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Why do we need parliament?

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 16mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the main role of Lok sabha?

a)

How to celebrate festival this year?

b)

How can we collect more tax than last year?

c)

Both a and b

d)

To select a executive

2.

Which government of India Act allowed some elected representation

a)

Act 1919

b)

Act 1909

c)

Act 1916

d)

Act 1947

3.

Are the seats reserved for women in Parliament?

a)

Yes

b)

Seats are reserved for only those who are above 30 years

c)

No

4.

Important way to control the executive

a)

Assembly

b)

Zero hour

c)

Question Hour

5.

Who creates a democratic government?

a)

People

b)

Government

c)

Villagers

d)

Children

6.

Who makes the law and where is it made?

a)

Parliament makes the law and it is made in people's houses

b)

Lok Sabha makes the law and it is made in Parliament

c)

MP's or representatives make the law and it is made in Parliament

7.

Lok Sabha is usually elected for how many years

(a)  

8.

Who is the leader of ruling party in Lok sabha?

a)

Prime Minister

b)

MP's

c)

Chief minister

d)

Governer

9.

What is the function of Rajya sabha?

a)

To select the executive

b)

To review and alter the laws initiated by lok sabha

c)

To conduct the elections

10.

What is question hour?

a)

A process through which MP's can ask question and can collect information about the functioning of government

b)

The first hour of Parliament on which they have their lunch and discuss some questions

11.

Who are the people in parliament?

a)

Only rich people

b)

Kids of politicians

c)

People from all the background

d)

Rural people

12.

Was sixty years ago same percentage/number of women were the MP's?

(a)  

13.

At least how many votes are needed for a party to form the government?

a)

272 or more

b)

272 or less

c)

300 or less

d)

300 or more

14.

Who appoints the Rajya Sabha members?

a)

MP

b)

Prime minister

c)

people of the country

d)

President

15.

form of government in which political parties cooperate, reducing the dominance of any one party

(a)