2022 TSLAWCET 3 yr Paper with Key And Interactive Exercise

O2 TSLAWCET 3YR PREVIOUS PAPER 2022

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1. “To protect the lives and dignity of victims of armed conflict and violence and to provide them with assistance” - is the mission statement of which of the following international organizations?
   1.   World Health Organization (WHO)
   2.   Food and Agricultural Organisation (FAO)
   3.   International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC)
   4.   World Food Council (WFC)
2. In the Indian cinema industry, Kollywood denotes:
   1.   Tamil Cinema
   2.   Kannada Cinema
   3.   Malayalam Cinema
   4.   Telugu Cinema
3. Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, and the husband of Queen Elizabeth-II, died in April, 2021 at the age of _______.
   1.   99 years
   2.   89 years
   3.   101 years
   4.   95 years
4. What was the Assigned Code Name of India’s first successful nuclear Bomb tested on 18 May 1974?
   1.   Smiling Fire
   2.   Smiling Monkey
   3.   Smiling Buddha
   4.   Smiling Pokhran
5. Which day is being celebrated as the World Hemophilia Day, observed to raise awareness and educate people about haemophilia and other bleeding disorders?
   1.   April 15
   2.   April 14
   3.   April 17
   4.   April 16
6. Which country was the first to establish the office of Ombudsman to look after citizens’ interests in their dealings with government in 1809?
   
   1.   India
   2.   New Zealand
   3.   Sweden
   4.   United Kingdom
7. Which of the following is NOT matched correctly under the Indian Constitution?
   1.   Article 145: Salary of Judges
   2.   Article 143: Power of President to consult with the Supreme Court
   3.   Article 141: Order of Supreme Court is applicable to all Courts of India
   4.   Article 139: Power of Supreme Court to issue Certain Writs
8. Which among the following committees of Lok Sabha is assisted by Comptroller & Auditor General of india?
   1.   Estimates Committee
   2.   Public Accounts Committee
   3.   Joint Committee of Salary and Allowances
   4.   Joint Committee of Office of Profit
9. The “Universal Adult Suffrage” is enshrined in which among the following articles of Constitution of India?
   1.   Article 326
   2.   Article 325
   3.   Article 324
   4.   Article 327
10. Which Amendment Act inserted provision regarding authoritative text of the Constitution in the Hindi language?
    1.   58th Amendment Act
    2.   56th Amendment Act
    3.   51st Amendment Act
    4.   66th Amendment Act
11. Nerella Venu Madhav is often regarded as:
    1.   Father of Indian Mimicry
    2.   Father of Ornithology
    3.   Nightingale of India
    4.   Father of I.T. Revolution in India
12. Showing the lady in the park, Santosh said, “She is the girl child of my grandfather’s only son.” How is Santosh related to that lady?
    1.   Brother
    2.   Father
    3.   Cousin
    4.   Uncle
13. How many triangles are there in the following figure?
    
    
    1.   27
    2.   21
    3.   31
    4.   35
14. A person crosses a 600 meters long street in 5 minutes. What is his speed in kilimeters per hour?
    1.   3.6
    2.   7.2
    3.   8.4
    4.   10
15. Rahim’s salary was reduced by 10% and then the reduced salary was increased by 10%. What was his ultimate loss?
    
    1.   0%
    2.   10%
    3.   1%
    4.   5%
16. If Z=26, NET=39, then NUT is equal to
    1.   50
    2.   53
    3.   55
    4.   52
17. Arrange the words given below in a meaningful sequence
    1. Elephant, 2. Cat, 3. Mosquito, 4. Tiger, 5. Whale
    
    1.   5, 3, 1, 2, 4
    2.   3, 2, 4, 1, 5
    3.   1, 3, 5, 4, 2
    4.   2, 5, 1, 4, 3
18. Directions: For the Assertion (A) and Reason (R) below, choose the correct alternative
    Assertion (A): Diamond is used for cutting glass.
    Reason (R): Diamond has a high refractive index.
    
