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| 21. |
The right to have a family life is: |
| A. |
Moral rights |
B. |
Political right |
| C. |
Civil rights |
D. |
Natural right |
Answer: Option C
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| 22. |
Right to elect and hold elected office is: |
| A. |
Natural right |
B. |
Fundamental right |
| C. |
Civil right |
D. |
Political right |
| E. |
Moral right |
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Answer: Option D
Explanation:
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| 23. |
Individuals can't claim any rights against: |
| A. |
The Council of Ministers |
B. |
Prime Minister |
| C. |
State |
D. |
Sovereign |
Answer: Option C
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| 24. |
Rights and duties are: |
| A. |
Contradictory |
B. |
Clashing and at cross purpose |
| C. |
Co-related |
D. |
Not concerned with each other |
Answer: Option C
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| 25. |
Rights can be safeguarded by: |
| A. |
Giving more duties to citizens |
B. |
Giving more powers to police |
| C. |
Separating executive from judiciary |
D. |
Giving more rights to the citizens |
| E. |
Using extensive force |
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Answer: Option C
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| 26. |
The concept of rights: |
| A. |
Has been there since very old times |
B. |
Is very recent |
| C. |
Was not known to medieval people |
D. |
Was not known to the people of ancient India |
Answer: Option A
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| 27. |
Which right has been added to the category of rights in our modern times i.e. right to? |
Answer: Option D
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| 28. |
All rights enjoyed by the citizens must be compatible with: |
| A. |
Culture |
B. |
Civilisation |
| C. |
International understanding |
D. |
Common welfare |
| E. |
Social customs |
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Answer: Option D
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| 29. |
Rights can't be claimed against: |
| A. |
State |
B. |
Government |
| C. |
Prime Minister |
D. |
Elected representatives |
Answer: Option D
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| 30. |
In a civilised state the citizens are supposed to: |
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Enjoy rights only |
B. |
Perform duties only |
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Enjoy more rights but performs few duties |
D. |
Believe that each right has a corresponding duty |
Answer: Option D
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