Test: Indian Polity and Governance- 1 - Class 5 MCQ

The Constitution is the highest law in a country, which sets the rules and framework for the government and its functions.

In a democracy, the leader of the country is usually the Prime Minister, who is elected by the people to lead the government.

In a democracy, the power to make and pass new laws is held by the Parliament, which is made up of elected representatives.

The primary purpose of the Supreme Court is to interpret and uphold the laws, ensuring that they are followed and applied correctly.

Freedom of speech and expression is a fundamental right that guarantees the freedom to express one's thoughts and opinions.

In a democracy, the meeting where representatives discuss and make decisions about new laws is called Parliament.

The police are responsible for enforcing the laws and maintaining law and order in a country.

The right to choose our leaders through voting is known as the right to vote.

In a democracy, people elect their leaders to represent them and make decisions on their behalf.

In a parliamentary system of government, the head of government is the Prime Minister, while the head of state is usually a King or Queen (if the country has a monarchy). The President is typically the head of state in a presidential system.