    1.   Both A and R are true and R is correct explanation of A
    2.   Both A and R are true but R is NOT the correct explanation to A
    3.   A is true but R is false
    4.   A is false but R is true
19. In certain code language,
    ‘134’ means ‘good and tasty’,
    ‘478’ means ‘see good pictures’ and
    ‘729’ means ‘pictures are faint’.
    Which of the following digits stands for ‘see’?
    
    1.   9
    2.   2
    3.   1
    4.   8
20. Find the suitable Analogy;
    Vaunt : Flaunt :: Disparate : ?
    
    1.   Similar
    2.   Homogenous
    3.   Contrast
    4.   Alike
21. Bhagat Singh was sentenced to death in which case?
    1.   Kakori Case
    2.   Chauri Chaura Case
    3.   Assembly bomb case
    4.   Lahore conspiracy case
22. Who was the founding father of the People’s Republic of China?
    1.   Mao Zedong
    2.   Xi Jinping
    3.   Deng Xiaoping
    4.   Hu Jintao
23. Who is known as the father of plastic surgery in Ancient India?
    
    1.   Charaka
    2.   G.D.Naid
    3.   Sushruta
    4.   Arya Bhatta
24. Who won the Oscar Award for the Best Actor in a leading role in the year 2022?
    
    1.   Will Smith
    2.   Javier Bardem
    3.   Benedict Cumberbatch
    4.   Denzel Washington
25. Nearly 70 per cent of freshwater occurs as ice sheets and glaciers in ______, Greenland and the mountainous regions of the world.
    1.   Antarctica
    2.   Siberia
    3.   Alaska
    4.   Russia
26. The condition in which a patient temporarily stops breathing during sleep leading to drop in the levels of oxygen in the blood is called ________.
    1.   Insomnia
    2.   Sleep Narcolepsy
    3.   Obstructive Sleep Apnea
    4.   Willis-Ekbom Disease
27. Which of the following cells is called the “soldiers” of the human body’s defense system?
    
    1.   Red Blood Corpuscles
    2.   White Blood Corpuscles
    3.   Hemoglobin
    4.   Plasma
28. The mars helicopter, named _______ is a technology demonstration to test powered, controlled flight on another world for the first time.
    1.   Ingenuity
    2.   Perseverance
    3.   Curiosity
    4.   Spirit
29. Khanjar is a joint military exercise between
    1.   India-Kyrgyztan
    2.   India-Kazakhstan
    3.   India-Uzbekistan
    4.   India-Turkmenistan
30. Z+ (zed plus) category security is provided to some high-risk individuals in India. How many personnel provide this security cover?
    1.   22
    2.   55
    3.   11
    4.   25
31. ‘Raising and Accelerating MSME Performance’ (RAMP) which is a new Central Sector scheme for supporting various Corona Virus Disease 2019 (COVID) Resilience and recovery Interventions of the Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MoMSME) and which would commence in FY 2022-23 is supported by which global institution?
    1.   International Monetary Fund
    2.   World Bank
    3.   UNICEF
    4.   World Economic Forum
32. ‘Varuna’ is the bilateral naval exercise between India and which country?
    1.   France
    2.   Japan
    3.   Oman
    4.   UAE
33. Which new ministry was formed under the Government of India in July 2021?
    1.   Ministry of Logistics
    2.   Ministry of Internal Security
    3.   Ministry of Cooperation
    4.   Ministry for Kashmir
34. What is the primary use of India’s indigenously developed six new and rare Reference Materials (RMs)?
    1.   Development of Vaccines
    2.   Development of Semi-conductor chips
    3.   Anti-Doping Analysis
    4.   Pharmaceutical Analysis
35. On 4th April 2022, which Union Ministry organised the ‘Exhibition on India’s Freedom struggle from 1757 to 1947?
    1.   Ministry of Culture
    2.   Ministry of Education
    3.   Ministry of Tourism
    4.   Ministry of External Affairs
36. When is the ‘International Day of Sport for Development and Peace (IDSDP)’ observed, as declared by the UN General Assembly?
    1.   April 4
    2.   April 6
    3.   April 8
    4.   April 10
37. Who is the only contestant from India, in the Beijing Winter Olympics 2022?
    1.   Arif Khan
    2.   Neeraj Chopra
    3.   Shiva Keshavan
    4.   Jagdish Singh
38. Which of the following projects was launched by Union of India with a vision of “port led development”?
    1.   e-Basta Project
    2.   Vikalp Scheme
    3.   Sagarmala Project
    4.   PM Ujjwala Yojana
39. Which one of the following statements in NOT correct?
    1.   K.M. Munshi was one of the members of the drafting committee of the Constitution
    2.   The Constitution of India was adopted by the Constituent Assembly
    3.   The Panchayati Raj was recommended by Balwant Rai mehta Committee Report-1957
    4.   The President of India is the guardian of Fundamental Rights under the Constitution
40. Given below are two statements, one labelled as Assertion (A) and the other as Reason (R).
    Assertion (A): MGNREGA is providing employment to at least one member of the eligible household for a minimum period of 100 days in a year.
    Reason (R): Right to employment is enumerated in Part III of the Constitution. Select the correct answer.
    
