MCQ Chapter 6 Citizenship Class 11 Political Science Political Theory Advertisement 1. Which constitutional freedom includes the right to protest?Freedom of religionFreedom of expressionRight to educationRight to employmentQuestion 1 of 202. Which of the following is a peaceful method of influencing government policy?Destroying public propertyUsing violence against opponentsHolding demonstrationsPreventing others from votingQuestion 2 of 203. What should be the guiding principle when resolving citizenship-related disputes?Full and equal membership for all citizensPreference for wealthy citizensProtection of only local residentsRestriction of freedom of movementQuestion 3 of 204. Which group is discussed to explain the issue of equal rights and minimum living standards?IndustrialistsGovernment officialsForeign touristsUrban poorQuestion 4 of 205. What are people living in slums often called?Industrial workersSlum-dwellersGovernment employeesAgricultural landlordsQuestion 5 of 206. Which of the following is a common problem faced by slum-dwellers?Excessive private spaceLack of employment in every caseLack of sanitation and running waterLack of public transport everywhereQuestion 6 of 207. How do slum-dwellers contribute to the urban economy?Through their labour and small businessesBy controlling government policiesBy owning large industriesBy managing national institutionsQuestion 7 of 208. Which of the following occupations is commonly associated with slum-dwellers?Supreme Court judgeAmbassadorGovernorStreet vendorQuestion 8 of 209. When was the National Policy on Urban Street Vendors framed?January 2001January 2004January 2006January 2010Question 9 of 2010. What was the main purpose of the National Policy on Urban Street Vendors?To close street marketsTo remove all street vendorsTo provide recognition and regulation to street vendorsTo restrict small businessesQuestion 10 of 2011. Who filed a Public Interest Litigation concerning the rights of pavement-dwellers in Bombay?Olga TellisMartin Luther King Jr.T.H.MarshallNelson MandelaQuestion 11 of 2012. In which year was the Public Interest Litigation filed by Olga Tellis?1975198019901985Question 12 of 2013. Which constitutional article was interpreted to include the right to livelihood?Article 14Article 21Article 19Article 32Question 13 of 2014. What did the Supreme Court say should be provided before pavement-dwellers were evicted?Government employmentFree transportationAlternative accommodationAgricultural landQuestion 14 of 2015. Which groups are also becoming marginalised in Indian society?Tribal people and forest-dwellersIndustrialists and business ownersGovernment officers and ministersForeign investors and tradersQuestion 15 of 2016. What is a major threat to the livelihood of forest-dwellers?Increase in educational institutionsDevelopment of public transportGrowth of local marketsCommercial exploitation of forest resourcesQuestion 16 of 2017. Why may equal rights require different policies for different groups?All citizens have identical needs.Different groups have different needs and problems.Some citizens should have fewer rights.Government policies should benefit only one group.Question 17 of 2018. Who provided an important formulation of the relationship between citizenship, equality and rights?Karl MarxMartin Luther King Jr.T.H.MarshallMahatma GandhiQuestion 18 of 2019. In which book did T.H.Marshall explain his concept of citizenship?Citizenship and Social ClassThe Social ContractThe RepublicThe Communist ManifestoQuestion 19 of 2020. In which year was T.H.Marshall's book Citizenship and Social Class published?1945196019701950Question 20 of 20 Loading...
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