Question Paper
Class / Subject: Class 7 (SSC) · History-Civics (इतिहास-नागरिकशास्त्र)
Chapter: Chapter 18 — Chapter 18: Fundamental Rights - Part II
Time Allowed: 32 minutes
Max Marks: 16
1. What does the Right to Freedom of Religion allow? [1]
(A) Practising any religion freely
(B) Only one specific religion
(C) No religious practice at all
(D) Forced conversion
2. What do Cultural and Educational Rights protect? [1]
(A) Minorities' culture and language
(B) Only majority culture
(C) Nothing specific
(D) Only government institutions
3. What can minorities establish under these rights? [1]
(A) Educational institutions
(B) Only religious institutions
(C) Nothing at all
(D) Only government schools
4. What does the Right to Constitutional Remedies allow? [1]
(A) Approaching courts if rights are violated
(B) Ignoring violated rights
(C) Only complaining informally
(D) No legal recourse
5. What is this right called? [1]
(A) The heart and soul of the Constitution
(B) An unimportant right
(C) A minor provision
(D) A foreign concept
6. Why is this right so important? [1]
(A) It makes other rights enforceable
(B) It has no importance
(C) It removes all other rights
(D) It only applies to the government
7. What makes rights meaningful according to this concept? [1]
(A) The ability to enforce them through courts
(B) Ignoring violations
(C) Only having them on paper
(D) Nothing makes them meaningful
8. Why learn about these additional Fundamental Rights? [1]
(A) To understand religious and legal protections
(B) No reason
(C) It's not useful
(D) Only for tests
9. What does the Right to Freedom of Religion allow? [1]
(A) Practising any religion freely
(B) Only one specific religion
(C) No religious practice at all
(D) Forced conversion
10. What do Cultural and Educational Rights protect? [1]
(A) Minorities' culture and language
(B) Only majority culture
(C) Nothing specific
(D) Only government institutions
11. What can minorities establish under these rights? [1]
(A) Educational institutions
(B) Only religious institutions
(C) Nothing at all
(D) Only government schools
12. What does the Right to Constitutional Remedies allow? [1]
(A) Approaching courts if rights are violated
(B) Ignoring violated rights
(C) Only complaining informally
(D) No legal recourse
13. What is this right called? [1]
(A) The heart and soul of the Constitution
(B) An unimportant right
(C) A minor provision
(D) A foreign concept
14. Why is this right so important? [1]
(A) It makes other rights enforceable
(B) It has no importance
(C) It removes all other rights
(D) It only applies to the government
15. What makes rights meaningful according to this concept? [1]
(A) The ability to enforce them through courts
(B) Ignoring violations
(C) Only having them on paper
(D) Nothing makes them meaningful
16. Why learn about these additional Fundamental Rights? [1]
(A) To understand religious and legal protections
(B) No reason
(C) It's not useful
(D) Only for tests