Objective Type Questions on Indian Polity | Constitution - Quiz 6

4 Aug 2011 By Admin
1. Which amendment to the constitution made it mandatory for the President to accept the advice given by the council of ministers?
A. 62nd amendment
B. 52nd amendment
C. 42nd amendment
D. 32nd amendment

2. The Fundamental Duties were added to the constitution for the first time in
A. 1974
B. 1975
C. 1976
D. 1977

3. Which of the following tax is levied and collected by the union but wholly assigned to the states?
A. Taxes on railway fares and freights
B. Stamp duties
C. Sales Tax
D. Income Tax

4. Who among the following can propose the name of a candidate for the office of President of India?
A. Any Indian Citizen
B. Any one member of the electoral college
C. Any five members of the electoral college
D. Any ten members of the electoral college

5. Which Constitutional authority is responsible for constituting the Finance Commission?
A. Chairman of Rajya Sabha
B. Prime Minister
C. President of India
D. Speaker of Lok Sabha

6. To whom should a notice in writing be given for raising a half an hour discussion in a House of Parliament?
A. Secretary general of the house
B. Presiding officer of the house
C. Ministers concerned
D. Speaker of Loksabha

7. Under Constitutional Article 343, which is the official language of the Union
A. Urdu
B. Hindi
C. English
D. Both B and C

8. The Constitutional Articles that define the SC and ST are
A. Article 341 and 342 respectively
B. Article 342 and 343 respectively
C. Article 343 and 344 respectively
D. Article 344 and 345 respectively

9. Anglo-Indian Community got special provisions for Central Services under
A. Article 334
B. Article 335
C. Article 336
D. Article 337

10. Article 338 of the Indian Constitution laid down the provision for the setting up of ?
A. National Commission for SC and ST
B. National Commission for Minorities
C. National Commission for poverty eradication
D. National Commission for OBC
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5. T.K. Viswanathan is the current Secretary-General of the Lok Sabha.

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