Question

V. Answel te TUNIwing questions.
1. What is the Constitution of India? How and when did it come into effect?
2. Why do we need a constitution?
3. What is the Preamble and what does it tell us?
4. Define the following terms used in the Preamble of our Constitution: socialist, secular, republic, liberty,
fraternity
5. Explain the Fundamental Duties of the citizens of India.
6. What are the Fundamental Rights of an Indian citizen?
7. What is the purpose of the Directive Principles of State Policy? Give two examples of the Directive
Principles. How are they different from the Fundamental Rights?
THINK AND ANSWER
• Buddhism is the official religion of Sri Lanka, one of our neighbouring countries. In what way is India
different from Sri Lanka?
• You learned about some of our Fundamental Rights in this chapter. Which of them do you think is the most
important? Explain why you think so.
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VALUES AND LIFE SKILLS !
While we are all guaranteed our Fundamental Rights, we cannot abuse these rights to cause harm to others. For
example, we have the freedom of speech, but we cannot use this freedom to spread lies or to say hurtful and
offensive things. We must use this right to fight injustice and to improve the world, and not to bring others down.
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Answer 1

Answer:

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