Human Rights

Q. Human rights are the opportunities provided to an individual to live a life of dignity with equal access to opportunities in the society.

1. False
2. True

Q. By December 10, _____, the General Assembly of the United Nations accepted the list of ‘human rights’.

1. 1950
2. 1960
3. 1947
4. 1948

Q. Which of the following are considered as basic human rights in India?

1. Right to Free Education
2. Right to Freedom of Religion
3. Right to Assemble peacefully
4. Right to Free Speech

Q. A young woman was brutally raped and murdered by four men in Delhi. People led a candle march across the city condemning the incident. Which of the following rights did they exercise while holding a candle march?

1. Right to Equality
2. Right against Exploitation
3. Right to Freedom
4. Right to Constitutional Remedies

Q. In India, any citizen aged 18 years or above, can participate in the democratic process of elections. This is also known as _______.

1. Universal Voting
2. Universal Adulthood
3. Universal Adult Franchise
4. Adult Voting

Q. Which of the following is/are not included in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights of United Nation?

1. Right to freedom.
2. Right to live.
3. Right to food.
4. Right to occupation.

Q. Like the 'bill of rights', we have ________ in India.

1. 'List of Rights'
2. 'Granted Rights'
3. 'Fundamental Rights'
4. 'Basic Rights'

Q. In a democratic country, the government grants _____ to its citizens to give them a dignified life.

1. aspiration
2. rights
3. food
4. money

Q. Right to live means the ________.

1. right to live with dignity
2. right to live for others
3. right to live for the society
4. right to live as a good citizen

Q. The human right wherein an individual is free to pursue the religion of his choice is also described as _______.

1. religious freedom
2. freedom of speech
3. freedom of conscience
4. freedom of individual