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1.

An international human rights organisation who collected information on the condition of the prisoners in Guantanamo Bay (US) was _______ .

a)

UNO

b)

League of Nations

c)

World Bank

d)

OISCA International

e)

Amnesty International

2.

According to our constitution, the laws apply in the same manner to all, regardless of a person’s status. This is called_______ .

a)

Fundamental Rights

b)

Constitution

c)

Equality

d)

Rule of Law

3.

Dr. Ambedkar called -------------------------------------as ‘the heart and soul’ of our Constitution.

a)

the Right to freedom

b)

the Right to Constitutional Remedies

c)

the Right to equality

d)

The Right to Education

4.

Guantanamo Bay is situated near ____.

a)

Madagascar in the Indian Ocean

b)

India in the Arabian Sea

c)

Cuba in the Atlantic Ocean

d)

Sri Lanka in the Indian Ocean

5.

What does the Constitution say about the practice of untouchability?

a)

(a) It stands abolished

b)

(b) Its practice in any form is punishable by law

c)

(c) Since it is an age-old custom, it should be respected

d)

(d) Both (a) and (b)

e)

None of the above

6.

Which of the following is not a Fundamental Right?

a)

(a) Right to Freedom

b)

(b) Right to Vote

c)

(c) Right to Equality

d)

(d) Right to Information

e)

(e) None of these

7.

.What was Milosevic’s attitude towards the Albanians?

a)

His government was hostile to the Kosovo Albanians

b)

He wanted to bring equality between Serbs and Albanians

c)

He wanted Serbs to dominate the Albanians

d)

Both (a) and (c)

8.

What is meant by ‘rights’?

a)

One’s demand to get everything without sharing with others

b)

Claims of a person over other fellow beings, society and the government

c)

Not possessing any freedoms

d)

none of the above

9.

The right to seek the enforcement of all Fundamental Rights is called:

a)

Right against Exploitation

b)

Right to Freedom

c)

Right to Constitutional Remedies

d)

Cultural and Educational Rights

10.

If our Fundamental Rights are violated, where can we seek the remedy?

a)

Supreme Court or High Courts

b)

Parliament

c)

Election Commission

d)

Council of Ministers

11.

According to our constitution, the laws apply in the same manner to all, regardless of a person’s status. This is called_______ .

a)

Fundamental Rights

b)

Constitution

c)

Equality

d)

Rule of Law

12.

Citizens of Saudi Arabia cannot elect their ruler.

a)

True

b)

False

c)

Not sure

13.

Rights are necessary for the very existence of ______________.

a)

Monarchy

b)

Dictatorship

c)

Democracy

14.

Rights protect the right of _____________ against _______________.

a)

Minority, Majority

b)

Majority, Minority

15.

The rights given by Constitution of India that are important for the survival are called __________________.

a)

Fundamental Rights

b)

Basic Rights

c)

Fundamental Freedom

16.

Under Right to freedom there are a group of _______ rights.

a)

6

b)

5

c)

7

17.

A secular country is the one where no single religion is given importance.

a)

Correct.

b)

Incorrect

18.

When Fundamental rights are violated the person can use his right to ___________________________.

a)

Right against exploitation

b)

Right to Freedom

c)

Constitutional Remedies

19.

______________________________ has helped to bring transparency in the working of government.

a)

Right to Information

b)

Right to Education

c)

Right to Freedom

20.

What is PIL?

a)

Public Interest Legislature

b)

Public Information Litigation

c)

Private Interest Litigation

d)

Public Interest Litigation

21.

Right to life is a:

a)

Moral Right

b)

Political Right

c)

Civil Right

d)

Economic Right

22.

