MCQ Questions

Question No. 1

Write True or False.

Answer :

a) Every democratic country, including India, has a constitution. (True/False).

b) Without a constitution, there would be clarity and smooth functioning in a country. (True/False).

c) The Constituent Assembly had no women members. (True/False).

d) Dr. B.R. Ambedkar was India's first Law and Justice Minister. (True/False).

e) The framers of the Indian Constitution copied ideas from other countries blindly. (True/False).

f) India has one official state religion according to its Constitution. (True/False).

g) The Indian Constitution cannot be changed or amended. (True/False).

Question No. 2

Fill in the blanks.

Answer :

a) A constitution tells us how the government will __________, what powers different leaders and institutions will have, and what rights and duties the citizens enjoy.

b) India’s Constitution is the __________ written constitution in the world.

c) The task of preparing the first draft of the Constitution was given to a __________ Committee.

d) The Constitution of India was finalised on __________ November, 1949.

e) The idea of Fundamental Duties, included in our Constitution, draws from Indian traditions that stress __________ alongside rights.

f) The voting age was reduced from 21 to 18 years by the __________ Amendment in 1988.

g) The Preamble explains the vision and values on which our country is built, including justice, liberty, equality, and __________.

Question No. 3

Answer the following questions in short.

Answer :

a) What is the primary function of a constitution?

b) Name any two values reflected in India's Constitution.

c) Why was a Constituent Assembly formed in 1946?

d) Who chaired the Drafting Committee of the Indian Constitution?

f) Mention two key features of the Constitution of India.

e) List two ideals that the Constitution reflects due to the influence of the freedom movement.

g) What does it mean when we say the Indian Constitution is a "living document"?

Question No. 4

Answer the following questions in long.

Answer :

a) Explain in detail why a country needs a constitution.

c) Discuss the significant influences that shaped the Indian Constitution.

e) Explain the importance of the Preamble to the Indian Constitution and briefly describe the meaning of "Sovereign, Socialist, Secular, Democratic Republic".

b) Describe the process of how the Indian Constitution was developed, including the roles of the Constituent Assembly and the Drafting Committee.

d) Elaborate on at least five key features of the Constitution of India.

Question No. 5

Which of the following is NOT the main organ of the government as defined by the constitution?

Answer :

Legislature

Executive

Judiciary

Press

Question No. 6

What does ‘Universal Adult Franchise’ mean in the Indian Constitution?

Answer :

Only educated adults can vote

Every citizen aged 18 or above has the right to vote

Only men can vote

Voting rights are based on economic status

Question No. 7

What is a constitution primarily described as?

Answer :

A set of historical stories

A written document laying down basic rules for governance

A collection of poems

A guide for cooking recipes

Question No. 8

Who was the President (Chairman) of the Constituent Assembly?

Answer :

Dr. B.R. Ambedkar

Jawaharlal Nehru

Dr. Rajendra Prasad

Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel

Question No. 9

When did India's Constitution come into effect?

Answer :

15th August 1947

26th January 1950

2nd October 1869

14th November 1948

Question No. 10

From which country did the framers of the Indian Constitution take the idea of an independent judiciary and fundamental rights?

Answer :

France

USA

Ireland

United Kingdom

Question No. 11

What is the Preamble of the Constitution compared to?

Answer :

A map

An introduction

A dictionary

A novel

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