WorksheetsQUIZVIDHAN
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 5mins
Which phrase in the Preamble emphasizes that the Constitution derives its authority from the citizens themselves?
Unity and Integrity
Socialist
We, the People of India
Republic
“Secular” and “Socialist” were added to the Preamble through the:
44th Amendment Act
42nd Amendment Act
24th Amendment Act
1st Amendment Act
Which of the following *is NOT* a value secured by the Preamble?
Justice
Equality
Fraternity
Federalism
The three forms of Justice mentioned in the Preamble are:
Civil, Religious, Moral
Social, Economic, Political
Public, Private, Criminal
Legal, Moral, Cultural
“Republic” in the Preamble means:
The head of the State is elected
Monarchy is supreme
Military controls governance
Religion controls the State
Right to Constitutional Remedies is protected under:
Articles 19–22
Articles 14–18
Articles 32–35
Articles 25–28
Which amendment converted Right to Property into a legal right instead of a Fundamental Right?
44th Amendment Act, 1978
42nd Amendment Act, 1976
86th Amendment Act, 2002
52nd Amendment Act, 1985
“Right to Life and Personal Liberty” is guaranteed under:
Article 32
Article 21
Article 19
Article 14
Freedom of speech and expression falls under:
Article 19(1)(a)
Article 25
Article 29
Article 30
Which of the following is *NOT* part of the Right to Equality (Articles 14-18)?
Equality before law
Abolition of untouchability
Equal opportunity in public employment
Right against self-incrimination
The total number of Fundamental Duties after the 86th Amendment Act, 2002 is:
10
11
12
13
The duty to provide education to children aged 6-14 years applies to:
Teachers
Parents/Guardians
NGOs
Panchayat members
Which duty encourages scientific thinking and reform in society?
Promote harmony
Preserve heritage
Develop scientific temper, humanism & spirit of inquiry
Render national service
Duty related to protecting national unity and integrity is:
Abjure violence
Uphold & protect sovereignty, unity & integrity of India
Preserve environment
Promote fraternity
Which is *NOT* a Fundamental Duty?
Respect the National Flag and Anthem
Cherish ideals of the freedom struggle
Preserve composite culture
Guarantee right to property as a fundamental right
