WorksheetsCIPE - Module 2 Rights, Duties & DPSP
Total questions: 75
Worksheet time: 38mins
Up to which age education is free and compulsory
15
14
13
A person compells to work more hours without extra payment is comes under
Right against equality
Right against exploitation
Right against Religion
Secular state means
Official religion is there
No official religion
Only one religion
Individual with certain rights and duties under a government and who, by birth or by choice, owes allegiance to that government
responsibilities
citizen
jury
taxes
Right to Life and Personal Liberty is
Article 14
Article 16
Article 21
Article 21 A
Untouchability is prohibited by law according to Article_______.
14
22
17
18
Right to Education has been inserted as
Article 21
Article 31
Article 31 A
Article 21 A
Which of the following are Fundamental Duties?
Safeguarding public property
Protecting the sovereignty, integrity and unity of India
Developing scientific temper and humanism
All the above
Which of the following is correct with respect to “Right against exploitation”?
Prohibition of traffic in human beings and forced labour
Freedom as to payment of taxes for the promotion of any particular religion
Protection of interests of minorities
Equality before law
Fundamental Rights have no value without?
Right to Freedom
Right to Freedom of Religion
Right to Constitutional Remedies
All of the above
Protection of wild life comes under which of the following in Constitution of India?
Fundamental Rights
Fundamental Duties
Both a) and b)
None of the above
Fundamental Duties were added in _____________of the Indian Constitution by the 42nd Amendment Act, 1976
Part III
Part IV
Part VI
Part V
Article __________ of the Constitution states the Fundamental Duties of an Indian citizen
51-A
53-A
52-A
50-A
Who was sculpture of Indian Constitution?
Who wrote the National Anthem?
The constitution defines the goals, rights and duties of the Indian citizen
True
False
Maybe
Who defined democracy as ''the government of the people, for the people and by the people?"
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Mahatma Gandhi
Donald Trump
Which freedom is best represented by the image?
speech
religion
assembly
petition
What does the article 25 provides
Right to speak
Right to equality
Right to freedom of religion
Right to vote
How many fundamental duties are in the Indian constitution
9
11
12
20
The constitutions of India adopted fundamental duties from the constitutions of
America
Japan
Russia
Britain
When did the first draft of fundamental rights was prepared by drafting company
February 1948
March 1948
April 1948
August 1948
Who was the president of India when the constitution of India was formed
Lala Lajpat Rai
Pandit Jawaharlal yadav
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Rajendra Prasad
Who has given the responsibility to protect the rights of people
Central government
State government
Local government
Supreme court
What does PIL stands for
Public interest limitation
Public interest litigation
Personal interest limitation
Personal interest litigation
The panchayat raj system care in existence by the?
42nd constitutional amendment
52nd constitutional amendment
26th constitutional amendment
73th constitutional amendment
THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA CONTAINS __________ FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS.
6
8
ON WHICH DATE WAS OUR CONSTITUTION ENFORCED ?
26 JANUARY, 1950
26 NOVEMBER,1949
WHEN ARE THE FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS SUSPENDED ?
DURING ELECTIONS
DURING EMERGENCY
THE CONSTITUTION DEFINES THE __________, ____________ AND __________ OF THE INDIAN CITIZENS.
GOALS, RIGHTS AND DUTIES
EQUALITY, RELIGION AND JUSTICE
THE WORD ___________ MEANS THAT ALL THE RELIGIONS ARE GIVEN EQUAL IMPORTANCE.
SOVEREIGNTY
SECULAR
___________ IS THE INTRODUCTION TO OUR CONSTITUTION.
PREAMBLE
CITIZEN
WE SHOULD ALL AS GOOD CITIZENS SHOULD AVOID ___________ AND PROTECT ___________ PROPERTY.
VIOLENCE, PUBLIC
NON-VIOLENCE, OUR OWN PRIVATE
Under which article of the constitution of India can a person go to the supreme court for the enforcement of Fundamental Rights?
article 28
article 32
article 37
article 45
RTE, Act 2009 is based on which article of the constitution of India?
article 22
article 44
article 21 A
article 86
Which fundamental rights cannot be suspended even during an emergency?
Right to Speech
Right to Religion
Right to Equality
Right to Life and Personal Liberty
The Fundamental Duties are mentioned in:
Part-IV A
Part-IV
Part-III
In schedule IV-A
Which of the following Article of the Indian Constitution guarantees 'Equality Before the Law and Equal Protection of Law within the Territory of India'?
15
14
17
18
Which Article of the Indian Constitution abolishes Untouchability?
Article 18
Article 15
Article 14
Article 17
The Fundamental Duties were included in the Constitution of India by which of the following Amendment Act?
