Worksheets12-09-2025 Class Quiz
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
Which Article guarantees the Right to Equality?
12
14
19
21
Abolition of untouchability is under:
15
16
17
18
Right to Education (RTE) was added by:
73rd Amendment
86th Amendment
42nd Amendment
44th Amendment
Which Fundamental Right is available to both citizens and non-citizens?
19
21
29
30
The "heart and soul" of the Constitution is:
Right to Equality
Right to Freedom
Right to Constitutional Remedies
Right to Education
DPSPs are contained in:
Part II
Part III
Part IV
Part V
Uniform Civil Code is mentioned in:
39
40
44
46
Free legal aid is under:
38
39A
41
43
Promotion of international peace is in:
49
51
52
53
DPSPs are:
Justiciable
Non-justiciable
Fundamental Rights
Part of Preamble
Fundamental Duties were added by:
42nd Amendment
44th Amendment
52nd Amendment
86th Amendment
How many Fundamental Duties are there now?
10
11
12
9
Words added in 42nd Amendment:
Sovereign, Republic
Socialist, Secular, Integrity
Unity, Justice
Liberty, Equality
Preamble is not enforceable because it is:
A Fundamental Right
Non-justiciable
Directive Principle
Case law
Case declaring Preamble part of Constitution:
Golaknath
Kesavananda Bharati
Minerva Mills
Maneka Gandhi
Chairman of Drafting Committee:
Rajendra Prasad
B.R. Ambedkar
Jawaharlal Nehru
Sardar Patel
First meeting of Constituent Assembly:
26 Jan 1950
26 Nov 1949
9 Dec 1946
15 Aug 1947
The Constitution was adopted on:
15 Aug 1947
26 Nov 1949
26 Jan 1950
1 Jan 1950
India is described as:
Federal
Quasi-federal
Unitary
Confederal
Residuary powers in India lie with:
States
Union
Concurrent
Judiciary
Parliament may legislate on State subjects in national interest under:
248
249
250
252
Indian Parliament consists of:
LS & RS
President + LS + RS
Only LS
Only RS
Maximum strength of Lok Sabha:
545
552
550
560
Rajya Sabha is:
House of People
Council of States
Upper Lok Sabha
None
Money Bills can be introduced only in:
RS
LS
Either House
President
Joint sessions are presided over by:
President
Speaker of Lok Sabha
Chairman of RS
PM
PM is appointed by:
LS
President
RS
SC
President can promulgate ordinances under:
356
370
123
249
Rajya Sabha can remove:
PM
Vice-President
Speaker of LS
CJI
Constitutional amendments need:
LS only
RS only
Both Houses with special majority
President
Judicial Review is derived from:
UK
USA
Ireland
Canada
Judicial Restraint means:
Court actively striking laws
Court limits its role to interpretation
Courts making policy
None
Suo motu means:
On President’s advice
On Parliament’s order
On its own motion
On Governor’s request
PIL can be filed by:
Only aggrieved person
Any public-spirited citizen
President only
MPs only
Collegium system appoints:
Judges
MPs
Governors
Ministers
NJAC was struck down in:
2005
2015
2007
2010
Basic Structure Doctrine:
Golaknath
Kesavananda Bharati
Minerva Mills
Coelho
Judicial review power reaffirmed in:
Golaknath
Minerva Mills
Indira Gandhi vs Raj Narain
Coelho
Ninth Schedule reviewability clarified in:
Golaknath
Minerva Mills
I.R. Coelho (2007)
Indira Gandhi case
Election disputes of PM discussed in:
Kesavananda
Indira Gandhi vs Raj Narain
Minerva Mills
Coelho
RTE is Article:
19
21A
32
45
RTE was introduced by:
42nd Amendment
86th Amendment
44th Amendment
52nd Amendment
RTI Act passed in:
2002
2005
2006
2007
RTI is linked to Fundamental Right under:
Article 14
Article 21
Article 19(1)(a)
Article 32
Objective of RTI is:
Economic reforms
Transparency & accountability
Protect minorities
Strengthen judiciary
Emergency provisions add which nature?
Federal
Unitary
Republic
Parliamentary
National Emergency is under:
352
356
360
368
President’s Rule in a State is under:
352
356
360
368
Financial Emergency is under:
352
356
360
368
Who approves proclamation of Emergency?
SC
Both Houses of Parliament
President alone
PM
