correct answer: A Equal access to public facilities is an important part of equality. Exam tip: remember public facility access.
View question details Question 14 Medium Level 76
How should special provisions for women and children be understood under the Right to Equality? A They can be measures to increase real equality and protection B They are always against equality C They are forms of titles D They legalize exploitation
Correct answer: A Special provisions can protect vulnerable or disadvantaged groups. Exam tip: distinguish protection from discrimination.
View question details Question 15 Medium Level 76
Which statement gives a balanced understanding of the Right to Equality? A It stops arbitrariness and may allow reasonable special measures for real equal opportunity B It asks everyone to do the same work all the time C It always stops help for weaker sections D It makes discrimination a constitutional goal
Correct answer: A The aim of equality is fairness and real opportunity. Exam tip: understand the simple difference between formal and real equality.
View question details Question 16 Medium Level 76
If a person is denied service in a hotel because of caste, which constitutional issue arises? A Caste-based discrimination in public service B Human trafficking C Foreign policy D Cultural institution
Correct answer: A Caste-based denial in a public service like a hotel violates equality. Exam tip: connect public service with equality.
View question details Question 17 Medium Level 76
Why is the Right to Equality an important guide for the judiciary? A Because courts can examine arbitrary laws and discriminatory actions B Because courts are above law C Because courts do not hear citizens D Because courts only give awards
Correct answer: A Courts can examine state action on the basis of equality. Exam tip: connect judiciary with equality protection.
View question details Question 18 Medium Level 76
How does the Right to Equality protect dignity in Indian democracy? A It protects citizens from discrimination, untouchability, and privilege B It permits citizens to discriminate C It places citizens outside law D It only distributes titles
Correct answer: A The Right to Equality gives legal and social protection to civic dignity. Exam tip: connect dignity with equality.
View question details Question 19 Medium Level 76
Which is the most appropriate conclusion about the Right to Equality? A It combines equality before law, non-discrimination, equal opportunity, abolition of untouchability, and abolition of titles B It is only freedom of religion C It is only the Right against Exploitation D It is only the Right to Property
Correct answer: A The Right to Equality is broad protection of civic respect and fair opportunity. Exam tip: remember all its parts together.
View question details Question 20 Medium Level 76
If the state gives different benefits to citizens in similar situations without valid reason, which constitutional principle is affected? A Equality and opposition to arbitrariness B Religious propagation C Prohibition of human trafficking D Establishment of cultural institution
Correct answer: A Giving different benefits without a valid reason can be arbitrary treatment. Exam tip: connect equal treatment in similar situations with equality.
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