Equality: The state of being equal

This set of MCQs helps students to learn about various important things such as what is equality, why should we be concerned about this moral and political ideal, does the pursuit of equality involve treating everyone the same way in every condition, how may we pursue equality and minimize inequality in different spheres of life.

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Who said equality is the preferred value?

Aristotle Plato Burke Hegel

Who is associated with ‘Communism’?

Hegel Marx Rousseau None

In which country ‘Apartheid’ prevailed?

Britain USA South Africa France

Which of the following statements is correct Liberty?

Liberty and Equality are opposed to each other Liberty and Law are opposed to each other Liberty and Equality are supplementary Liberty and Equality are contradictory

The Sixth Five Year Plan gave the status of partners in development to,

Dalits

Tribal

Urban youth.

Women

The statement that. “Men by nature are equal” is given by:

Hobbes

Locke

Rousseau

Laski

Ambedkar and Gandhi both championed the cause of untouchables, but they could not agree on,

Reservations in the private sector

Reservations

Role of judiciary

Role of cottage industry

The purpose of Feminism is,

To weaken women

To empower women

To exploit women

None.

Quiz/Test Summary

Title: Equality: The state of being equal

Questions: 8

Contributed by:

Steve Wed, Feb 16, 2022 09:21 PM UTC

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