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Unit 7: Citizenship — Online MCQ Test

POLITICAL SCIENCE · CLASS 11 INTERMEDIATE 1 YEAR · Telangana State Board

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What is citizenship?
  • A. A legal status that connects an individual with a state ✓
  • B. A religious identity of a person
  • C. A temporary residence permit in a country
  • D. A right to vote only in local elections
Answer: A. A legal status that connects an individual with a state
Citizenship is the legal and political relationship between an individual and the state, giving rights and duties.
Which of the following is NOT a method of acquiring citizenship?
  • A. By birth
  • B. By naturalisation
  • C. By descent
  • D. By taxation ✓
Answer: D. By taxation
Taxation is a civic obligation, not a method of acquiring citizenship.
A person born to Indian parents abroad may acquire Indian citizenship through which method?
  • A. By descent ✓
  • B. By naturalisation
  • C. By registration only
  • D. By renunciation
Answer: A. By descent
Citizenship by descent is acquired from one’s parents, even if the birth takes place outside the country.
Which statement best distinguishes a citizen from an alien?
  • A. A citizen has legal membership in the state, while an alien does not ✓
  • B. An alien can never live in the country
  • C. A citizen has no rights in the state
  • D. An alien is always a permanent resident
Answer: A. A citizen has legal membership in the state, while an alien does not
A citizen is a full member of the state with rights and duties, while an alien is a foreign national living under different legal status.
Which of the following is the most appropriate statement about good citizenship?
  • A. Good citizenship means only enjoying rights without duties
  • B. Good citizenship includes rights, duties, and responsible participation in public life ✓
  • C. Good citizenship is limited to voting once in five years
  • D. Good citizenship means obeying only local rules, not national laws
Answer: B. Good citizenship includes rights, duties, and responsible participation in public life
Good citizenship involves balancing rights with duties and taking active responsibility in civic life.

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