Class 08 Social Science Civics The Indian Constitution And Secularism CBSE Questions & Answers

Class 8 · Social Science Civics The Indian Constitution And Secularism

This is Social Science class 08 Social Science Civics The Indian Constitution and Secularism CBSE Questions & Answers. There are 15 questions in this test with each question having around four answer choices.

Questions & Answers

1
During which year did Nepal adopt an interim constitution?
  • A
    1990
  • B
    2010
  • C
    2000
  • D
    2007
    Correct
2
A classroom situation is given below in the form of a picture. Analyse the image and pick out the option that clearly tells us about the picture with respect to the need for a proper class room management.
Question 2 figure 1
  • A
    Shows that Suresh is a good leader
  • B
    Shows that Suresh and Anuil are good friends and well behaved in class
  • C
    Shows that the misuse of authority can result in gross injustice .
    Correct
  • D
    Shows that the teacher is not strict with the children
3
What was the huge task that the members of the Constituent Assembly before tham ?
  • A
    The population of India was quite high
  • B
    The members fo the Constituent Assembly always fought each other
  • C
    There were no proper architects to frame the Constitution
  • D
    India was made up of different communnities qith diffenretn languages , reilgions , culture etc.
    Correct
4
One of the key features on the India Constitution is Federalism . Which one among the following best describes Federalism .
  • A
    Free from external control
  • B
    All religions are treated equal
  • C
    The existence of more than one level of govenrment in the country
    Correct
  • D
    The aims and objectives are enforceable in a court of law.
5
Define the term Sovereign as referred to in Indian Constitution.
  • A
    An independent India, nol longer governed by any external authority
    Correct
  • B
    People of India govenrn themselves through their elected representatives
  • C
    No discrimination on the basis of religion
  • D
    Equal opportunities to every one in the country
6
What does the term Socialist refer to as per Indian Constitution
  • A
    An independent India, nol longer governed by any external authority
  • B
    No discrimination on the basis of religion
  • C
    People of India govern themselves throught heir elected representatives
  • D
    Equal opportunities to every one to make use of the resources of the country
    Correct
7
With respect to the Indian Constitution, there is no discrimination on the basis of religion. Ie, All religions are treated equally, Which one of the following term refers to the above statement from the given list of options?
  • A
    Sovereign
  • B
    Secular
    Correct
  • C
    Democratic
  • D
    Republic
8
Which term refers to All citizens of India have political rights which mean that they can elect their representatives in the government. with special reference to the Indian Constitution ?
  • A
    Democratic
    Correct
  • B
    Socialist
  • C
    Secular
  • D
    Liberty
9
India is a Republic country. What exactly is the meaning of this statement.?
  • A
    The Indian Constitution proclaims that the head of the state will be elected and not be a hereditary ruler.
    Correct
  • B
    No discrimination on the basis of religion
  • C
    Equal opportunities to every one in the country
  • D
    An independent India, nol longer governed by any external authority
10
Reservations are given to those who belong to scheduled castes and tribes in educational institutions, government jobs etc. . This is a perfect example to show that the Indian Constitution has :
  • A
    The Indian Constitution proclaims that the head of the state will be elected and not be a hereditary ruler
  • B
    Strived to ensure an equitable and just society by reducing economic and social injustice.
    Correct
  • C
    Citizens have the freedom to express their opinion.
  • D
    An independent India, nol longer governed by any external authority
11
Fundamental rights refer to ?
  • A
    The list of subjects of both the state and central governments
  • B
    The list of subjects of the state government
  • C
    The basic rights which are granted to citizens for the holistic growth of the individuals,
    Correct
  • D
    The list of subjects of the central government
12
The important fundamental rights to Equality is mentioned in which article of the constitution?
  • A
    Article 14-18
    Correct
  • B
    Article 29-30
  • C
    Article 19-22
  • D
    Article 23- 24
13
Mention the article in which the Cultural and Educational Rights of the Indian Constitution are specified ?
  • A
    Article 19-22
  • B
    Article 23- 24
  • C
    Article 23-24
  • D
    Article 29-30
    Correct
14
Name the fundamental right that guarantees the citizens the right to practise and propagate the religion they desire
Question 14 figure 1
  • A
    Freedom of Faith
  • B
    Freedom of Caste
  • C
    Freedom of Religion
    Correct
  • D
    Freedom of Belief
15
A particular association from a state A gather to celebrate their festival , in the traditional style , in state B , of India. Is it possible according to the fundamental rights , if so name the fundamental right that support this .
  • A
    Right to Cultural and Educational Rights
    Correct
  • B
    Right to Constitutional Remedies
  • C
    Right to Freedom of Religion
  • D
    Right to Equality