Indian Constitution and Fundamental Concepts Test 89

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Indian Constitution and Fundamental Concepts Test 89

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Question 1
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The Special Officer for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes is appointed by the

A
Prime Minister

B
President

C
Law Minister

D
Vice-President
Question 2
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Which of the following is NOT a Consumer Right as per the Consumer Protection Act 1986?

A
Right to consumer education

B
Right to seek redressal

C
Right to safety

D
Right to be informed

E
Right to negotiate
Question 3
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The Chief Minister remains in power as along as he enjoys the confidence of the

A
Prime Minister

B
Governor

C
State Legislative Assembly

D
People of the State
Question 4
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The Chief Minister of the National Capital Territory of Delhi shall be appointed/elected by the

A
President

B
Lieutenant Governor

C
Delhi Assembly

D
Chief Administrator

Solution

69th constitutional amendment added article 239aa in the constitution, which gives power to the President of India to appoint the Chief Minister of the National Capital Territory of Delhi. ARTICLE 239aa- Delhi is a union territory which is made National Capital Territory of Delhi. There shall be a legislative assembly for the National Capital Territory of Delhi. CM and Council of ministers will be appointed by the President.
Question 5
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The Governor holds office for _________ years from the date of assumption of office.

A
five

B
four

C
six

D
three

Solution

The Governor shall hold office during the pleasure of the President, and The Governor may, by writing under his hand addressed to the President, resign his office, Subject to the foregoing provisions of this article, a Governor shall hold for a term of five years from the date on which he enters upon his office.
Question 6
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The basic difference between the Indian President and the British Monarch is

A
A British Monarch can be questioned by the House of Lords, whereas the Indian President is not answerable to any court.

B
The British Monarch IS forbidden from foreign travel whereas the Parliament is in session no such restriction ever applies to the Indian President.

C
There is no age bar to the Indian President for holding the office whereas the British Monarch .automatically steps down on his attaining the age of 75 installing the Crown Prince as Monarch.

D
The Indian President is elected every five years whereas the British Crown is hereditary and not elective.
Question 7
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The Governor is the _________ of the Universities in the State.

A
Chancellor

B
Pro-Chancellor

C
Vice-Chancellor

D
Chief Executive

Solution

The Governer acts as Chancellor of the universities of the state; it is an executive power of governer under article 161 of the Indian constitution. Article 161 talks about the power of the Governor to grant pardons and many other powers.
Question 8
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The legal adviser to a State Government is known as the

A
Advocate General

B
Attorney General

C
Solicitor General

D
Public Prosecutor

Solution

Article 165 of the Indian Constitution defines that the legal adviser to a State Government is known as the Advocate General, regarded as the highest law officer in the state.
Question 9
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During the temporary absence of a Governor the ________ is appointed to officiate as Governor.

A
Chief Sectetary

B
Speaker of the State Assembly

C
Chairman of the State Legislative Council

D
Chief Justice of the State High Court
Question 10
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A State Governor has

A
diplomatic powers

B
military powers

C
emergency powers

D
no diplomatic or military or emergency powers

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Indian Constitution and Fundamental Concepts Test 89

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Question 1

Prime Minister

President

Law Minister

Vice-President

Question 2

Right to consumer education

Right to seek redressal

Right to safety

Right to be informed

Right to negotiate

Question 3

Prime Minister

Governor

State Legislative Assembly

People of the State

Question 4

President

Lieutenant Governor

Delhi Assembly

Chief Administrator

Solution

Question 5

five

four

six

three

Solution

Question 6

A British Monarch can be questioned by the House of Lords, whereas the Indian President is not answerable to any court.

The British Monarch IS forbidden from foreign travel whereas the Parliament is in session no such restriction ever applies to the Indian President.

There is no age bar to the Indian President for holding the office whereas the British Monarch .automatically steps down on his attaining the age of 75 installing the Crown Prince as Monarch.

The Indian President is elected every five years whereas the British Crown is hereditary and not elective.

Question 7

Chancellor

Pro-Chancellor

Vice-Chancellor

Chief Executive

Solution

Question 8

Advocate General

Attorney General

Solicitor General

Public Prosecutor

Solution

Question 9

Chief Sectetary

Speaker of the State Assembly

Chairman of the State Legislative Council

Chief Justice of the State High Court

Question 10

diplomatic powers

military powers

emergency powers

no diplomatic or military or emergency powers

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