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Unit 6: Rights and Duties — Online MCQ Test

Q: Which of the following is a Fundamental Duty in the Indian Constitution?

Answer: B. To protect and improve the natural environment — Protecting and improving the natural environment is one of the Fundamental Duties listed in Article 51A.

Q: Which of the following is NOT a category of rights commonly discussed in this chapter?

Answer: D. Astronomical rights — Natural, legal, and moral rights are standard categories of rights. Astronomical rights is not a valid category in political science.

Q: If a citizen demands freedom of speech but refuses to respect the rights of others, which idea is most clearly violated?

Answer: B. Rights must be balanced with duties — A democratic society requires a balance between claiming rights and respecting the rights of others. Duties provide that balance.

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Frequently asked questions from Telangana State Board CLASS 11 INTERMEDIATE 1 YEAR POLITICAL SCIENCE — Unit 6: Rights and Duties, with answers and explanations. These are sample questions; the exam has its own separate question set.

What are rights in a democratic society?

A. Special favors given by the government
B. Claims that help individuals develop their personality ✓
C. Punishments imposed on citizens
D. Rules only for government officials

Answer: B. Claims that help individuals develop their personality
Rights are justified claims that enable individuals to live with dignity and develop their personality. They are essential for democratic life.

Which of the following is a Fundamental Duty in the Indian Constitution?

A. To pay income tax only
B. To protect and improve the natural environment ✓
C. To vote in every election
D. To be a member of a political party

Answer: B. To protect and improve the natural environment
Protecting and improving the natural environment is one of the Fundamental Duties listed in Article 51A.

Which of the following is NOT a category of rights commonly discussed in this chapter?

A. Natural rights
B. Legal rights
C. Moral rights
D. Astronomical rights ✓

Answer: D. Astronomical rights
Natural, legal, and moral rights are standard categories of rights. Astronomical rights is not a valid category in political science.

If a citizen demands freedom of speech but refuses to respect the rights of others, which idea is most clearly violated?

A. Rights have no limits
B. Rights must be balanced with duties ✓
C. Only the state has duties
D. Fundamental Duties are optional and irrelevant

Answer: B. Rights must be balanced with duties
A democratic society requires a balance between claiming rights and respecting the rights of others. Duties provide that balance.

Which of the following is the best example of a citizen fulfilling both a right-related responsibility and a Fundamental Duty?

A. Using public resources carelessly because they are free
B. Participating in a clean-up drive to protect the environment ✓
C. Ignoring social problems because they are the government's duty
D. Demanding rights without respecting law and order

Answer: B. Participating in a clean-up drive to protect the environment
Joining a clean-up drive protects the environment and reflects responsible citizenship. It connects rights with the duty to improve and preserve nature.

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