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Constitution Quiz

Total questions: 18

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Who among the following was not the member of Constituent Assembly but his vision was followed by the members?

a)

Baldev Singh

b)

Rajendra Prasad

c)

Mahatma Gandhi

d)

Jaipal Singh

2.

Which one of the following guiding values of the Constitution of India means people have supreme right to make decisions:

a)

Sovereign

b)

Secular

c)

Republic

d)

Fraternity

3.

Which statement is correct regarding the meaning of the Preamble of Constitution?

a)

A short statement of Constitution's basic values.

b)

A preliminary vision of a legal document.

c)

An institutional design

d)

None of these

4.

Who said 'On 26 January 1950, we are going to enter a life of contradiction. In politics we have equality and in social and economic life, we will have inequality. '

a)

Mr. Somnath Lahiri

b)

Smt. Sarojini Naidu

c)

Dr. B. R. Ambedkar

d)

Mr. K. M. Munshi

5.

...................... was the president of Constituent Assembly.

a)

Dr. B. R. Ambedkar

b)

Dr. Rajendra Prasad

c)

Jawahar Lal Nehru

d)

Baldev Singh

6.

Gandhiji expressed his vision what he wanted the Constitution to do in his magazine called -

a)

Young India

b)

Bengal times

c)

Hindustan Khabar

d)

Hindi Swaraj

7.

Who was the Finance Minister in the first Union cabinet?

a)

Abul Kalam Azad

b)

T. Krishnamachari

c)

Sardar Vallabbhai Patel

d)

Jawahar Lal Nehru

8.

Who was the Education Minister in the first union cabinet?

a)

T. Krishnamachari

b)

Sardar Patel

c)

Abul Kalam Azad

d)

Mahatma Gandhi

9.

Which of these is a provision that a democratic Constitution does not have?

a)

Powers of the head of the state

b)

Name of the head of the state

c)

Powers of the legislature

d)

Name of the country

10.

Which one of the following guiding values of the Constitution of India means Head of the state is an elected person.

a)

Sovereign

b)

Republic

c)

Fraternity

d)

Secular

11.

Why do we need a Constitution?

a)

It generates trust and coordination

b)

It specifies how government is to be formed

c)

It lays limits on powers of government and contains rights of citizens

d)

All of these

12.

A...................... is the supreme law of the country in written from accepted by all the people living together in the country.

a)

Act

b)

Verdict of Law

c)

Constitution

d)

Democratic

13.

When was the first meeting of Constituent Assembly held?

a)

December 1946

b)

December 1947

c)

November 1949

d)

January 1950

14.

How many members did the Constituent assembly have?

a)

255

b)

288

c)

299

d)

301

15.

What is a clause?

a)

A distinct section of a document

b)

A brief report

c)

A preliminary version of a piece of writing

d)

An amendment

16.

The Constitution begins with a short statement of its basic values is called the ..................... to Constitution.

a)

Fundamental rights

b)

State principles

c)

Preamble

d)

Fundamental duties

17.

Identify the correct statement in respect of Constituent Assembly

a)

The Indian Constituent Assembly was formed for the task of framing the Constitution for independent India.

b)

The election to the Provisional Legislative Assembly were held in July 1946.

c)

The Constituent Assembly worked in a systematic, open and consensual manner.

d)

All of these

18-22.

The Preamble of the Indian Constitution

The Preamble of the Indian Constitution serves as a guiding light, encapsulating the essence and philosophy of the entire document. It holds significant importance as it reflects the fundamental values and principles that the Constitution aims to uphold. The Preamble acts as an introduction, setting the tone for the articles and schedules that follow. It is often referred to as the 'soul' of the Constitution, providing a framework for interpretation and application of its provisions. Its significance is further underscored by its role in shaping the identity and aspirations of the nation.

At the core of the Preamble are values such as justice, liberty, equality, and fraternity. These values are not merely abstract ideals but are intended to be actively pursued and realized within the Indian society. Justice encompasses social, economic, and political dimensions, ensuring fairness and equity for all citizens. Liberty guarantees the freedom of thought, expression, belief, faith, and worship, fostering an environment of individual autonomy. Equality aims to eliminate discrimination and promote equal opportunities, while fraternity emphasizes the spirit of brotherhood and unity among the diverse population of India.

The historical context of the Preamble is rooted in the Indian freedom struggle and the vision of the founding fathers. Drafted during a time of great change and transformation, it reflects the aspirations of a newly independent nation. The Constituent Assembly, tasked with framing the Constitution, drew inspiration from various sources, including the American and French constitutions. However, the Preamble is uniquely Indian, reflecting the country's rich cultural heritage and pluralistic society. It embodies the dreams and hopes of millions who fought for freedom and sought to build a just and inclusive nation.

Over the years, the Preamble has been a subject of interpretation and debate, influencing judicial decisions and constitutional amendments. It serves as a constant reminder of the ideals that the nation strives to achieve, guiding policymakers and citizens alike. The Preamble's enduring relevance lies in its ability to adapt to changing times while remaining steadfast in its core values. As India continues to evolve, the Preamble remains a beacon of hope and a testament to the enduring spirit of democracy and justice.

18.

What is the primary role of the Preamble of the Indian Constitution?

a)

To serve as a guiding light and encapsulate the essence and philosophy of the Constitution

b)

To provide detailed legal procedures

c)

To list all the fundamental rights

d)

To describe the history of India

19.

Which of the following values is NOT mentioned in the Preamble of the Indian Constitution?

a)

Justice

b)

Liberty

c)

Prosperity

d)

Fraternity

20.

From which countries did the Constituent Assembly draw inspiration while drafting the Preamble?

a)

United States and France

b)

United Kingdom and Germany

c)

China and Japan

d)

Russia and Brazil

21.

What does the value of 'Liberty' in the Preamble guarantee?

a)

Freedom of thought, expression, belief, faith, and worship

b)

Economic equality

c)

Right to property

d)

Right to education

22.

Why is the Preamble considered uniquely Indian?

a)

It reflects India's rich cultural heritage and pluralistic society

b)

It is identical to the American Constitution

c)

It was written by a single individual

d)

It focuses solely on economic development