INDIAN POLITY TOP 25 questions
The members of constituent Assembly were-
a. Elected by the provincial assemblies b. Nominated by the government c. Elected directly by the people d. Only representatives of princely states
Ans. a. Elected by the provincial assemblies.
2. Regarding India' s Constitution, we may say it is-
a. More rigid than flexible b. Very rigid c. More flexible than rigid d. Very flexible
Ans. c. More flexible than rigid.
3. Which part of the Constitution reflects the mind and ideals of the farmers?-
a. Fundamental Rights b. Directive Principles c. Preamble d. Emergency Provisions
Ans. c. Preamble
4. To produce the Constitution the constituent Assembly took-
a. 2 years 11 months and 17 days b. 3 years 10 months and 10 days c. 4 years 11 months and 11 days d. 5 years 5 months and 10 days
Ans. a. 2 years 11 months and 17 days
5. Sikkim become a new state in the Union by which Amendment Act?-
a. 32nd Amendment Act, 1974 b. 35th Amendment Act, 1975 c. 36th Amendment Act, 1975 d. 37th Amendment Act,1975
Ans. c. 36th Amendment Act, 1975
6. The preventive Detention Act has a restraining effect on which of the following Fundamental Rights?-
a. Right to Equality b. Right to Freedom c. Right to Religion d. Right to Constitutional Remedies
Ans. b. Right to Freedom
7. How can the Parliament amend or modify any of the Fundamental Rights given in the Constitution?-
a. Parliament can do so only after a referendum b. Parliament can amend them by special majority c. Parliament didn't have the power to amend or modify d. Only the president can issue directions to amend them
Ans. b. Parliament can amend them by special majority
8. In which case did the Supreme Court declare that a Constituent Assembly should be convened to amend the Fundamental Rights?-
a. Gopalan case b. Golak Nath vs State of Punjabi c. Kesavananda Bharati case d. None of these
Ans. b. Golak Nath vs State of Punjab
9. The Fundamental Duties were added to the Indian Constitution-
a. To make the fundamental rights more effective b. To accord priority to the directive principles over fundamental rights c. To check anti-national, subversive and unconstitutional agitations d. All of these
Ans. c. To check anti-national, subversive and unconstitutional agitations
10. Which of the following is not include in the list of Fundamental Duties (Art. 51 A)in the Constitution?-
a. To safeguard public property and to abjure violence b. Secularism c. To uphold and protect the sovereignty, unity and integrity of India d. To abide by the Constitution and respect its ideals
Ans. b. Secularism
11. When were the Fundamental Duties incorporated in the Constitution?-
a. 1975 b. 1976 c. 1977 d. 1978
Ans. b. 1976
12. Which of the following is not the requisite qualification for a candidate to be eligible for election as the president of India?-
a. Not less than 35 years of age b. Must not hold office of profit c. Must be eligible to become a member of Lok Sabha d. Must be a member of either House of Parliament
Ans. c. Must be eligible to become a member of Lok Sabha
13. Who are not the members of the electoral college electing the president?-
a. Elected members of Rajya Sab b. Elected members of state Assemblies c. Members of the Assemblies of Union Territories d. Elected members of Lok Sabha
Ans. c. Members of the Assemblies of Union Territories
14. How long can a Presidential Ordinance remain in force?-
a. 3 months b. 2months c. Till the President revokes it d. 6 monthsn
Ans. d. 6 months
15. A case of dispute in the presidential election is referred to-
a. Chief Election Commissioner b. Supreme Court c. Parliament d. None of these
Ans. b. Supreme Court
16. Proclamation of emergency must be submitted to the parliament for approval within-
a. 1 month b. 2 months c. 6 months d. 1 year
Ans. a. 1 month
17. In case the office of President falls vacant, fresh elections to fill up the post must be held within-
a. 60 days b. 6 months c. 1 year d. Such period as may be determined by Parliament
Ans. b. 6 months
18. When a Bill is presented to the President, he-
a. may send it back for reconsideration b. may refuse to sign it c. may change certain clauses of the Bill d. has to sign it ultimately
Ans. a. may send it back for reconsideration
19. On the death of the President, the Vice-President succeeds him as President for-
a. The remaining period of the term b. A maximum period of 6 months c. A maximum period of 1year d. A maximum period of 3 years
Ans. b. A maximum period of 6 months
20. To whom are the Minister individually responsible?-
a. The President b. The Prime Minister c. The Lok Sabha d. The people
Ans. a. The president
21. If the Auditor-General wants to resign, to whom he addresses his letter of resignation?-
a. The President b. The prime Minister c. Speaker of Lok Sabha d. None of these
Ans. a. The president
22. Our parliamentary system is based on-
a. Proportional representation b. Male franchise c. Universal adult franchise d. None of these
Ans. Universal adult franchise.
23. The sole power to control the expenditure of the Government rests with-
a. The Parliament b. The prime Minister c. The Lok Sabha d. The Finance Minister
Ans. a . The Parliament
24. The term of Lok Sabha may be extended by -
a.1 year only b. 5 years c.1 year at a time d.6 months
Ans. c. 1year at a time
25. On which one of the following points a Money Bill and a finance bill differ?
a. A finance bill is only an ordinary bill b. A finance bill can be introduced in the Rajya Sabha c. A finance bill can be effectively rejected by the Rajya Sabha whereas a money bill cannot d. There is no difference
Ans. c. A finance bill can be effectively rejected by the Rajya Sabha whereas a money bill cannot
a. Elected by the provincial assemblies b. Nominated by the government c. Elected directly by the people d. Only representatives of princely states
Ans. a. Elected by the provincial assemblies.
