Parliament and Making of laws.

What is the primary function of the Parliament in a democracy?

• To make laws
• To enforce laws
• To interpret laws
• To execute laws

Which of the following is not a part of the Indian Parliament?

• Lok Sabha
• Rajya Sabha
• President
• Supreme Court

What is the first step in the process of making a law in India?

• President's approval

• Rajya Sabha's approval

• Lok Sabha's approval

• Drafting a bill

Who can introduce a bill in the Parliament?

• Only the Prime Minister
• Any Member of Parliament
• Only the President
• Only the Speaker of the House

Which house of Parliament represents the states of India?

• Lok Sabha
• Rajya Sabha
• Vidhan Sabha
• Vidhan Parishad

What happens to a bill if both the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha pass it?

• It is considered as passed and awaits the President's assent
• It is sent back to the Lok Sabha for reconsideration
• It is considered as failed and is discarded
• It is sent to the Supreme Court for review

What is the minimum age requirement for a person to become a Member of Parliament (MP) in Lok Sabha?

• 25 years
• 30 years
• 35 years
• 40 years

Which committee in Parliament is responsible for examining the details of a bill and suggesting amendments?

• Public Accounts Committee
• Estimates Committee
• Selection Committee

• Committee on Public Undertakings

In the Indian Parliament, who presides over the meetings of the Rajya Sabha?

• The Prime Minister
• The President
• The Speaker of Lok Sabha
• Vice President

What is the purpose of a 'no-confidence motion' in the Lok Sabha?

• To express dissatisfaction with the government's policies
• To remove the Speaker of the Lok Sabha
• To pass a new law
• To declare a state of emergency