Question

The right to livelihood is an _______ facet of the right to life, __________ as a fundamental right under the Constitution.

• A. important, enjoying
• B. integral, guaranteed
• C. utmost, covered
• D. ideal, procured

Hint:

In constitutional/legal contexts, words like "integral" and "guaranteed" are standard collocations.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is B

Step 1: The context is constitutional rights in India, particularly Article 21. 
Step 2: Among the options:
- (a) "important, enjoying" → incorrect structure. 
- (b) integral, guaranteed → correct, as livelihood is an integral part of life and is guaranteed under the Constitution. 
- (c) "utmost, covered" → does not fit legal phrasing. 
- (d) "ideal, procured" → contextually wrong. 
Step 3: Hence, option (b) fits best. \[ \boxed{\text{integral, guaranteed}} \]

Answer 2

Test each pair by checking legal/constitutional collocation rather than plain meaning — Indian constitutional language typically pairs rights with words like "guaranteed," "conferred," or "enshrined."

1. Option A: "important facet... enjoying as a fundamental right" — "enjoying" cannot follow a comma this way; a right is not described as "enjoying," making the second blank grammatically broken.
2. Option B: "integral facet of the right to life, guaranteed as a fundamental right" — "integral" correctly conveys that livelihood is an inseparable part of the right to life, and "guaranteed" is the standard legal term used for constitutional rights.
3. Option C: "utmost facet... covered as a fundamental right" — "utmost" is not used to describe a "facet," and "covered" is too vague and informal for constitutional phrasing.
4. Option D: "ideal facet... procured as a fundamental right" — "procured" means obtained through effort or purchase, which does not fit how a constitutional right is described.

Only option B fits both the descriptive sense of "facet" and the legal register expected for constitutional guarantees.

Hence, the correct answer is integral, guaranteed.