The Constitution of India Test

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The Constitution of India Test - 9

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Question 1
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What is the meaning of a Secular State?

A
People of all states have the right to vote.

B
Discrimination on the basis of caste.

C
People of all religions have freedom of religion.

D
States are divided on the basis of religions.
Question 2
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Which of the following religions is a state-religion of India?

A
Hindu religion

B
Sikh religion

C
Muslim religion

D
There is no state religion in India.

Solution

India is a secular state. Thus, there is no official religion.
Question 3
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What can a state do if an individual or an institution commits atrocities on the people of another religion?

A
The state has no right to interfere in the religious affairs.

B
The state can impose reasonable restrictions on the religious activities.

C
The state can boycott the problem creating religion.

D
The state will start imposing one particular religion on the people.
Question 4
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What should a state do to become a secular state in the true sense?

A
The religion should not be exploited for the non-religious objectives.

B
The scope of religion should not be limited only to personal beliefs.

C
The state should not be separated from the religion.

D
The state should not actively interfere in the religious matter of the citizens.

Solution

Correct Answer: The state should not actively interfere in the religious matter of the citizens.
Question 5
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What is the main objective of national integration in India?

A
To eradicate poverty from the country.

B
To maintain unity in diversity.

C
To form communal political parities.

D
To follow the policy of divide and rule.

Solution

The main objective of national integration in India is to maintain unity in diversity.
Question 6
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What is our first and foremost duty as a good citizen of India?

A
To give rise to casteism and regionalism.

B
To develop spirit of patriotism among people.

C
To maintain the unity and security of the country.

D
Not to tolerate any religious atrocity.
Question 7
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The legal, political and social equality of a country mainly depends on its ______.

A
population

B
economic equality

C
natural resources

D
standard of living
Question 8
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What does economic equality mean?

A
Accumulation of wealth into few hands.

B
All people should possess equal wealth and property.

C
Every person should be given chance to amass wealth more than they require.

D
The basic needs of all the people living in the society should be fulfilled.
Question 9
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The economic development of any country is not possible without

A
mutual international cooperation

B
eradication of communal politics

C
accumulation of weapons

D
exploitation of the weaker section
Question 10
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Which system of the Government is followed in India?

A
Presidential

B
Semi- presidential

C
Parliamentary

D
Absolute Monarchy

Solution

India follows the Parliamentary system of government, like the U.K.
Question 11
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What does Democracy mean?

A
A mob will rule.

B
People will govern themselves by choosing representatives.

C
People are responsible for their own cause.

D
Government by the Uneducated.
Question 12
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Which of the following hindrances is in the way of national integration?

A
Abolishment of poverty and unemployment

B
Restrictions on Communal politics

C
Creation of emotional integration in the people

D
Formation of states purely on linguistic basis
Question 13
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What was the ill effect of the `Divide and Rule` policy of Britishers on India?

A
It gave rise to the caste and communal riots in India.

B
It gave rise to competition between noble families.

C
It gave rise to industrialization that caused a lot of pollution.

D
It caused economic imbalances in different parts of India.
Question 14
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What is the duty of a person in respect to its state?

A
Pay taxes and take care of the state property.

B
To misuse the rights which state provides.

C
To complain about the person who breaks the rules of the state.

D
To vote for the candidate of your own religion and caste.
Question 15
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We have got a right to vote, so we should ______.

A
vote for the candidate of our own caste and religion

B
vote for an intelligent candidate without any discrimination of caste and religion

C
vote to the most powerful and rich candidate of the state

D
decide ourselves whether to vote or not
Question 16
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The Constitution of India has made primary education free and compulsory. So what is the duty of the citizens?

