Top 550+ Solved Fundamentals of Indian Constitution MCQ Questions Answer
Q. In a Parliamentary form of Government the
a. Legislature is responsible to the Judiciary
b. Legislature is responsible to the Executive
c. Executive is responsible to the Legislature
d. Judiciary is responsible to the Legislature
Q. The British Parliament passed the Indian Independence Act, based on the Mount-batten Plan, on
a. March 24, 1947
b. August 14, 1947
c. February 20, 1947
d. July 18, 1947
Q. Reserved seats exist in a State Assembly for
a. minorities
b. backward classes
c. women
d. Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes
Q. The Indian States have been reorganised on the basis of
a. economic conditions
b. language of the people
c. administrative convenience
d. religion
Q. Who among the following articulated his demand in 1938, for a Constituent Assembly on the basis of adult franchise?
a. C Rajagopalachari
b. Purushottam Das Tandon
c. cl Jawaharlal Nahru
d. JB Kripalani
Q. The gestation period of the Indian Constitution was
a. 3 years 3 months 3 days
b. 2 years 11 months 18 days
c. cl 1 year 11 months 28 days
d. Exactly 3 years
Q. Article _____ is an in-built instrument in theConstitution for its amendment.
a. 365
b. 366
c. 360
d. 368
Q. The USA has a _____ form of Government.
a. Dictatorial
b. Monarchical
c. Presidential
d. Parliamentary
Q. The House of Lords is the upper chamber ofParliament in
a. the USA
b. the United Kingdom
c. Canada
d. Japan
Q. The Chief Election Commissioner and members of the Election Commission can be removed from office by the
a. Prime Minister
b. President
c. Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of India
d. Same procedure as laid down for removal of Judges of the Supreme Court
Q. The term 'Equal Protection of Law' in the Indian Constitution is borrowed from the Constitution of the
a. USA
b. Japan
c. United Kingdom
d. Australia
Q. Who appoints Secretary General of the Lok Sabha?
a. Deputy Speaker
b. Speaker
c. President
d. Leader of Ruling Party
Q. The Speaker of the Lok Sabha can
a. adjourn the House
b. dissolve the House
c. summon the House
d. prorogue the House
Q. Which among the following qualifications is not essential for a person to become the Vice-President of India?
a. He must be a graduate
b. He must be an Indian Citizen
c. He must be over 35 years of age
d. He must be qualified to be a member of the Rajya Sabha