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Q.1 What is the title of Nelson Mandela’s autobiography?
a) Long Struggle Against Apartheid
b) Long March to Victory
c) Long Walk to Freedom
d) Long Journey to Equality
Answer: c) Long Walk to Freedom
Q.2 What is the central theme of Nelson Mandela’s struggle as portrayed in the passage?
a) Economic prosperity
b) Social status
c) Freedom and equality
d) Religious tolerance
Answer: c) Freedom and equality
Q.3 What is the title of Aung San Suu Kyi’s book of essays?
a) Long Walk to Freedom
b) Freedom from Fear
c) Journey to Dignity
d) Non-Violent Resistance
Answer: b) Freedom from Fear
Q.4 What inspired Aung San Suu Kyi’s thoughts on non-violence?
a) Nelson Mandela’s autobiography
b) Mahatma Gandhi’s philosophy
c) Martin Luther King Jr.’s speeches
d) Winston Churchill’s leadership
Answer: b) Mahatma Gandhi’s philosophy
Q.5 What did Aung San Suu Kyi fear would hinder a dignified human life?
a) Economic inequality
b) Political corruption
c) Living in fear
d) Social discrimination
Answer: c) Living in fear
Q.6 What does Subhas Chandra Bose’s quotation on freedom emphasize the need to do?
a) Maintain social inequality
b) Preserve political domination
c) Work to remove social and economic constraints
d) Promote government control
Answer: c) Work to remove social and economic constraints
Q.7 In what way does freedom enable individuals to develop their capabilities?
a) By limiting their choices
b) By promoting conformity
c) By allowing the exercise of reason and judgment
d) By imposing external controls
Answer: c) By allowing the exercise of reason and judgment
Q.8 What principle in political theory is associated with liberalism’s focus on individual liberty?
a) Harm principle
b) Conformity principle
c) Equality principle
d) Authority principle
Answer: a) Harm principle
Q.9 What does modern liberalism acknowledge regarding the role of the state?
a) Minimal role in social welfare
b) Complete control over individual liberties
c) Welfare state and measures to reduce inequalities
d) Minimal role in reducing inequalities
Answer: c) Welfare state and measures to reduce inequalities
Q.10 How does positive liberty differ from negative liberty regarding societal conditions?
a) Positive liberty aims to limit societal constraints, while negative liberty does not consider societal conditions
b) Negative liberty aims to improve societal conditions, while positive liberty does not consider societal constraints
c) Positive liberty aims to enable the development of the individual within society, while negative liberty focuses on individual control
d) Negative liberty aims to maximize societal control, while positive liberty focuses on individual autonomy
Answer: c) Positive liberty aims to enable the development of the individual within society, while negative liberty focuses on individual control
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