MCQ Chapter 5 Citizenship: Rights and Duties Class 8 Social Science CBSE Board Advertisement 1. Which duty requires citizens to protect India's unity, integrity, and sovereignty?Second dutyThird dutySixth dutyNinth dutyQuestion 1 of 202. What does the duty to defend the nation include?Helping during emergenciesAvoiding all community activitiesIgnoring people in dangerRefusing to help othersQuestion 2 of 203. Which duty promotes harmony among all people and respect for women?Fifth Fundamental DutySeventh Fundamental DutyEighth Fundamental DutyTenth Fundamental DutyQuestion 3 of 204. Which duty involves preserving India's culture and heritage?Fourth dutySixth dutyEighth dutyEleventh dutyQuestion 4 of 205. Which duty includes compassion towards animals?Protecting and improving the environmentDefending the nationFollowing the freedom struggleProtecting public propertyQuestion 5 of 206. What does developing scientific temper encourage?Blindly accepting every claimInquiry and questioningAvoiding experimentsMemorising without understandingQuestion 6 of 207. Which duty requires citizens to protect public property and avoid violence?Fifth dutySeventh dutyNinth dutyEleventh dutyQuestion 7 of 208. What does the duty to strive for excellence encourage?Doing activities carelesslyMaking continuous efforts to improve performanceAvoiding responsibilityIgnoring waste managementQuestion 8 of 209. What is the relationship between rights and duties?They are completely oppositeThey go together and support each otherRights are important but duties are unnecessaryDuties remove all rightsQuestion 9 of 2010. What should a person do when exercising the right to express an opinion?Harm people who disagreeListen to and respect other people's viewsPrevent everyone else from speakingIgnore all responsibilitiesQuestion 10 of 2011. What is discrimination?Treating everyone fairlyMistreating a person or group because of their identity or backgroundSupporting inclusionProtecting cultural diversityQuestion 11 of 2012. Which of the following can be a basis of discrimination?CasteReligionDisabilityAll of the aboveQuestion 12 of 2013. How can discrimination affect society?It strengthens unityIt creates social barriers and harms affected people and societyIt guarantees equal opportunitiesIt always promotes inclusionQuestion 13 of 2014. Which is an example of invisible discrimination?Publicly announcing a ruleExcluding someone from a project because of their social backgroundProviding equal opportunitiesWelcoming everyone to a groupQuestion 14 of 2015. Why is invisible discrimination difficult to address?It is always legalIt is difficult to prove and therefore difficult to penaliseIt never affects anyoneEveryone supports itQuestion 15 of 2016. What does inclusion mean?Keeping certain groups separateCreating an environment where everyone feels welcomed, respected, valued, and includedGiving opportunities only to one groupIgnoring differences completelyQuestion 16 of 2017. Which action is an example of inclusion in a classroom?Ignoring a student who needs more time to learnMaking sure every student gets a chance to participateExcluding students from group activitiesAllowing only fluent English speakers to participateQuestion 17 of 2018. How did the reading club increase participation among students?It allowed only fluent English readers to joinIt included books in regional languages and activities such as storytelling and puppetryIt stopped using booksIt excluded students from different backgroundsQuestion 18 of 2019. Which of the following is an example of removing barriers to inclusion?Providing ramps and Braille books where neededPreventing students with disabilities from participatingAllowing only one language in all activitiesExcluding students from group workQuestion 19 of 2020. How is democracy strengthened?By excluding people from participationBy enabling and facilitating participation of allBy preventing different opinionsBy ignoring diversityQuestion 20 of 20 Loading...
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