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Question 1
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What happens if the Rajya Sabha takes no action on a money bill within 14 days?

A
The bill is deemed to have been passed

B
The bill is rejected

C
The bill is sent to the President for approval

D
The bill is sent back to the Lok Sabha for reconsideration

Solution

If the Rajya Sabha takes no action on a money bill within 14 days, the bill is deemed to have been passed.
Question 2
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What distinguishes the powers of the Lok Sabha from the Rajya Sabha?

A
Control over money bills

B
Judicial appointments

C
Foreign policy decisions

D
State representation

Solution

The Lok Sabha has exclusive control over money bills.
Question 3
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Who is responsible for drafting legislation once it is approved by the Cabinet?

A
Members of Parliament

B
The Prime Minister

C
Concerned ministries

D
Legal experts

Solution

The draft of any bill is prepared by the concerned ministry after it is approved by the Cabinet.
Question 4
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How often are elections held for one-third of the Rajya Sabha seats?

A
Every year

B
Every two years

C
Every four years

D
Every six years

Solution

Elections for one-third of the Rajya Sabha seats are held every two years.
Question 5
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What is the term length for members of the Rajya Sabha?

A
2 years

B
4 years

C
5 years

D
6 years

Solution

Members of the Rajya Sabha are elected for a term of six years.
Question 6
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What is the primary purpose of the Lok Sabha?

A
Enacting legislation

B
Protecting State powers

C
Providing social services

D
Managing international relations

Solution

The Lok Sabha is responsible for enacting laws for the country.
Question 7
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Which function is NOT performed by the Parliament?

A
Legislative

B
Financial

C
Judicial

D
Executive

Solution

The executive function is performed by the government, not the Parliament.
Question 8
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Why does the Constitution grant certain powers exclusively to the Lok Sabha?

A
To centralize authority

B
To ensure direct representation by the people

C
To limit legislative oversight

D
To bypass state governments

Solution

The Lok Sabha is directly elected by the people, giving it unique powers.
Question 9
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What influences the decision to introduce a bill in Parliament?

A
Judicial mandates

B
Media coverage

C
Public opinion

D
Executive orders

Solution

Public opinion, among other factors, plays a significant role in the decision to introduce a bill in Parliament.
Question 10
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How does the Rajya Sabha influence a money bill?

A
By approving or suggesting changes

B
By rejecting the bill

C
By sending it back to the Lok Sabha

D
By proposing amendments

Solution

The Rajya Sabha can approve a money bill or suggest changes, but it cannot reject it.

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Question 1

The bill is deemed to have been passed

The bill is rejected

The bill is sent to the President for approval

The bill is sent back to the Lok Sabha for reconsideration

Solution

Question 2

Control over money bills

Judicial appointments

Foreign policy decisions

State representation

Solution

Question 3

Members of Parliament

The Prime Minister

Concerned ministries

Legal experts

Solution

Question 4

Every year

Every two years

Every four years

Every six years

Solution

Question 5

2 years

4 years

5 years

6 years

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Question 6

Enacting legislation

Protecting State powers

Providing social services

Managing international relations

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Question 7

Legislative

Financial

Judicial

Executive

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Question 8

To centralize authority

To ensure direct representation by the people

To limit legislative oversight

To bypass state governments

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Question 9

Judicial mandates

Media coverage

Public opinion

Executive orders

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Question 10

By approving or suggesting changes

By rejecting the bill

By sending it back to the Lok Sabha

By proposing amendments

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