2. Regarding India' s Constitution, we may say it is-
a. More rigid than flexible b. Very rigid c. More flexible than rigid d. Very flexible
Ans. c. More flexible than rigid.
3. Which part of the Constitution reflects the mind and ideals of the farmers?-
a. Fundamental Rights b. Directive Principles c. Preamble d. Emergency Provisions
Ans. c. Preamble
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a. 2 years 11 months and 17 days b. 3 years 10 months and 10 days c. 4 years 11 months and 11 days d. 5 years 5 months and 10 days
Ans. a. 2 years 11 months and 17 days
5. Sikkim become a new state in the Union by which Amendment Act?-
a. 32nd Amendment Act, 1974 b. 35th Amendment Act, 1975 c. 36th Amendment Act, 1975 d. 37th Amendment Act,1975
Ans. c. 36th Amendment Act, 1975
6. The preventive Detention Act has a restraining effect on which of the following Fundamental Rights?-
a. Right to Equality b. Right to Freedom c. Right to Religion d. Right to Constitutional Remedies
Ans. b. Right to Freedom
7. How can the Parliament amend or modify any of the Fundamental Rights given in the Constitution?-
a. Parliament can do so only after a referendum b. Parliament can amend them by special majority c. Parliament didn't have the power to amend or modify d. Only the president can issue directions to amend them
Ans. b. Parliament can amend them by special majority
8. In which case did the Supreme Court declare that a Constituent Assembly should be convened to amend the Fundamental Rights?-
a. Gopalan case b. Golak Nath vs State of Punjabi c. Kesavananda Bharati case d. None of these
Ans. b. Golak Nath vs State of Punjab
9. The Fundamental Duties were added to the Indian Constitution-
a. To make the fundamental rights more effective b. To accord priority to the directive principles over fundamental rights c. To check anti-national, subversive and unconstitutional agitations d. All of these
Ans. c. To check anti-national, subversive and unconstitutional agitations
10. Which of the following is not include in the list of Fundamental Duties (Art. 51 A)in the Constitution?-
a. To safeguard public property and to abjure violence b. Secularism c. To uphold and protect the sovereignty, unity and integrity of India d. To abide by the Constitution and respect its ideals
Ans. b. Secularism
11. When were the Fundamental Duties incorporated in the Constitution?-
a. 1975 b. 1976 c. 1977 d. 1978
Ans. b. 1976
12. Which of the following is not the requisite qualification for a candidate to be eligible for election as the president of India?-
a. Not less than 35 years of age b. Must not hold office of profit c. Must be eligible to become a member of Lok Sabha d. Must be a member of either House of Parliament
Ans. c. Must be eligible to become a member of Lok Sabha
13. Who are not the members of the electoral college electing the president?-
a. Elected members of Rajya Sab b. Elected members of state Assemblies c. Members of the Assemblies of Union Territories d. Elected members of Lok Sabha
Ans. c. Members of the Assemblies of Union Territories
14. How long can a Presidential Ordinance remain in force?-
a. 3 months b. 2months c. Till the President revokes it d. 6 monthsn
Ans. d. 6 months
15. A case of dispute in the presidential election is referred to-
a. Chief Election Commissioner b. Supreme Court c. Parliament d. None of these
Ans. b. Supreme Court
16. Proclamation of emergency must be submitted to the parliament for approval within-
a. 1 month b. 2 months c. 6 months d. 1 year
Ans. a. 1 month
17. In case the office of President falls vacant, fresh elections to fill up the post must be held within-
a. 60 days b. 6 months c. 1 year d. Such period as may be determined by Parliament
Ans. b. 6 months
18. When a Bill is presented to the President, he-
a. may send it back for reconsideration b. may refuse to sign it c. may change certain clauses of the Bill d. has to sign it ultimately
Ans. a. may send it back for reconsideration
19. On the death of the President, the Vice-President succeeds him as President for-
a. The remaining period of the term b. A maximum period of 6 months c. A maximum period of 1year d. A maximum period of 3 years
Ans. b. A maximum period of 6 months
20. To whom are the Minister individually responsible?-
a. The President b. The Prime Minister c. The Lok Sabha d. The people
Ans. a. The president
21. If the Auditor-General wants to resign, to whom he addresses his letter of resignation?-
a. The President b. The prime Minister c. Speaker of Lok Sabha d. None of these
Ans. a. The president
22. Our parliamentary system is based on-
a. Proportional representation b. Male franchise c. Universal adult franchise d. None of these
Ans. Universal adult franchise.
23. The sole power to control the expenditure of the Government rests with-
a. The Parliament b. The prime Minister c. The Lok Sabha d. The Finance Minister
Ans. a . The Parliament
24. The term of Lok Sabha may be extended by -
a.1 year only b. 5 years c.1 year at a time d.6 months
Ans. c. 1year at a time
25. On which one of the following points a Money Bill and a finance bill differ?
a. A finance bill is only an ordinary bill b. A finance bill can be introduced in the Rajya Sabha c. A finance bill can be effectively rejected by the Rajya Sabha whereas a money bill cannot d. There is no difference
Ans. c. A finance bill can be effectively rejected by the Rajya Sabha whereas a money bill cannot
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