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Q.1: In representative democracies, people do not participate directly but choose their representatives through an election process. (True/False)
Ans : True
Q.2: The elected representatives make decisions for the __________.
Ans : People
Q.3: What are the subjects on which the state government makes laws?
Ans : agriculture, irrigation, trade and commerce
Q.4: What is the full form of MP?
Ans : Member of Parliament
Q.5: Universal Adult Suffrage is an important device of __________.
Ans : Democracy
Q.6: The two great mountain ranges that surround Ladakh.
Ans : Panchayati Raj
Q.7: The members of the Gram Sabha elects a Sarpanch called the Panchayat President. (True/False)
Ans : True
Q.8: Define democracy.
Ans : A government run by people is called democracy.
Q.9: How many level of government exists in our country?
Ans : Three
Q.10: Name the three levels at which government works.
Ans : Local, state and national
Q.11: What is the lower voting age in India?
Ans : 18 years
Q.12: The Parliamentary form of government exist in________.
Ans : England
Q.13: In India when a citizen turns ___________ he/she can vote without any discrimination.
Ans : 18
Q.14: Give examples of Semi Presidential form of Government.
Ans : Russia, France and Sri lanka
Q.15: What is a democratic government?
Ans : Government by the people, of the people, and for the people
Q.16: A dispute regarding the election of the President is referred to the___________.
Ans : Supreme Court
Q.17: What do you mean by monarchy?
Ans : Rule by King or Queen
Q.18: The monarch (king or queen) has the power to make decisions and run the____________.
Ans : Government
Q.19: For how many years the President of India is elected?
Ans : 5 years
Q.20: According to Gandhiji’s Young India, who should be given the right to vote?
Ans : All adults of India have the right to vote
Q.21: Name the organ of the government that protects and guards the laws of the country.
Ans : Judiciary
Q.22: What do you mean by ‘Suffrage’?
Ans : Right to Vote
Q.23: Which is the highest court of India?
Ans : Supreme Court of India
Q.24: India is referred as the _________ Government.
Ans : Provincial
Q.25: What do you mean by Republic of India?
Ans : It is the governing authority of 28 states and seven union territories. They are collectively called as the Republic of India
Q.26: After Kolkata, the city in India that started a metro railway is _____________.
Ans : New Delhi
Q.27: In a democratic country, who gives power to the government to take decisions?
Ans : The people of the country give power to the government through election
Q.28: A monarchy is a form of_____________.
Ans : Government
Q.29: What is a ’ballot paper’?
Ans : sheet of paper with candidates name to contest elections
Q.30: What does the government at the local level means?
Ans : The government dealing with village, town or locality
Q.31: The names of the contesting candidates along with the party name and symbols are listed in the ballot paper. True/False
Ans : True
Q.32: Why Health Wardens are appointed in every village?
Ans : Health Wardens are appointed in every village to provide health care facilities to the villagers.
Q.33: Each and every law of the government must be followed by the ____________ living in the country.
Ans : People
Q.34: Women in Europe and U.S.A. struggled for__________ in election.
Ans : Right to vote
Q.35: What is a Voters list?
Ans : Voters list is a list of those persons who are eligible to vote.
Q.36: Who is the author of the journal "Young India"?
Ans : Mahatma Gandhi
Q.37: To whom does a president submit his resignation?
Ans : Vice President
Q.38: Who runs Public health care system?
Ans : Government
Q.39: A situation where there is no government is called ________.
Ans : Anarchy
Q.40: Give an example of a place having anarchy.
Ans : Afghanistan
Q.41: In a democracy, the ultimate power is in the hands of the _________.
Ans : People
Q.42: Monarchy prevails in ___________.
Ans : Britain
Q.43: Which level of government takes the decision on introduction of a new 1000 rupee note?
Ans : The central government of India
Q.44: What is the main function of a government?
Ans : The main function of the government is to maintain law and order
Q.45: What is the total number of High Courts in India at present?
Ans : There are 21 High Courts in the country.
Q.46: What are three branches of the Indian government?
Ans : The three branches of the Indian government are Legislature, Executive and the Judiciary
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