Right to Equality

Question 1HardLevel 73

If a rule looks same but its effect excludes only a weaker group what question arises?

AWhether the effect of the rule is also fairBWhether the rule is beautifully writtenCWhether the rule is longDWhether the rule is in English

Question 2HardLevel 73

In which situation can the Right to Equality be violated indirectly?

AA rule is for all but it excludes only one disadvantaged groupBA rule is truly applied equally to allCA merit test is fairDEveryone gets public service

Question 3HardLevel 73

In the context of the Right to Equality what does arbitrariness mean?

ADifferent or biased treatment without proper reasonBFair following of rulesCMerit based selectionDEqual protection to all

Question 4HardLevel 73

If administration denies benefits to one group despite equal eligibility only after seeing surname what is it an example of?

AFair verificationBIndirect caste based discriminationCMerit based selectionDEqual protection

Question 5HardLevel 73

Which example shows violation of both equality and dignity?

AMaking a person sit separately in public meal because of casteBSeating all students in the same queueCAsking identity card from everyoneDGiving same penalty for breaking the rule

Question 6HardLevel 73

Which option shows a wrong understanding of the Right to Equality?

AEquality prevents unfair discriminationBEquality gives fair opportunity to allCEquality is a guarantee of the same result to everyoneDEquality is linked with access to public places

Question 7HardLevel 73

If a law gives some people special civic status by birth which idea will it conflict with?

AEqual citizenshipBPublic healthCLanguage rightDReligious management

Question 8HardLevel 73

What message does the Right to Equality give to the majority in a democracy?

AThe majority also cannot discriminate against minoritiesBThe majority is above lawCThe majority can deny public placesDThe majority can end every right

Question 9HardLevel 73

If a city library stops people of one religion from entry which aspect of which right is involved?

APublic access aspect of equalityBAspect of managing religious institutionCLabour aspect of exploitation banDWrit aspect of constitutional remedies

Question 10HardLevel 73

Which example maintains equality along with rule based discipline?

AApplying same and fair entry rules to allBGiving entry only by casteCImposing fine by religionDDenying service by gender

Question 11HardLevel 73

In which situation is violation of equal opportunity in public employment most clear?

ATesting all eligible candidatesBStopping an eligible candidate only by place of birthCAsking merit in interviewDInforming everyone about application date

Question 12HardLevel 73

In which situation will gender based discrimination conflict with the Right to Equality?

ATaking same fee from all studentsBStopping girls from science club only because of genderCAsking identity card from allDTaking merit test

Question 13HardLevel 73

If a rule ignores real barriers of backward groups which concept may be weakened?

AReal equalityBWeather forecastCForeign tradeDMilitary discipline

Question 14HardLevel 73

The Right to Equality helps protect citizens from which tendency of society?

ABirth based hierarchyBCollective cooperationCLegal awarenessDDemocratic participation

Question 15HardLevel 73

Which option can be a correct example of reasonable classification?

AGiving needed facility to students with disabilities in examBExpelling from school by religionCBlocking road by casteDDenying treatment by gender

Question 16HardLevel 73

In which situation is equal application of law best shown?

AAction against both minister and ordinary citizen for breaking the ruleBMinister always gets exemptionCHarsh law for poor and soft law for richDPunishment only for opposition party

Question 17HardLevel 73

If the state acts against caste based denial from a public rest house what is it doing?

AEnforcing the Right to EqualityBEnding religious freedomCStopping cultural rightsDDoing election campaign

Question 18HardLevel 73

Which statement shows that the Right to Equality seeks just equality rather than mechanical sameness?

AProper support for the disadvantaged can connect with equalityBEveryone must get exactly the same facility in every conditionCDifferent need can never be validDEquality has no relation with social justice

Question 19HardLevel 73

If a rule has a correct aim but biased implementation what is the problem from equality perspective?

AInequality in implementationBAim is always enoughCLaw has no roleDDiscrimination is impossible

Question 20HardLevel 73

How is preventing religious discrimination under the Right to Equality linked with secularism?

AThe state gives equal status to citizens of all religionsBThe state makes one religion superiorCThe state decides citizenship by religionDThe state gives public service by religion

Right to Equality

Quiz this set

If a rule looks same but its effect excludes only a weaker group what question arises?

In which situation can the Right to Equality be violated indirectly?

In the context of the Right to Equality what does arbitrariness mean?

If administration denies benefits to one group despite equal eligibility only after seeing surname what is it an example of?

Which example shows violation of both equality and dignity?

Which option shows a wrong understanding of the Right to Equality?

If a law gives some people special civic status by birth which idea will it conflict with?

What message does the Right to Equality give to the majority in a democracy?

If a city library stops people of one religion from entry which aspect of which right is involved?

Which example maintains equality along with rule based discipline?

In which situation is violation of equal opportunity in public employment most clear?

In which situation will gender based discrimination conflict with the Right to Equality?

If a rule ignores real barriers of backward groups which concept may be weakened?

The Right to Equality helps protect citizens from which tendency of society?

Which option can be a correct example of reasonable classification?

In which situation is equal application of law best shown?

If the state acts against caste based denial from a public rest house what is it doing?

Which statement shows that the Right to Equality seeks just equality rather than mechanical sameness?

If a rule has a correct aim but biased implementation what is the problem from equality perspective?

How is preventing religious discrimination under the Right to Equality linked with secularism?

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Right to Equality

Quiz this set

If a rule looks same but its effect excludes only a weaker group what question arises?

In which situation can the Right to Equality be violated indirectly?

In the context of the Right to Equality what does arbitrariness mean?

If administration denies benefits to one group despite equal eligibility only after seeing surname what is it an example of?

Which example shows violation of both equality and dignity?

Which option shows a wrong understanding of the Right to Equality?

If a law gives some people special civic status by birth which idea will it conflict with?

What message does the Right to Equality give to the majority in a democracy?

If a city library stops people of one religion from entry which aspect of which right is involved?

Which example maintains equality along with rule based discipline?

In which situation is violation of equal opportunity in public employment most clear?

In which situation will gender based discrimination conflict with the Right to Equality?

If a rule ignores real barriers of backward groups which concept may be weakened?

The Right to Equality helps protect citizens from which tendency of society?

Which option can be a correct example of reasonable classification?

In which situation is equal application of law best shown?

If the state acts against caste based denial from a public rest house what is it doing?

Which statement shows that the Right to Equality seeks just equality rather than mechanical sameness?

If a rule has a correct aim but biased implementation what is the problem from equality perspective?

How is preventing religious discrimination under the Right to Equality linked with secularism?

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