Q1. Choose the word closest in meaning
to "Prudent."
to "Prudent."
Anonymous Quiz
23%
A. Reckless
41%
B. Cautious
25%
C. Arrogant
11%
D. Impulsive
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Q2. Choose the word opposite in meaning
to "Benevolent."
to "Benevolent."
Anonymous Quiz
27%
A. Compassionate
21%
B. Generous
49%
C. Malevolent
3%
D. Charitable
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Q3. The word "Ambiguous' most nearly
means:
means:
Anonymous Quiz
80%
A. Unclear or having multiple meanings
10%
B. Completely accurate
6%
C. Easily understandable
5%
D. Highly convincing
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Q4. "Despite repeated criticism, the author
remained adamant about her position.
What does "adamant" mean?
remained adamant about her position.
What does "adamant" mean?
Anonymous Quiz
6%
A. Confused
7%
B. Uncertain
85%
C. Firm and unwilling to change
3%
D. Easily persuaded
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1. What is the meaning of Abrogate?
Anonymous Quiz
7%
A) To amend slightly
85%
B) To repeal or abolish formally
5%
C) To interpret
3%
D) To enforce strictly
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2. Choose the antonym of Ubiquitous.
Anonymous Quiz
38%
A) Omnipresent
30%
B) Widespread
27%
C) Scarce
6%
D) Universal
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3. What does Pernicious mean?
Anonymous Quiz
60%
A) Extremely harmful
23%
B) Legally binding
12%
C) Easily reversible
6%
D) Morally neutral
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4.What is the meaning of Proscribe?
Anonymous Quiz
24%
A) To recommend
72%
B) To prohibit or forbid
3%
C) To pardon
2%
D) To negotiate
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Practice Set(Fiction Excerpt
From Indian Authors) One Shot
| English for CLAT/AILET 2027
Preparation
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From Indian Authors) One Shot
| English for CLAT/AILET 2027
Preparation
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Contract Law + Constitution
Practice Session One Shot
I Legal Reasoning for CLAT
2027 Preparation.
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Practice Session One Shot
I Legal Reasoning for CLAT
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Percentage One Shot I
Quantitative Technique for
CLAT 2027 Preparation I
Mission 100 Days To CLAT
Lecture by Pramod Yadav Sir
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CLAT 2027 Preparation I
Mission 100 Days To CLAT
Lecture by Pramod Yadav Sir
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Constitution of India — Fundamental Rights.
Fundamental Rights are guaranteed under Part III of the Constitution of India, Articles 12–35. They protect individual liberty, equality, and other essential freedoms while placing constitutional limits on state action.
The six broad categories currently recognised are:
1. Right to Equality — Articles 14–18.
2. Right to Freedom — Articles 19–22.
3. Right against Exploitation — Articles 23–24.
4. Right to Freedom of Religion — Articles 25–28.
5. Cultural and Educational Rights — Articles 29–30.
6. Right to Constitutional Remedies — Article 32.
Article 14 guarantees equality before the law and equal protection of the laws. Article 19 protects specified freedoms for citizens, subject to constitutionally permitted restrictions. Article 21 protects life and personal liberty, except according to procedure established by law.
The Right to Constitutional Remedies enables people to approach the Supreme Court for enforcement of Fundamental Rights. High Courts also have writ jurisdiction under Article 226.
Fundamental Rights are guaranteed under Part III of the Constitution of India, Articles 12–35. They protect individual liberty, equality, and other essential freedoms while placing constitutional limits on state action.
The six broad categories currently recognised are:
1. Right to Equality — Articles 14–18.
2. Right to Freedom — Articles 19–22.
3. Right against Exploitation — Articles 23–24.
4. Right to Freedom of Religion — Articles 25–28.
5. Cultural and Educational Rights — Articles 29–30.
6. Right to Constitutional Remedies — Article 32.
Article 14 guarantees equality before the law and equal protection of the laws. Article 19 protects specified freedoms for citizens, subject to constitutionally permitted restrictions. Article 21 protects life and personal liberty, except according to procedure established by law.
The Right to Constitutional Remedies enables people to approach the Supreme Court for enforcement of Fundamental Rights. High Courts also have writ jurisdiction under Article 226.
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