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Quiz on Important Amendments to the Indian Constitution

Total questions: 24

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What was the purpose of the First Amendment Act of 1951?

a)

To empower the President to amend the Constitution

b)

To reduce the voting age

c)

To address land reform and curtail certain freedoms

d)

To abolish the Privy Purses of former rulers

2.

Which amendment abolished the distinction between Part A, B, C, and D states?

a)

Forty-Second Amendment Act

b)

Seventh Amendment Act

c)

Eighty-Sixth Amendment Act

d)

First Amendment Act

3.

What did the Twenty-Fourth Amendment Act of 1971 empower Parliament to do?

a)

Curtail the right to property

b)

Amend any part of the Constitution

c)

Abolish Privy Purses

d)

Strengthen Panchayati Raj institutions

4.

What was a key provision of the Twenty-Fifth Amendment Act of 1971?

a)

Made education a fundamental right

b)

Abolished privileges of former rulers

c)

Introduced Anti-Defection Law

d)

Protected laws implementing Directive Principles

5.

Which amendment made Sikkim a state?

a)

One Hundred and Fourth Amendment

b)

One Hundred and First Amendment

c)

Forty-Second Amendment

d)

Thirty-Sixth Amendment

6.

What significant change did the Forty-Second Amendment Act of 1976 introduce?

a)

Strengthened Urban Local Bodies

b)

Reduced the voting age

c)

Added 'Socialist' and 'Secular' to the Preamble

d)

Restored the right to property

7.

What did the Forty-Fourth Amendment Act of 1978 restore?

a)

Term of Lok Sabha to five years

b)

Right to property as a Fundamental Right

c)

Voting age to 21 years

d)

Panchayati Raj institutions

8.

What was the purpose of the Fifty-Second Amendment Act of 1985?

a)

To limit the size of the Council of Ministers

b)

To introduce Anti-Defection Law

c)

To provide reservations for women

d)

To make education a fundamental right

9.

Which amendment reduced the voting age to 18 years?

a)

Ninety-Third Amendment

b)

Ninety-First Amendment

c)

Eighty-Sixth Amendment

d)

Sixty-first Amendment

10.

What did the Seventy-Third Amendment Act of 1992 strengthen?

a)

Panchayati Raj institutions

b)

Fundamental Rights

c)

Right to Education

d)

Urban Local Bodies

11.

What was a key feature of the Eighty-Sixth Amendment Act of 2002?

a)

Restored states' power to identify OBCs

b)

Introduced GST

c)

Extended reservation for SCs and STs

d)

Made education a fundamental right

12.

What did the Ninety-First Amendment Act of 2003 cap?

a)

Voting age

b)

Size of the Council of Ministers

c)

Seats for women in legislatures

d)

Reservation for SCs and STs

13.

Which amendment recognized Bodo, Dogri, Maithili, and Santhali languages?

a)

One Hundred and Fourth Amendment

b)

Ninety-Second Amendment

c)

Ninety-Third Amendment

d)

One Hundred and First Amendment

14.

What did the Ninety-Third Amendment Act of 2005 enable?

a)

Strengthening of Urban Local Bodies

b)

Abolition of Privy Purses

c)

Reduction in voting age

d)

Reservations in educational institutions

15.

What was the purpose of the One Hundred and First Amendment Act of 2016?

a)

Introduce Goods and Services Tax (GST)

b)

Provide reservation for economically weaker sections

c)

Extend reservation for SCs and STs

d)

Restore states' power to identify OBCs

16.

What did the One Hundred and Third Amendment Act of 2019 provide?

a)

10% reservation for economically weaker sections

b)

Abolition of Privy Purses

c)

Reduction in voting age

d)

Strengthening of Panchayati Raj

17.

What did the One Hundred and Fourth Amendment Act of 2019 extend?

a)

Voting age to 18 years

b)

Right to Education

c)

Anti-Defection Law

d)

Reservation for SCs and STs

18.

What did the One Hundred and Fifth Amendment Act of 2021 restore?

a)

Reservation for women

b)

Voting age

c)

Right to property

d)

States' power to identify OBCs

19.

What is the main feature of the One Hundred and Sixth Amendment Act of 2023?

a)

Introduce GST

b)

Extend reservation to women in legislative bodies

c)

Abolish the distinction between states

d)

Make education a fundamental right

20.

What does Article 21A pertain to?

a)

Right to property

b)

Fundamental duty of parents

c)

Reservation for SCs and STs

d)

Free and compulsory education

21.

What does the Right to Education Act (RTE) of 2009 provide?

a)

Free education for children aged 6-14

b)

Reduction in voting age

c)

Reservation for women

d)

Abolition of Privy Purses

22.

What is one of the requirements set by the RTE Act of 2009?

a)

Restores states' power to identify OBCs

b)

Mandates voting age of 18

c)

Prohibits physical punishment

d)

Introduces GST

23.

What does the RTE Act require for disadvantaged groups?

a)

Strengthening of Panchayati Raj

b)

Abolition of Privy Purses

c)

Reduction in voting age

d)

25% reservation in schools

24.

When did the Right to Education Act come into effect?

a)

March 1, 2009

b)

April 1, 2010

c)

April 1, 2009

d)

January 25, 2030