NCERT Class 11 Chapter 5 Political Science Rights MCQ

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1. In a state, it is also the duty of the citizens to

A. Ensure sustainable development.

B. Protect the atmosphere

C. Pollute air and water

D. Live in peace.

2. The Government of India introduced Bharat Ratna and Padam Shri awards under:

A. Article 14 of the constitution

B. Article 18 of the constitution

C. Article 25 of the constitution

D. Article 50 of the constitution

3. The constitution of a country provides the basis for

A. Punishment of criminals

B. Diplomatic relations with other countries

C. Relationship between citizens

D. Governance of the country

4. Human rights, traditionally are divided into

A. Political and economic rights

B. Political and social rights on one hand and cultural rights on the other

C. Civil and political rights

D. Civil and political rights on one hand and the right to development on the other.

5. Marx gave priority, to

A. Political rights

B. Economic rights

C. Cultural rights

D. None of these

6. Which of the following is a correct interpretation of the Cultural and Educational Rights?

A. Only children belonging to the minority group that has opened educational institution can study there

B. Government schools must ensure that children of the minority group will be introduced to their belief and culture.

C. Linguistic and religious minorities can open schools for their children and keep it reserved for them

D. Linguistic and religious minorities can demand that their children must not study in any educational institution except those managed by their own community.

7. Which of the following is not a Fundamental Right?

A. Right to Equality

B. Right to Property

C. Right to Freedom

D. Right Against Exploitation

8. The provision to abolish untouchability is reflected in the Indian constitution under

A. Article 14

B. Article 15

C. Article 16.

D. Article 17

9. Right to Liberty is mentioned in Articles:

A. 19 to 22

B. 14 to 18

C. 25 to 28

D. 23 to 24

10. The constitution of a country provides the basis for

A. Punishment of criminals

B. Diplomatic relations with other countries

C. Relationship between citizens

D. Governance of the country

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11. Right to franchise is a

A. Customary rights

B. Political right

C. Moral rights.

D. Cultural right.

12. Rights are justified demands. Who said it?

A. Aristotle

B. Baushake

C. Shiele

D. Laski.

13. Freedom of expression is important for

A. A state.

B. A democratic government.

C. Communist society.

D. An individual livelihood

14. Article 18 of the constitution deals with

A. right against exploitation

B. right to practice own religion

C. equality before law

D. abolition of titles

15. It is a fundamental duty of every citizen to protect and improve _______

A. Women and children

B. Village Panchayat

C. Natural environment

D. National anthem

16. The part of the Indian Constitution that proclaims India to be a Welfare State is:

A. Part III

B. Part IV

C. Part VI

D. Part IX

17. Which of the following is the best description of Fundamental Rights?

A. All the rights an individual should have

B. All the rights given to citizens by law.

C. The rights given and protected by the Constitution

D. The rights given by the Constitution that cannot ever be restricted.

18. In which part of the Constitution fundamental Rights are described?

A. Part V

B. Part III

C. Part IV

D. Part X

19. Natural Rights are those which are given to us by:

A. Constitution

B. Parliament

C. God or Nature

D. King

20. Human rights, traditionally are divided into

A. Political and economic rights

B. Political and social rights on one hand and cultural rights on the other

C. Civil and political rights

D. Civil and political rights on one hand and the right to development on the other.

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21. Who said “Rights are those conditions of social life without which no man can seek to be himself at his best ?”

A. Austin

B. Wilde

C. Green

D. Laski

22. The political right is the right to

A. Shelter

B. Sustainable development

C. Livelihood.

D. Form political parties

23. Civil liberties and political rights form the basis of a

A. Democratic government

B. Monarchical rule.

C. Totalitarian government.

D. Dictator rule

24. The natural right that was not advocated by the political theorists of 17th and 18th centuries was right to

A. Life.

B. Liberty

C. Information.

D. Property

25. Civil Rights are given to the Individual by:

A. Nature

B. God

C. The state

D. The people