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Understanding Nepal's Constitution

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

नेपालको वर्तमान संविधान कहिले स्वीकृत भएको थियो?

a)

2071

b)

2073

c)

2072

d)

2070

2.

How many articles are there in the Constitution of Nepal?

a)

400

b)

308

c)

250

d)

512

3.

What is the supreme law of Nepal?

a)

The Bill of Rights

b)

The Treaty of Sugauli

c)

The Declaration of Independence

d)

The Constitution of Nepal

4.

Which body is responsible for amending the Constitution of Nepal?

a)

President of Nepal

b)

Supreme Court of Nepal

c)

Parliament of Nepal

d)

Local Government Bodies

5.

What is the official language recognized in the Constitution of Nepal?

a)

Hindi

b)

Nepali

c)

English

d)

Bhojpuri

6.

What type of government is established by the Constitution of Nepal?

a)

Theocratic state

b)

Monarchy

c)

Federal democratic republic

d)

Authoritarian regime

7.

What rights are guaranteed to citizens under the Constitution of Nepal?

a)

Fundamental rights including equality, freedom of speech, assembly, and education.

b)

Freedom of religion only for certain groups

c)

No rights guaranteed to citizens

d)

Right to bear arms

8.

Who is the head of state according to the Constitution of Nepal?

a)

Prime Minister of Nepal

b)

President of Nepal

c)

King of Nepal

d)

Speaker of the House

9.

What is the significance of the preamble in the Constitution of Nepal?

a)

The preamble outlines the specific laws of Nepal.

b)

The preamble is a historical document unrelated to the Constitution.

c)

The preamble serves as a summary of the Constitution's articles.

d)

The preamble signifies the foundational values and principles of the Constitution, embodying the aspirations of the Nepali people.

10.

How does the Constitution of Nepal address the issue of federalism?

a)

The Constitution of Nepal abolishes federalism in favor of a unitary system.

b)

The Constitution of Nepal establishes a monarchy with no reference to federalism.

c)

The Constitution of Nepal only mentions federalism in a preamble without any details.

d)

The Constitution of Nepal establishes a federal structure with seven provinces, outlining power distribution and promoting local governance.