Which of the following is the true meaning of the Right to Resist the state?

A. It means the legal right to disrespect and disobey the laws of the state
B. It means a legal right to oppose the government
C. It means a moral right against a government which is guilty of grave and patent injustice
D. None of the above

Which one of the following countries was the first to incorporate a ‘Bill of Rights’ in its constitution?

A. Great britain
B. France
C. U.s.a.
D. U.s.s.r.

Rights can be safeguarded by: __________?

A. Giving more duties to citizens
B. Giving more powers to police
C. Separating executive from judiciary
D. Giving more rights to the citizens

The concept of rights:

A. Has been there since very old times
B. Is very recent
C. Was not known to medieval people
D. Was not known to the people of ancient india

Which right has been added to the category of rights in our modern times i.e. right to?

A. Life
B. Liberty
C. Property
D. Work

All rights enjoyed by the citizens must be compatible with: __________?

A. Culture
B. Civilisation
C. International understanding
D. Common welfare

In a civilised state the citizens are supposed to: ___________?

A. Enjoy rights only
B. Perform duties only
C. Enjoy more rights but performs few duties
D. Believe that each right has a corresponding duty

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

Which of the following is not a political right of citizens?

A. Right to vote
B. Right to get elected
C. Right to education
D. Right to resist

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