Democratic Rights MCQ for Class 9 Social Science Chapter 6 with Answer

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MCQ Questions for Class 9 Social Science with Answers Civics

Q1. Which of the following rights is not available under the fundamental rights?

(i) Right to Equality
(ii) Right to Freedom
(ii) Right to protect one’s culture
(iv) Right to property.

(iv) Right to property.

Q2. Which right was called by Dr. Ambedkar as ‘the heart and soul of our Constitution’?

(i) Right to equality
(ii) Right of constitutional remedies
(iii) Right to freedom
(iv) Right against exploitation

(ii) Right of constitutional remedies

Q3. How many Fundamental Rights do we have?

(i) 6
(ii) 7
(iii) 8
(iv) 9

(i) 6

Q4. How was the massacre of Albanians finally stopped?

(i) The UN ordered for Milosevic’s arrest
(ii) Several countries intervened to stop the massacre
(iii) The Serbs turned against Milosevic
(iv) Milosevic reformed himself

(ii) Several countries intervened to stop the massacre

Q5. Which of the following freedoms is not available to an Indian citizen?

(i) Freedom to participate in armed rebellion
(ii) Freedom to criticize the government
(iii) Freedom to reside in any part of the country
(iv) All the options

(i) Freedom to participate in armed rebellion

Q6. Laws have been made to prohibit childern from working in which of these industries?

(i) Beedi making
(ii) Fire crackers and matches
(iii) Printing and dyeing
(iv) All the above

(iv) All the above

Q7. What is the full form of P.I.L.?

(i) Postal Interest Letter
(ii) Private Interest Law
(iii) Public Information Law
(iv) Public Interest Litigation

(iv) Public Interest Litigation

Q8. Children below the age of cannot be employed in any factory or mine or in any other hazardous work.

(i) 12
(ii) 13
(iii) 14
(iv) 15

(iii) 14

Q9. What can be done in case of infringement of the rights in a democracy?

(i) Citizens are helpless; they cannot do anything
(ii) They can approach courts to protect their rights
(iii) They can ask their representatives to do the needful
(iv) None of the above

(ii) They can approach courts to protect their right

Q11. Which of these is not a freedom available under the Right to Freedom in India?

(i) Freedom to incite people to rebel against the government
(ii) Freedom of speech and expression
(iii) Freedom to assemble in a peaceful manner
(iv) Freedom to form associations and unions

(i) Freedom to incite people to rebel against the government

Q10. When was the NHRC set up?

(i) 1998
(ii) 1996
(iii) 1993
(iv) 2001

(iii) 1993

Q12. Under which Fundamental Right ‘begar’ stands abolished?

(i) Right to equality
(ii) Right to freedom
(iii) Right against exploitation
(iv) None of Above

(iii) Right against exploitation

Q13. The National Human Rights Commission of India was set up in

(i) 1993
(ii) 1994
(iii) 1995
(iv) 1996

(i) 1993

Q14. Under which Fundamental Right has the Parliament enacted a law giving the Right to Information to the citizens?

(i) Right to freedom of religion
(ii) Right to freedom of thought and expression
(iii) Right to freedom of equality
(iv) Right to constitutional remedies

(ii) Right to freedom of thought and expression

Q15. The Indian Constitution prescribes Fundamental Rights in:

(i) part III
(ii) part VII
(iii) part V
(iv) part IV

(i) part III

Q16. Which of these statements about the relationship between democracy and rights is more valid?

(i) Every country that is a democracy gives rights to its citizens
(ii) Every country that gives rights to its citizens is a democracy
(iii) Giving rights is good, but it is not necessary for a democracy
(iv) All the above

(ii) Every country that gives rights to its citizens is a democracy

Q17. What type of right is ‘Right to Vote’ in India?

(i) Moral Rights
(ii) Social Rights
(iii) Political Rights
(iv) None of Above

(iii) Political Rights

Q18. A person who is arrested and detained shall be produced before the nearest magistrate within a period of hours of arrest.

(i) 20
(ii) 22
(iii) 23
(iv) 24

(iv) 24

Q19. What is meant by the term ‘writ’?

(i) Written laws
(ii) A formal document containing an order of the court to the government
(iii) Basic features of the Constitution
(iv) None of the above

(ii) A formal document containing an order of the court to the government

Q20. Civil Rights are given to the individual by:

(i) The State
(ii) God
(iii) Nature
(iv) The people

(i) The State

Q21. What is the position of women in Saudi Arabia?

(i) Women are given all the rights
(ii) Women are given equal status with men
(iii) Women are subjected to many public restrictions
(iv) They are offered high positions

(iii) Women are subjected to many public restrictions

Q22. How many Fundamental Rights have been included in the Indian Constitution?

(i) Five Fundamental Rights
(ii) Six Fundamental Rights
(iii) Seven Fundamental Rights
(iv) None of Above

(ii) Six Fundamental Rights

Q23. The country which denies freedom of religion is

(i) Israel
(ii) Saudi Arabia
(iii) Iran
(iv) Yugoslavia

(ii) Saudi Arabia

Q24. Which of these is false regarding the Freedom of Speech and Expression?

(i) Everyone has a right to think differently
(ii) One may disagree with a policy of the government
(iii) One can use it to incite people against the government
(iv) One is free to criticise the government

(iii) One can use it to incite people against the government

Q25. Which of the following rights is not available under the fundamental rights?

(i) Right to property
(ii) Right to protect ones culture
(iii) Right to Freedom
(iv) Right to Equality

(i) Right to property

Q26. Who called the right to constitutional remedies as the heart and soul of the constitution?

(i) J.L. Nehru
(ii) B. R. Ambedkar
(iii) Mahatma Gandhi
(iv) Rajendra Prasad

(ii) B. R. Ambedkar

Q27. Guantanamo controlled by:

(i) Indian Navy
(ii) Russian Navy
(iii) American Navy
(iv) Chinese Navy

(iii) American Navy

Q28. What is meant by ‘rights’?

(i) One’s demand to get everything without sharing with others
(ii) Claims of a person over other fellow beings, society and the government
(iii) Not possessing any freedoms
(iv) none of the above

(ii) Claims of a person over other fellow beings, society and the government

Q29. One of the forms of exploitation as mentioned in the constitution is ‘traffic’. What does it mean?

(i) Transport system
(ii) Buying and selling of human beings
(iii) Buying and selling of goods
(iv) None of the above

(ii) Buying and selling of human beings

Q30. Which of these is false regarding the Freedom of Speech and Expression?

(i) One can use it to incite people against the government
(ii) One may disagree with a policy of the government
(iii) Everyone has a right to think differently
(iv) One is free to criticize the government

(i) One can use it to incite people against the government

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