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1. Which Directive Principles bears the direct impact of Gandhi’s moral philosophy?

(a)
Protection of the moments of historical importance
(b)
Prohibition of the slaughter of cows
(c)
Provision of free legal aid and advice
(d)
Equal pay for equal work

2. How many Fundamental Duties are in the Indian Constitution?

(a)
9
(b)
11
(c)
12
(d)
20

3. The purpose of the inclusion of Directive Principle of State policy in the Indian constitution is to establish

(a)
Social and economic democracy
(b)
Gandhian democracy
(c)
Political democracy
(d)
Social democracy

4. Who is known as the first Law Officer of India?

(a)
Chief Justice of India
(b)
Attorney General of India
(c)
Solicitor General of India
(d)
Law Minister of India

5. Right to education Act (2002) was introduced to help which of the following group of society?

(a)
All adults who could not get formal education
(b)
Those who are interested in technical education
(c)
College going teenagers
(d)
Children of age of 6 to 14 years

6. Fundamental Duties do not enjoy any

(a)
Political sanction
(b)
Legal sanction
(c)
Social sanction
(d)
Moral sanction

7. The concept of ‘Welfare State’ is included in which part of the Indian Constitution?

(a)
The Fundamental Duties
(b)
The Directive principles of State Policy
(c)
The Fundamental Rights
(d)
Preamble of the Constitution

8. Under the Constitution of India which one of the following is not a Fundamental Duty?

(a)
To vote in public elections
(b)
To develop the scientific temper
(c)
To safeguard public property
(d)
To abide by the Constitution and respect its ideals

9. By which Amendment Act the Fundamental Duties of Citizen are included in Indian Constitution?

(a)
42^nd Amendment Act
(b)
44^th Amendment Act
(c)
56^th Amendment Act
(d)
73^rd Amendment Act

10. ‘Equal pay for equal work’ has been ensured in the Indian Constitution as one of the

(a)
Fundamental Rights
(b)
Directive Principles of State Policy
(c)
Economic Rights
(d)
Fundamental Duties

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