Class 8 Civics Chapter 2 Understanding Secularism Quiz 3 (25 MCQs)

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1. What is secularism
2. Coercion means:-
3. Akbar's tomb is at
4. What does secularism refer to in the Indian context?
5. Which bird is considered a vital cleanser of the environment?
6. Natural vegetation and wildlife exist only in the narrow zone called .....
7. It was established more than 60 years ago that government schools do not need to recite the pledge in the US because
8. The Indian Constitution allows individuals the freedom to live by their religious beliefs and practices as they interpret these.
9. Groups of plant communities in area having similar climate conditions:
10. What do you mean by Non-Interference?
11. THE COUNTRY HINDUSTAN (INDIA) HAS MAIN RELIGON AS WHAT?
12. What is the name of this chapter
13. The breaking up and decay of exposed rocks, by temperature changes, frost action, plants, animals and human activity. Called .....
14. Indian State is not ruled by any particular religious group
15. Why is it important to separate religion from the State?
16. What is one way the State supports religious communities?
17. Among the following which religion is the official religion of India?
18. Which article in Constitution of India provides for Right to freedom of Religion?
19. Separation of religion from the state means
20. In which year France passed a banning law for students?
21. Is indian secularism different from US Secularism?
22. What was the names of two non-secular countries?
23. What refers to the State's effort to influence a particular matter in accordance with the principles of the constitution?
24. Which of the following statements is/are correct with respect to Secularism in Indian Constitution?1. word 'secularism' was not mentioned in our Constitution when it was adopted2. Later on in 1976, word secular was incorporated in Preamble through 44$^{th}$ Amendment of Constitution
25. The Indian constitution does not mandate that the Indian state be secular