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The Indian Constitution guarantees the right to vote to which of the following?

  • (A) Only Indian citizens
  • (B) Indian citizens above the age of 21
  • (C) Indian citizens above the age of 18
  • (D) Only men

Answer: Indian citizens above the age of 18

The Indian Constitution guarantees the right to vote to all Indian citizens above the age of 18 under Article 326.

The term "Federal" in the Indian Constitution refers to:

  • (A) A unitary system of government
  • (B) A division of power between the Centre and the States
  • (C) The provision for a Prime Minister
  • (D) A multi-party system

Answer: A division of power between the Centre and the States

The term "Federal" in the Indian Constitution refers to the division of powers and responsibilities between the central government and state governments.

Which of the following is a source of the Indian Constitution?

  • (A) The British Constitution
  • (B) The Irish Constitution
  • (C) The US Constitution
  • (D) The Constitution of Japan

Answer: The British Constitution

The Indian Constitution was heavily influenced by the British Constitution, particularly its structure of parliamentary democracy.

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The Indian Constitution provides for a dual polity. What does this refer to?

  • (A) A federal structure of government
  • (B) A unitary form of government
  • (C) A coalition government
  • (D) A bicameral legislature

Answer: A federal structure of government

The Indian Constitution provides for a dual polity, meaning a system of governance with both central and state governments operating within a federal structure.

Who is responsible for deciding the dispute regarding the election of the President of India?

  • (A) The President
  • (B) The Supreme Court
  • (C) The Election Commission
  • (D) The Parliament

Answer: The Supreme Court

The dispute regarding the election of the President of India is decided by the Supreme Court of India under Article 71 of the Constitution.

The Constitution of India recognizes which of the following as a Fundamental Duty?

  • (A) Respect for the national flag
  • (B) Right to vote
  • (C) Freedom of speech
  • (D) Protection of the environment

Answer: Respect for the national flag

The Constitution of India, under Article 51A, recognizes the duty to respect the national flag and the Constitution as part of the Fundamental Duties.

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The Union Territories of India are directly governed by:

  • (A) The Prime Minister
  • (B) The President
  • (C) The Governor
  • (D) The Chief Minister

Answer: The President

The Union Territories of India are directly governed by the President of India and their administration is managed by administrators appointed by the President.

The Indian Constitution was influenced by the Constitution of which country?

  • (A) United States
  • (B) United Kingdom
  • (C) Canada
  • (D) Australia

Answer: United Kingdom

The Indian Constitution was largely influenced by the British Constitution, particularly in terms of parliamentary democracy and federal features.

Which article of the Indian Constitution defines the scope of the Presidents emergency powers?

  • (A) Article 356
  • (B) Article 357
  • (C) Article 352
  • (D) Article 370

Answer: Article 352

Article 352 of the Indian Constitution outlines the Presidents emergency powers in cases of war, external aggression, or armed rebellion.

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The Constitution of India provides for a system of checks and balances through which of the following?

  • (A) Separation of powers
  • (B) Parliamentary supremacy
  • (C) Judicial review
  • (D) All of the above

Answer: All of the above

The Constitution of India provides for a system of checks and balances through the separation of powers, judicial review and parliamentary supremacy.

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