SEBC stands for 

1

(a)

Socially and Economically Beneficial Classes

(b)

Socially and Elegant Backaward Classes

(c)

Socially and Economically Blocked  Classes

(d)

Socially and Economically Backlward Classes

What is meant by 'Office Memorandum'?

1

(a)

Order issued by the Government of India

(b)

Circulars issued by schools

(c)

Important  bank document  

(d)

 Letters issued by the president

President of India is :

1

(a)

Head of the Government     

(b)

Head of the state 

(c)

    Head of the Parliament  

(d)

Head of the Lok sabha

Prime Minister of India is :

1

(a)

Head of the Government    

(b)

 Head of the state    

(c)

Head of the Parliament  

(d)

Head of the Rajya sabha

Political and other institutions are mandatory in any democratic country for :

1

(a)

Job reservation   

(b)

   Governance  

(c)

   Agriculture   

(d)

Supreme  Court

Which of the following is not correct so far as powers of the parliament are concerned :

1

(a)

Exercising control over the government 

(b)

Controlling finance of th ecountry

(c)

Serving as the highest forum of discussion and debate

(d)

Day to day administration

The difference of opinion between Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha  over an ordinary bill leads to : 

1

(a)

The Prime Minister decides the matter

(b)

The will of Rajya Sabha prevails

(c)

There is a joint sitting of the two houses

(d)

The bill is reintroduced

Who presides over the Lok Sabha?

1

(a)

Speaker  

(b)

Vice President      

(c)

President  

(d)

Prime Minister 

Which house is known 'Upper Chamber' ?

1

(a)

Lok Sabha  

(b)

 Rajya Sabha    

(c)

Legislative Council 

(d)

Council of Ministers

The President of India is elected by :

1

(a)

Direct election byu citiizens who are 18 years of Age

(b)

Indirect Election by the Electoral College 

(c)

The Prime minister and Council of Ministers

(d)

State assemblies

What is the position  of the President?

1

(a)

Nominal head of the state  

(b)

Real head of the state  

(c)

Hereditary  head of the state    

(d)

None of the above 

Which one of the following statements is true?

1

(a)

The Judiciary does not safegaurds tnhe laws 

(b)

The Legislature executives arte less powerful than th epermanent executives

(c)

The political  executives are less powerful than the permanent executives

(d)

The permanent executives compromises the civil servants

Chief Justice of India is appointed by 

1

(a)

The Prime Minister  

(b)

The Law Minister  

(c)

Voting among High Court Judges

(d)

The President 

If you are elected as the President of India which of the following decision can you take on your own?

1

(a)

Select the person you like as Prime Minister.

(b)

 Dismiss a Prime Minister who has a majority in Lok Sabha.

(c)

 Ask for reconsideration of a bill passed by both the Houses.

(d)

  Nominate the leaders of your choice to the Council of Ministers

Who among the following is a part of the political executive?

1

(a)

 District Collector

(b)

 Secretary of the Ministry of Home Affairs

(c)

Home Minister 

(d)

Director General of Police

How does Lok Sabha exercise supreme power?

3

(a)

'Lok Sabha is more powerful than Rajya sabha'  . Analyse the statement .

3

(a)

Distinguish between political executive and permanent  executive .

3

(a)

Write any three constraints on the powers of the Prime Minister of a coalition government

3

(a)

Mention any three legislative powers of the President of India.

3

(a)

What is a Coalition government? What constraints has it imposed on the Powers of the Prime Minister?

4

(a)

What are the qualifications of President?

4

(a)

How judges of Supreme Court are removed? 

4

(a)

Explain briefly the powers of the Supreme Court .

4

(a)

When does a bill become a law?

4

(a)