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350+ Human Rights Solved MCQs

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151.

Punishment of children in schools:

A. is not allowed in the form of corporal punishment.
B. is not forbidden if the punishment is mentally cruel.
C. may only be used if parents agree.
D. corporal punishment is legally protected
Answer» A. is not allowed in the form of corporal punishment.
152.

At school:

A. there shouldn‟t be any attention given to environmental issues.
B. young children should be taught to respect their parents.
C. young children should learn about human rights and experience human rights.
D. both b & c
Answer» D. both b & c
153.

Torture:

A. is allowed if used to prevent terrorist attacks.
B. is only allowed after the decision of a judge.
C. is never allowed.
D. the police has the right to torture criminals to prove their crimes
Answer» C. is never allowed.
154.

The right to life is violated if:

A. someone dies by accident due to a police force preventing an attack on someone else‟s life.
B. someone dies due to an act of war, even if this waslegal.
C. someone dies due to unnecessary force by the police.
D. simply national emergency is declared
Answer» C. someone dies due to unnecessary force by the police.
155.

According to the international laws of the right to housing:

A. all states are obliged to ensure that nobody ishomeless.
B. foreigners should be offered the same access tosocial housing as the country‟s citizens.
C. the state should make efforts to reduce the number of homeless people.
D. both b & c
Answer» D. both b & c
156.

According to the right to health care:

A. governments are not obliged to prevent labouraccidents.
B. everybody should have access to health care.
C. medicines should be free of charge.
D. art 21 of indian constitution does not cover right to health
Answer» B. everybody should have access to health care.
157.

When was the Protection of Human Rights Act passed in India?

A. 2003
B. 1993
C. 2005
D. 1997
Answer» A. 2003
158.

Who among the following is not a Social Contract philosopher?

A. Thomas Hobbes
B. John Locke
C. Rousseau
D. Machiavelli
Answer» D. Machiavelli
159.

Who wrote the book 'Social Contract'?

A. John Locke
B. Rousseau
C. Bentham
D. Thomas Hobbes
Answer» B. Rousseau
160.

Name the book written by Thomas Hobbes?

A. Essays on Civil Government
B. Social Contract
C. Leviathan
D. On Liberty
Answer» C. Leviathan
161.

When was the book ‘Leviathan’ Written?

A. 1651
B. 1711
C. 1688
D. 1629
Answer» A. 1651
162.

Who among the following was an exponent of ‘absolute monarchy’?

A. John Locke
B. Rousseau
C. Bentham
D. Thomas Hobbes
Answer» D. Thomas Hobbes
163.

"In the state of nature man wasselfish, brutish and nasty"-Who said this?

A. Thomas Hobbes
B. john Locke
C. Rousseau
D. Machiavelli
Answer» A. Thomas Hobbes
164.

Who considered ‘General Will’ as Sovereign?

A. John Locke
B. Rousseau
C. Bentham
D. Thomas Hobbes
Answer» B. Rousseau
165.

British Bill of Rights was signed in ---------

A. 1629
B. 1689
C. 1688
D. 1712
Answer» B. 1689
166.

The Declaration of American Independence was adopted in the year-------

A. 1776
B. 1668
C. 177 8
D. 1791
Answer» A. 1776
167.

Who drafted the American Declaration of Independence?

A. Woodrow Wilson
B. Thomas Jefferson
C. Abraham Lincoln
D. Franklin Roosevelt
Answer» B. Thomas Jefferson
168.

The American constitution was drafted in ----

A. 1773
B. 1778
C. 1787
D. 1791
Answer» C. 1787
169.

When did the first constitutional amendment take place in America?

A. 1773
B. 1778
C. 1787
D. 1791
Answer» D. 1791
170.

The ‘Declaration of the Rights of Men’ was adopted in which country?

A. America
B. France
C. Canada
D. Britain
Answer» B. France
171.

Whose philosophy inspired more to the French revolution?

A. John Locke
B. Rousseau
C. Bentham
D. Thomas Hobbes
Answer» B. Rousseau
172.

When did the French Revolution occur?

A. 1787
B. 1789
C. 1991
D. 1688
Answer» B. 1789
173.

“Men are born and equal in rights”-Who said this?

A. T.H.Green
B. Bentham
C. Rousseau
D. John Locke
Answer» A. T.H.Green
174.

The Magna Carta was signed in the year---

A. 1340
B. 1251
C. 1215
D. 1420
Answer» C. 1215
175.

Which king signed the Magna Carta?

