Constitution: Why and How Test

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What event led to the reduction in the number of Constituent Assembly members?

A
Adoption of the Constitution

B
The Partition under the plan of 3 June 1947

C
The promulgation of the Objectives Resolution

D
The adoption of universal suffrage

Solution

The reduction in members occurred due to the Partition under the plan of 3 June 1947.
Question 2
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How were provisions of the Constitution typically drafted in the Assembly?

A
By individual members without consultation

B
By consensus among all members

C
By a few select members without debate

D
By taking inputs from the entire Assembly and subjecting them to debate

Solution

Provisions were typically drafted by taking inputs from the entire Assembly and subjecting them to debate.
Question 3
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What did the nationalist movement bring to the Constituent Assembly?

A
Division and conflict

B
A consensus on key principles

C
Irrelevance to constitution-making

D
Rejection of democracy and sovereignty

Solution

The nationalist movement brought a consensus on key principles to the Constituent Assembly.
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In a democratic constitution, who typically has the authority to make decisions?

A
Monarchs

B
Single political parties

C
The people

D
Religious leaders

Solution

In a democratic constitution, decision-making authority rests with the people through processes such as elections and representative democracy.
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What is the significance of public reason in the Constituent Assembly's deliberations?

A
It encouraged narrow self-interest among members

B
It emphasized reasoned argument and discussion, moving beyond self-interest

C
It limited participation of diverse sections of society

D
It discouraged open debate among members

Solution

Public reason emphasized reasoned argument and discussion, moving beyond narrow self-interest.
Question 6
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What is the fundamental principle ensuring effectiveness in institutional arrangements?

A
Total centralization of power

B
A balanced arrangement committed to welfare

C
An authoritarian form of government

D
A dictatorship

Solution

A balanced arrangement committed to the welfare of the people ensures effectiveness.
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What is the primary role of a constitution in a society with diverse religious, cultural, and economic backgrounds?

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To promote religious homogeneity

B
To enforce strict conformity to a single ideology

C
To establish a minimal degree of coordination among society members

D
To suppress dissenting voices and opinions

Solution

In a diverse society, a constitution's primary role is to provide basic rules that ensure coordination and cooperation among members with different backgrounds.
Question 8
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What was the dominant political party in the Constituent Assembly?

A
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)

B
Indian National Congress

C
Communist Party of India

D
Muslim League

Solution

The Indian National Congress was the dominant political party in the Constituent Assembly.
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Which aspect of a constitution enables the government to pursue the collective good of society?

A
Fundamental identity

B
Decision-making power allocation

C
Limitation on government powers

D
Enabling provisions

Solution

Enabling provisions of a constitution give powers to the government to pursue the collective good of society, such as promoting conservation efforts or ensuring adequate housing.
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What is the primary function of a constitution?

A
Setting religious standards for society

B
Dictating individual preferences and hobbies

C
Allocating decision-making power within society

D
Promoting economic growth and development

Solution

A constitution specifies the basic allocation of power within a society, determining who has the authority to make laws and decisions.

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Question 1

Adoption of the Constitution

The Partition under the plan of 3 June 1947

The promulgation of the Objectives Resolution

The adoption of universal suffrage

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Question 2

By individual members without consultation

By consensus among all members

By a few select members without debate

By taking inputs from the entire Assembly and subjecting them to debate

Solution

Question 3

Division and conflict

A consensus on key principles

Irrelevance to constitution-making

Rejection of democracy and sovereignty

Solution

Question 4

Monarchs

Single political parties

The people

Religious leaders

Solution

Question 5

It encouraged narrow self-interest among members

It emphasized reasoned argument and discussion, moving beyond self-interest

It limited participation of diverse sections of society

It discouraged open debate among members

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Question 6

Total centralization of power

A balanced arrangement committed to welfare

An authoritarian form of government

A dictatorship

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Question 7

To promote religious homogeneity

To enforce strict conformity to a single ideology

To establish a minimal degree of coordination among society members

To suppress dissenting voices and opinions

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Question 8

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)

Indian National Congress

Communist Party of India

Muslim League

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Question 9

Fundamental identity

Decision-making power allocation

Limitation on government powers

Enabling provisions

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Question 10

Setting religious standards for society

Dictating individual preferences and hobbies

Allocating decision-making power within society

Promoting economic growth and development

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