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Freedom of speech is usually available in:

A.	Totalitarian states	B.	Dictatorships
C.	Liberal democracies	D.	Fascist states

Freedom of speech and free press are:

A.	Complementary of each other	B.	Contradictory to each other
C.	Partly complementary to each other	D.	Both complementary as well as contradictory to each other

If the people want to have freedom of speech for that it is essential that they:

A.	Should be vigilant	B.	They should leave it to the Government
C.	They should leave it to the opposition	D.	They should leave everything to the care of the head of the government

Which of the following is not linked closely with the freedom of speech?

A.	Free press	B.	Right to hold meetings
C.	Right to criticise the government	D.	Right to hold property
E.	Right to express views

Which one of the following is essential for freedom of speech?

If freedom of speech is desired by a nation for that it is essential that there should be:

A.	Single party system	B.	Liberal democracy
C.	Philosopher king	D.	Presidential system of Government

In India the people have been given freedom of speech because:

A.	It is provided in the constitution as a fundamental right	B.	The government of the day will it
C.	The people are vigilant	D.	The opposition is strong and well organised

It is usually believed about freedom of speech that:

A.	There should be no restriction on it	B.	There should be some reasonable restrictions on it
C.	There should be absolute freedom	D.	It should be left to the decision of the executive head

Which one of the following is true about freedom of speech in India?

A.	It has been given to the people by the President	B.	It has been forcibly obtained by the opposition
C.	For it the people had to put in hard struggle	D.	It has been provided in the constitution
E.	None of the above

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Which of the following is no a reasonable restriction on the freedom of speech?

A.	It should not defame the nation	B.	It should not criticise the government bluntly
C.	It should not disturb peace	D.	It should not instigate communal feelings