A. John
B. Charles
C. George
D. William
Answer» A. John
176.

The Atlantic Charter was signed by WinstonChurchill and ------------

A. Franklin Roosevelt
B. Woodrow Wilson
C. Abraham Lincoln
D. Reagan
Answer» A. Franklin Roosevelt
177.

“Complete victory over their enemies was essential to defend life,liberty, Independence, religious freedom and to preserve human rights and justice in their own land as well as other lands “- Which declaration mention this?

A. American declaration
B. French declaration
C. U.N. Declaration
D. Human rights Declaration
Answer» C. U.N. Declaration
178.

Which is the U.N day?

A. 24th September
B. 24th October
C. 10th December
D. 14th November
Answer» B. 24th October
179.

In which article of the Indian Constitution, the Right to Education is incorporated?

A. Article 19
B. article 21
C. Article 21A
D. Article 29
Answer» C. Article 21A
180.

Right to information Act was passed in…………..

A. 2005
B. 2000
C. 1995
D. 1998
Answer» A. 2005
181.

PUCL stands for?

A. People Union for Cultural Liberty
B. People’s Union for Civil Liberties
C. People’s Union for Civil Law
D. None of the above
Answer» B. People’s Union for Civil Liberties
182.

“Habeas Corpus” means?

A. Have you the body
B. produce the body
C. Find out the person
D. release the person
Answer» A. Have you the body
183.

The UDHR was passed by the General Assembly on --------

A. 24thOctober
B. 10th December
C. 24th November
D. 26th January
Answer» B. 10th December
184.

Which among the following is a First Generation Right?

A. Economic Rights
B. Social Rights
C. Political Rights
D. Cultural rights
Answer» C. Political Rights
185.

How many Articles are there in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights?

A. 30
B. 34
C. 50
D. 45
Answer» A. 30
186.

Which Article awards freedom of Press in India?

A. 51A
B. 19(1)a
C. 25
D. 32
Answer» B. 19(1)a
187.

Human Rights Day is celebrated on ---------

A. 14th November
B. 24thOctober
C. 10th December
D. 1
Answer» C. 10th December
188.

Where is the Head Quarters of UNESCO?

A. Geneva
B. Washington
C. New York
D. Paris
Answer» D. Paris
189.

The constitutional amendment to right to education was passed in ----

A. 2005
B. 2009
C. 2002
D. 2011
Answer» C. 2002
190.

PIL stands for:

A. Private Interest Litigation
B. Public Interest Litigation
C. Public International Law
D. Public institute of law
Answer» B. Public Interest Litigation
191.

The slogan ‘Notaxation without Representation’ was shouted in which country?

A. America
B. France
C. Russia
D. China
Answer» A. America
192.

Who is the exponent of Rule of Law?

A. Laski
B. A.V Dicey
C. Herbert spencer
D. Robert A Dahl
Answer» B. A.V Dicey
193.

Which concept put emphasis on social rights rather than individual rights?

A. Liberal concept
B. western concept
C. Marxian concept
D. Feminist concept
Answer» C. Marxian concept
194.

Right of Self Determination is a -----------right

A. Political right
B. collective right
C. Economic right
D. cultural right
Answer» B. collective right
195.

The Human Rights Commission was established in

A. 1946
B. 1948
C. 1952
D. 1950
Answer» A. 1946
196.

Why is 1917 important?

A. French revolution
B. Russian revolution
C. American Revolution
D. industrial revolution
Answer» B. Russian revolution
197.

Who wrote the book ‘Human rights and inhuman wrongs’?

A. ChiranjeeviNirmal
B. V.R.KrishnaIyer
C. UpendraBaxi
D. Andrew Clapham
Answer» B. V.R.KrishnaIyer
198.

What is ECOSOC?

A. Economic and Social Council
B. Ecological and Social Club
C. Eco Society of Canada
D. Eco Social Council
Answer» A. Economic and Social Council
199.

Who was the first chairman of theCommission on Human Right?

A. Eleanor Roosevelt
B. Woodrow Wilson
C. Thomas Jefferson
D. Thomas Paine
Answer» A. Eleanor Roosevelt
200.

Which approach emphasises on self-determination and economic development?

A. Liberal approach
B. Third world approach
C. Feminist approach
D. Marxist approach
Answer» A. Liberal approach

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