Introduction to Indian Polity and Governance Test 47

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The Constitution of India describes India as a Union of States which means that the

A
States have no right to secede from the federation

B
States have a right to secede from the federation

C
States have been given more powers

D
Centre cannot alter the independent existence of the States
Question 2
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The First Amendment introduced in 1951 added a new Schedule to the Constitution. It is the ________ Schedule.

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Seventh

B
Eighth

C
Ninth

D
Tenth
Question 3
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The expression 'Justice' in the Preamble to the Indian Constitution is used

A
to indicate economic and political justice

B
to indicate social, economic and political justice

C
to indicate equality of status and opportunity

D
in the sense of absolute justice
Question 4
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In a federal system of government powers are divided between the Centre and the States by

A
the Constitution

B
a mutual agreement between the Centre and the States

C
Parliament

D
Supreme Court
Question 5
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A person accused of an offence wants to engage a counsel of his choice for his defence. According to the provisions of the Indian Constitution:

A
he is not entitled as of right to engage a counsel of his choice

B
he can engage only a counsel approved by the court

C
he has a Constitutional right to engage a counsel of his choice

D
he can engage his own counsel but his counsel must be approved by the court
Question 6
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Under the Indian Constitution right to freedom of speech and expression is denied to

A
the civil servants

B
judges of the Supreme Court and High Courts

C
members of the armed forces

D
All the above categories
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In the Republic of India ______________________.

A
the President is supreme as he is the Head of the State, the Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces and all the Executive Power is vested in him

B
Parliament is supreme as it can even amend the Constitution

C
the Supreme Court is supreme as it has the ultimate say in interpreting what the Constitution is

D
the Constitution is supreme as it controls all the three wings, viz. the executive, the legislature and the judiciary
Question 8
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In which part of the Constitution is the State enjoined to establish Panchayati Raj institutions?

A
Directive Principles

B
Fundamental Rights

C
Preamble

D
Seventh Schedule
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Equal pay for equal work for both men and women has been laid down In the Indian Constitution as one of the

A
Fundamental Rights

B
Directive Principles of State Policy

C
Fundamental Duties

D
Guidelines in the Preamble
Question 10
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The Eighth Schedule of the Constitution enumerates the

A
Fundamental Rights

B
Official Languages of India

C
Laws placed beyond the jurisdiction of courts

D
Fundamental Duties

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Question 1

States have no right to secede from the federation

States have a right to secede from the federation

States have been given more powers

Centre cannot alter the independent existence of the States

Question 2

Seventh

Eighth

Ninth

Tenth

Question 3

to indicate economic and political justice

to indicate social, economic and political justice

to indicate equality of status and opportunity

in the sense of absolute justice

Question 4

the Constitution

a mutual agreement between the Centre and the States

Parliament

Supreme Court

Question 5

he is not entitled as of right to engage a counsel of his choice

he can engage only a counsel approved by the court

he has a Constitutional right to engage a counsel of his choice

he can engage his own counsel but his counsel must be approved by the court

Question 6

the civil servants

judges of the Supreme Court and High Courts

members of the armed forces

All the above categories

Question 7

the President is supreme as he is the Head of the State, the Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces and all the Executive Power is vested in him

Parliament is supreme as it can even amend the Constitution

the Supreme Court is supreme as it has the ultimate say in interpreting what the Constitution is

the Constitution is supreme as it controls all the three wings, viz. the executive, the legislature and the judiciary

Question 8

Directive Principles

Fundamental Rights

Preamble

Seventh Schedule

Question 9

Fundamental Rights

Directive Principles of State Policy

Fundamental Duties

Guidelines in the Preamble

Question 10

Fundamental Rights

Official Languages of India

Laws placed beyond the jurisdiction of courts

Fundamental Duties

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