Introduction to Indian Polity and Governance Test 37

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Question 1
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Which of the following statements is not true?

A
No Law made by a state legislature shall be treated as unconstitutional if it incidentally touches upon the jurisdiction under List I or List II

B
The legislature of a State cannot make a Law to regulate water

C
The Law made by Parliament under Article-357 for a State continues its application after the expiry of President's Rule

D
Parliament has full power to make Law on a residuary matter
Question 2
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The members of the Constituent Assembly were _________________.

A
Elected by Provincial Assemblies

B
Only representatives of the princely states.

C
Elected directly by people.

D
Nominated by the government.
Question 3
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The vesting of 'residuary' power in the central government by the Constitution of India indicates

A
that India is a federal polity

B
that India is neither federal nor unitary

C
that India is quasi federal

D
unitary character of Indian polity
Question 4
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In the Constitution of India, the word 'Federal' is used in

A
the Preamble

B
Part III

C
Article 368

D
Nowhere
Question 5
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Match the following:
A. Arunachal Pradesh 1. 22nd State
B. Goa 2. 23rd State
C. Mizoram 3. 24th State
D. Sikkim 4. 25th State
A B C D

A
1 3 4 2

B
3 4 2 1

C
2 1 4 3

D
4 3 1 2
Question 6
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The fourth pillar of democracy is ________________.

A
the president

B
the prime Minister

C
the press

D
the parliament
Question 7
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Which State Government has declared 'Dailong Village' as a biodiversity heritage site ?

A
Uttar Pradesh

B
Haryana

C
Madhya Pradesh

D
Manipur
Question 8
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The cabinet system of Government India is based upon the cabinet system prevailing in ______________.

A
the United Kingdom

B
the United States

C
Canada

D
Japan

Solution

In India, in a Parliamentary form of government, the Council of Ministers is collectively responsible to the lower house of the Parliament. The Cabinet has four major functions; to approve all the proposals for the legislative enactment of Government policy, to recommend all major appointments, to settle interdepartmental disputes to coordinate the various activities of the Government and oversee the execution of its policies. This system is based upon the the cabinet system prevailing in the United Kingdom.
Question 9
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Which organization had proposed first to constitute the Constitution Assembly to form the Indian Constitution?

A
Swaraj Party in 1928

B
Indian National Congress in 1936

C
Muslim League in 1942

D
By all parties convention in 1946
Question 10
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The Rajya Sabha, which is the Upper House of Parliament, has a maximum strength of _______________.

A
$$250$$ members

B
$$225$$ members

C
$$330$$ members

D
$$350$$ members

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Introduction to Indian Polity and Governance Test 37

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Question 1

No Law made by a state legislature shall be treated as unconstitutional if it incidentally touches upon the jurisdiction under List I or List II

The legislature of a State cannot make a Law to regulate water

The Law made by Parliament under Article-357 for a State continues its application after the expiry of President's Rule

Parliament has full power to make Law on a residuary matter

Question 2

Elected by Provincial Assemblies

Only representatives of the princely states.

Elected directly by people.

Nominated by the government.

Question 3

that India is a federal polity

that India is neither federal nor unitary

that India is quasi federal

unitary character of Indian polity

Question 4

the Preamble

Part III

Article 368

Nowhere

Question 5

1 3 4 2

3 4 2 1

2 1 4 3

4 3 1 2

Question 6

the president

the prime Minister

the press

the parliament

Question 7

Uttar Pradesh

Haryana

Madhya Pradesh

Manipur

Question 8

the United Kingdom

the United States

Canada

Japan

Solution

Question 9

Swaraj Party in 1928

Indian National Congress in 1936

Muslim League in 1942

By all parties convention in 1946

Question 10

$$250$$ members

$$225$$ members

$$330$$ members

$$350$$ members

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