Democratic Rights Quiz - CBSE Class 8 Social Science
Free practice quiz: Democratic Rights (CBSE Class 8 Social Science). 19 multiple-choice questions with answers and explanations. Play online, no sign-up needed.
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What is the fundamental democratic right that allows citizens to participate in choosing their government?
- Right to Freedom
- Right to Education
- Right to Vote
- Right to Equality
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Answer: C. Right to Vote
The right to vote is a fundamental democratic right that enables citizens to choose their representatives in the government.
Which fundamental right is violated if a person is detained without being informed of the reason?
- Right to Equality
- Right to Freedom
- Right to Life and Personal Liberty
- Right against Exploitation
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Answer: C. Right to Life and Personal Liberty
The right to life and personal liberty is violated when a person is detained without being informed of the reasons, as it ensures legal procedures and personal freedom.
Which right allows individuals the liberty to reside and travel anywhere within the territory of India?
- Right to Vote
- Right to Assemble Union
- Right to Freedom of Movement
- Right to Security
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Answer: C. Right to Freedom of Movement
The right to freedom of movement allows individuals the liberty to travel and reside anywhere across India, promoting unity and freedom within the country.
Which right protects an individual against unlawful arrest and detention?
- Right to Vote
- Right to Freedom of Movement
- Right to Personal Liberty
- Right against Exploitation
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Answer: C. Right to Personal Liberty
The right to personal liberty protects individuals from unlawful arrest and detention by ensuring that due process of law is followed.
Under which condition can the government restrict the right to freedom of speech in India?
- If it leads to defamation
- If it supports a minority group
- If it boosts foreign relations
- If it raises employment
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Answer: A. If it leads to defamation
The government can restrict the freedom of speech if it incites violence or defames an individual, balancing free expression with respect for others' rights.