Evaluation
I Choose the correct
answer
1. Which
of the following is not a condition for becoming the citizen of India?
a. Birth
b. acquiring property
c. descent
d. naturalization
[Answer:
(b) acquiring property]
2. ______________of the Constitution of India deals with the
Citizenship.
a. Part II
b. Part II Article 5-11
c. Part II Article 5-6
d. Part I Article 5-11
[Answer:
(b) Part II Article 5-11]
3. Who is called the first citizen of India?
a. The Prime Minister
b. The President
c. The Chief Minister
d. The Chief Justice of India
[Answer:
(b) The President]
II Fill in the blanks
1. Citizens
of a state enjoy full civil and political rights.
2. Our Indian Constitution provides
for only Single
citizenship.
3. An Indian citizen who is residing
outside India and holds an Indian passport are called Non-
Resident Indian.
4. Allhaverightand Civic responsibility citizens.
5. Global citizenship is an idea enabling young peopel to access and participate
in shaping modern society.
III State true or
false
1. USA has single citizenship. [Answer: False]
Correct
statement: USA has dual citizenship.
2. OCI card holder has voting rights
in India.
[Answer: False]
Correct
statement: OCI card holder has no voting rights in India.
3. Citizen of India can enjoy
Fundamental Rights guaranteed by our constitution. [Answer: True]
4. Nationality can be change and
citizenship can not be changed. [Answer: False]
Correct
statement: Nationality cannot be change and citizenship can be changed.
IV Consider the
following statements. Tick (✓) the appropriate answer
1. Indian Citizen of a person can be
terminated if
I. a person voluntarily acquires the
citizenship of some other country.
II. a person who has become a
citizen through registration.
III. the Government of India is
satisfied that citizenship was obtained by fraud.
IV. a citizen who is by birth
indulges in trade with an enemy country during war.
a. I and II are correct.
b. I and III are correct
c. I, III, IV are correct.
d. I, II, III are correct.
[Answer:
(b) I and III are correct]
2. Assertion (A): When Pondicherry becomes the part of India in 1962,
the people lived there became Indian citizens.
Reason (R): It was done by one of the provisions of the Act of 1955 -
by incorporation of Territory.
a. R is the correct explanation of A
b. R is not the correct explanation
of A
c. A is wrong but R is correct.
d. Both A and R are wrong.
[Answer:
(a) R is the correct explanation of A]
V Answer the following
in one or two sentences
1. Name the types of citizens.
Answer: There are two types of citizens, Natural and Naturalised
citizens.
(i) Natural citizens: are the citizens by birth.
(ii) Naturalised citizens: are the one who acquires citizenship.
2. What are the Rights that a citizen can enjoy in our
country?
Answer:
(i) Fundamental Rights
(ii) Right to vote in the election to the Lok Sabha and the
State Legislature
(iii) Right to hold certain public offices
(iv) Right to become the Member of Parliament and State
Legislature.
3. Mention any three qualities of a good citizen.
Answer:
(i) Loyalty to the Constitution.
(ii) Obeys laws.
(iii) Contributes to society and community and performs civic
duty.
(iv) Quality of goodness and justice.
(v) Respecting diversity.
4. Name the five ways of acquiring citizenship.
Answer:
(i) By Birth
(ii) By Descent
(iii) By Registration
(iv) By Naturalisation
(v) By incorporation of Territory
5. What do you know about the citizenship Act of 1955?
Answer: This act is to provide for the acquisition and trermination of
Indian citizenship. The citizenship Act of 1955 prescribes five ways of
acquiring citizenship. They are by birth, descent, registration, naturalisation
and incorporation of territory.
VI Answer the
following in detail
1. On what grounds that the citizenship of a person is
cancelled?
Answer:
(i)
Renunciation: (is a voluntary act) when
a person after acquiring the citizenship of another country gives up his/her
Indian citizenship.
(ii)
Termination: (takes place by operation
of law) When an Indian citizen voluntarily acquires the citizenship of another
country; he/she automatically ceases to be an Indian citizen.
(iii)
Deprivation: (is a compulsory
termination) The citizenship is deprived on the basis of an order of the
Government of India in cases involving acquisition of Indian citizenship by
fraud, false representation or being disloyal to the Constitution.
VII Student Activity
1. Tabulate: How will you be a good citizen inside the
classroom and outside the classroom.
Answer:
a) Inside
the class room:
(i) I will be respectful to others
(ii) I will value and protect school property
(iii) will follow school rules.
(iv) Display good character by being honest and responsible.
b)
Outside the class room:
(i) I will take responsibility for what goes on in my community.
(ii) I will do my part for the common good
(iii) I will participate in community service.
(iv) I will help to take care of the environment.
(v) Will obey the law.
2. My responsibility as a Good Citizen (write any three points)
Answer:
At Home
(ii) Being responsible
(iii) Using magic words and caring deeds
(iv) Being helpful
At School
(i) Being respectful
(ii) Follow rules
(iii) Being patriotic
To myself
(i) Being honest
(ii) Being self disciplined
(iii) Displaying good character
To the
Environment
(i) Being compassionate
(ii) Socially responsible
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