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Constitution of India 2
Constitution of India 2
MODEL QUESTIONS
MODULE - 1 INTRODUCTION
1. The Indian constitution is
a. Based on conventions
b. A Brief document
c. An evolved constitution c. Written and bulky document
2. The Constituent assembly adopted the Indian Constitution on
a. August 15, 1947
b. November 26, 1949
c. January 26, 1950
d. January 26, 1948
3. The constituent assembly of India started its work in 1946 and completed
Its work in
a. Nov 1949 b. Jan 1949 c. Dec 1948 d. Jan 1950
4. In the Year 1946
a. Lord Mount Batten became the viceroy of India
b. Cabinet Delegation came to India
c. Cripps Mission came to India
d. Drafting committee headed by Dr. Ambedkar started drafting
constitution for India
5. The constitution of India derives its authority
a. By the democratic government formed in India
b. From the Parliament of India
c. From the Constituent Assembly
d. None of the above
MAKING
6. In which year Cripps Mission visited India?
a. 1935
b. 1945
c. 1949
d. 1942
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS
17.Illegal telephone taping is violation of
a. Right to freedom of profession, trade and business
b. Right to freedom of speech and expression
c. Right to equal protection of laws
d. None of the above
18.The procedure prescribed to deprive the life or personal liberty must be
a. In the interest of general public
b. To protect security of the state
c. Reasonable, fair and just
d. To maintain the unity and integrity of the nation
20.when an inferior court acts contrary to the rules of natural justice, the
Superior Court issues a
a. Writ of Mandamus b. Writ of Prohibition
c. Writ f Quo Warranto d. None of the above
21.To file public Interest Litigation
a. Locus stand is not necessary
b. The person filing the P.I.L. must have direct interest in the
litigation
c. The person filing the litigation should have substantial interest
in the litigation
d. The person filing the litigation must have suffered some
monetary loss
22.The following restriction cannot be put on the right of freedom of press
a. Security of the state
b. Public order
c. Law and order
d. Incitement to an offence
Module 2:
Fundamental Duties
32.Fundamental duty demands
a. To abide by the constitution
b. To work sincerely
c. To avoid corruption
d. To abide by moral rules
33.This is not a fundamental duty
a. Not to indulge in corrupt practice
b. To protect and improve natural environment
c. To develop scientific temper
d. To abide by constitution
34.Fundamental duties were incorporated in the constitution by
the
a. 42nd Amendment Act, 1976
b. 44th Amendment Act,
1978
c. 86th Amendment Act, 1982
d. 46th Amendment Act,
1982
35.It is not one of the fundamental duties of every citizen
a. To respect the judiciary and abide by its direction
b. To develop scientific temper
c. To strive towards excellence in all spheres of life
d. To abjure violence
36.What is the remedy available for the breach of fundamental duties
under the
Constitution?
a. No remedy
b. Filing Criminal Complaint
c. Filing Civil Suit
d. Filing writ petition
c. Six years
d. 4 years
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d. Can conduct both civil and criminal cases in any High Court
53.Original jurisdiction of the Supreme Court relates to
a. Disputes between the Union & the States
b. Civil suits directly field in the Supreme Court
c. Criminal Complaints directly filed in the Supreme Court
d. cases directly filed in the Supreme Court
54.The Indian judiciary is a
a. Single and integrated judicial system
b. Highest law-making body
c. Dependent judicial system
d. biggest judiciary