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Functions of the Constitution

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the first function of a constitution?

a)

To specify who has the power to make decisions

b)

To enable the government to fulfill society's aspirations

c)

To set limits on government's power

d)

To provide basic rules for coordination

2.

Which body gets to decide laws and policies as per the Indian Constitution?

a)

Supreme Court

b)

President

c)

Parliament

d)

Prime Minister

3.

What is the third function of a constitution?

a)

To provide basic rules for coordination

b)

To set limits on government's power

c)

To specify who has the power to make decisions

d)

To enable the government to fulfill society's aspirations

4.

What is the most common way of limiting the power of government as per the text?

a)

By imposing strict penalties on government officials

b)

By allowing government to violate citizens' rights

c)

By specifying fundamental rights for citizens

d)

By increasing government's authority

5.

What does the Indian Constitution enable the government to do in terms of welfare measures?

a)

Take negative actions against citizens

b)

Take positive welfare measures

c)

Limit the power of the government

d)

Ignore societal aspirations

6.

What does the constitution express about the fundamental identity of a people?

a)

It defines the fundamental values that may not be trespassed

b)

It specifies the circumstances under which rights may be withdrawn

c)

It has no impact on the identity of the people

d)

It gives a moral identity

7.

What is the basic set of norms about how one should be governed called?

a)

Constitution

b)

Laws

c)

Policies

d)

Regulations

8.

What is the fourth function of a constitution?

a)

To specify who has the power to make decisions

b)

To set limits on government's power

c)

To provide basic rules for coordination

d)

To enable the government to fulfill society's aspirations

9.

What does the constitution set authoritative constraints upon?

a)

Societal aspirations

b)

Fundamental values

c)

Citizens' rights

d)

Government's power

10.

What does the constitution give to individuals?

a)

Religious identity

b)

Economic identity

c)

Social identity

d)

Political identity

11.

What is the primary purpose of a constitution?

a)

To provide entertainment

b)

To promote anarchy

c)

To create chaos

d)

To establish basic rules for coordination

12.

What is the function of a constitution in terms of government's power?

a)

To shift power to the judiciary

b)

To have no impact on government's power

c)

To limit government's power

d)

To increase government's power

13.

What does the constitution specify about fundamental rights during national emergency?

a)

They can be withdrawn under specified circumstances

b)

They can be withdrawn under any circumstances

c)

They can be withdrawn without any conditions

d)

They can never be withdrawn

14.

What is the impact of the constitution on government's power?

a)

It has no impact

b)

It increases government's power

c)

It shifts power to the military

d)

It limits government's power