Parliamentary System of Government-Full chp

Which country primarily developed the Parliamentary System of government?

• France

• India

• England

• United States of America

What is the composition of the Indian Parliament?

• President, Lok Sabha, Rajya Sabha

• Prime Minister, Lok Sabha, Rajya Sabha

• Prime Minister, House of Commons, House of Lords

• President, House of Commons, House of Lords

How are members of the Lok Sabha elected?

• Appointed by the Prime Minister

• Directly by the people

• Selected by the Rajya Sabha

• Indirectly by the President

What happens when no party gets a clear majority in the Lok Sabha?

• A new election is called immediately

• Parties come together to form a coalition government

• The Lok Sabha is dissolved

• The President takes over as the Prime Minister

Who becomes the Prime Minister in the Indian Parliamentary system?

• Leader of the majority party in Lok Sabha

• Speaker of the Lok Sabha

• Leader of the Opposition

• President

What is the dual responsibility of the Executive in the Parliamentary system?

• Implement laws and collect taxes

• Appoint judges and interpret laws

• Implement laws and fulfill responsibilities of the Legislature

• Declare war and negotiate treaties

What is the principle of collective responsibility in the Parliamentary system?

• Only the Prime Minister is responsible for decisions

• The President is responsible for all decisions

• Each minister is responsible for their own decisions

• The entire council of ministers is responsible for decisions

How can the legislature remove the Executive from power in the Parliamentary system?

• By appointing a new Prime Minister

• By impeaching the President

• By passing a no-confidence motion

• By holding a referendum

What is the supreme institution in the Parliamentary form of government?

• The President

• The Judiciary

• The Legislature

• The Executive

Why did India adopt a Parliamentary System of government?

• Under pressure from the United States

• As a product of the freedom movement

• Due to influence from France

• To align with the Swiss system