A
To force the state to free the secondary education also

B
To send their children to non-government schools for better education

C
To send their children to schools to get them educated

D
To respect the teacher of the school

Solution

The Right of Children to Free and Compulsory Education (RTE) Act, 2009, which represents the consequential legislation envisaged under Article 21-A, means that every child between 6 and 14 years has a right to full time elementary education of satisfactory and equitable quality in a formal school which satisfies certain essential norms and standards. It is a duty of every parent/guardian to send his/her child to school because the child deserve the right to education.
Question 17
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What is our main duty towards the right to use roads?

A
To wash the roads daily.

B
To obey the traffic rules.

C
To use roads according to our own desires and needs.

D
To prevent entry of camels and other animals on roads.
Question 18
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Which constitution influenced our Directive Principles of State Policy?

A
American Constitution

B
Russian Constitution

C
Italian Constitution

D
Irish Constitution
Question 19
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According to the Indian Constitution, which of these is not a Directive Principle of State Policy?

A
Improvement of animal health

B
Separation of executive from judiciary

C
Prohibition of cow slaughter

D
Promotion of international peace and security

Solution

According to the Indian Constitution, Improvement of animal health is not a Directive Principle of State Policy.
Question 20
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Which of these Directive Principles of the state policy has already been implemented in India?

A
Equal pay for equal work for both men and women

B
Complete spread of education

C
Abolishment of Zimidari system

D
Rise in the standard of living of people
Question 21
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What is the duty of a person related to his right to religion?

A
Not to condemn other religions or use religion for political activities

B
To make big and expensive worshiping places of their own religion

C
To worship God of his own religion only

D
To vote to the candidate of his own religion
Question 22
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How many fundamental rights are provided by the Constitution of India?

A
2

B
4

C
5

D
6

Solution

Indian constitution provides 6 fundamental rights to its citizens. These are provided under chapter III of the constitution under article 12 to 35. The rights include Right to Equality, Cultural and Educational Rights, Right to Freedom, Right against Exploitation, Right to Freedom of Religion and Right of Constitutional Remedies. These rights were included in the constitution because these were considered essential for the overall development of individuals.

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Question 1

People of all states have the right to vote.

Discrimination on the basis of caste.

People of all religions have freedom of religion.

States are divided on the basis of religions.

Question 2

Hindu religion

Sikh religion

Muslim religion

There is no state religion in India.

Solution

Question 3

The state has no right to interfere in the religious affairs.

The state can impose reasonable restrictions on the religious activities.

The state can boycott the problem creating religion.

The state will start imposing one particular religion on the people.

Question 4

The religion should not be exploited for the non-religious objectives.

The scope of religion should not be limited only to personal beliefs.

The state should not be separated from the religion.

The state should not actively interfere in the religious matter of the citizens.

Solution

Question 5

To eradicate poverty from the country.

To maintain unity in diversity.

To form communal political parities.

To follow the policy of divide and rule.

Solution

Question 6

To give rise to casteism and regionalism.

To develop spirit of patriotism among people.

To maintain the unity and security of the country.

Not to tolerate any religious atrocity.

Question 7

population

economic equality

natural resources

standard of living

Question 8

Accumulation of wealth into few hands.

All people should possess equal wealth and property.

Every person should be given chance to amass wealth more than they require.

The basic needs of all the people living in the society should be fulfilled.

Question 9

mutual international cooperation

eradication of communal politics

accumulation of weapons

exploitation of the weaker section

Question 10

Presidential

Semi- presidential

Parliamentary

Absolute Monarchy

Solution

Question 11

A mob will rule.

People will govern themselves by choosing representatives.

People are responsible for their own cause.

Government by the Uneducated.

Question 12

Abolishment of poverty and unemployment

Restrictions on Communal politics

Creation of emotional integration in the people

Formation of states purely on linguistic basis

Question 13

It gave rise to the caste and communal riots in India.

It gave rise to competition between noble families.

It gave rise to industrialization that caused a lot of pollution.

It caused economic imbalances in different parts of India.

Question 14

Pay taxes and take care of the state property.

To misuse the rights which state provides.