How Well You Know Indian Government? Quiz
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How well you know the Indian Government? The Government of India is divided into the executive, judiciary, and legislature. Each of these branches has a specific role to play when it comes to governance. India holds elections where the president, prime minister, and the vice presidents are chosen after a certain period. Think you have a good idea of the Government, the constitution, and leadership in India? This quiz will help you see how true that is.
Questions and Answers
- 1.
India gained independence form _________________ in 1947.
- A.
Russia
- B.
The United Kingdom
- C.
The Ottoman Empire
- D.
Italy
Correct Answer
B. The United KingdomExplanation
India gained its independence on August 15, 1947, from northwestern Europe. The "British Raj" was the term given to Britain's rule in India.Rate this question:
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- 2.
All Indians should be expected to kowtow to her.
- A.
Sarah Palin
- B.
Megan Fox
- C.
Angelina Jolie
- D.
Britney Spears
- E.
Elizabeth Taylor
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E. Elizabeth TaylorExplanation
You know.Rate this question:
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- 3.
The central government holds more power than the states.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The statement is true because in a centralized government system, the central government has more power and authority compared to the individual states. This means that the central government has the ability to make decisions and pass laws that affect the entire country, while the states have limited autonomy and must abide by the laws and policies set by the central government. This centralized power structure ensures that the central government can effectively govern and maintain control over the entire nation.Rate this question:
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- 4.
The president of India is elected to a _____ year term.
- A.
Two
- B.
Three
- C.
Four
- D.
Five
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D. FiveExplanation
The president is elected by an electoral college.Rate this question:
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- 5.
Which of the following is NOT part of India's governing team?
- A.
President
- B.
Parliament
- C.
Prime Minister
- D.
House of Representatives
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D. House of RepresentativesExplanation
The House of Representatives is not part of India's governing team. In India, the governing team consists of the President, Parliament, and the Prime Minister. The President is the head of state, Parliament is the supreme legislative body, and the Prime Minister is the head of government. The House of Representatives is not a part of India's political structure and is not involved in the governance of the country.Rate this question:
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- 6.
The prime minister may be removed from office through a _____________ .
- A.
No-office vote.
- B.
No-confidence vote.
- C.
No-no vote.
- D.
No-minister vote.
Correct Answer
B. No-confidence vote.Explanation
A "no-confidence vote" is a parliamentary procedure where members of the legislative body express their lack of confidence in the prime minister or government. If a majority of the members vote against the prime minister, it can lead to their removal from office. This mechanism allows for a democratic check on the prime minister's leadership and ensures accountability in the government. The other options provided do not accurately describe the process of removing a prime minister from office.Rate this question:
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- 7.
The Constitution bans the ______ system which defines social status and position.
Correct Answer
caste, CasteExplanation
The Constitution bans the caste system which defines social status and position. This system is a hierarchical social structure that categorizes individuals into different castes based on their birth, determining their occupation, social interactions, and opportunities. The Constitution of a country plays a crucial role in ensuring equality and social justice for all citizens. By prohibiting the caste system, the Constitution aims to eliminate discrimination and promote a society where individuals are not judged or limited by their social status or position.Rate this question:
- 8.
Which of the following is a qualification needed in order to vote?
- A.
Age of 18 or over
- B.
Male
- C.
Land-owner
- D.
White
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A. Age of 18 or overExplanation
In order to vote, one must be at least 18 years old or older. This is a common requirement in many countries as it is believed that individuals below this age may not have the necessary maturity and understanding to make informed decisions in the voting process. Age of 18 or over ensures that individuals have reached a certain level of adulthood and are more likely to have a better understanding of the political process and the implications of their vote.Rate this question:
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- 9.
India does NOT have:
- A.
A Senate.
- B.
Local government.
- C.
A supreme court.
- D.
An electoral college.
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A. A Senate.Explanation
India does not have a Senate. The Senate is a legislative body typically found in federal systems of government, where it represents the interests of the states or regions. In India, the upper house of the Parliament is called the Rajya Sabha, which is not equivalent to a Senate. The Rajya Sabha represents the states and union territories of India, but its powers and functions are different from those of a Senate.Rate this question:
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- 10.
Rather than a House of Representatives, India has the relatively equivalent _________________ .
- A.
House of the People
- B.
House of India
- C.
House of Men
- D.
House of Natives
Correct Answer
A. House of the PeopleExplanation
India has the relatively equivalent "House of the People" instead of a House of Representatives. This term implies that the members of this house are representatives of the people of India, emphasizing the democratic nature of the country's political system. The term "House of the People" suggests that the house represents the diverse population of India, including men and women from all backgrounds and communities, rather than being exclusive to a specific group or gender.Rate this question:
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- 11.
The vice president is chosen by ________________ .
- A.
The president
- B.
Parliament
- C.
The people
- D.
The electoral college
Correct Answer
B. ParliamentExplanation
The vice president is chosen by Parliament. In many countries, including parliamentary democracies, the vice president is elected by the members of Parliament. This ensures that the vice president is selected by the representatives of the people and reflects the political dynamics within the legislative body. The president may have a role in the selection process, but ultimately it is the Parliament that has the authority to choose the vice president.Rate this question:
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