Fundamental Rights – Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

1. 37. The concept of Fundamental Rights is borrowed from the Constitution of:

   • A. USA
   • B. UK
   • C. Canada
   • D. Ireland

2. 38. Reasonable restrictions can be imposed on Fundamental Rights by:

   • A. The President
   • B. The Parliament
   • C. The Judiciary
   • D. The Executive

3. 39. The 'Doctrine of Eclipse' is related to:

   • A. Fundamental Rights
   • B. Directive Principles
   • C. Separation of Powers
   • D. Judicial Review

4. 40. The 'Doctrine of Severability' is related to:

   • A. Fundamental Rights
   • B. Directive Principles
   • C. Federalism
   • D. Amendment Process

5. 41. The 'Doctrine of Waiver' is related to:

   • A. Fundamental Rights
   • B. Fundamental Duties
   • C. Judicial Activism
   • D. Constitutional Amendments

6. 42. Which article ensures the right to a speedy trial?

   • A. Article 19
   • B. Article 20
   • C. Article 21
   • D. Article 22

7. 43. The Right to Privacy has been recognized as a Fundamental Right under which article?

   • A. Article 19
   • B. Article 20
   • C. Article 21
   • D. Article 25

8. 44. The concept of 'due process of law' is associated with which article?

   • A. Article 14
   • B. Article 19
   • C. Article 21
   • D. Article 22

9. 45. The term 'minorities' is defined in the Constitution?

   • A. Yes
   • B. No
   • C. Only for educational institutions
   • D. Only for religious institutions

10. 46. Can Fundamental Rights be amended?

    • A. Yes
    • B. No
    • C. Only under specific circumstances
    • D. With the consent of states

11. 47. The 'Basic Structure' doctrine, which limits the amending power of Parliament over Fundamental Rights, evolved through which case?

    • A. Berubari Union case
    • B. Kesavananda Bharati case
    • C. Minerva Mills case
    • D. Golaknath case

12. 48. Fundamental Rights are enshrined in which part of the Indian Constitution?

    • A. Part II
    • B. Part III
    • C. Part IV
    • D. Part IVA