    1.   Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)
    2.   Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)
    3.   (A) is true, but (R) is false
    4.   (A) is false, but (R) is true
41. What is the term for unsolicited Email?
    1.   Spam
    2.   Backbone
    3.   Usenet
    4.   News group
42. Who has been elected as the 100th Prime Minister of Japan on 4th October, 2021?
    1.   Yoshihide Suga
    2.   Shinzo Abe
    3.   Yoshihiko Noda
    4.   Fumio Kishida
43. The demand for formation of a new ‘Kosal’ State came from which State?
    1.   Odisha
    2.   Madhya Pradesh
    3.   Goa
    4.   Uttar Pradesh
44. Which Indian city hosted of ‘Waterways conclave 2022’ on 11th and 12th April 2022?
    1.   Varanasi
    2.   Nainital
    3.   Dibrugarh
    4.   Kochi
45. Who won the French Open 2022, Women’s Singles Final in Tennis?
    1.   Barbora Krejcikova
    2.   Rafael Nadal
    3.   Iga Swiatek
    4.   Ashleigh Barty
46. The Union Cabinet approved changes for increasing the foreign direct investment (FDI) limit in insurance sector to ______ from the current 49 percent in March 2021.
    1.   74 percent
    2.   65 percent
    3.   55 percent
    4.   84 percent
47. Which academician from a Telugu State has been appointed as the Chairman of the University Grants Commission in February, 2022?
    1.   C.R. Rao
    2.   Raj Reddy
    3.   Balamurali Ambati
    4.   M. Jagadish Kumar
48. Which of the following books was written by Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar?
    1.   The Untouchables
    2.   The Dominant Caste and Other Essays
    3.   Letters From A Father To His Daughter
    4.   An Autobiography
49. The wind blowing in the northern plains in summer is known as:
    1.   Kaal Baisakhi
    2.   Loo
    3.   Trade winds
    4.   Cold wind
50. Who is the director of CODA, the film that won Oscar for Best Picture in 2022?
    1.   Paul Thomas Anderson
    2.   Jane Campion
    3.   Sian Heder
    4.   Steven Spielberg
51. Which airlines will be the first in the world to use solar aviation fuel?
    1.   Air India
    2.   Transavia
    3.   SWISS International Air Lines
    4.   EMIRATES Group
52. Samia Suluhu Hassan, who has been in the news, is the first female President of which country
    1.   Libya
    2.   South Africa
    3.   Tanzania
    4.   Egypt
53. Which country has announced that it is unable to repay its entire foreign debt of $ 51 billion as of April, 2022?
    
    1.   Russia
    2.   Sri Lanka
    3.   Pakistan
    4.   Ukraine
54. Which nation will host the 2026 Commonwealth games?
    1.   Austria
    2.   Germany
    3.   Australia
    4.   New Zealand
55. When is the foundation day of Osmania University celebrated?
    1.   April 17
    2.   April 26
    3.   September 17
    4.   June 2
56. Who is present Indian Judge on the International Court of Justice?
    1.   Dalveer Bhandari
    2.   Madan B. Lokur
    3.   Ranjan Gogoi
    4.   L. Nageswara Rao
57. The ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine is in relation to Ukraine’s proposed joining of which of the following groups of nations?
    1.   NATO
    2.   G20
    3.   G7
    4.   SCO
58. The first ever in-person summit of the QUAD was held in September, 2021 in:
    1.   USA
    2.   Australia
    3.   India
    4.   Japan
59. Who is the current chairman of the NHRC (National Human Rights Commission)?
    1.   Justice H.L. Dattu
    2.   Justice A.S. Anand
    3.   Justice Arun Kumar Mishra
    4.   Justice K.G. Balakrishnan
60. The 17th Chief Minister of Punjab belonging to Aam Admi Party who has taken oath on 16th March 2022 is _______.
    1.   Bhagwant Mann
    2.   Charanjit Singh Channi
    3.   Raghav Chadha
    4.   Sukhbir Singh Badal
61. Which of the following words has NOT been written in the Preamble of the Indian Constitution?
    
