CHAPTER . 2  Rights and Duties in the Indian Constitution

1. match the correct pairs

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2. Take a look at the declaration about Article 22

1. Persons who are arrested or detained are protected
   under Article 22.
2. Punitive detention is when a person is held without being
   tried or convicted in a court for an offence he committed.
3. Preventive detention refers to a person’s incarceration
   following a court trial and conviction.

Select the incorrect response

3. Consider the following propositions:

1. A Bill of Rights establishes the rights that citizens of a country
   have.
2. An individual’s liberty are protected by a Bill of Rights.
3. A Bill of Rights exists in every country on the planet.
4. The Constitution provides for a remedy in the event of a violation
   of one’s rights.

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4. Take a look at the Quo-Warranto statement.

1. It is a document issued by a court to investigate the legitimacy
   of a person’s claim to a public position.
2. It is issued by a higher court to a lower court or tribunal, either
   to transfer a case pending with the latter to itself or to overturn a decision
   made by the latter.
3. The Parliament (under Article 32) has the power to issue these writs
   to any other court.

Select the incorrect response.

5. Which of the following statements on fundamental rights is the
most accurate?

6. match the correct pairs

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7. Think about the following statement:

1. Part V of the Constitution, from Articles 36 to 51, enumerates
   the Directive Principles of State Policy.
2. The framers of the Constitution were inspired by the 1937
   Irish Constitution.

Select the correct response.

8. Think about the following statement:

1. Individual welfare is promoted by Fundamental Rights.
2. The Directive Principles enhance community well-being.
3. The Directive Principles are intended to help the country
   achieve democratic democracy.

Select the correct response.

9. Take a look at the situation below.

Male cabin staff members who are overweight are promoted at national
airlines, whereas their female counterparts who acquire weight are
penalised.

In this scenario, which Fundamental Right is being used or
violated?

Select the correct response.

10. Take a look at the statement of the National Human Rights
Commission.

1. The National Human Rights Commission is a statutory
2. Prior to the Keshvand Bharti case, the National Human
   Rights Commission was founded.

Select the correct response.

11. Take a look at the situation below.

A filmmaker creates a documentary film that criticizes the
government’s policies.

In this scenario, which Fundamental Right is being used or
violated?

Select the correct response.

12. Consider the following scenarios.

People who have been displaced by a large dam hold a rally to seek restoration.

In this scenario, which Fundamental Right is being used or infringed.

Select the correct response.

13. Take a look at the statement of the National Human
Rights Commission.

1. The commission is the country’s human rights monitor.
2. Individual dignity is safeguarded by the Constitution.

Select the incorrect response.

14. Which of the following statements is a non-justiciable right?
Directive principles contain many non-justiciable rights on which the
poor’s livelihood depends:

1. Right to adequate livelihood.
2. Equal pay for equal work.
3. Right against economic exploitation.
4. Right to work.

Choose the correct answer

15. Take a look at the following remark on the According to multiple
sources, caste groups traditionally linked with scavenging are forced to
continue doing so. Those in positions of power refuse to assign them to
any other role. Their children are not encouraged to continue their
schooling. In this case, which of their Fundamental Rights is being
violated?

1. Right to Freedom:
2. Culture and Educational Rights
3. Right to Equality:
4. Protection of Life and Personal Liberty

Choose the appropriate response.

16. consider the following statements.

1. Rights are actions taken toward others, such as people, nations,
   or societies.
2. India’s Constitution grants residents ‘Fundamental Rights,’ which
   are considered necessary for the country’s development and advancement.
3. Duties are social requirements imposed by society and recognised
   by the state in order to improve the wellbeing of the people.
4. The right to equality states that all Indian people are equal
   before the law.

Choose the incorrect answer

17. Which of the following statements about the Cultural and
Educational Rights is correct?

18. Consider the following statement in relation to Who has the
authority to change the Fundamental Rights.

Select the appropriate answer.

19. consider the following statement .

1. Statement : (A) The right to religious liberty is a crucial one.
2. Reason : (R)  Citizens have complete autonomy over their religious concerns.

Select the correct answer using the code given below.

20. Take a look at the statement about Article 22.

1. In the event of a conviction for a crime, you will be protected.
2. Life and personal liberty protection
3. The right to a basic education
4. The right to be free from arrest and detention in certain circumstances

Select the correct response.

21. Which of the following is a fundamental rights violation?

22. Examine the statement on Article 18.

1. It makes accepting any title from a foreign state illegal for an Indian person.
2. It makes it illegal for the government to give any titles.

Choose the correct answer

23. Consider the following statement on Article 21:

1. Right to livelihood
2. Right to privacy
3. Right to travel abroad.
4. Right to free education up to 14 years of age.

Choose the correct answer

24. Consider the following remark regarding the Quo Warranto writ.

1. It is only provided when there are no other options for resolving
   a dispute.
2. A person who has usurped a public office receives a quo warranto.
3. A lower court or another authority is ordered by the court to transfe
   r a case pending before it to a higher authority or court under this writ.
4. This writ is issued when a court determines that a certain office holder
   is failing to perform lawful duties and thereby infringes on an individual’s rights.

Pick the wrong answer.

25. By considering the following statement, the right to property
was removed from the list of Fundamental Rights.

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26. consider the following statement .

1. Statement  : (A) If these (six Fundamental Rights) are breached,
   the court is held accountable to the law.

2. Reason : (R) The Indian Constitution guarantees six fundamental rights,
   all of which are extremely important.

Select the correct answer using the code given below.

27. Consider the following scenarios.

Outside of Andhra Pradesh, the Andhra Society provides Telugu medium schools.

In this scenario, which Fundamental Right is being used or infringed.

Select the correct response.

28. Take a look at the statement of the National Human Rights
Commission.

1. The president appoints the chairperson and members based
   on the recommendations of a six-member committee that includes the
   prime minister.
2. The chairperson and members serve for a five-year term or
   until they reach the age of 70, whichever comes first.

 Choose the correct answer

29. Take a look at the statement of the National Human Rights
Commission.

1. The president appoints the chairperson and members based
   on the recommendations of a six-member committee that includes the
   prime minister.
2. The chairperson and members serve for a five-year term or
   until they reach the age of 70, whichever comes first.

 Choose the correct answer