Constitution: Why and How Test

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Which subject was NOT a topic of debate in the Constituent Assembly?

A
Centralized vs. decentralized system of government

B
Relations between States and the center

C
Protection of property rights

D
Imposition of martial law

Solution

Imposition of martial law was not a topic of debate in the Constituent Assembly.
Question 2
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Which resolution encapsulated the aspirations behind the Constitution?

A
The Independence Resolution

B
The Partition Resolution

C
The Objectives Resolution

D
The Sovereignty Resolution

Solution

The Objectives Resolution encapsulated the aspirations behind the Constitution.
Question 3
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What is the significance of a constitution in expressing the fundamental identity of a people?

A
It dictates individual aspirations and goals

B
It sets limitations on religious practices

C
It establishes the basic norms for governance

D
It defines overarching frameworks for societal values

Solution

A constitution expresses the fundamental identity of a people by setting authoritative constraints and defining fundamental values within which society operates.
Question 4
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What was the duration of the Constituent Assembly's proceedings?

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One year and six months

B
One hundred and sixty-six days

C
Two years and eleven months

D
Six months

Solution

The Constituent Assembly met for two years and eleven months.
Question 5
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What is one way in which a constitution limits the power of government?

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By allowing unrestricted surveillance of citizens

B
By enforcing censorship of media and speech

C
By protecting fundamental rights and liberties

D
By granting absolute authority to government officials

Solution

A constitution limits the power of government by protecting the rights and liberties of citizens from government overreach.
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What role do enabling provisions play in a constitution?

A
They restrict government powers

B
They allocate decision-making authority

C
They provide resources for religious institutions

D
They empower the government to pursue societal goals

Solution

Enabling provisions in a constitution give the government the authority and resources to pursue societal goals and address various social issues.
Question 7
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What role did the nationalist movement play in shaping the Constitution's principles?

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It provided no influence on the principles

B
It established a background consensus on key principles

C
It directly drafted the Constitution

D
It opposed the Constitution's principles

Solution

The nationalist movement established a background consensus on key principles.
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What is the main purpose of basic rules established by a constitution?

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To promote conflict and discord within society

B
To ensure complete freedom for individuals

C
To provide a minimal degree of coordination among society members

D
To enforce strict conformity to a single ideology

Solution

Basic rules established by a constitution help maintain order and coordination within society.
Question 9
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What does it mean for a constitution to be described as a "living document"?

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It implies unlimited changes to its provisions

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It indicates stability and predictability

C
It suggests a balance between adaptability and stability

D
It signifies outdated and irrelevant content

Solution

Describing a constitution as a "living document" suggests a balance between adaptability to changing circumstances and maintaining stability.
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How did the makers view the adoption of provisions from other countries?

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They considered it unnecessary and avoided it

B
They viewed it as slavish imitation

C
They were open to borrowing but adapted ideas to Indian context

D
They rejected external influence

Solution

The makers were open to borrowing but adapted ideas to the Indian context.

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Question 1

Centralized vs. decentralized system of government

Relations between States and the center

Protection of property rights

Imposition of martial law

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Question 2

The Independence Resolution

The Partition Resolution

The Objectives Resolution

The Sovereignty Resolution

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Question 3

It dictates individual aspirations and goals

It sets limitations on religious practices

It establishes the basic norms for governance

It defines overarching frameworks for societal values

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Question 4

One year and six months

One hundred and sixty-six days

Two years and eleven months

Six months

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Question 5

By allowing unrestricted surveillance of citizens

By enforcing censorship of media and speech

By protecting fundamental rights and liberties

By granting absolute authority to government officials

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Question 6

They restrict government powers

They allocate decision-making authority

They provide resources for religious institutions

They empower the government to pursue societal goals

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Question 7

It provided no influence on the principles

It established a background consensus on key principles

It directly drafted the Constitution

It opposed the Constitution's principles

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Question 8

To promote conflict and discord within society

To ensure complete freedom for individuals

To provide a minimal degree of coordination among society members

To enforce strict conformity to a single ideology

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Question 9

It implies unlimited changes to its provisions

It indicates stability and predictability

It suggests a balance between adaptability and stability

It signifies outdated and irrelevant content

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Question 10

They considered it unnecessary and avoided it

They viewed it as slavish imitation

They were open to borrowing but adapted ideas to Indian context

They rejected external influence

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