Child labour is banned under

a)

Right to equality

b)

Right to freedom

c)

Right against exploitation

23.
What was the main issue with the prisoners held at Guantanamo Bay?
a)
They were all proven terrorists
b)
They were denied basic legal rights
c)
They were given special privileges
d)
They were released immediately
24.
Which of the following is NOT true about Saudi Arabia's government?
a)
It is ruled by a hereditary king
b)
Citizens can form political parties
c)
Women face public restrictions
d)
Non-Muslims cannot practice their religion in public
25.
What happened to Albanian families in Kosovo in 1999?
a)
They were given more rights
b)
They were forcibly relocated
c)
They faced ethnic cleansing
d)
They gained independence
26.
What are rights in a democracy?
a)
Privileges for the wealthy
b)
Claims of citizens over society and government
c)
Rules made by the ruling party
d)
Suggestions that can be ignored
27.
Why are rights necessary in a democracy?
a)
To oppress minorities
b)
To give absolute power to the majority
c)
To protect minorities and ensure equal treatment
d)
To make the government more powerful
28.
What is the 'rule of law' in the context of the Right to Equality?
a)
Laws apply differently to different people
b)
Only the poor have to follow laws
c)
Laws apply equally to all citizens
d)
The government is above the law
29.
What does the Indian Constitution say about untouchability?
a)
It is a traditional practice that should be respected
b)
It is forbidden in any form
c)
It is allowed in private but not in public
d)
It is a matter of personal choice
30.
Which of the following is NOT a freedom guaranteed under the Right to Freedom?
a)
Freedom of speech and expression
b)
Freedom to form associations
c)
Freedom to travel to any part of the country
d)
Freedom to violate others' rights
31.
What does the Constitution say about arrest and detention?
a)
Anyone can be arrested without reason
b)
Arrested persons have no rights
c)
Specific procedures must be followed for arrest and detention
d)
Only the police can decide on arrests
32.
What is 'begar' as mentioned in the Right against Exploitation?
a)
A form of voluntary work
b)
Forced labor with little or no pay
c)
A type of traditional dance
d)
A religious practice
33.
What does the Constitution say about child labor?
a)
It is allowed in all industries
b)
It is prohibited for children below 14 in hazardous work
c)
It is encouraged for economic growth
d)
It is a matter for parents to decide
34.
What is the purpose of the Right to Freedom of Religion?
a)
To establish a state religion
b)
To prohibit all religious practices
c)
To ensure religious freedom and secularism
d)
To favor one religion over others
35.
What does the Right to Education guarantee?
a)
Free education up to college level
b)
Compulsory education for all ages
c)
Free and compulsory education for children up to 14 years
d)
Education only for the wealthy
36.
What is the significance of the Right to Constitutional Remedies?
a)
It allows citizens to ignore other rights
b)
It makes rights enforceable
c)
It gives unlimited power to the government
d)
It abolishes the constitution
37.
What is the role of the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC)?
a)
To make laws
b)
To punish criminals
c)
To investigate human rights violations
d)
To control the media
38.
What is a Public Interest Litigation (PIL)?
a)
A type of government program
b)
A court case for personal benefit
c)
A legal action for the protection of public interest
d)
A form of protest
39.
How has the scope of rights expanded over time?
a)
It has remained unchanged
b)
It has decreased
c)
New rights have evolved through people's struggles
d)
Rights have been eliminated
40.
What is the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights?
a)
A binding law in India
b)
A set of guidelines for human rights
c)
A trade agreement
d)
A religious document
41.
Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a right in the International Covenant?
a)
Right to work
b)
Right to adequate standard of living
c)
Right to own property in any country
d)
Right to education
42.
What is Amnesty International?
a)
A government organization
b)
An international volunteer organization for human rights
c)
A business corporation
d)
A sports league
43.

A person who is arrested and detained shall be produced before the nearest magistrate within a period of_______ of arrest.

a)

20 hours

b)

24 hours

c)

28 hours

d)

48 hours

44.

America imprisoned people at Guantanamo Bay considered them as enemies and linked them to the attack in New York on:

a)

11th September, 2001.

b)

11th September, 2011.

c)

11th September, 2021.

d)

None of the above

45.

What is the full form of NHRC?

a)

National Human Rights Corporation.

b)

National Human Rights Committee.

c)

National Human Rights Coordination.

d)

National Human Rights Commission.

46.

A state that does not establish any one religion as official religion is :

a)

Socialist State

b)

Sovereign State

c)

Secular State

d)

Democratic State

47.

The practice where the worker is forced to render service to the ‘master’ free of charge or at a nominal remuneration is:

a)

bazar

b)

begar

c)

barter

d)

bargain

48.

