QUIZ ON CONSTITUTION_ROUND-2

1.      Who described the Constitution as “a vehicle of Life, and its spirit is always the spirit of Age”?

• A) Dr. B.R. Ambedkar

• B) Jawaharlal Nehru

• C) Mahatma Gandhi

• D) Indira Gandhi

2.What is unique about the Indian Constitution?

• A) It is the shortest Constitution in the world

• B) It is the longest Constitution in the world

• C) It was written by a single person

• D) It was adopted from another country

.What does the word “Constitution” mean?

• A) A set of rules and regulations

• B) A document of fundamental laws

• C) A type of government

• D) A historical event

4.What is the significance of November 26^th in Indian history?

• A) It is Independence Day

• B) It is Republic Day

• C) It is Constitution Day

• D) It is National Law Day

5.Who is credited with laying down the foundational framework of the Indian Constitution?

• A) Dr. B.R. Ambedkar

• B) Jawaharlal Nehru

• C) Mahatma Gandhi

• D) The Founding Fathers of the Constitution

6.What is the core expectation of the Indian Constitution?

• A) To establish a socialist government

• B) To promote economic democracy

• C) To ensure socio-economic and political justice

• D) To create a secular democratic Republic

7.What is the significance of the 125^th Birth Anniversary of Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar?

• A) It marked the adoption of the Constitution

• B) It marked the celebration of Constitution Day

• C) It marked the beginning of National Law Day

• D) It marked the end of the British era

8.What is the role of the Constitution in a country?

• A) To describe the basic principles of the State

• B) To envision a path of growth and development

• C) To lay down the fundamental laws of the land

• D) All of the above

9.What is the importance of the Indian Constitution?

• A) It has worked as a beacon for the nation

• B) It has failed to serve the nation

• C) It is a mere lawyers’ document

• D) It is a historical event

10.What is the resolve of the Indian Constitution?

• A) To constitute India into a sovereign, socialist, secular democratic Republic

• B) To establish a mon

• C) To establish a unified Hindu nation

• D) To form a constitutional monarchy