NCERT Class 11 Chapter 3 Political Science Equality MCQ

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1. Which ideology calls for equal rights of men and women?

A. socialism

B. liberalism

C. feminism

D. marxism

2. The Sixth Five Year Plan gave the status of partners in development to

A. Dalits

B. Tribals

C. Urban youth

D. Women

3. The statement that. "Men by nature are equal" is given by:

A. Hobbes

B. Locke

C. Rousseau

D. Laski

4. The demand for legal equality was raised in:

A. 17th century

B. 19th century

C. 18th century

D. 20th century

5. What is not equality of oppurtunity?

A. access to education

B. access to health care

C. equality in ambition

D. equality in safe housing

6. For Marxist the fundamental equality is:

A. Social equality

B. Political equality

C. Economic equality

D. Legal equality

7. Which of the following statements is correct?

A. Liberty and Equality are opposed to each other

B. Liberty and Law are opposed to each other

C. Liberty and Equality are supplementary

D. Liberty and Equality are contradictory

8. Mohit and Rohit are brothers. While Rohan is a successful doctor, Rohit is a sportsperson. Rohit enjoys fame and people often give him special treatment. This difference of treatment is a result of

A. Different choices and preferences.

B. Difference in the equality of status

C. Inequality in access to basic goods such as education, healthcare.

D. Luck.

9. In the US, the case for racial preferences in student admissions is made on the argument of:

A. Uniformity

B. Equality

C. Diversity

D. Fraternity

10. Some of the left parties in India are

A. CPI, CPI(M), All India Forward Bloc

B. CPI, RSS, Congress

C. Socialist Party, Oppressed Peoples Party, VHP

D. BJP, RJD, All India Forward Bloc

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11. What are liberals views on equality?

A. poor class exploited by rich class

B. politics controlled by rich class

C. provide minimum level of welfare

D. state control of public resources

12. Who is associated with ‘Communism’?

A. Hegel

B. Marx

C. Rousseau

D. None

13. Campaign for equality

A. is a movement against the death penalty

B. is women’s rights movement in Iran

C. seeks rehabilitation for Katrina survivors

D. is meant for the victims of terrorism

14. Amnesty International is an example of

A. Social diversity

B. Biodiversity

C. Cultural diversity organisation

D. Civil liberties organisation

15. What is the slogan of french revolution?

A. liberty

B. eternity

C. equality

D. fraternity

16. Ambedkar and Gandhi both championed the cause of untouchables, but they could not agree on

A. Reservations in the private sector

B. Reservations

C. Role of judiciary

D. Role of cottage industry

17. In the sphere of religion, the Indian state policy

A. Maintains principled distance

B. Promotes and protect the majority religion

C. Believes that religion is a private affair and religious ceremonies should not be allowed in public

D. Is to press forward the religious ideology of Hindutava

18. In US, the case for racial preferences in student admissions is made on the argument of:

A. Uniformity.

B. Equality.

C. Diversity

D. Fraternity.

19. Choose the option which is being adopted in India to minimize and eliminate entrenched forms of social inequalities.

A. Separate religious places for disadvantaged communities

B. Policy of quotas in education and jobs

C. Free education

D. Separate hospitals

20. Agrarian reforms introduced in India aimed at

A. Elimination of property rights for women

B. Complete elimination of unequal relations in agriculture

C. Regulate tribal access to forests

D. Regional disparities

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21. In which country ‘Apartheid’ prevailed?

A. Britain

B. USA

C. South Africa

D. France

22. The purpose of Feminism is

A. To weaken women

B. To empower women

C. To exploit women

D. None.

23. Which ideology calls for equal rights of men and women?

A. socialism

B. liberalism

C. feminism

D. marxism