Social Justice and Equality

1. : Social justice primarily refers to:
(A) Ensuring fairness, equal opportunities, and rights for all members of society
(B) Giving privileges only to the wealthy and powerful
(C) Ignoring the needs of disadvantaged groups
(D) Promoting inequality for economic growth

2. : Equality in society means:
(A) All individuals are treated fairly without discrimination
(B) Certain groups are more valuable than others
(C) Rights depend only on social status
(D) Opportunities are limited to selected people

3. : Which of the following is an example of social injustice?
(A) Discrimination based on race, gender, or religion
(B) Equal access to education for all
(C) Fair distribution of resources
(D) Protecting minority rights

4. : Why is social justice important in a democracy?
(A) It strengthens equality, harmony, and trust in institutions
(B) It supports favoritism and corruption
(C) It removes the need for human rights
(D) It creates inequality among citizens

5. : Which phrase is most closely related to social justice?
(A) “Equal rights, equal opportunities”
(B) “Power belongs to the strongest”
(C) “Might makes right”
(D) “Some are born to rule”

6. : Which of the following is NOT a principle of social justice?
(A) Equity
(B) Human rights
(C) Inclusiveness
(D) Exploitation

7. : Providing special support to disadvantaged groups to ensure fairness is called:
(A) Affirmative action
(B) Social exclusion
(C) Discrimination
(D) Oppression

8. : Which of the following best reflects equality in education?
(A) Equal access to quality schools regardless of background
(B) Restricting education only to certain groups
(C) Charging unfair fees to minorities
(D) Denying opportunities to the poor

9. : Which of the following harms social justice?
(A) Poverty, corruption, and systemic discrimination
(B) Equal rights for all
(C) Justice under the law
(D) Inclusiveness in policies

10. : A government promoting social justice will:
(A) Ensure fairness, protect rights, and reduce inequality
(B) Favor elites in resource distribution
(C) Ignore marginalized communities
(D) Restrict opportunities to the majority only