Equality before law falls in the category of: ___________?

A. Political equality
B. Social equality
C. Civil equality
D. Economic equality

Who said “Political Liberty without economic equality is a myth”?

A. T.h.green
B. J.s.mill
C. G.d.h. cole
D. H.j.laski

The view that “Liberty and Equality are incompatible” was expressed by: ___________?

A. Marx
B. Hobbes
C. Adam smith
D. Dc tocqueville

Liberty and equality are:

A. Complementary to each other
B. Contradictory to each other
C. Unrelated to each other
D. None of the above

Equality in the negative sense means:

A. Absence of special privileges
B. Provision of special facilities for weaker sections
C. Provision of special facilities to the ruling class
D. None of the above

Equality in the positive sense means

A. Provision of basic necessities to all members of society
B. Provision of adequate opportunities to all
C. Equality, which is backed by the force of law
D. Equality bestowed by nature

Social equality means:

A. Each person should perform the functions according to his status
B. No effort should be made to modify the existing social system
C. No person should be made to suffer a position of relative inferiority in relation to other men due to difference in caste, race, religion, etc.
D. Special effort to improve the lot of weaker sections

Economic equality means that:

A. Every citizen is able to satisfy his primary needs before aspiring for luxuries
B. All should be subjected to an equal degree of taxation
C. There should be economic equality between men and women
D. There should be equal distribution of wealth among all citizens of the world

Which one of the followings is the most appropriate meaning of the concept of of “protective discrimination”.

A. Unequal treatment against the privileged sections of the society
B. Discrimination in favour of the underprivileged to raise them to the level of the other sections of the society
C. Preferential treatment for the weaker sections
D. Discrimination against the privileged sections of the society

“The passion for equality made vain the hope for liberty”, who said this?

A. Bentham
B. J.s.mill
C. Karl marx
D. Lord acton