Polity Practice Quiz 46

Q1.Under the leadership of which prominent figure did the Indian National Congress seek to build a modern secular democratic republic in India, as per the provided text?

A. Mahatma Gandhi B. Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel C. Jawaharlal Nehru D. Subhas Chandra Bose

Q2.Which of the following best describes the ideological orientation of the Indian National Congress (INC)?

A. Rightist party B. Leftist party C. Centrist party D. Extremist party

Q3.What was the Indian National Congress's (INC) stance on new economic reforms?

A. Opposed all new economic reforms B. Supported new economic reforms but with a human face C. Supported new economic reforms without any conditions D. Remained neutral on economic reforms

Q4.The National People’s Party (NPP) was formed in July 2013 under the leadership of whom?

A. Conrad Sangma B. P.A Sangma C. Shillong Sangma D. T.R. Zeliang

Q5.As of the information provided (2019 context), what significant status did the National People’s Party (NPP) achieve?

A. It became the largest party in Meghalaya B. It became the first political party from North East India to have attained the status of a national party C. It formed a coalition government at the centre D. It won the most seats among all regional parties in 2019 Lok Sabha elections

Q6.What is the core philosophy of the National People’s Party (NPP)?

A. Economic liberalization and foreign investment B. Preservation of traditional cultures only C. Education and employment to all as well as empowerment of all sections of the society D. Promotion of a single national language

Q7.In the Lok Sabha election held in 2019, how many seats did the National People’s Party (NPP) secure?

A. Zero seats B. One seat C. Two seats D. Three seats

Q8.How does the Election Commission classify most of the major parties of the country, other than the seven national parties?

A. Minority parties B. Regional parties C. State parties D. Local parties

Q9.What has been the impact of the expansion of state parties over the last three decades on the Parliament of India?

A. It made the Parliament less diverse B. It made the Parliament politically more and more diverse C. It led to a single national party securing a majority D. It decreased the need for alliances

Q10.Since 1996, what opportunity have nearly all State parties gained, contributing to the strengthening of federalism and democracy in India?

A. To form their own national government B. To merge with national parties C. To be a part of one or the other national level coalition government D. To abolish the Election Commission

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Polity Practice Quiz 46