Polity Practice Quiz 95

Q1.In the storyboard, why was Shabnam happy that she had not watched TV?

A. Because she had finished her revision B. Because she avoided temptation and could revise for the test C. Because her favourite programme was not airing D. Because she decided to watch TV later

Q2.How many members were part of the Constituent Assembly in 1946?

A. Around 100 B. Around 200 C. Around 300 D. Around 400

Q3.What was the duration of the Constituent Assembly's work to draft the Indian Constitution?

A. One year B. Two years C. Three years D. Four years

Q4.What did the long experience of authoritarian rule under the colonial state convince Indians about free India?

A. It should be a monarchy B. It should be a democracy C. It should be a theocracy D. It should be an oligarchy

Q5.What was the approach of the Constituent Assembly members towards disagreements?

A. They voted immediately B. They compromised and reached consensus C. They ignored disagreements D. They referred to British authorities

Q6.In which year did the Constituent Assembly begin its work?

A. 1945 B. 1946 C. 1947 D. 1948

Q7.What does the example of Nepal adopting a new Constitution illustrate about constitutive rules?

A. They define the kind of country we want to live in B. They punish wrongdoers C. They ensure gender equality D. They promote individual discipline

Q8.What was the key feature of the Indian national movement's planning for a free India?

A. They focused on economic growth B. They imagined and planned what a free India would be like C. They sought military alliances D. They demanded immediate independence without planning

Q9.Who is known as the Father of the Indian Constitution?

A. Dr Rajendra Prasad B. Baba Saheb Dr Ambedkar C. Jawaharlal Nehru D. Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel

Q10.What is the third tier of government in India?

A. State Government B. Central Government C. Panchayati Raj D. Municipal Corporation

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Polity Practice Quiz 95