Fundamental duties

#1. Which Amendment Act introduced the duty to provide education to children between the ages of six and fourteen?

86th Constitutional Amendment Act

42nd Constitutional Amendment Act

44th Constitutional Amendment Act

97th Constitutional Amendment Act

#2. Which of the following is NOT a Fundamental Duty as per Article 51 A?

Upholding the sovereignty and integrity of India

Protecting the natural environment

Honoring the country's national heroes

Contributing to international peacekeeping missions

#3. What does Article 51 A of the Indian Constitution specify?

Citizenship rules and regulations

Fundamental Duties of citizens

Directive Principles of State Policy

Fundamental Rights of citizens

#4. What is a notable characteristic of Fundamental Duties in comparison to Fundamental Rights?

They supersede the Directive Principles of State Policy.

They are applicable to both citizens and non-citizens equally.

They apply only to citizens and lack direct enforceability by courts.

They are enforceable by courts for all individuals.

#5. which Amendment Act added the fundamental duties to the Indian Constitution?

40th Amendment Act

44th Amendment Act

45th Amendment Act

42th Amendment Act

#6. What similarity do Fundamental Duties share with Directive Principles of State Policy?

They have no legal sanction against their violation.

Both are justiciable in nature.

They are both enforceable by the judiciary.

Both apply to foreigners residing in India.

#7. Which committee was set up to make recommendations about fundamental duties in the Indian Constitution?

Sardar Swaran Singh Committee

Sardar Patel Committee

Ambedkar Commission

Nehru-Gandhi Committee

#8. Which of the following statements is true about the recommendations of the Swaran Singh Committee regarding penalties for non-compliance with fundamental duties?

The committee recommended imposing penalties for non-compliance.

The committee suggested imposing only fines for non-compliance.

The committee proposed jail sentences for non-compliance.

The committee advised against penalties for non-compliance.

#9. According to critics, what characteristic made Fundamental Duties less effective?

Their inclusion as an appendage to Part IV of the Constitution

They were directly enforceable through legal sanctions

Their justiciable nature

Inclusion after Part III of the Constitution

#10. How many fundamental duties were recommended by the Swaran Singh Committee and how many were finally included in the Constitution through the 42nd Amendment Act?

Recommended: 8, Included: 10

Recommended: 12, Included: 8

Recommended: 10, Included: 12

Recommended: 5, Included: 7

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Results

#1. Which Amendment Act introduced the duty to provide education to children between the ages of six and fourteen?

#2. Which of the following is NOT a Fundamental Duty as per Article 51 A?

#3. What does Article 51 A of the Indian Constitution specify?

#4. What is a notable characteristic of Fundamental Duties in comparison to Fundamental Rights?

#5. which Amendment Act added the fundamental duties to the Indian Constitution?

#6. What similarity do Fundamental Duties share with Directive Principles of State Policy?

#7. Which committee was set up to make recommendations about fundamental duties in the Indian Constitution?

#8. Which of the following statements is true about the recommendations of the Swaran Singh Committee regarding penalties for non-compliance with fundamental duties?

#9. According to critics, what characteristic made Fundamental Duties less effective?

#10. How many fundamental duties were recommended by the Swaran Singh Committee and how many were finally included in the Constitution through the 42nd Amendment Act?

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