Dr. Ambedkar called -------------------------------------as ‘the heart and soul’ of our Constitution.

a)

the Right to freedom

b)

the Right to Constitutional Remedies

c)

the Right to equality

d)

The Right to Education

49.

Cultural and Educational Rights are safeguarded mainly for :

a)

Pluralities

b)

Diversities

c)

Majorities

d)

Minorities

50.

In India, the Fundamental Rights can be suspended by the:

a)

President

b)

Prime Minister

c)

Governor

d)

Chief Minister

51.

Guantanamo Bay is situated near ____.

a)

Madagascar in the Indian Ocean

b)

India in the Arabian Sea

c)

Cuba in the Atlantic Ocean

d)

Sri Lanka in the Indian Ocean

52.

The right to property has been deleted from the list of fundamental rights of the Indian Constitution through the ____ amendment.

a)

42nd

b)

45th

c)

44th

d)

43rd

53.

What does the Constitution say about the practice of untouchability?

a)

(a) It stands abolished

b)

(b) Its practice in any form is punishable by law

c)

(c) Since it is an age-old custom, it should be respected

d)

(d) Both (a) and (b)

e)

None of the above

54.

Which of the following is not a Fundamental Right?

a)

(a) Right to Freedom

b)

(b) Right to Vote

c)

(c) Right to Equality

d)

(d) Right to Information

e)

(e) None of these

55.

Abolition of 'Bonded Labor' has been described in which right?

a)

Right to Equality

b)

Right to freedom

c)

Right against Exploitation

d)

Education and Cultural Right

56.

A Tea Seller keeps two kinds of cups, one for VIPs and the other for common people.

a)

Begger

b)

Exploitation

c)

Untouchability

d)

None of these

57.

Which Right explains about abolition of Untouchability?

a)

Right to Equality

b)

Right to Freedom

c)

Right to freedom of Religion

d)

Right against Exploitation

58.

Who protects the fundamental rights of citizen?

a)

Legislature

b)

Judiciary

c)

Executive

d)

All of these

59.

What is the full form of P.I.L?

a)

Postal Interest Letter

b)

Private Interest Law

c)

Public Information Law

d)

Public Interest Litigation

60.

Which of the following is not a fundamental right ?

a)

Right to freedom

b)

Right to vote

c)

Right to equality

61.

Which among the following cannot be challenged in a court of law ?

a)

Directive principle of the state policy

b)

Fundamental rights

c)

Free to choose

62.

Which one of the following is not a civil right ?

a)

Right to vote

b)

Right to life

c)

Right to equality

63.

What is the use of right to constitutional right ?

a)

To secure liberty

b)

To secure fundamental rights

c)

To secure more duties

64.

Who is the Father of the constitution ?

a)

Dr.B.R. Ambedkar

b)

Gandhi ji

c)

Dr .Rajendra prasad

65.

Who protects the fundamental rights of the citizens

a)

Judiciary

b)

Parliament

c)

The chief justice of supreme court

66.

Of which country was kosovo a province before the split

a)

USSR

b)

Yugoslavia

c)

South Africa

67.

How many fundamental rights are guaranteed to the citizens by our Constitution ?

a)

5

b)

6

c)

8

68.

What is pIL ?

a)

Public interest litigation

b)

Public information litigation

c)

Private interest litigation

69.

The right to freedom is a cluster of how many freedom ?

a)

4

b)

5

c)

6

70.

Child labour is banned under

a)

Right to equality

b)

Right to freedom

c)

Right against exploitation

71.

Which fundamental right was called the heart and soul of our Constitution ?

a)

Right to constitutional Remedies

b)

Right to freedom

c)

Right to equality

72.

An international human rights organisation who collected information on the condition of the prisoners in Guantanamo Bay (US) was _______ .

a)

UNO

b)

League of Nations

c)

World Bank

d)

OISCA International

e)

Amnesty International

73.

A person who is arrested and detained shall be produced before the nearest magistrate within a period of_______ of arrest.

a)

20 hours

b)

24 hours

c)

28 hours

d)

48 hours

74.

According to our constitution, the laws apply in the same manner to all, regardless of a person’s status. This is called_______ .

a)

Fundamental Rights

b)

Constitution

c)

Equality

d)

Rule of Law

75.

