The Constitution of India Test

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The Constitution of India Test - 6

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Which of the following is not true about federalism in India?

A
There are two levels of government - government at state level and at the centre level.

B
The Constitution contains lists that detail the issues that each tier of government can make laws on.

C
The states are not merely agents of the federal government.

D
State government makes laws for private institutions and organizations; Central government makes laws for public organizations.
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Which of the following represents secularism?

A
A state where all the religions are officially promoted

B
A state where no religion is propagated.

C
A state where no religion is officially promoted as the state religion.

D
A state where religion of majority class is promoted officially.

Solution

Secularism represents that a state where no religion is officially promoted as the state religion and equal treatment is give to every religion.

Question 3

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Match of the following.

(i) Right to Freedom	(a) Prohibiting human trafficking
(ii) Right against Exploitation	(b) Practicing any profession occupation or business
(iii) Right to Equality	(c) No discrimination on the basis of caste
(iv) Cultural and Educational Right	(d) Freedom to set up educational institutions

I - (a), II - (c), III - (d), IV - (b)

I - (b), II - (a), III - (c), IV - (d)

I - (c), II - (a), III - (b), IV - (d)

I - (b), II - (c), III - (a), IV - (d)

Solution

Right to freedom means practicing any profession occupation or puniness.
Right against exploitation means prohibiting human trafficking.
Right to equality means no dissemination on basis of caste.
Cultural & Educational right means freedom to sat up education institutions.

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Which of the following has been referred to as `conscience` of the Indian Constitution?

A
Chapter of fundamental duties

B
Chapter of universal adult suffrage

C
Chapter of directive principles of state policy

D
Chapter of fundamental rights

Solution

Chapter of fundamental rights is referred as `conscious` of Indian constitution.
Question 5
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The chapter on directive principles of state policy was designed to

A
Ensure political stability

B
Ensure social and economic reforms

C
Ensure the laws of state

D
Ensure the freedom of judiciary

Solution

The chapter on directive principles of state policy was designed to ensue social & economic reforms.
Question 6
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Which of the following would help encouraging a democratic mindset and break the clutches of traditional caste, class and gender hierarchies?

A
Free and compulsory education to all

B
Universal adult suffrage

C
Participation in social activities

D
Awareness about fundamental rights

Solution

For universal adults suffrage and that this would help encourage a democratic mined set and break the clutches of tractitional caste, class and gender hierarchies.
Question 7
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Which of the following ensures that Indian Government is a parliamentary form of government?
(I) Besides the central and the state governments, there is the third tier of government, i.e the Panchayati Raj.
(II) Every citizen of the country, irrespective of his/her social background, can contest in elections.
(III) The executive is accountable to the legislature.

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Only I

B
Only II

C
I and II

D
II and III

Solution

Energy either of the country irrespective of his 1 hr locial background, can contest in electrons & as well as the executive have their crucial soles to the legislature.
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Which of the following ways is adopted to prevent the misuse of power by any organ of the state?

A
There is a special committee under legislature that restricts the powers of different organs of the state.

B
Judiciary plays an important role in preventing the misuse of power by any organ the state.

C
Each organ of the state acts as a check on the other organs and this ensures the balance of power.

D
The activities of each organ are fixed. Therefore, there is no chance for the misuse of power by any organ of the state.

Solution

When the balance of power is ensured by each and every organ when each organ of the state act as a check on the other organ. In this way the misuse can be presented.
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Which of the following defines the executive?

A
A group of people responsible for making laws

B
A group of people who contribute in judicial system

C
A group of people who elect their own representatives

D
A group of people who are responsible for implementing laws and running the government

Solution

The exclusive is defined by the particular group of people who take the responsibility to implement times and sunning the government & regulations.
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Which of the following correctly defines the word 'state'?

A
Government at the state level

B
Government at the central level

C
Political institution that represents sovereign people who occupy a definite territory

D
A particular area that has its own government

Solution

The `State` is being defined by the political authorities/institution that home the responsibility to up present sovereign people who occupy a particular or definite territory.

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Question 1

There are two levels of government - government at state level and at the centre level.

The Constitution contains lists that detail the issues that each tier of government can make laws on.

The states are not merely agents of the federal government.

State government makes laws for private institutions and organizations; Central government makes laws for public organizations.

Question 2

A state where all the religions are officially promoted

A state where no religion is propagated.

A state where no religion is officially promoted as the state religion.

A state where religion of majority class is promoted officially.

Solution

Question 3

I - (a), II - (c), III - (d), IV - (b)

I - (b), II - (a), III - (c), IV - (d)

I - (c), II - (a), III - (b), IV - (d)

I - (b), II - (c), III - (a), IV - (d)

Solution

Question 4

Chapter of fundamental duties

Chapter of universal adult suffrage

Chapter of directive principles of state policy

Chapter of fundamental rights

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Question 5

Ensure political stability

Ensure social and economic reforms

Ensure the laws of state

Ensure the freedom of judiciary

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Question 6

Free and compulsory education to all

Universal adult suffrage

Participation in social activities

Awareness about fundamental rights

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Question 7

Only I

Only II

I and II

II and III

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Question 8

There is a special committee under legislature that restricts the powers of different organs of the state.

Judiciary plays an important role in preventing the misuse of power by any organ the state.

Each organ of the state acts as a check on the other organs and this ensures the balance of power.

The activities of each organ are fixed. Therefore, there is no chance for the misuse of power by any organ of the state.

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Question 9

A group of people responsible for making laws

A group of people who contribute in judicial system

A group of people who elect their own representatives

A group of people who are responsible for implementing laws and running the government

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Question 10

Government at the state level

Government at the central level

Political institution that represents sovereign people who occupy a definite territory

A particular area that has its own government

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