40th Amendment Act
44th Amendment Act
43rd Amendment Act
42nd Amendment Act
Which statement is not true
Fundamental Rights are universal
Fundamental rights are absolute
Fundamental rights are universal
Fundamental rights can be suspended
If a child below the age of 14 working in a factory, then which of the following right is not being followed?
Right against exploitation
Right to constitutional remedies
Right to education
Right to freedom
In case of imprisonment, the citizen can ask the court to see if it is according to the provisions of the law of the country.
This can be followed under
Right to constitutional remedies
Right against exploitation
Right to freedom
Right to equality
In times of emergency, the President can take away the rights permanently.
True, they can be taken away permanently
False, they can be taken only temporarily
Which of the following is/are our fundamental duty(s)?
Protecting our Country
Providing employment opportunities.
Preserving but not improving the environment.
Promoting harmony
Donating to the country.
The word Sovereign means India is a/an __________ country.
Democratic
Secular
Monarchic
Independent
Which of the following is not a Fundamental Right in the Constitution of India?
Right to work
Right to Equality
Right to Freedom of Religion
None of the above
Right to education was added to the Indian constitution in which year and through which amendment?
2012, 14th Amendment
2008, 45th Amendment
2000, 86th Amendment
2002, 86th Amendment
Who is allowed to conserve their language and culture by establishing their own educational institutions and the Indian constitution also gives special privileges to them?
Majority
Minority
Middle Class
Other
In which part of the Indian constitution the Directive Principle of State Policy are mentioned?
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
Part 5
The Directive Principle have been taken from the constitution of.......... ?
Britain
Canada
America
Ireland
Which of the following act is covered under the elements of Directive Principle?
Ban on slaughter of milking animals
All citizens have the right to get equal opportunities for livelihood
Free education for all children up to fourteen years
All
The elements of Directive Principle of State Policy are explained in the articles.........
From 36 to 51
From 12 to 35
From 5 to 11
None of the above
Which of the following is mis-matched?
Article 40: The formation of village Panchayats
Article 44: Uniform Civil Code
Article 41: Organization of Agriculture and Animal Husbandry
Article 39A: Good Justice and Free Legal Education
Fundamental Rights (FR) are justiciable while Directive Principles of State Policy (DPSP) are non justiciable, which means
An individual can approach High Courts or Supreme Court when FR is not implemented. In case of DPSP he cannot.
An individual can approach High Courts or Supreme Court when DPSP is not implemented. In case of FR he cannot.
Right to education was earlier ___(a)______ and now it has become ___(b)_____
(a) FR
(b) DPSP
(a) DPSP
(b) FR
Though DPSP's are non justiciable guidelines. However it can become justiciable by?
Judicial Review
Legislation
_______ aims to establish social and economic democracy.
FR
DPSP
FR promotes ______ welfare
Individual
Social
Promotion of Gandhian philosophy like promotion of cottage industries are part of
certain policies that the government should adopt
the goals and objectives that we as a society should adopt
Promotion of International peace is
Not necessary in today's independent India
Necessary in an interdependent world
Protection of monuments,places and objects of national importance.
General/Liberal Principles
Principles promoting economic equality
Gandhian Principles
Promotion of cottage industries
General/Liberal Principles
Principles promoting economic equality
Gandhian Principles
Provide free and compulsory education to all children till 14 years
General/Liberal Principles
Principles promoting economic equality
Gandhian Principles
To safeguard forests and wildlife
General/Liberal Principles
Principles promoting economic equality
Gandhian Principles
Both men and women get equal pay for equal work
General/Liberal Principles
Principles promoting economic equality
Gandhian Principles
Equal distribution of wealth and material resources among people.
General/Liberal Principles
Principles promoting economic equality
Gandhian Principles
one correct difference between DPSP /FR
DPSP-state/FR-citizen
DPSP-Part II/FR-Part III
DPSP-legislation required/FR-not required
A __________ state is a country where citizens are guaranteed a healthy standard of living, equal opportunities, full employment and fair distribution of wealth.
Rich
Welfare
Prosperous
According Indian constitution "Magna carta of India" denotes
DPSP
Fundamental duty
Fundamental Rights
Emergency Provisions
Indian constitution PREAMBLE the word " We the People " that word derived from which country
French revolution
USA
Russian revolution
Quba
The directive principles of state policy can be broadly classified under ______ headings.
2
3
4
5
What are the 3 principles under the directive principles of state policy.
health and education principles
Principles promoting economic equality
General principles
Gandhian principles
foreign principles
We should all show respect towards our:
National Anthem
National Flag
Constitution
All of these
