Uttarakhand Board Class 11 Question Paper 2025 Political Science

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Which type of right is the 'Right to Vote' ?
(a) Cultural Right (b) Economic Right (c) Natural Right (d) Political Right
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• 'Aung San Suu Kyi' is the author of :
(a) Freedom Against Fear (b) Freedom From Fear
(c) Freedom . (d) Freedom. Fighter •
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What types of justice have been mentioned in the Preamble of
the Indian Constitution ?
(a) Social (b) Economic (c) Political (d) All of above
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What is the tenure of a Gram Panchayat ?
(a) One Year (b) Two Year (c) Four Year (d) Five Year
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According to Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, which Fundamental Right is the
'Heart and Soul' of the Constitution ?
(a) Right to Constitution Remedies (b} Right to Freedom
(c) Right to Property (d) Right to Equality
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The formal drafting of the Indian Constit ution was done by- ,~
(a) The President (b) The Cabinet Mission
(c) The Constituent Assembly (d) The Prime Minister
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WhQ was elected as the pennanent chairman
of Constituent Assembly?
(a) Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru (b) Dr. Rajendra Prasad
(c} Mahatma Gandhi (d) Dr. Bheem RaoAmbedkar
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Statement and Reason-based question:
Statement (A) : The Indian ConstUuen
t Assembly studied the
constitutions of other countries while drafting
the Indian constitution
Reason (R) : Many provisions of the Indian
Constitution are inspired by
the Constitutions of other counties.
(a) Both Statement A and Reason Rare true
, and Reason R is the
correct explanation of Statement A.
(b) Both Statement A and Reason Rare true
, but ReasoA R is not the
correct explanation of Statement A.
(c) Statement A is false, and Reason R is
true.
{d) Statement A is true, and Reason R is
false.
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. What should be the relationship between
state power and religion in a
secular state ?
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Which idea did John Rawls proposed for the
creation of a just society?
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to as 'Netizens' ? 1
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Who has authority to legislate on subjects
under the Residuary List as
per the Indian Constitution ?
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6. -<-ixcfil-< f<ha~ 311T 6Ta ~? Howmanyorg
ansofthegovemmentarethere?
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By which process can the President of India
be removed from his office?
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Who presides over the Election Commission
?
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In how much time was the Indian Constitution
drafted ?
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10. 'rlll~c ti ~rf ~iq¢1 cprf' ~ arrq 'cflJT tl'1$td ? t 2
What do you understand by 'Judicial Review' ?
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Explain the integrated judicial syste m of India.
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13. ~"'4 ~ '$l ~,Fckim cf>T "ft~ -q G~& c:6)Rrl q I 2
_. Briefly describe the power of the Rajya Sabh a.'
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How is the Prime Minister appointed in India ?
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(Section-D) Short Answer Questions (Word Limit 100) •
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: !'Freedom of expression is extremely important. for individual
society''. Analyse this statement, .:
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Explain the significance of study of political theory.
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•'Directive Principles are not justiciable." EXP.lain this statements.
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Write ~rief note on Universal Adult Suffrage.
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rights.
What do you understand by rights 1 Describe the main types of
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What do you understand by citizenship ? Discuss the main aspe
citizenship. __,. . . ,., . ,
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Explain the difference between the principles of 'Equal Treatmen
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Equals' and 'Proportional Justice'. Are they complementary
·contradictory? Give arguments. .. . , ~ .
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Elaborate· the functions and powers of the Election Commissi
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What do you understand by Federalism? Describe the main character-
istics of a Federal system of governance. . •
27. 1-11-<a)l.1 t14~xQafffi ~ ~~=q 1 , <Glfti~ I Analyse Indian S~cularism. 5
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Read the following passage carefully and answer the question :
A distinction has sometimes been made in political theory between natural
inequalities and socially-produced inequalities. Natural inequalities.are those
that emerge between people as a result of their different capabilities and
talents. These kinds ot inequalities are difeerent from socially-produced
inequalities which emerge a~.a consequence of inequalities of opportunity
or the exploitation of some groups in a society by other. Natural inequalities
are considered to be the result of the different characteristics and abilities
with which people are born. It is generally assumed that natural differenc~s
cannot be altered. Social inequalities on the other hand are those created
by society. Certain societies may, for instance, value those who perform
intellectual work over those who do manual work and reward them differ-
ently. They may treat differently people of different race, or colour, or gen-
der, or caste. Differences of this kind reflect the values of a society and
some of these may oortainly appear to us to be l:Jnjust.
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Differentiate between natural inequalities and social inequalities.
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What are natural inequalities a result of?
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Who creates social inequalities?
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Provide an example of social inequality.
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