Understanding Law

Understanding Law

Multiple Choice

Some privileged, in India; above the law.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Fundamental Rights protects all citizens from

• the PM

• the President

• the arbitrary use of power by any government

• army

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During colonial rule Indians were

• given the same treatment as the British in the courts of law

• not given the same treatment as the British in the courts of law

• the courts were different for the two communities

• not judged in a court

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Who introduced the Rule of Law in India?

• The Indian Constitution introduced the Rule of Law in India.

• Rule of Law means law is supreme and not the arbitrary will of any individual.

• Foreign rulers and ambassadors are not subject to the jurisdiction of the law of India

• Parliament is the law making body in India.

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Domestic Violence:

• Injury or harm caused by an adult male against women

• Process of development

• To control

• Revolt against the government

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Which is the law-making body for the country?

• The Executive

• The Judiciary

• The Parliament

Multiple Choice

THE LAW MAKING PROCESS INVOLVES _______STAGES

• FIVE

• THREE

• TWO

• SIX

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THE HEAD OF THE RULING PARTY IN THE _____________BECOMES THE PRIME MINISTER

• DISTRICT

• VIDHAN SABHA

• LOK SABHA

• LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY

Multiple Choice

Identify the building

• The Mall of India

• Parliament House

• Rashtrapati Bhawan

• Red Fort

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According to the rule of law

• some people can do whatever they like

• some people are favoured by law

• some people commit crimes and face consequences

• all the people are subject to law and have to face consequences if they do something wrong.

Multiple Choice

There was no rule of law in ancient India

• true

• false

• could be

• no clue!

Multiple Choice

An example of an arbitrary act introduced by the colonial government is the

• Domestic Violence Act

• Sedition Act

• Legislative Act

• Non violent Act

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According to the Rowlatt Act

• Indians were tried in court

• Indians could be arrested without a warrant

• Indians were given fair and just treatment like the British

• only the British were tried by these special laws

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Rule of Law means

• one law favouring a particular group

• one law favouring many groups

• many laws favouring many groups

• one law for all the citizens

Multiple Choice

Rule of Law means

• one law favouring a particular group

• one law favouring many groups

• many laws favouring many groups

• one law for all the citizens