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Parliament & state legislature - Test Set 6
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- What is the difference between Adjournment and Prorogation?
Question 1
UPSC NDA 2020- Both mean end of a session
- Adjournment by President, Prorogation by Speaker
- Adjournment ends a sitting, prorogation ends a session
- No difference
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- Which of the following statements about Parliamentary Sovereignty is correct?
Question 2
UPSC CAPF 2019- Indian Parliament is absolutely sovereign
- Indian Parliament cannot amend Fundamental Rights
- Parliament is subject to judicial review
- Parliament is supreme like UK
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- The term “Budget” is derived from the word:
Question 3
SSC CGL 2020- Latin “Bulga”
- Greek “Bougetta”
- French “Bougette”
- German “Budga”
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- The power to prorogue either House of Parliament rests with:
Question 4
SSC CGL 2020 Tier I- Prime Minister
- Vice-President
- President of India
- Prime Minister
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- The Vice-President of India is the ex-officio:
Question 5
BPSC 2020- Speaker of Lok Sabha
- Chairman of Rajya Sabha
- Chief Justice of India
- Leader of Rajya Sabha
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- The concept of Zero Hour in Indian Parliament is:
Question 6
- Mentioned in Constitution
- Taken from British Parliament
- An informal device
- A special motion
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- The parliamentary privilege is mentioned under which Article of the Indian Constitution?
Question 7
UPSC NDA 2020- Article 75
- Article 105
- Article 110
- Article 108
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- The provision of Joint Sitting of both Houses is applicable to:
Question 8
UPSC CSE Prelims 2019- All bills
- Money Bills only
- Constitutional Amendment Bills
- Ordinary Bills only
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- Who among the following does NOT have the right to vote in the Presidential Election?
Question 9
SSC CHSL 2022- Elected members of Lok Sabha
- Nominated members of Rajya Sabha
- Elected members of State Assemblies
- Elected members of Rajya Sabha
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- Which fund is used to meet unforeseen expenditures?
Question 10
RRB NTPC 2021- Consolidated Fund
- Public Account
- Contingency Fund
- National Investment Fund
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- The first hour of every sitting of Parliament is called:
Question 11
SSC CGL 2019- Zero Hour
- Discussion Hour
- Motion Hour
- Question Hour
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- The budget is prepared by:
Question 12
MPSC 2022- Lok Sabha
- President
- Ministry of Finance
- NITI Aayog
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- The Whip in the Indian Parliament is responsible for:
Question 13
SSC CGL 2021- Maintaining law and order
- Issuing directions to party members
- Passing of bills
- Chairing debates
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- Which of the following grants is not voted by Parliament?
Question 14
UPSC CDS 2021- Supplementary Grant
- Vote on Account
- Exceptional Grant
- Contingency Fund disbursement
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- Cut motions are related to:
Question 15
UPSC NDA 2023- Presidential address
- Financial bills
- Union Budget
- Judicial review
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- An ordinary bill can be introduced:
Question 16
BPSC 2019- Only in Lok Sabha
- Only by Finance Minister
- In either House of Parliament
- Only with President’s approval
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- In case of conflict between both Houses over a non-Money Bill, the deadlock is resolved by:
Question 17
JPSC 2020- Supreme Court
- Lok Sabha
- President
- Joint Sitting
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- Which statement is correct regarding the position of Rajya Sabha?
Question 18
NET Pol. Science 2021- It is weaker than Lok Sabha in legislative matters
- It can vote on demands for grants
- It initiates Money Bills
- It can amend the budget
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- Which Article of the Constitution empowers the Parliament to legislate on matters in the State List in the national interest?
Question 19
BPSC 2019- Article 249
- Article 250
- Article 252
- Article 253
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- The power of the Parliament to amend the Constitution is provided under which Article?
Question 20
SSC CGL 2019- Article 356
- Article 368
- Article 370
- Article 352
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