MCQ Chapter 6 Citizenship Class 11 Political Science Political Theory Advertisement 1. What does citizenship mean?Membership of an economic organisationFull and equal membership of a political communityMembership of a religious groupMembership of a private organisationQuestion 1 of 202. What do modern states provide to their citizens?Only economic facilitiesOnly employment opportunitiesPolitical identity and certain rightsOnly educational facilitiesQuestion 2 of 203. Which of the following is an example of a political right?Right to voteRight to minimum wagesRight to educationRight to property maintenanceQuestion 3 of 204. Which of the following is an example of a civil right?Right to employmentRight to minimum wagesRight to educationFreedom of speechQuestion 4 of 205. Which of the following is an example of a socio-economic right?Right to contest electionsRight to educationFreedom of beliefRight to voteQuestion 5 of 206. Why are refugees and illegal migrants often in precarious conditions?They do not want to work.They refuse to follow social customs.No state guarantees them full membership and rights.They do not participate in elections.Question 6 of 207. Which revolution took place in France in 1789?French RevolutionRussian RevolutionIndustrial RevolutionAmerican RevolutionQuestion 7 of 208. Which movement in India aims to secure equal rights and opportunities for Dalits?Environmental movementLabour movementConsumer movementDalit movementQuestion 8 of 209. Against whom did the black African population of South Africa struggle for equal citizenship?French rulersRuling white minorityBritish workersEuropean tradersQuestion 9 of 2010. Until which period did the struggle for equal citizenship in South Africa continue?Early 1970sLate 1980sEarly 1990sLate 1960sQuestion 10 of 2011. What is an important responsibility of citizens towards society?Participating in and contributing to community lifeAvoiding social activitiesIgnoring public problemsRestricting the rights of othersQuestion 11 of 2012. Citizens are considered the inheritors and trustees of which of the following?Government officesPolitical partiesPrivate industriesCulture and natural resources of the countryQuestion 12 of 2013. What does the division between insiders and outsiders generally represent?Division between rich and poorDivision between local people and those considered outsidersDivision between political partiesDivision between different governmentsQuestion 13 of 2014. Which slogan expressed regional feelings against outsiders in India?Jai Jawan Jai KisanIndia for IndiansMumbai for MumbaikarsSave the NationQuestion 14 of 2015. Which right is particularly important for workers who migrate in search of employment?Freedom of movementRight to contest electionsRight to religious educationRight to form a governmentQuestion 15 of 2016. Why do workers often migrate to different regions?To avoid educationTo change their citizenshipTo escape social responsibilitiesTo search for better employment opportunitiesQuestion 16 of 2017. Which city is mentioned as an example of a place attracting IT workers?ChennaiBangaloreJaipurLucknowQuestion 17 of 2018. Nurses from which Indian state are mentioned as working throughout the country?PunjabRajasthanKeralaGujaratQuestion 18 of 2019. What may local people demand when many jobs go to outsiders?Restricting certain jobs to local residentsClosing all industriesEnding educational facilitiesStopping all economic activitiesQuestion 19 of 2020. How can organised disputes over migration be resolved in a democracy?Through physical forceThrough discriminationThrough violenceThrough negotiation and discussionQuestion 20 of 20 Loading...
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