    1.   Sovereign
    2.   Socialist
    3.   Democratic
    4.   Bharat
62. Which of the following is NOT a Fundamental Duty?
    1.   Safeguarding public property
    2.   Protecting the sovereignty, integrity and unity of India
    3.   Developing scientific temper and humanism
    4.   Protecting religious rights
63. Writ Petitions filed before the Supreme Court under Article 32 are subject to the rule of Res Judicata except in the case of:
    1.   Quo Warranto
    2.   Habeas Corpus
    3.   Certiorari
    4.   Prohibition
64. Which of the following rights has NOT been laid down Article 19 of the Constitution?
    1.   Freedom of speech and expression
    2.   Freedom of Association
    3.   Freedom of Assembly
    4.   Freedom of minorities to open their educational institutions
65. In context of our constitution the date of 09 December 1946 is known for which of the following?
    1.   Cabinet Mission Plan
    2.   Setting up of Constituent Assembly
    3.   Objective Resolution was moved
    4.   First meeting of Constituent Assembly
66. Administrative Tribunals were given Constitutional recognition through which Constitutional Amendment?
    1.   42nd Amendment
    2.   44th Amendment
    3.   39th Amendment
    4.   45th Amendment
67. Which of the following legislation provided the right to vote for women for the first time in India?
    1.   Indian Council Act, 1909
    2.   Government of India Act, 1919
    3.   Government of India Act, 1935
    4.   Indian Independence Act, 1947
68. Who described Prime Minister as ‘primus inter pares’ (first among equals)?
    1.   Herbert Marrison
    2.   Sir William Vernor Harcourt
    3.   H.J. Laski
    4.   Lord John Morley
69. What is the tenure of members of Rajya Sabha?
    1.   2 years
    2.   3 years
    3.   5 years
    4.   6 years
70. Which article of the Constitution provides for free legal aid to the poor and weaker sections of the society and ensures justice for all?
    1.   Article 38
    2.   Article 39
    3.   Article 39A
    4.   Article 40
71. Which of the following matters can be taken up in Lok Adalats?
    i. Land Acquisition cases
    ii. Non compoundable offences
    iii. Electricity matters
    iv. Housing Finance cases
    Select the correct option from the codes given below:
    1.   Only i & iii
    2.   Only ii & iii
    3.   Only i, ii & iii
    4.   Only i, iii & iv
72. Which of the following Articles of the Indian Constitution refers to ‘Special Provisions with respect to the National Capital Territory of Delhi”?
    1.   Article 239
    2.   Article 239 AA
    3.   Article 240
    4.   Article 239 A
73. The National Commission for Backward Classes is constituted under which Article of the Constitution of India?
    
    1.   Article 336
    2.   Article 339
    3.   Article 338-B
    4.   Article 337
74. Which of the following agencies has been described as a “caged parrot” by the Supreme Court of India?
    1.   Central Vigilance Commission
    2.   Lokpal
    3.   Central Bureau of Investigation
    4.   Research and Analysis Wing
75. Which among the following Articles was inserted in the Indian Constitution by 42nd amendment 1976, in view of India becoming a signatory to the Stockholm Conference of 1972 on environment?
    1.   Article 45
    2.   Article 47
    3.   Article 47A
    4.   Article 48A
76. Which of the following is NOT a main organ of the U.N.O?
    1.   General Assembly
    2.   Security Council
    3.   Trusteeship Council
    4.   United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
77. Under the Indian Penal Code, nothing is an offence which is done by a child under _______.
    
