Human Rights in India Test 18

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Human Rights in India Test 18

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Question 1
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What is 'rule of law'?

A
Where common welfare can be promoted.

B
Where fundamental rights are guaranteed and treated as limitation upon the government.

C
Where it rejects the right of one or few to rule over the others.

D
All of above

Solution

It is only in democracy that the rule of persons and classes is replaced by the "rule of law"; where fundamental rights are guaranteed and treated as limitations upon the government.
Question 2
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Which of the following theories state that learning and consequent behaviour is not independent but is a total process?

A
Stimulas response theories

B
Cognitive theories

C
Gestalt and Field theories

D
Group theories

Solution

Gestalt and Field theories of psychology stated that learning and consequent behavior is not independent but is a total process. The theory examines patterns of interaction between the individual and the environment as a whole. Furthermore, it depicts the relationship between a thing (that occurs) and the context(in which it occurs).
Thus, the correct answer is C.
Question 3
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Which part of the Indian Constitution deals with Fundamental Duties?

A
Part I

B
Part II

C
Part IV

D
Part IV-A

Solution

The Fundamental Duties are defined as the moral obligations of all citizens to help promote a spirit of patriotism and to uphold the unity of India. These duties set out in Part IV–A of the Constitution, concern individuals and the nation.

Constitution (forty-secondAmendment) Act, 1976 added Part IV-A, Article 51-A on Fundamental Duties of citizens, to the Constitution.
Question 4
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Which of the Articles of the Indian Constitution contain the Directive Principles of State Policy?

A
Articles $$36$$ to $$51$$

B
Articles $$36$$ to $$51$$-A

C
Articles $$39$$ to $$51$$

D
Articles $$39$$ to $$51$$-A

Solution

Directive Principles of State Policy (DPSP) are mentioned in the Part IV of the Indian constitution from Articles 36 to 51.
DPSPs are taken from the Constitution of the Ireland. Dr. B R Ambedkar described these principles as 'novel features' of the Constitution.
Hence, A is the correct option.
Question 5
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The United Nations adopted and proclaimed some human rights on ____________.

A
10 December 1948

B
11 December 1949

C
9 December 1946

D
13 December 1947

Solution

The United Nations Organisation adopted and proclaimed some human rights on 10 December, 1948. 10 December is also celebrated as World Human Rights Day.
Question 6
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The Indian constitution adopted the fundamental duties through?

A
40th Constitutional Amendment Act

B
42nd Constitutional Amendment Act

C
43rd Constitutional Amendment Act

D
44th Constitutional Amendment Act

Solution

At the time of commencement of the Constitution of India, it contained only the Fundamental Rights. However, by the 42nd Constitutional Amendment Act the fundamental duties were added in 1976.
Question 7
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Where are fundamental duties introduced?

A
In place of Fundamental Rights

B
In place of Directive Principles

C
As a separate part in the Constitution

D
As an integral part of Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles
Question 8
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Which one of the following rights was described by B.R. Ambedkar as 'the heart and soul of the constitution'?

A
Right to Equality

B
Right to Property

C
Right to Freedom of Religion

D
Right to Constitutional Remedies
Question 9
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"Equal pay for equal work for both males and females". Which article proposes this statement?

A
Article $$48$$

B
Article $$39$$

C
Article $$14$$

D
Article $$25$$

Solution

Directive Principles Of State Policy (DPSP) under the Indian Constitution. DPSPs are the non-justiciable part of the Constitution which suggests that a person cannot enforce them in the Court.
Some of the important Directive Principles include the right to an adequate means of livelihood for citizens, equal pay for equal work for both men and women, living wages for workers and equal justice.
Question 10
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The UPSC consists of a Chairman and ________.

A
six other members

B
eight other member

C
eleven other members

D
unspecified number of members

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Question 1

Where common welfare can be promoted.

Where fundamental rights are guaranteed and treated as limitation upon the government.

Where it rejects the right of one or few to rule over the others.

All of above

Solution

Question 2

Stimulas response theories

Cognitive theories

Gestalt and Field theories

Group theories

Solution

Question 3

Part I

Part II

Part IV

Part IV-A

Solution

Question 4

Articles $$36$$ to $$51$$

Articles $$36$$ to $$51$$-A

Articles $$39$$ to $$51$$

Articles $$39$$ to $$51$$-A

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Question 5

10 December 1948

11 December 1949

9 December 1946

13 December 1947

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Question 6

40th Constitutional Amendment Act

42nd Constitutional Amendment Act

43rd Constitutional Amendment Act

44th Constitutional Amendment Act

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Question 7

In place of Fundamental Rights

In place of Directive Principles

As a separate part in the Constitution

As an integral part of Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles

Question 8

Right to Equality

Right to Property

Right to Freedom of Religion

Right to Constitutional Remedies

Question 9

Article $$48$$

Article $$39$$

Article $$14$$

Article $$25$$

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Question 10

six other members

eight other member

eleven other members

unspecified number of members

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