Question

Q1. What do you understand by sedition act of 1870?

A) A person could be arrested and deported.

B) Any person criticizing or protesting the British government could be arrested without a trial.

C) The arrested person could not engage an advocate.

D) Arrested person could be detained in police custody for an indefinite period of time.

Q2. What do you mean by the term ‘domestic’ in domestic violence?

A) House in which people live.

B) House in which people do not live.

C) A house where a nuclear family lives.

D) It includes all women who live or have lived together in a shared household with the husband.

Q3. When was the Rowlatt Act passed?

A) 10th March, 1919

B) 8th March, 1919

C) 12th March, 1919

D) 3rd March, 1919

Q4. What do you mean by the rule of law?

A) All are equal before law.

B) Same laws are applicable to all.

C) No one is above law.

D) All of them.

Q5. What do you mean by repressive law?

A) Based on force or pressure

B) Passed against the will of the people.

C) To prevent the person’s right to criticize.

D) All of them.

Q6. What do you mean by the domestic violence?

A) Injury and abuse.

B) Threat of injury.

C) Physical beating.

D) All of them.

Q7. What were the steps taken by women’s group to make the Bill passed?

A) Creating awareness among women.

B) Feeling petition and public hearing.

C) Drafting of domestic violence bills, after meeting with various organisations.

D) All of them.

Q8. What were lay down by Hindu Succession Amendment Act 2005?

A) Sons,daughters and their mother can get equal share of family property.

B) Only sons can get a share in the property.

C) Only sons and daughters can get a share in the property.

D) Only sons and mother can get a share in the property.

Q9. In a democratic government what people might do in case of unpopular laws?

A) Criticize the laws.

B) Hold public meetings.

C) Write about it in newspapers and report to TV news channels.

D) All of them.

Q10. Who made the law?

A) Laws are made by President.

B) Laws are made by Prime Minister.

C) Laws are made by Sovereign power.

D) None of these.

Q11. What are civil cases?

A) Related to Taxes.

B) Related to property.

C) Related to contract.

D) All of them.

Q12. What are criminal cases?

A) Related to taxes.

B) Related to property.

C) Related to criminal.

D) None of these.

Q13. What is rule of law?

A) To balance wealth.

B) To maintain the situation.

C) To maintain the price.

D) None of these.

Q14. What is violation of law?

A) Crime against the law.

B) To make new law.

C) To remove one law.

D) None of these.

Q15. Who was General Dyer?

A) English officer

B) Indian officer

C) Congress head

D) None of these

Q16. When was Rowlatt Act passed?

A) 1920 B) 1922 C) 1918

D) 1919

Q17. Who makes laws for a country?

A) Representatives in the court.

B) Representatives in the parliament.

C) Representatives in the Red Fort.

D) None of these.

Q18. Who introduced the rule of law in India?

A) Mahatma Gandhi B) Mughals

C) British colonialists

D) None of these

Q19. Who made laws for India in colonial period?

A) Nawab

B) British colonialists

C) Mughals

D) None of these

Q20. When was Domestic Violence Act passed in India?

A) 2004 B) 2005 C) 2006

D) 2007

Q21. Which of the following has an important role in making laws?

A) Loksabha

B) Rajya Sabha

C) Parliament

D) President

Q22. Who ordered the troops to fire on the crowd in Jallianwala Bagh in Amritsar?

A) Lord Curzon

B) Lord Minto

C) General Hardy

D) General Dyer

Q23. According to which of the following acts any person protesting for criticizing the British government could be arrested without due trial?

A) The Sedition Act of 1870

B) Vermacular Press Act 1878

C) Arms Act 1878

D) Govt. Of India Act 1935

Q24. What is IPC?

A) Indian police Council

B) Indian Penal Code

C) Indian punishment commity

D) Investigation panel council

Q25. When was the Civil Rights Act passed in the USA?

A) 1962 B) 1964 C) 1966

D) 1972

Q26. What does the rule of law imply?

A) All citizens are equal before the law irrespective of caste and creed.

B) The law is the ruler and candidate in many ways it wants.

C) There is so authorities to challenge on unjust or indiscriminate division of the law.

D) None of these.

Q27. What role does the media play for the people?

A) It is a nuisance.

B) It hardly makes any difference.

C) It is the Watchdog of society.

D) None of the above.​

Answer 1

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1.B

2.D

3.A

4.D

5.D

6.D

7.D

8.A

9.D

10.B

11.D

12.C

13.D

14.A

15.A

16.D

17.B

18.C

19.B

20.B

21.C

22.D

23.A

24.B

25.B

26.A

27.D

Answer 2

1. B) Any person criticizing or protesting the British government could be arrested without a trial.
2. C) A house where a nuclear family lives.

3. B) 8th March, 1919 .

4. C) No one is above law.

5. D) All of them.

6. D) All of them.

7. A) Creating awareness among women.

8. A) Sons,daughters and their mother can get equal share of family property.

9. D) All of them.

10. A) Laws are made by President.

11. D) All of them.

12. C) Related to criminal.

13.D) None of these.

14.D) None of these.

15.C) Congress head

16.D) 1919

17.B) Representatives in the parliament.

18.D) None of these

19.B) British colonialists

20.B) 2005

21.D) President

22.D) General Dyer

23.C) Arms Act 1878

24.B) Indian Penal Code

25. B) 1964

26.B) The law is the ruler and candidate in many ways it wants.

27.D) None of the above.