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Published on: 09/12/2019
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1.
How many seats are reserved in Lok Sabha for the Scheduled Caste?
87
71
69
41
2.
The basic idea behind reserved constituencies are:
Right to equality
Proper representation to all religious groups
Proper representation to the socially weaker sections of society
All the above
3.
How many minimum seats are reserved for women in rural and urban local bodies?
1/2 of the seats
1/3rd of the seats
2/3 of the seats
1/6th of the seats
4.
What is the minimum age required to contest Rajya Sabha elections?
21
30
35
25
5.
When an election is held to fill up the constituency due to the death or resignation of a member is called?
By-election
Mid-term election
General election
None of the above
6.
The elections that takes place after years 5 years of Lok Sabha are called as:
Mid-term elections
General elections
By-elections
Special elections
7.
Which of the following choice is absent in an election?
They can choose who will make laws for them.
They can choose who will form the government and take major decisions.
They can choose the party whose policies will guide the government and law making.
Restriction in the number of candidate in an election.
8.
Who of the following decides the fate of government in elections?
Political parties
Candidates
Voters
Election Commission
9.
Which of the following statements about the reasons for conducting elections are false?
Elections enable people to judge the performance of the government
People elect the representatives of their choice in an election
Elections enable people to evaluate the performance of the judiciary
Election enable people to indicate which policies they prefer.
10.
Into how many Constituencies the country is divided into during the Lok Sabha elections?
543
545
550
530
11.
What conclusion can be drawn from the voter turnout in India?
12.
Describe any three functions of the Election Commission of India.
13.
What is a Universal Adult Franchise? Why has it been adopted in India?
14.
What is general election?
15.
Do you think communal electorate is a feature of election system in India?
16.
What is a democratic election?
17.
Name the party formed by Chaudhary Devi Lal?
18.
Which of the following statements about the reasons for conducting elections are false?
(a) Elections enable people to judge the performance of the government.
(b) People select the representative of their choice in an election.
(c) Elections enable people to evaluate the performance of the judiciary.
(d) People can indicate which policies they prefer.
19.
Identify the fair and the unfair electoral practices among the followings:
A minister flags off a new train in his constituency a week before polling day.
20.
Why are the candidates required to give a detail statement of their property?
1.
(a)
87
2.
(c)
Proper representation to the socially weaker sections of society
3.
(b)
1/3rd of the seats
4.
(b)
30
5.
(a)
By-election
6.
(b)
General elections
7.
(d)
Restriction in the number of candidate in an election.
8.
(c)
Voters
9.
(c)
Elections enable people to evaluate the performance of the judiciary
10.
(a)
543
11.
The following points state outcomes of elections in India
(i) The ruling parties routinely lose elections in India both at the national and state levels.
In fact in every two out of the three elections held in the last fifteen years, the ruling party lost.
(ii) Candidates who are known to have spent a lot of money on 'buying votes' and those with known criminal connections often lose elections.
(iii) Barring very few disputed elections, the electoral outcomes are usually accepted as 'people's verdict' by defeated party.
So, considering the above points, it is truly said that one final test of the free and fairness of election lies in the outcome itself.
12.
The three major functions of Election Commission of India are
(i) Election commission takes decisions on every aspect of conduct and control of elections.
(ii) It implements the code of conduct and can punish any candidate or party that violates it.
(iii) It controls the government officers who are posted on the election duty.
13.
Universal Adult Franchise
Right to express one's choice by vote is called Franchise. When the right to vote or franchise is given to every adult in a state, it is known as the Universal Adult
Franchise.
Reasons for Adopting in India
In India, elections are held on the basis of Universal Adult Franchise. To elect their representatives, elections are held from time to time. In India, we have indirect democracy. The government is run by the representatives, who are elected by the people. Every citizen of India, who has completed 18 years of age, has been given the right to vote irrespective of his caste, religion, sex etc.
Everybody, whether he is rich or poor, young or old, man or woman, learned or illiterate should have equal voice in our democracy. 'One person, one vote' makes our government responsible to all citizens.
14.
Election held after every five years is termed as general election.
15.
No, communal electorate is not a feature of election system in India.
16.
Election should be conducted in a free and fair manner where people can choose according to their wishes and this type of election is known as Democratic Election.
17.
Chaudhary Devi La! formed the new party, Lok Dal.
18.
(a) Elections enable people to judge the performance of the government.
(c) Elections enable people to evaluate the performance of the judiciary.
19.
Unfair
20.
The candidates standing for election are required to give a detailed statement of their property. This is done to keep a check on their corrupt practices, if any. They should not enhance their property and assets, if they won the election.
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