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Ms. Indian Civics

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Do you want to start the 'Quiz'

a)

Yes Sure

b)

No wait

2.

Secularism refers to

a)

Separation of governement from state

b)

Separation of religion from state

c)

Separation of culture from religion

3.

The tyrrany of the majority could result in the _________

a)

Discrimination and satisfaction of minority

b)

Coercion

c)

Discrimination

d)

Both 2 and 3

4.

Coercion is :

a)

To punish someone

b)

To judge someone

c)

To force someone to do something by using powers

5.

The Indian Constitution Guarantees ___________ that are based on secular principle

a)

Coercion

b)

Intervenience

c)

Fundamental Rights

6.

In which year the Indian National Congress demanded that there should be elected members in the legislature with rights to discuss the budget and ask questions

a)

1894

b)

1717

c)

1885

d)

1863

7.

The ____________act in 1909 allowed for elected representation to be done

a)

The struggle act

b)

Government of India Act

c)

Non violence Act

8.

The parliament have two houses Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha

a)

True

b)

False

9.

Total Numbers of members in Lok Sabha -

Total Numbers of members in Rajya Sabha -

a)

245, 545

b)

523, 444

c)

545, 245

d)

678, 112

10.

A temporary alliance of goups or parties is called

a)

A judiciary

b)

A coalition

c)

Unresolved

d)

Approval

11.

Arbitrariness that continued to exist as part of British Law is the Sedition Act of

a)

1970

b)

1770

c)

1870

12.

_________ is that rule of action, which is prescribed by some superior and which the inferior is bound to obey

a)
b)

Supremecy

c)

Arbitrary

13.

Which Act was passes by British Government in 1919

a)

Sedition Act

b)

Government Act

c)

Rowlatt Act

14.

After independence, the Act of 1935 served as foundation for the

a)

Indian Constitution

b)

British Constitution

c)

Parliament

d)

Lok Sabha

15.

What is a bill

a)
b)
c)