America imprisoned people at Guantanamo Bay considered them as enemies and linked them to the attack in New York on:

a)

11th September, 2001.

b)

11th September, 2011.

c)

11th September, 2021.

d)

None of the above

76.

What is the full form of NHRC?

a)

National Human Rights Corporation.

b)

National Human Rights Committee.

c)

National Human Rights Coordination.

d)

National Human Rights Commission.

77.

What is the full form of NHRC?

a)

National Human Rights Corporation.

b)

National Human Rights Committee.

c)

National Human Rights Coordination.

d)

National Human Rights Commission.

78.

A state that does not establish any one religion as official religion is :

a)

Socialist State

b)

Sovereign State

c)

Secular State

d)

Democratic State

79.

The practice where the worker is forced to render service to the ‘master’ free of charge or at a nominal remuneration is:

a)

bazar

b)

begar

c)

barter

d)

bargain

80.

Dr. Ambedkar called -------------------------------------as ‘the heart and soul’ of our Constitution.

a)

the Right to freedom

b)

the Right to Constitutional Remedies

c)

the Right to equality

d)

The Right to Education

81.

Cultural and Educational Rights are safeguarded mainly for :

a)

Pluralities

b)

Diversities

c)

Majorities

d)

Minorities

82.

In India, the Fundamental Rights can be suspended by the:

a)

President

b)

Prime Minister

c)

Governor

d)

Chief Minister

83.

Guantanamo Bay is situated near ____.

a)

Madagascar in the Indian Ocean

b)

India in the Arabian Sea

c)

Cuba in the Atlantic Ocean

d)

Sri Lanka in the Indian Ocean

84.

The right to ____ is given to make India a secular state.

a)

Freedom

b)

Education

c)

Equality

d)

Freedom of religion

85.

The right to property has been deleted from the list of fundamental rights of the Indian Constitution through the ____ amendment.

a)

42nd

b)

45th

c)

44th

d)

43rd

86.

The right to property has been deleted from the list of fundamental rights of the Indian Constitution through the ____ amendment.

a)

42nd

b)

45th

c)

44th

d)

43rd

87.

What does the Constitution say about the practice of untouchability?

a)

(a) It stands abolished

b)

(b) Its practice in any form is punishable by law

c)

(c) Since it is an age-old custom, it should be respected

d)

(d) Both (a) and (b)

e)

None of the above

88.

Which of the following is not a Fundamental Right?

a)

(a) Right to Freedom

b)

(b) Right to Vote

c)

(c) Right to Equality

d)

(d) Right to Information

e)

(e) None of these

89.

What does the Constitution say about the practice of untouchability?

a)

(a) It stands abolished

b)

(b) Its practice in any form is punishable by law

c)

(c) Since it is an age-old custom, it should be respected

d)

(d) Both (a) and (b)

e)

None of the above

90.

How many Fundamental Rights do we have?

a)

6

b)

7

c)

8

d)

9

91.

Which of the Fundamental Rights is called ‘the heart and soul’ of the Indian Constitution?

a)

Right to Equality

b)

Right to Freedom of Religion

c)

Right to Constitutional Remedies

d)

Cultural and Educational Rights

92.

Which of the following statements is wrong?

a)

We have freedom to travel to any part of the country.

b)

We have freedom of speech and expression.

c)

Untouchability is not a punishable offence.

d)

Everyone is equal before the law.

93.

What is meant by ‘rights’?

a)

One’s demand to get everything without sharing with others

b)

Claims of a person over other fellow beings, society and the government.

c)

Not possessing any freedoms.

d)

None of the above.

94.

Under which Fundamental Right has the Parliament enacted a law giving the Right to Information to the citizens?

a)

Right to freedom of religion

b)

Right to freedom of thought and expression

c)

Right to freedom of equality

d)

Right to constitutional remedies

95.

The right to seek the enforcement of all Fundamental Rights is called

a)

Right against Exploitation

b)

Right to Freedom

c)

Right to Constitutional Remedies

d)

Cultural and Educational Rights

96.

What did Dr. Ambedkar refer to the ‘Right to Constitutional Remedies’ as?

a)

The brain of our Constitution

b)

The heart and soul of our Constitution

c)

The heart of our Constitution

d)

The soul of our Constitution

97.

