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Question 1
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What is the primary purpose of parliamentary privilege?

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To grant immunity to legislators

B
To limit legislative powers

C
To protect the authority of the executive

D
To restrict freedom of speech

Solution

Parliamentary privilege ensures that members of the legislature can speak freely without fear of legal repercussions.
Question 2
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What is the purpose of parliamentary standing committees?

A
To oversee government departments

B
To manage legislative proceedings

C
To appoint government officials

D
To enforce parliamentary rules

Solution

Parliamentary standing committees supervise the work of various government departments.
Question 3
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Who nominates the twelve members of the Rajya Sabha?

A
The Prime Minister

B
The President

C
The Chief Justice of India

D
The Speaker of Lok Sabha

Solution

The President nominates twelve members to the Rajya Sabha.
Question 4
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Why do countries prefer bicameral legislatures?

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To centralize power in the executive

B
To reduce representation for smaller states

C
To ensure regional and demographic representation

D
To streamline decision-making processes

Solution

Bicameral legislatures allow for representation from different regions and demographics within a country.
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What role does the no-confidence motion play in ensuring executive accountability?

A
It removes the Prime Minister from office

B
It forces the government to resign if it loses majority support

C
It allows the President to dissolve Parliament

D
It suspends legislative proceedings

Solution

A successful no-confidence motion can lead to the resignation of the government if it loses majority support in the House.
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What is the main difference between a money bill and a non-money bill?

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Money bills require approval from both Houses, while non-money bills require approval from only one House.

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Money bills deal with financial matters, while non-money bills cover other legislative topics.

C
Money bills can only be introduced by ministers, while non-money bills can be introduced by any member of Parliament.

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Money bills are subject to judicial review, while non-money bills are not.

Solution

Money bills specifically deal with financial matters such as taxation, borrowing, expenditure, etc., while non-money bills cover a wide range of legislative topics.
Question 7
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How are constitutional amendments approved?

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By a simple majority in the Parliament

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By a special majority of both Houses

C
By presidential decree

D
By popular referendum

Solution

Constitutional amendments require approval by a special majority in both Houses of Parliament.
Question 8
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How does the Parliament exercise control over the executive during the law-making process?

A
Through direct executive oversight

B
By approving or refusing laws

C
By judicial review

D
By issuing executive orders

Solution

Parliament exercises control over the executive by approving or refusing to pass laws proposed by the government.
Question 9
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How are members of the Rajya Sabha elected?

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Directly by the people

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Indirectly by State Legislative Assembly members

C
By nominated members of the Lok Sabha

D
By electoral college vote

Solution

Members of the Rajya Sabha are elected by the members of the State Legislative Assembly.
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What is the primary function of the legislature?

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Ensuring executive dominance

B
Upholding democratic principles

C
Exercising judicial powers

D
Managing financial resources

Solution

The legislature serves as the center of all democratic political processes and is vital for representative democracy.

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Question 1

To grant immunity to legislators

To limit legislative powers

To protect the authority of the executive

To restrict freedom of speech

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Question 2

To oversee government departments

To manage legislative proceedings

To appoint government officials

To enforce parliamentary rules

Solution

Question 3

The Prime Minister

The President

The Chief Justice of India

The Speaker of Lok Sabha

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Question 4

To centralize power in the executive

To reduce representation for smaller states

To ensure regional and demographic representation

To streamline decision-making processes

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Question 5

It removes the Prime Minister from office

It forces the government to resign if it loses majority support

It allows the President to dissolve Parliament

It suspends legislative proceedings

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Question 6

Money bills require approval from both Houses, while non-money bills require approval from only one House.

Money bills deal with financial matters, while non-money bills cover other legislative topics.

Money bills can only be introduced by ministers, while non-money bills can be introduced by any member of Parliament.

Money bills are subject to judicial review, while non-money bills are not.

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Question 7

By a simple majority in the Parliament

By a special majority of both Houses

By presidential decree

By popular referendum

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Question 8

Through direct executive oversight

By approving or refusing laws

By judicial review

By issuing executive orders

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Question 9

Directly by the people

Indirectly by State Legislative Assembly members

By nominated members of the Lok Sabha

By electoral college vote

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Question 10

Ensuring executive dominance

Upholding democratic principles

Exercising judicial powers

Managing financial resources

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