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Chapter 5 Rights
NCERT Class 11 Political Theory • NCERT Series
MCQ
Page Ref: Page 45
Rights are mainly:
A.
Special privileges for rulers
B.
Claims recognized by society and state
C.
Religious rituals only
D.
Military orders only
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Option: B. Claims recognized by society and state
Reference:
Found on Page Page 45
MCQ
Page Ref: Page 45–46
Rights are essential for:
A.
Human development
B.
Human dignity
C.
Freedom
D.
All of these
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Option: D. All of these
Reference:
Found on Page Page 45–46
MCQ
Page Ref: Page 47
Which among the following is a political right?
A.
Right to vote
B.
Right to property only
C.
Right to worship only
D.
Right to inheritance only
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Option: A. Right to vote
Reference:
Found on Page Page 47
MCQ
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Fundamental Rights in India are guaranteed by:
A.
Parliament only
B.
Constitution
C.
Judiciary only
D.
Executive only
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Option: B. Constitution
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Found on Page Page 48
MCQ
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Rights and duties are:
A.
Completely unrelated
B.
Closely connected
C.
Opposed to each other
D.
Limited to rulers only
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Option: B. Closely connected
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Found on Page Page 49
MCQ
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The Right to Freedom is included under:
A.
Fundamental Rights
B.
Directive Principles only
C.
Fundamental Duties only
D.
Emergency provisions only
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Option: A. Fundamental Rights
Reference:
Found on Page Page 48
MCQ
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Rights help individuals to:
A.
Develop their abilities
B.
Live with dignity
C.
Participate in society
D.
All of these
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Option: D. All of these
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MCQ
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Which among the following is a civil right?
A.
Freedom of speech
B.
Right to vote
C.
Right to contest elections only
D.
Right to form government only
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Option: A. Freedom of speech
Reference:
Found on Page Page 47
MCQ
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Democratic governments protect rights through:
A.
Laws
B.
Constitution
C.
Judiciary
D.
All of these
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Option: D. All of these
Reference:
Found on Page Page 48
MCQ
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Rights are necessary because they protect individuals from:
A.
Arbitrary use of power
B.
Freedom only
C.
Equality only
D.
Social interaction only
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Option: A. Arbitrary use of power
Reference:
Found on Page Page 46
MCQ
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The Right against Exploitation protects people from:
A.
Forced labour
B.
Human trafficking
C.
Child labour
D.
All of these
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Option: D. All of these
Reference:
Found on Page Page 48
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Rights are closely related to:
A.
Duties
B.
Equality
C.
Freedom
D.
All of these
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Option: D. All of these
Reference:
Found on Page Page 45–49
MCQ
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Which institution protects Fundamental Rights in India?
A.
Judiciary
B.
Army only
C.
Police only
D.
Local bodies only
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Option: A. Judiciary
Reference:
Found on Page Page 48
MCQ
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The Right to Constitutional Remedies is associated with:
A.
Dr. B.R. Ambedkar
B.
Hitler
C.
Mussolini
D.
Louis XIV
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Option: A. Dr. B.R. Ambedkar
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Found on Page Page 48
MCQ
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Political rights are mainly related to:
A.
Participation in governance
B.
Religious practices only
C.
Family relations only
D.
Trade only
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Option: A. Participation in governance
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Found on Page Page 47
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Rights can exist meaningfully only in:
A.
Organized society
B.
Isolation from society
C.
Forests only
D.
Military camps only
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Option: A. Organized society
Reference:
Found on Page Page 45
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The Right to Equality opposes:
A.
Discrimination
B.
Democracy
C.
Citizenship
D.
Participation
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Option: A. Discrimination
Reference:
Found on Page Page 48
MCQ
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A democratic citizen should:
A.
Enjoy rights responsibly
B.
Ignore duties
C.
Reject laws
D.
Avoid participation
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Option: A. Enjoy rights responsibly
Reference:
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MCQ
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Which among the following is an economic right?
A.
Right to livelihood
B.
Right to monarchy
C.
Right to dictatorship
D.
Right to censorship
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Option: A. Right to livelihood
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Found on Page Page 47
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Rights are important for democracy because they:
A.
Protect liberty
B.
Promote equality
C.
Encourage participation
D.
All of these
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Option: D. All of these
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MCQ
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Fundamental Rights in India are enforceable by:
A.
Courts
B.
Religious leaders only
C.
Media only
D.
Political parties only
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Option: A. Courts
Reference:
Found on Page Page 48
MCQ
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The Right to Freedom of Religion ensures:
A.
Religious liberty
B.
Religious discrimination
C.
Forced worship
D.
State religion only
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Option: A. Religious liberty
Reference:
Found on Page Page 48
MCQ
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Rights impose obligations on:
A.
State only
B.
Citizens only
C.
Both state and citizens
D.
None of these
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Option: C. Both state and citizens
Reference:
Found on Page Page 49
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The Right to Education promotes:
A.
Human development
B.
Equality of opportunity
C.
Social progress
D.
All of these
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Option: D. All of these
Reference:
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Rights without duties may lead to:
A.
Misuse of freedom
B.
Social disorder
C.
Irresponsibility
D.
All of these
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Option: D. All of these
Reference:
Found on Page Page 49
MCQ
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Which among the following is NOT a Fundamental Right?
A.
Right to Equality
B.
Right to Freedom
C.
Right to Constitutional Remedies
D.
Right to Monarchy
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Option: D. Right to Monarchy
Reference:
Found on Page Page 48
MCQ
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Rights help in protecting:
A.
Human dignity
B.
Liberty
C.
Equality
D.
All of these
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Option: D. All of these
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A society without rights is likely to experience:
A.
Oppression
B.
Arbitrary rule
C.
Exploitation
D.
All of these
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Option: D. All of these
Reference:
Found on Page Page 46
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Citizenship in democracy requires:
A.
Rights and duties
B.
Only rights
C.
Only duties
D.
Neither rights nor duties
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Option: A. Rights and duties
Reference:
Found on Page Page 49
MCQ
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Rights are best protected in a:
A.
Democratic system
B.
Dictatorship
C.
Absolute monarchy
D.
Colonial regime
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Option: A. Democratic system
Reference:
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