    1.   Six years of age
    2.   Seven years of age
    3.   Nine years of age
    4.   Ten years of age.
78. The maxim ‘de minimus non curat lex’ means:
    1.   Law would not take action on small & trifling matter
    2.   Law does not ignore any act which causes the slightest harm
    3.   Law would not take action in serious matters
    4.   For every legal wrong there is a remedy
79. A contract by which one party promises the other party to save from loss which may be caused either by the conduct of the promisor or by the conduct of any other person is called as _______.
    1.   Contract of Bailment
    2.   Contract of Guarantee
    3.   Contract of Pledge
    4.   Contract of Indemnity
80. ___________ has been introduced by the Consumer Protection Act, 2019 for resolution of Consumer Disputes.
    1.   Mediation
    2.   Arbitration
    3.   Judicial Settlement
    4.   Self-Help
81. Which of the following is NOT a fair use of a copyrighted work?
    1.   Use for research
    2.   Use for Criticism
    3.   Use for review
    4.   Use for commercial purposes
82. The Criminal Law Amendment made after the Nirbhaya incident refers to commission of rape resulting in PVS of the victim. What does PVS mean?
    1.   Persistent Vegetative State
    2.   Permanent Vegetable Status
    3.   Persistent Vindictive State
    4.   Permanent Vegetative Sin
83. Fiduciary Relationship between two persons is based on __________.
    
    1.   Mutual Benefit
    2.   Utmost Distrust
    3.   Utmost Trust and Confidence
    4.   Criminal Conspiracy
84. Which of the following orders cannot be passed under the Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act, 2005?
    
    1.   Protection Order
    2.   Compensation Order
    3.   Restitution Conjugal Rights
    4.   Custody Order
85. Which among the following Presidents of India was elected chairman of UNESCO’s executive board (1948-49)?
    
    1.   Dr. Shankar Dayal Sharma
    2.   Dr. Rajendra Prasad
    3.   Dr. S Radhakrishnan
    4.   Giani Jail Singh
86. Directive Principles are just like ‘a cheque on bank payable at the convenience of the bank’. Who among the following said this?
    1.   Jawahar Lal Nehru
    2.   Dr. B. R. Ambedkar
    3.   Mr. R. K. Sidhwa
    4.   Prof. K. T. Shah
87. The National Commission for Scheduled Tribes presents an annual report to which of the following?
    1.   President
    2.   Supreme Court
    3.   High Court
    4.   Lok Sabha
88. The first woman Governor of a State in free India was:
    1.   Indira Gandhi
    2.   Vijaya Laxmi Pandit
    3.   Sarojini Naidu
    4.   Sucheta Kripalani
89. How many times the President of India can seek re-election to his post?
    1.   Once
    2.   3 times
    3.   2 times
    4.   Any number of times
90. The President nominates 12 members of the Rajya Sabha according to
    1.   Their performance as office bearers of cultural societies
    2.   The recommendations made by the Vice President
    3.   Their role played in political set up of the country
    4.   Their distinction in the field of science, art, literature and social service.
91. The contracts entered by the Government of India are expressed in the name of:
    
    1.   Prime Minister of India
    2.   President of India
    3.   Union Commerce Minister
    4.   Union Finance Minister
92. What is the meaning of the Latin maxim: nemo judex in causa sua
    1.   No man is capable of rendering judgement on himself
    2.   No man shall be a judge in his own cause
    3.   No man can punish himself
    4.   Proper justice can be done if the judge is related to the party
93. Which of the functions may not be delegated by the Legislature?
    1.   Commencement of a legislation
    2.   Inclusion and exclusion of territories
    3.   Application of existing laws
    4.   Essential legislative functions
94. ____________ is an attempt by cybercriminals posing as legitimate institutions, usually via email, to obtain sensitive information from targeted individuals.
    
