Polity Practice Quiz 123

Q1.Once appointed, how difficult is it to remove a judge according to the source?

A. Very difficult B. Easy C. Moderately difficult D. Impossible

Q2.Which type of dispute is NOT listed in the table provided in the source?

A. Dispute between centre and the state B. Dispute between two states C. Dispute between two citizens D. Dispute between two countries

Q3.What is the fourth type of dispute mentioned in the table?

A. Dispute between centre and state B. Dispute between two states C. Dispute between two citizens D. Laws that are in violation of the Constitution

Q4.Why is an independent judiciary essential to democracy?

A. To ensure that there is no misuse of power by the legislature and the executive B. To appoint the Chief Justice of India C. To conduct elections D. To make laws

Q5.What role does the judiciary play in protecting Fundamental Rights?

A. It can create new Fundamental Rights B. It can be approached by anyone who believes their rights have been violated C. It only protects rights of government officials D. It decides which rights are fundamental

Q6.What are the courts that most people interact with called?

A. Supreme Court B. High Courts C. Subordinate or district courts D. Tehsil courts

Q7.Who presides over the Supreme Court of India?

A. The President of India B. The Chief Justice of India C. The Prime Minister D. The Attorney General

Q8.Where is the Supreme Court of India located?

A. Mumbai B. Kolkata C. New Delhi D. Chennai

Q9.What is the highest court of a state in India?

A. District Court B. High Court C. Supreme Court D. Tehsil Court

Q10.How are the decisions of the Supreme Court treated by other courts in India?

A. They are advisory only B. They are binding on all other courts C. They can be overruled by High Courts D. They apply only to the Supreme Court

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Polity Practice Quiz 123