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constitution-and-democracy MCQ - Practice Questions with Answers
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Q1Assertion: Social justice may require different support for different learners. Reason: Fairness always means giving everyone exactly the same help in every situation. Which option is correct?
The assertion is true because fairness can require different support when learners face different barriers. The reason is false because identical help is not always fair.
Q2A learner says, "Duties are just punishments." Which teacher response is best?
The best response corrects the trap directly and uses simple civic language.
Q3Which word in the Preamble shows that people choose representatives to govern?
Democratic means that people take part in choosing the representatives who govern. It is the word that points directly to participation in government.
Q4A government school is planning its annual function. The teacher says the official programme should not favour any one religion and learners of different faiths may take part without pressure. Which idea is being applied?
Secularism means public institutions do not give special preference to one religion and treat different faiths equally. That is exactly what the school programme is doing here.
Q5Which word in the Preamble shows that India is not controlled by another country?
Sovereign means that the country has its own authority and is not ruled by another power. It is different from the ideas of election, democracy, or religious neutrality.
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6A school event is planned as an official programme. The principal says the programme must not show preference for any one religion, even if many students follow it, because public institutions should stay neutral. Which constitutional idea is being followed?
7During group work, some learners say girls should not lead because boys are better leaders. The teacher stops the remark and asks the class to reject such thinking. Which fundamental duty is being upheld?
8Which classroom example best represents social justice in this topic?
9Match Column A with Column B. Column A: 1. Justice 2. Liberty 3. Equality 4. Fraternity. Column B: a. A barrier is removed so a learner can join b. Learners can speak within fair classroom rules c. No learner is excluded because of background d. Students cooperate with trust and respect. Which matching is correct?
10Consider these statements about rights and duties: I. Rights protect dignity and freedom. II. Duties remind people to act responsibly in public life. III. Duties make rights unnecessary. Which statements are correct?
11Which statement is NOT correct about the right to equality in school life?
12During a discussion on festivals, one learner says another student's belief is less important. The teacher stops the remark, asks for respectful language, and reminds the class that every learner deserves equal regard. Which constitutional idea is being put into practice most directly?
13A class leader election is held by secret ballot so that students can vote without pressure from friends. Which democratic value is being protected?
14Which value is shown when a learner can speak freely in class but must do so with respect and reasons?
15Which statement is incorrect about secularism in a Class VI-VIII civics lesson?