1- Concept of protective discrimination implies:
A). Poor be protected from the rich✔️
B). Rich to protected from the stronger
C). Stronger be protected from the rules
D). Rules be protected from the law
2- Exponents of historical theory of rights believe that the rights:
A). Have been given by the society
B). Are the product of evolution✔️
C). Are given by the sovereign
D). Are of divine origin
3- Edmund Burke’s name is associated with:
- A) Legal theory of rights
B). Natural theory of rights
C). Idealist theory of rights
D). Historical theory of rights✔️
4- Who of the following said that rights are crystallization of customs?
A). Dr. Asirvatham
B). Ritchie✔️
C). Authors of French Revolution
D). Edmund Burke
5- Historical theory of rights has been criticised because:
A). It is too wide.
B). It is too narrow✔️
C). It is too complicated
D). It is difficult to understand
6- One of the oldest theories about rights is theory of:
A). Natural rights✔️
B). Legal rights
C). Idealist theory of rights
D). Historical theory of rights
7- Theory of natural rights was supported by:
A). Hobbes
B). Locke
C). Rousseau✔️
D). None of the above
8- Theory of natural rights has been criticised because it makes rights:
A). Too flexible
B). Too rigid
C). Too static✔️
D). Too un- understandable
9- Which theory believes that law is the only source, which gives us rights?
A). Theory of natural rights
B). Idealist theory of rights
C). Legal theory of rights✔️
D). Natural theory of rights
10- Who said that outward conditions and rights are necessary to the national life?
A). Liber✔️
B). Keruse
C). Edmund Burke
D). Cicero
11- Idealist believe about rights that these should deal with:
A). Maintaining property
B). Maintaining judicial system
C). Development of human personality✔️
D). Development of religion
12- The rights which are supposed to have been enjoyed by the people even in the state of nature are called:
A). Fundamental rights
B). Moral rights
C). Civil rights✔️
D). Natural rights
13- The rights which have more concern with inward rather than outward actions are called:
A). Moral rights✔️
B). Civil rights
C). Natural rights
D). Political rights
14- The rights against which state cannot enact law, and if enacted can be declared invalid are called:
A). Social rights
B). Moral rights
C). Political rights
D). Fundamental rights✔️
15- The rights which can be enforced with the punitive powers of the state are known as:
A). International rights
B). Legal rights✔️
C). Civil rights
D). Political rights
16- The right to have a family life is:
A). Moral rights
B). Political rights
C). Civil rights
D). Natural rights✔️
17- Individuals can’t claim any rights against:
A). The council of Ministers
B). Prime minister
C). State✔️
D). Sovereign
18- Rights and duties are:
A). Contradictory
B). Clashing and at cross purpose
C). Co- related✔️
D). Not concerned with each other
19- II rights enjoyed by the citizens must be compatible with:
A). Culture
B). Civilization
C). International understanding
D). Common welfare✔️
20- Which of the following theory believes that rights are conditions, which contribute and help in the promotion of common good?
A). Historical
B). Natural
C). Social welfare✔️
D). Legal
21- Which of the following is not a political rights of citizens?
A). Right to vote
B). Right to get elected
C). Right to education✔️
D). Right to resist
22- Which of the following theory explains clearly the nature of rights?
A). Social welfare theory✔️
B). Theory of natural rights
C). Historical theory of rights
D). None of the above
23- Which of the following is true about Locke regarding rights of an individual, i.e. he gets these from:
A). God
B). State
C). Society
D). Nature✔️
24- Which of the following is not a natural right according to Locke?
A). Right to life.
B). Right to liberty.
C). Right to property.
D). Right to work✔️
25- Who of the following is not associated with the theory of natural rights?
A). Thomas
B). Hobbes
C). Bentham✔️
D). Locke
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