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Question 1
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According to whom true freedom is "freedom not to be obstructed in leading a lawful life"?

A
Machiavelli

B
Mandela

C
JS mill

D
Charles Thomas

Solution

According to Mandela, true freedom means "freedom not to be obstructed in leading a lawful life".
Question 2
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When should society resort to legal punishment according to Mill?

A
For any harm caused by individuals' actions

B
Only for actions causing major harm to others

C
For all actions regardless of the harm caused

D
For actions deemed socially unacceptable

Solution

Mill argues that legal punishment should be reserved for actions that cause serious harm to individuals.
Question 3
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Where does the word "liberty" come from?

A
Latin word "libertatem"

B
Latin word "liberal"

C
Greek word "libty"

D
French word" labess"

Solution

The word "liberty" is derived from the Latin word "libertatem".
Question 4
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Which form of constraint is exemplified by the caste system?

A
Political constraint

B
Economic constraint

C
Social inequality

D
External coercion

Solution

The caste system imposes constraints on individuals based on their social status, reflecting a form of social inequality.
Question 5
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What does Aung San Suu Kyi consider as "real freedom"?

A
Freedom from oppression

B
Freedom from fear

C
Freedom from poverty

D
Freedom from discrimination

Solution

Aung San Suu Kyi believes that true freedom entails living without fear, which allows for a dignified human life.
Question 6
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According to Mill, how should society respond to minor harm caused by individuals' actions?

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By imposing strict legal punishment

B
By ignoring the harm

C
By resorting to social disapproval

D
By avoiding any interference

Solution

Mill suggests that minor harm should be addressed through social disapproval rather than legal punishment.
Question 7
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According to John Stuart Mill, under what circumstances can external interference with individual liberty be justified?

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To promote social harmony

B
To prevent harm to others

C
To enforce conformity

D
To impose governmental control

Solution

Mill argues that external interference with individual liberty is justified when actions cause harm to others and require intervention to protect them.
Question 8
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How does Mill suggest society should respond to actions causing minor harm?

A
Legal punishment

B
Social disapproval

C
Indifference

D
Encouragement

Solution

Mill recommends addressing minor harm through social disapproval rather than legal punishment.
Question 9
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Which term best describes the harm principle introduced by John Stuart Mill?

A
Only severe harm justifies constraints on freedom

B
Any harm justifies constraints on freedom

C
Social disapproval is the primary response to harm

D
Freedom should be restricted regardless of harm

Solution

According to Mill, constraints on freedom should only be imposed in cases of serious harm to others.
Question 10
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Who wrote the book "on liberty"?

A
John Stuart Mill

B
Gandhi

C
Jeremy Bentham

D
Charles cruse

Solution

The author of the book "on liberty" is John Stuart Mill.

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Question 1

Machiavelli

Mandela

JS mill

Charles Thomas

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Question 2

For any harm caused by individuals' actions

Only for actions causing major harm to others

For all actions regardless of the harm caused

For actions deemed socially unacceptable

Solution

Question 3

Latin word "libertatem"

Latin word "liberal"

Greek word "libty"

French word" labess"

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Question 4

Political constraint

Economic constraint

Social inequality

External coercion

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Question 5

Freedom from oppression

Freedom from fear

Freedom from poverty

Freedom from discrimination

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Question 6

By imposing strict legal punishment

By ignoring the harm

By resorting to social disapproval

By avoiding any interference

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Question 7

To promote social harmony

To prevent harm to others

To enforce conformity

To impose governmental control

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Question 8

Legal punishment

Social disapproval

Indifference

Encouragement

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Question 9

Only severe harm justifies constraints on freedom

Any harm justifies constraints on freedom

Social disapproval is the primary response to harm

Freedom should be restricted regardless of harm

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Question 10

John Stuart Mill

Gandhi

Jeremy Bentham

Charles cruse

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