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chapter 2 MCQ question class11​

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Question 1.

Write true or false against each of these statements:

(a) A Bill of Rights lays down the rights enjoyed by the people of a country.

(b) A Bill of Rights protects the liberties of an individual.

(c) Every country of the world has a Bill of Rights.

(d) The Constitution guarantees remedy against violation of Rights.

Answer:

(a) True

(b) True

(c) False

(d) True

Question 2.

Which of the following is the best description of Fundamental Rights?

(а) All the rights an individual should have.

(b) All the rights given to citizens by law.

(c) The rights given and protected by the Constitution.

(d) The rights given by the Constitution that cannot ever be restricted.

Answer:

(c) The rights given and protected by the Constitution.

Explanation:

Question 3.

Read the following situations. Which Fundamental Right is being used or violated in each case and how?

(a) Overweight male cabin crew are allowed to get promotion in the national airlines but their women colleagues who gain weight are penalised.

(b) A director makes a documentary film that criticises the policies of the government.

(c) People displaced by a big dam take out a rally demanding rehabilitation.

(d) Andhra society runs Telugu medium schools outside Andhra Pradesh.

Answer:

(a) In this situation, Right to Equality is being violated on the ground of discrimination whereas nobody should be discriminated under the Right to Equality on behalf of Caste, Sex, Religion, Race, etc.

(b) In the second situation the Right to Freedom of Speech and Expression is being used.

(c) People displaced by a big dam take out a rally demanding rehabilitation. Though our Constitution grants right to reside and settle in any part of India in the Right to Freedom. But people have Right to Freedom of speech and expression also. In this case, the government can impose some restrictions to maintain law and order.

(d) This case refers to the rights of linguistic minorities to set up their own educational institutions to preserve their culture. Hence, Andhra Pradesh can enjoy the right to run Telugu medium schools outside Andhra Pradesh.

 

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