Understanding Parliament and Government

What is the primary role of Parliament in a democracy?

• To conduct foreign diplomacy and sign treaties.

• To manage the economy and set tax rates.

• To enforce laws and maintain public order.

• To represent the electorate, make laws, and oversee the government.

What is the legislative assembly responsible for?

• Overseeing military operations and foreign policy.

• Making laws and representing the public.

• Collecting taxes and managing budgets.

• Conducting elections and appointing judges.

What is included in the central list of subjects?

• Agriculture, forestry, and fishing.

• Defense, foreign affairs, atomic energy, and other subjects of national importance.

• Local governance, waste management, and public parks.

• Healthcare, education, and transportation.

What is the function of the Election Commission?

• To create laws governing election procedures.

• To provide financial support to political parties.

• To oversee and administer elections fairly and impartially.

• To conduct political campaigns for candidates.

How many members are there in the Lok Sabha?

• 450

• 600

• 500

• 545

What is the purpose of the state list?

• To list the population of each state.

• To provide a summary of state history.

• To outline the federal government's responsibilities.

• To define the areas of legislation for individual states.

Who is the head of state in India?

• Chief Justice of India

• President of India

• Prime Minister of India

• Governor of India

What are the main responsibilities of the Prime Minister?

• Conducting scientific research

• Overseeing local businesses

• The main responsibilities of the Prime Minister include leading the government, making policy decisions, representing the country, overseeing the civil service, and ensuring the implementation of laws.

• Managing the national sports teams

How is the Prime Minister elected?

• The Prime Minister is chosen through a national referendum.

• The Prime Minister is appointed by the monarch without elections.

• The Prime Minister is elected by the majority party in the House of Commons.

• The Prime Minister is elected by the President.

What is the difference between the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha?

• Lok Sabha is the lower house with directly elected members; Rajya Sabha is the upper house with appointed and indirectly elected members.

• Both Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha have the same number of members elected directly.

• Lok Sabha members serve for life, while Rajya Sabha members serve for five years.

• Lok Sabha is the upper house with appointed members; Rajya Sabha is the lower house with directly elected members.