BNM 05.03.2024

What is the role of people in forming and controlling the government?

• a) People elect their representatives to Parliament, who then form and control the government.

• b) People directly control the government without the need for representatives.

• c) Representatives appoint the government without the involvement of the people.

Answer explanation

Explanation: People elect representatives who form and control the government on their behalf.

How often is the Lok Sabha elected?

• a) Once every two years

• b) Once every five years

• c) Once every ten years

Answer explanation

Explanation: The Lok Sabha is usually elected once every five years.

What is the purpose of reserving seats in Parliament for SCs and STs?

• a) To ensure equal representation of all communities

• b) To give special privileges to certain communities

• c) To exclude certain communities from Parliament

Answer explanation

Explanation:Reserved seats ensure representation of marginalized communities in Parliament.

How is the executive (government) selected in India?

• a) By direct appointment from the President

• b) By selection from the Rajya Sabha

• c) By being the majority party in the Lok Sabha

Answer explanation

Explanation: The executive is selected from the majority party in the Lok Sabha.

What happens when a party does not secure a majority in the Lok Sabha?

• a) It forms a coalition government with other parties.

• b) It appoints the Prime Minister directly.

• c) It dissolves the Lok Sabha.

Answer explanation

Explanation: Parties form a coalition government with others when they don't secure a majority

How are members of the Rajya Sabha elected?

• a) By direct election from the people

• b) By nomination from the President

• c) By elected members of the Legislative Assemblies

Answer explanation

Explanation: Members of the Rajya Sabha are elected by members of Legislative Assemblies.

What is the purpose of the question hour in Parliament?

• a) To debate new laws

• b) To ask for information about government functioning

• c) To vote on important issues

Answer explanation

Explanation: Question hour allows MPs to ask for information about government functioning.

Why is Parliament's approval crucial for the government regarding finances?

• a) To control government spending

• b) To ensure transparency in financial matters

• c) To maintain checks and balances between branches of government

Answer explanation

Explanation: Parliament's approval maintains checks and balances between branches of government.

What is the most important provision establishing the Rule of Law in India?

• a) Equal representation in Parliament

• b) Equal access to education

• c) Equality before the law

Answer explanation

Explanation: Equality before the law is a fundamental provision establishing the Rule of Law.

What role does Parliament play in making laws?

• a) Passive observer

• b) Active participant

• c) Sole decision-maker

Answer explanation

Explanation: Parliament actively participates in making laws.