Polity Practice Quiz 145

Q1.Which of the following rights is recognized by the 2006 Act for forest dwellers?

A. Right to homestead, cultivable and grazing land B. Right to hunt endangered species C. Right to sell forest land to non-tribals D. Right to establish private industries in forests

Q2.What does the source text conclude about the existence of a right or law on paper?

A. It does not mean it exists in reality; people must work to translate them into practice B. It automatically ensures implementation C. It is sufficient for social change D. It is irrelevant to actual conditions

Q3.Which Fundamental Rights can Dalits draw upon to insist on being treated with dignity and as equals?

A. Fundamental Rights listed on page 14 of the textbook B. Right to Freedom of Speech C. Right to Education D. Right to Constitutional Remedies

Q4.Which Act did Rathnam use to file a complaint?

A. 1989 Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act B. Indian Penal Code C. Protection of Civil Rights Act D. Right to Information Act

Q5.What is the primary example used in Chapter 7 to discuss public facilities?

A. Electricity B. Water C. Roads D. Healthcare

Q6.What is the central role of the government discussed in Chapter 8?

A. Providing public facilities B. Regulating economic activities C. Implementing foreign policy D. Conducting elections

Q7.Which tragedy is discussed in Chapter 8 as an example of lax enforcement of laws?

A. Chernobyl disaster B. Bhopal gas tragedy C. Fukushima nuclear accident D. Minamata disease

Q8.What is one of the key ideas underlying Chapter 8?

A. Accountability of the manufacturer and government to workers and citizens B. Privatization of public facilities C. Reduction of government regulation D. Promotion of free trade

Q9.What should be separated in classroom discussion regarding public facilities?

A. The importance of government role from current unequal provision B. Water quality from water quantity C. Urban from rural areas D. Public from private facilities

Q10.What does the source text suggest students could do to learn more about the Bhopal gas tragedy?

A. Write an essay B. Create a wallpaper or skit C. Conduct a debate D. Take a field trip

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Polity Practice Quiz 145