    1.   Skimming
    2.   Denial of Service Attack
    3.   Hacking
    4.   Phishing
95. Which of the following statements in relation to Adultery in India is correct?
    1.   It is a crime in India
    2.   Women participant in adulterous act can be punished
    3.   It is not a crime but a ground for matrimonial remedy
    4.   Husband of Adulteress is entitled to be compensated
96. Amniocentesis is a
    
    1.   Test to determine health and sex of foetus
    2.   Test to determine ketone bodies in urine
    3.   Test to determine breast cancer
    4.   Test to detect HIV
97. Which of the following Act repealed “The Identification of Prisoners Act, 1920”?
    1.   The Criminal Procedure (Identification) Act, 2022
    2.   The Aadhaar Act, 2016
    3.   The Criminal Law (Amendment) Act, 2021
    4.   The Prisoners Rights Act, 2020
98. People in rural areas of the Telangana State used to sell and purchase lands through agreements made on plain papers, without registering the same. These transactions are called _________.
    
    1.   Pahanis
    2.   Choupaslas
    3.   Sada Bainama
    4.   Poramboke
99. The willful disobedience of the judgment of a court amounts to ____________.
    
    1.   Defamation
    2.   Criminal Contempt of Court
    3.   Civil Contempt of Court
    4.   Sedition
100. Which Union territory has its own High Court?
     
     1.   Lakshadweep
     2.   Puducherry
     3.   Delhi
     4.   Andaman & Nicobar
101. What is ‘Ex parte Order’?
     1.   An order passed by the Court in the absence of concerned parties
     2.   An executive order given by the Court
     3.   An administrative order given by the Court
     4.   An order passed by the Court after hearing both the sides
102. Within the meaning of provisions of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 ‘immovable property’ does NOT include:
     1.   Standing timber or grass
     2.   Standing timber, jewellery and crops
     3.   Standing timber, growing crops or grass
     4.   Only grass
103. In India, the Goods and Services Tax (GST) is based on the dual model GST adopted in:
     1.   UK
     2.   Canada
     3.   USA
     4.   Japan
104. The Hague, Netherlands is the headquarters of which International Organization?
     1.   International Criminal Court
     2.   World Health Organization
     3.   International Monetary Fund
     4.   Interpol
105. Salaries and Allowances of the Judges of the Supreme Court and the High Courts may be reduced by the President during the period of proclamation of:
     1.   National Emergency
     2.   Financial Emergency
     3.   State Emergency
     4.   Under no circumstances
106. Which of the following is NOT a ground for divorce recognized under the Hindu Personal Law?
     1.   Adultery
     2.   Insolvency
     3.   Cruelty
     4.   Desertion
107. Which Commission was appointed to investigate the circumstances that warranted the declaration of an Emergency in 1975?
     1.   Shah Commission
     2.   Khosla Commission
     3.   Sarkaria Commission
     4.   Nanavati Commission
108. Generally, an agreement without consideration is __________.
     1.   Void
     2.   Valid
     3.   Voidable
     4.   Illegal
109. ________ is a right to keep possession of property belonging to another person until a debt owed by that person is discharged.
     1.   Lien
     2.   Charge
     3.   Caveat
     4.   Pledge
110. The entry ‘prevention of cruelty to animals’ is found under which list of the Seventh Schedule to the Constitution?
     
     1.   Union List
     2.   State List
     3.   Concurrent List
     4.   Combined List
111. Read the Passage and answer the Questions given below.
     
     When the Constitution was framed the founding fathers were influenced by the United Nations ‘Universal Declaration of Human Rights which was made in December, 1948 and they thought it fit to make the Fundamental Rights available to the Indian citizens throughout the world.
     
     The history of the conception of human rights may be shortly traced. The main task of the Human Rights’ Commissions which was set up by the United Nations was to draw an International Bill of Rights. The Commission split this task into two documents: a short declaration of principles and an elaborate treaty or covenant enforcing those principles so far as practicable. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights was not intended to be binding as law but to present the main ideals of human rights and freedoms in order to inspire everybody, whether in or out of governments, to work for their progressive realization. The Commission finished the Declaration and it was promulgated by the UN Assembly on December 10, 1948. The discussion about the Draft Indian Constitution took place between February and October, 1948 and the Articles relating to the Fundamental Rights were discussed in October, 1948, i.e. before the Universal Declaration of Human Rights was promulgated by the UN Assembly on December 10, 1948. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights was not binding as law but was only a pious hope for achieving a common standard for all peoples and all nations.
     
