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Civics

Right to Freedom of Religion

In this Class 9 Civics topic from the chapter Democratic Rights, students learn how the Indian Constitution protects freedom of conscience and the right to profess, practise and propagate religion. They examine why this freedom is essential in a diverse, secular democracy, how it supports equality and individual dignity, and why it is subject to reasonable limits such as public order, morality and health. The topic also explains safeguards against religious discrimination and the constitutional separation of religion from state authority.

Easy · Level 4 · 25 questions

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  1. Only sports rules
  2. Only market rules
  3. Only transport rules
  4. Freedom of religion
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  1. Every person
  2. Only rich people
  3. Only government officers
  4. Only one community
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  1. No, everyone must follow one religion
  2. Yes, it is linked with freedom of conscience and choice
  3. No, it is only a school subject
  4. No, it is outside the Constitution
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  1. Because it benefits only leaders
  2. Because it makes everyone wear same clothes
  3. Because it protects diversity and respect
  4. Because it stops voting
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  1. Monarchy
  2. Military rule
  3. Dictatorship
  4. Secularism
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  1. To maintain public order
  2. To end religion
  3. To stop voting
  4. To ban all festivals
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  1. Only leaving religion
  2. Following religious customs and rituals
  3. Only playing sports
  4. Making laws
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  1. Hiding religion
  2. Banning religion
  3. Believing in or declaring one's religious faith
  4. Imposing tax on others
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  1. Peacefully spreading religious ideas
  2. Threatening someone
  3. Selling government posts
  4. Closing courts
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  1. Forcing another person to worship
  2. Peacefully celebrating one's religious festival
  3. Taking a procession by breaking law
  4. Stopping followers of another religion
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  1. Correct democratic behaviour
  2. Only normal rule
  3. Discriminatory and wrong
  4. Always compulsory
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  1. Recognise only the majority religion
  2. Recognise only the minority religion
  3. Treat religions as enemies
  4. Show equal respect to all religions
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  1. Freedom of conscience
  2. Only freedom of trade
  3. Only freedom of sports
  4. Only freedom of travel
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  1. Because government should run no school
  2. Because government follows the secular principle
  3. Because study is always wrong
  4. Because students are not citizens
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  1. Frightening someone to change religion
  2. Banning another religion's festival
  3. Worshipping according to one's belief
  4. Denying job on religious basis
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  1. When the activity harms public health
  2. When people worship peacefully
  3. When a person prays at home
  4. When a festival is celebrated according to law
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  1. By giving people only one opinion
  2. By teaching respect for different beliefs
  3. By removing all festivals
  4. By closing religious groups
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  1. Monarchy
  2. Military discipline
  3. Equality and non discrimination
  4. Weather rule
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  1. Only the majority community
  2. Only people of one region
  3. Only big cities
  4. All persons and communities
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  1. Freedom to manage religious affairs
  2. Only freedom of trade
  3. Only freedom of speech
  4. Only freedom to vote
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  1. Colour of road
  2. Own religious belief
  3. Government currency
  4. Name of court
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  1. Ban on religion
  2. Trade of religion
  3. Freedom to propagate religion
  4. Ending citizenship due to religion
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  1. Giving special state benefit to one religion
  2. Forcing citizens to leave religion
  3. Closing all religious freedoms
  4. Treating all religions fairly
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  1. From force in following or not following religion
  2. From taking exams
  3. From obeying law
  4. From citizenship
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  1. Because citizenship is separate from religion
  2. Because only one religion is citizen
  3. Because rights are given only on festivals
  4. Because the Constitution treats religion as crime

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