Polity Practice Quiz 109

Q1.Which of the following is mentioned as a context to help children understand that laws apply in an equitable manner?

A. Familiar contexts B. Historical contexts C. International contexts D. Scientific contexts

Q2.What is the primary role of the Parliament in India's democracy?

A. To solely represent the President of India in international forums B. To enable citizens to participate in decision-making and control the government C. To exclusively manage the judicial appointments in the country D. To serve as the advisory body for the Prime Minister without legislative powers

Q3.Which institution is described in the source text as the most important symbol of Indian democracy and a key feature of the Constitution?

A. The Supreme Court of India B. The Election Commission of India C. The Parliament of India D. The Prime Minister's Office

Q4.What fundamental elements are highlighted in the source text as making India a democracy?

A. Military strength and economic growth B. Participation in decision-making and the consent of citizens C. Religious diversity and cultural heritage D. Technological advancement and space exploration

Q5.In the context of the source text, what is the relationship between the Parliament and the Constitution of India?

A. The Parliament is not mentioned in the Constitution B. The Parliament is a key feature of the Constitution C. The Parliament can amend the Constitution without any restrictions D. The Parliament is subordinate to the Constitution and has no independent powers

Q6.Which act of 1909 allowed for some elected representation in the legislature?

A. Government of India Act 1909 B. Indian Councils Act 1909 C. Government of India Act 1919 D. Indian Independence Act 1947

Q7.What principle was laid down in the Constitution of independent India regarding voting rights?

A. Universal adult franchise B. Property-based franchise C. Caste-based franchise D. Gender-based franchise

Q8.What did the Indian National Congress demand in 1885 regarding the legislature?

A. Elected members with a right to discuss the budget and ask questions B. Abolition of the legislature C. Complete control over the legislature D. Appointment of British officials as members

Q9.What was the limitation of the early legislatures under British rule?

A. They did not allow for all adults to vote nor could people participate in decision-making B. They allowed only women to vote C. They were fully independent of British control D. They were elected by the British government directly

Q10.In which general elections were EVMs used for the first time throughout the country?

A. 2004 B. 1999 C. 2009 D. 2014

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Polity Practice Quiz 109