     Article 13 of the Declaration which is material for our discussion runs as follows:
     Paragraph-1: Everyone has the right to freedom of movement and residence within the borders of each state; Paragraph-2: Everyone has the right to leave any country, including his own, and to return to his country. Paragraph - 1 restricts the right of movement and residence specifically within the borders of the country. The Paragraph-2 aims at securing the right to leave any country including his own and to return to his country. The Declaration at that stage did not have any idea of conferring on the citizens of any country right of movement beyond borders of the state or to freedom of speech or right to assemble outside the country of origin. Even in the American Constitution there is no mention of right to freedom of speech or expression as being available outside America. Regarding the right of movement within the borders of the State it is not mentioned as one of the freedoms guaranteed in the American Constitution but everyone in the country takes it for granted that one can roam at will throughout the United States.
     
     Note: Sub-question 1 based on the paragraph in question 111
     
     What was the main task of the Human Rights Commission which was set up by the United Nations?
     
     1.   To draw an International Bill of Rights
     2.   To make the Fundamental Rights
     3.   To draw a painting
     4.   To make an International Relationship
112. Note: Sub-question 2 based on the paragraph in question 111
     
     Who had thought it fit to make the Fundamental Rights available to the Indian citizens throughout the world?
     1.   The Legislature
     2.   United Nations
     3.   The Judiciary
     4.   The founding fathers of the Indian Constitution
113. Note: Sub-question3 based on the paragraph in question 111
     
     The Universal Declaration of Human Rights was ________.
     1.   Not binding as law but was only a pious hope for achieving a common standard for all peoples and all nations.
     2.   Binding as law and not merely a pious hope for achieving a common standard for all peoples and all nations.
     3.   Binding as law
     4.   Binding as law sometimes.
114. Note: Sub-question 4 based on the paragraph in question 111
     
     Which Article of the UDHR is material in the discussion of the given passage?
     1.   Article 11
     2.   Article 13
     3.   Article 14
     4.   Article 15
115. Note: Sub-question 5 based on the paragraph in question 111
     
     According to the passage, when the Constitution was framed, the founding fathers were influenced by which document?
     1.   The Constitution of Pakistan
     2.   Bill of Rights
     3.   The Universal Declaration of Human Rights
     4.   The Universal Declaration on Animal Welfare
116. Note: Sub-question 6 based on the paragraph in question 111
     
     The Commission split the task of making an International Bill of Rights into two documents:
     1.   A short declaration of principles and an elaborate treaty or covenant enforcing those principles so far as practicable.
     2.   A long declaration of principles and a short treaty or covenant enforcing those principles so far as practicable.
     3.   A long declaration of principles and a short treaty or covenant which is not capable of enforcing those principles
     4.   An elaborate treaty or covenant alone for enforcing those principles so far as practicable.
117. Note: Sub-question 7 based on the paragraph in question 111
     
     What statement is true about the passage
     1.   Regarding the right of movement within the borders of the State it is not mentioned as one of the freedoms guaranteed in the American Constitution.
     2.   Regarding the right of movement within the borders of the State it is mentioned as one of the freedoms guaranteed in the American Constitution
     3.   The Universal Declaration of Human Rights was intended to be binding as law and to present the main ideals of human rights and freedoms in order to inspire everybody, whether in or out of governments, to work for their progressive realization.
     4.   Everyone in the America cannot roam at will throughout the United States.
118. Note: Sub-question 8 based on the paragraph in question 111
     
     When was the Universal Declaration of Human Rights promulgated by the UN Assembly
     1.   December 10, 1949
     2.   October 10, 1948
     3.   November 10, 1948
     4.   December 10, 1948
119. Note: Sub-question 9 based on the paragraph in question 111
     
     In the second paragraph, the word “draw” means
     1.   Make
     2.   Use
     3.   Pull
     4.   Sketch
120. Note: Sub-question 10 based on the paragraph in question 111
     
     The main idea of the passage is related to
     1.   Fundamental Rights under the Indian Constitution
     2.   Directive Principles of State Policy
     3.   The State
     4.   The Citizenship