1. The Lok Sabha is summoned to meet by the
(a) Speaker of the Lok Sabha
(b) President
(c) Leader of the majority party
(d) Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs
2. The salary of the Governor is charged on :
(a) the Consolidated Fund of India
(b) the Consolidated Fund of the State
(c) the Consolidated Fund of India and Consolidated Fund of the State on fifty-fifty basis
(d) the Contingency Fund of the State
3. The strength of the Council of Ministers :
(a) has been fixed by the Constitution
(b) has been fixed by the Parliament under People's Representation Act 1950
(c) is determined by the Prime Minister keeping in view the requirements of the time
(d) is determined by President
4. The Parliament can legislate on a state subject only
(a) if the legislatures of two or more states recommend that the Parliament should do so
(b) for the implementation of international treaties, agreements and conventions
(c) during national emergency
(d) in all the above cases
5. A member of the Council of Ministers can be asked to tender his resignation if he loses the confidence of :
(a) the Governor
(b) the State Legislature
(c) the Chief Minister
(d) all the above three
6. Which one of the following factors does not play any role in determining the position of the Chief Minister?
(a) his personality
(b) his position in the party
(c) his financial status
(d) the position of his party in the State Legislature
7. All the cases regarding interpretation of the Constitution can be brought to the Supreme Court under its :
(a) original jurisdiction
(b) appellate jurisdiction
(c) advisory jurisdiction
(d) none of the above
8. The Fundamental Duties of the Indian Citizens :
(a) formed a part of the original Constitution
(b) were added by the Forty-Second Amendment
(c) were added by the Forty-Fourth Amendment
(d) were defined by the parliament through a law enacted during the emergency
9. The provisions of the Constitution relating to the establishment and abolition of the Legislative Councils can be amended by
(a) simple majority of the Parliament
(b) two-thirds majority of the two Houses of Parliament
(c) two-thirds majority of the two Houses of Parliament and majority of the states
(d) none of the above
10. The judges of the Supreme Court hold office till they reach the age of :
(a) 58 years
(b) 60 years
(c) 65 years
(d) there is no upper age limit
(a) Speaker of the Lok Sabha
(b) President
(c) Leader of the majority party
(d) Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs
2. The salary of the Governor is charged on :
(a) the Consolidated Fund of India
(b) the Consolidated Fund of the State
(c) the Consolidated Fund of India and Consolidated Fund of the State on fifty-fifty basis
(d) the Contingency Fund of the State
3. The strength of the Council of Ministers :
(a) has been fixed by the Constitution
(b) has been fixed by the Parliament under People's Representation Act 1950
(c) is determined by the Prime Minister keeping in view the requirements of the time
(d) is determined by President
4. The Parliament can legislate on a state subject only
(a) if the legislatures of two or more states recommend that the Parliament should do so
(b) for the implementation of international treaties, agreements and conventions
(c) during national emergency
(d) in all the above cases
5. A member of the Council of Ministers can be asked to tender his resignation if he loses the confidence of :
(a) the Governor
(b) the State Legislature
(c) the Chief Minister
(d) all the above three
6. Which one of the following factors does not play any role in determining the position of the Chief Minister?
(a) his personality
(b) his position in the party
(c) his financial status
(d) the position of his party in the State Legislature
7. All the cases regarding interpretation of the Constitution can be brought to the Supreme Court under its :
(a) original jurisdiction
(b) appellate jurisdiction
(c) advisory jurisdiction
(d) none of the above
8. The Fundamental Duties of the Indian Citizens :
(a) formed a part of the original Constitution
(b) were added by the Forty-Second Amendment
(c) were added by the Forty-Fourth Amendment
(d) were defined by the parliament through a law enacted during the emergency
9. The provisions of the Constitution relating to the establishment and abolition of the Legislative Councils can be amended by
(a) simple majority of the Parliament
(b) two-thirds majority of the two Houses of Parliament
(c) two-thirds majority of the two Houses of Parliament and majority of the states
(d) none of the above
10. The judges of the Supreme Court hold office till they reach the age of :
(a) 58 years
(b) 60 years
(c) 65 years
(d) there is no upper age limit
Answers Key:
1.b
2.b
3.c
4.d
5.c
6.c
7.b
8.b
9.a
10.c
1.b
2.b
3.c
4.d
5.c
6.c
7.b
8.b
9.a
10.c
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