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Speech : The Grammar Of Anarchy By B.R. Ambedkar

 

Speech : The Grammar Of Anarchy 

By B.R. Ambedkar

1.      Which role is played by D.R.Ambedkar(1891-1956) in the draft making of Indian Constitution?

A.    Chief Architect

B.     Clerk

C.     Editor

D.    None

2.      Ambedkar was belongs to the Community called?

A.    Brahman

B.     Vaishya

C.    Untouchable

D.    Kshtriya

3.      B.R. Ambedkar was born on _____

A.    April 14,1891

B.     April 14,1981

C.     April 15,1891

D.    April 16.1985

4.      Who encourages Ambedkar to go to Columbia University, New York?

A.    Akbar

B.     Maharaja of Baroda

C.     Maharana Pratap

D.    Samrat Ashoka

5.      In Which year Ambedkar received Bharat Ratna?

A.    1998

B.     1997

C.    1991

D.    1992

6.      Where was the speech “The grammar of Anarchy” delivered?

A.    The Constituent Assembly of India

B.     The Rajya Sabha

C.    The Rastrapati Bhavan

D.    The High Court 

7.      When did India declared as an Independent Nation?

A.    15th August 1947

B.     26th January 1950

C.    25th November 1949

D.    31st January 1951

8.      Dr. Ambedkar’s three advices- to give up the grammar of anarchy, to avoid hero worship and ________________.

A.    Economical democracy

B.     Political democracy

C.     Socio-economic democracy

D.    Socio-political democracy

9.      Liberty, Equality and _________ are the principles of items in a trinity.

A.    Equity

B.     Fraternity

C.     Cruelty

D.    Destiny

10.  Which social and political reformer quoted in the extract “The Grammar of Anarchy”?

A.    Nelson Mandela

B.     Dr.B.R. Ambedkar

C.     Abraham Lincoln

D.    M.K.Gandhi

11.  What does fraternity means?

A.    Brotherhood

B.     Sisterhood

C.     Bond

D.    None


Prepared By: Prof. Reena Tandel

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