Which of the following terms is correct for the feature of the Indian constitution stating that no person is above the law?

a)

State of law

b)

Application of law

c)

Rule of law

d)

Governance by law

98.

What does the Constitution say about the practice of untouchability?

a)

It stands abolished

b)

Its practice in any form is punishable by law

c)

Since it is an age-old custom, it should be respected

d)

Both (a) and (b)

99.

Which of these rights is/are provided to a person arrested by the government or police?

a)

To be informed of the reasons of his arrest

b)

To be produced before a magistrate within 24 hours of his arrest

c)

To engage a lawyer for his defense

d)

All the above

100.

Which of the following freedom is not available to an Indian citizen?

a)

Freedom to start a movement to change the government

b)

Freedom to oppose the government

c)

Freedom to participate in armed revolution

d)

None of these

101.

Cultural and Educational Rights are safeguarded mainly for

a)

Women

b)

Children

c)

Minorites

d)

Men

102.

Civil Rights are given to the individual by

a)

Nature

b)

God

c)

The State

d)

The people

103.

Which one of the following rights is available to the citizens of India and not to the citizens of Saudi Arabia?

a)

The country is ruled by a hereditary king

b)

Citizens cannot form political parties

c)

Women are subjected to many public restrictions

d)

Citizens enjoy the freedom of religion

104.

What can be done in case of infringement of the rights in a democracy?

a)

Citizens are helpless; they cannot do anything

b)

They can approach courts to protect their rights

c)

They can ask their representatives to do the needful

d)

None of the above

105.

Which of these statements about the relationship between democracy and rights is more valid?

a)

Every country that is a democracy gives rights to its citizens

b)

Every country that gives rights to its citizens is a democracy

c)

Giving rights is good, but it is not necessary for a democracy

d)

All of the above

106.

Under which Fundamental Right has the Parliament enacted a law giving the Right to Information to the citizens?

a)

Right to freedom of religion

b)

Right to freedom of equality

c)

Right to freedom of thought and expression

d)

Right to constitutional remedies

107.

The right to seek the enforcement of all Fundamental Rights is called

a)

Right against Exploitation

b)

Right to Freedom

c)

Cultural and Educational Rights

d)

Right to Constitutional Remedies

108.

What does ‘Right to Equality’ say about the public jobs?

a)

Jobs will be provided to all by the government

b)

Jobs will be reserved for the more meritorious students

c)

All citizens will be provided with equal opportunity in matters of employment

d)

None of the above

109.

Which of these is false regarding the Freedom of Speech and Expression?

a)

Everyone has a right to think differently

b)

One may disagree with a policy of the government

c)

One can use it to incite people against the government

d)

One is free to criticize the government

110.

Which among the following cannot be challenged in a court?

a)

Directive principles of state policy

b)

Fundamental Rights

c)

Freedom to choose any profession or business

d)

Right to move freely to any part of the country.

111.

A person who has been arrested and detained has to be produced before the nearest magistrate within how many hours?

a)

24 hours

b)

72 hours

c)

48 hours

d)

None of the above

112.

What is the full form of P.I.L?

a)

Postal Interest Letter

b)

Private Interest Law

c)

Public Information Law

d)

Public Interest Litigation

113.

What is the full form of P.I.L?

a)

Postal Interest Letter

b)

Private Interest Law

c)

Public Information Law

d)

Public Interest Litigation

114.

Who protects the fundamental rights of citizen?

a)

Legislature

b)

Judiciary

c)

Executive

d)

All of these

115.

Which fundamental Rights is also called 'Cluster of three freedoms'

a)

Right to Equality

b)

Right to Freedom

c)

Right to Sovernity

d)

Right to Constitutional Remedies

116.

Which Right explains about abolition of Untouchability?

a)

Right to Equality

b)

Right to Freedom

c)

Right to freedom of Religion

d)

Right against Exploitation

117.

A Tea Seller keeps two kinds of cups, one for VIPs and the other for common people.

a)

Begger

b)

Exploitation

c)

Untouchability

d)

None of these

118.

Abolition of 'Bonded Labor' has been described in which right?

a)

Right to Equality

b)

Right to freedom

c)

Right against Exploitation

d)

Education and Cultural Right