What is meant by Bi-party system?

(a)

Two parties run the government.

(b)

Two members run a party.

(c)

Two major political parties contest election.

(d)

None of these.

Which system of government does India have?

(a)

Single–party system

(b)

Bi-party system

(c)

Multi-party system

(d)

None of these

Recognition of a political party is accorded by ________.

(a)

The Election commission

(b)

The president

(c)

The supreme court

(d)

A committee

Political parties are generally formed on the basic of ________.

(a)

Religious principles

(b)

Common interest

(c)

Economic principles

(d)

Caste

Single-party system is found in _______.

(a)

India

(b)

U.S.A

(c)

France

(d)

China

In earlier time, the ___________ was the supreme head of the Legislative, Executive and Judiciary branches.

(a)

Governor

(b)

Viceroy

(c)

King

(d)

Minister

In _______________ India became a democratic country

(a)

1947

(b)

1950

(c)

1948

(d)

1952

The head quarters of Election commission is located in ____________

(a)

Chennai

(b)

Mumbai

(c)

New Delhi

(d)

Kolkatta

A registered but unrecognised political party has to choose any symbol from ___________

(a)

free symbols poll panel

(b)

a list of their own choice

(c)

ones which other parties have been given

(d)

none of the above