Polity part -2
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Overview
In this page we have added some important MCq which is based on Polity. We know how important it is for the competitive exams. We have added here some selected questions that had come in the previous exams. For your reference, we added the PDF which is also available for free to every reader.
Importance
Political science is a part of social science. Sociology is the study and analysis of individuals and social systems. Political science also provides analysis of the state, the system of government, the functioning of the state and government, the problems of the state, the relationship between the state and the individual, etc
Plagiarism
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MCQ
1. Constituent Assembly which framed India’s Constitution
was set up by:
(a) Indian Independence Act
(b) Government of India Act, 1935
(c) Cabinet Mission Plan - 1946
(d) Queen’s Proclamation
Ans: c
2. ______________ headed the Drafting Committee of the
Constitution?
(a) Sachchidanand Sinha (b) B.N. Rao (c) Jawaharlal Nehru
(d) B.R. Ambedkar
Ans: d
3. _________ is borrowed from the Weimar Constitution of
Germany by the Indian Constitution
(a) A federation with a strong centre (b) System of
presidential elections
(c) Directive Principles of State Policy. (d) Suspension of
fundamental rights during Emergency
Ans: d
4. Preamble borrows the ideals of “liberty, equality and
fraternity from:
(a) Russian Revolution (b) Irish Revolution (c) French
Revolution (d) American Constitution
Ans: c
5. Preamble enshrines ideals spelt out in:
(a) Speech by Nehru on the banks of Ravi calling for Purna
Swaraj.
(b) Nehru Report
(c) Resolution adopted at the Karachi session of the
Congress Party
(d) Objectives Resolution of the Constituent Assembly
Ans: d
6. States Reorganisation Act created ___ states and ___
Union Territories.
(a) 14; 7 (c) 15; 7
(b) 14; 6 (d) 15; 6
Ans: b
7. The Constitution bestows ____ citizenship on Indian
citizens.
(a) Single (c) Federal
(b) Dual (d) Three
Ans: a
8. Pravasi Bharatiya Diwas coincides with:
(a) Gandhiji’s becoming a lawyer in South Africa
(b) Gandhiji’s return from South Africa
(c) Beginning of civil disobedience movement
(d) India’s proclamation as a republic
Ans: b
9. Which portfolio was held by Dr. Rajendra Prasad in the
Interim Government formed in the year 1946?
(a) Defence
(b) External Affairs and Commonwealth Relations
(c) Food and Agriculture
(d) None
Ans: c
10. Which of the following is correctly matched?
(a) 1909 Act - Principle of election
(b) 1919 Act - Provincial autonomy
(c) 1935 Act - Dyarchy in states
(d) 1947 Act -
Responsible government
Ans: d
11. Statutory recognition to the portfolio system was
accorded by:
(a) Indian Councils Act of 1892 (b) Indian Councils Act of
1871
(c) Indian Councils Act of 1861 (d) Indian Councils Act of
1882
Ans: c
12. Which act provided for direct control of Indian affairs
by the British Government?
(a) Charter Act of 1858 (b) Regulating Act of 1773 (c) Pitts
India Act of 1784 (d) Charter Act of l833
Ans: c
13. Which one of the following pairs is correctly matched?
(a) 1919 Act - Dyarchy at the Centre
(b) 1861 Act - Portfolio system
(c) 1935 Act - Bicameralism
(d) 1853 Act - Governor-General of India
Ans: b
14. The Constituent Assembly, which framed the Indian
Constitution, was set up in
(a) 1945 (b) 1946
(c) 1947 (d) 1949
Ans: d
15. Which one of the following pairs is not correctly
matched?
(a) States Reorganization: Andhra Pradesh Act
(b) Treaty of Yandabu : Assam
(c) State of Bilaspur : Himachal Pradesh
(d) Year 1966: Gujarat becomes a state
Ans: d
16. Constitutional government stand for
(a) Limited government
(b) A government limited by the desires and capacities of
those who exercise power.
(c) A government run according to general laws known to the
people
(d) A government run by people’s representatives.
Ans: a
17. Which items is wrongly matched?
(a) December 9, 1947 Constituent Assembly’s First meeting
(b) November 26, 1949
the people of India adopted, enacted and gave
to themselves the Constitution
(c) January 24, 1950
The Constitution was signed by the members of the Constituent Assembly
(d) January 26, 1950 the date of commencement of the
Constitution
Ans: a
18. Which features and source are WRONGLY matched?
(a) Judicial review - British practice
(b) Concurrent List - Australian Constitution
(c) Directive Principles - Irish Constitution
(d) Fundamental Rights - US Constitution
Ans: a
19. Which one among the following has the power to regulate
the right of citizenship in India?
(a) The Union Cabinet (b) The Parliament (c) the Supreme
Court (d) the Law Commission
Ans: b
20. What is extradition?
(a) Delivering a national of another country for the trial
of offences
(b) To block the trade of other countries with a particular
country
(c) Forcing a person
to leave the country of which he is a citizen
(d) To force foreign national to leave the country
Ans: a
21. “Referendum” has an integral relationship with
(a) Indirect democracy
(b) Limited monarchy
(c) Direct democracy
(d) People’s courts
Ans: c
22. Which of the following statements best describe in systems
of liberal democracy?
(a) Liberal democratic political systems only occur in highly
industrialized societies.
(b) The same political party holds power continuously in
liberal democratic regimes.
(c) Liberal democratic governments prevent their citizens
from travelling abroad.
(d) Liberal democratic governments protect basic civil liberties.
Ans: d
23. The mention of the word ‘justice’ in the preamble to the
constitution of India expresses
(a) Social, political and religious justice
(b) Social, economic and cultural justice
(c) Social, economic and political justice
(d) Economic and political justice
Ans: c
24. In which case the Supreme Court evolved the concept of ‘Basic
Structure of Constitution’?
(a) Golak Nath case
(b) Shankari Prasad case
(c) Kishana Nanda Bharti case
(d) Minerva Mills case
Ans: c
25. By which amendment of the constitution, the Word ‘Socialist’
was incorporated in the preamble of the constitution?
(a) 42nd Amendment
(c) 25th Amendment
(b) 44thAmendment
(d) 24th Amendment
Ans: a
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CONCLUSION
India encompasses a federal variety of government, and thence every state additionally has its own government. the manager of every state is that the governor (equivalent to the president of India), whose role is ceremonial. the important power resides with the chief minister (equivalent to the prime minister) and also the State Council of Ministers.
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