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Salient features of the indian constitution - Test Set 2
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- The term "Republic" as stated in the Indian Constitution means:
Question 1
- A state with a king as head
- A state where the head of state is elected
- A state without any laws
- A dictatorship
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- The Constitution of India is based on the model of which of the following?
Question 2
SSC MTS 2021- British Constitution
- US Constitution
- Canadian Constitution
- Australian Constitution
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- What does the word 'Socialist' imply in the Preamble of the Indian Constitution?
Question 3
SSC CHSL 2020- Equal distribution of wealth
- A state free from discrimination
- A society that works towards social justice
- A market-driven economy
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- The concept of the ‘Rule of Law’ is borrowed from which country?
Question 4
SSC CGL 2018- USA
- UK
- Australia
- Canada
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- Which one of the following is not a salient feature of the Indian Constitution?
Question 5
SSC CGL 2019- Written Constitution
- Federal Structure
- Rigid Constitution
- Universal Adult Franchise
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- Which of the following is not a feature of the Indian Constitution?
Question 6
WBCS Prelims 2020- Federalism
- Parliamentary System
- Presidential Form of Government
- Secularism
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- 'The Constitution of India is nither purely federal nor purely unitary but is a combination of both' - Who said so?
Question 7
WBCS Prelims 2022- Jawaharlal Nehru
- D. D Basu
- Dr. Ambedkar
- Rajendra prasad
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- The system of Indian democracy is
Question 8
WBCS Prelims 2015- By-party and Parliamentry in nature
- Multi-party and Parliamentry in nature
- Presidential form of Government
- None of the above
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- Indian Political system is
Question 9
WBCS Prelims 2013- Democratic
- Dictatorial
- Military
- None of these
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- Indian Polity is
Question 10
WBCS Prelims 2013- Federal in nature
- Unitery in nature
- Semi-federal in nature
- None of these
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- The Constitution of which one the following countries conventions play a prominent role?
Question 11
WBCS Prelims 2012- US Constitution
- Franch Constitution
- Indian Constitution
- British Constitution
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- What does the term 'Sovereign' imply?
Question 12
WBCS Prelims 2012- Free from external control
- free from internal control
- Free from territorial disputes
- Free from control by any international body
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- What is the proper connotation of the term 'Secularism'?
Question 13
WBCS prelims 2012- The State is the patron of all religions
- In the affiaira of Governance and formulation of State Policies in the State is not guided by religious considerations
- The State should be promote dominant religion
- None of the above
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- Which one of the following offices has not been provided by the Indian Constitution?
Question 14
WBCS 2010- Deputy Chairman of Rajya Sabha
- Deputy Speaker os Lok Sabha
- Deputy Speaker of the State Lagislative Assembly
- Deputy Prime Minister
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- The Constitution of India is
Question 15
WBCS Prelims 2008- Rigid
- Flexible
- Partly rigid, partly flexible
- Very rigid
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- Communalism means
Question 16
WBCS Prelims 2005- Showing favour to one commuinuty
- All communities are equal before law
- Showing favour on the basis of religion
- None of the above
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- What is the chief source of Political power in India?
Question 17
WBCS Prelims 2002- The people
- The Constitution
- The parliament
- None of these
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- The system of Government in India is actually
Question 18
WBCS prelims 2001- Federal
- Unitary
- Unitary with federal features
- Quasi-federal
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- The Indian Constitution provides for a form of government which is
Question 19
WBCS Prelims 1999- Quasi-federal
- Federal
- Unitary
- None of these
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- Chose the Most appropriate alternative: Parliamentary government os also known as
Question 20
WBCS Mains 2020- Responsible Government
- Cabinate Government
- Westminister forms of Government
- All of the above
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