Polity Practice Quiz 35

Q1.Which of the following statements accurately describes the Indian Constitution's approach to religion?

A. It grants special status to the majority religion. B. It establishes a state religion, similar to Christianity in England. C. It does not give a special status to any religion. D. It allows the state to promote a specific religion over others.

Q2.What freedom does the Indian Constitution provide to individuals and communities regarding religion?

A. Freedom to practice any religion, but not to propagate it. B. Freedom to profess, practice and propagate any religion, or not to follow any. C. Freedom to follow only religions recognized by the state. D. Freedom to establish a state religion if a majority agrees.

Q3.On what specific grounds does the Indian Constitution prohibit discrimination?

A. On grounds of economic status. B. On grounds of political affiliation. C. On grounds of religion. D. On grounds of regional origin.

Q4.Under what condition does the Indian Constitution allow the state to intervene in matters of religion?

A. To establish a national religion. B. To ensure equality within religious communities. C. To promote a specific religious practice. D. To restrict the freedom to profess any religion.

Q5.What constitutes one of the foundations of India?

A. A strong military presence. B. Secularism. C. A single dominant religion. D. Economic prosperity alone.

Q6.What is identified as a threat to the very idea of India in the provided text?

A. Economic disparities. B. Communalism. C. Regional political parties. D. Lack of urbanisation.

Q7.What is stated as necessary but not sufficient to combat communalism?

A. Economic development. B. A secular Constitution. C. Increased literacy rates. D. Strong military action.

Q8.In which arena does religion-based mobilisation need to be countered?

A. In educational institutions. B. In the arena of politics. C. In international relations. D. In scientific research.

Q9.Which document prohibited caste-based discrimination in India and laid the foundations for policies to reverse its injustices?

A. The Indian Penal Code B. The Constitution of India C. The Directive Principles of State Policy D. The Fundamental Rights Act

Q10.Despite constitutional prohibition, what social practice related to caste has not ended completely in India?

A. Caste-based political representation. B. Inter-caste marriages. C. Untouchability. D. Occupational mobility.

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Polity Practice Quiz 35