Important Questions for Indian constitution part -3 with answers

Important Questions for Indian constitution part -3

Here are the answers to the questions you've provided: **Question 101:** The minimum age for a person to be appointed as the governor of a state is (a) 35 (b) 40 (c) 30 (d) 25. **Answer 101:** (b) 40 **Question 102:** Who among the following can remove a chief minister from office (a) state legislative assembly (b) governor (c) president (d) supreme court of India. **Answer 102:** (a) state legislative assembly **Question 103:** Election to a state legislature is conducted by the (a) state governor (b) chief minister (c) chief secretary of the state (d) election commission. **Answer 103:** (d) election commission **Question 104:** Members of the council of ministers are appointed by (a) chief minister (b) governor (c) governor on the advice of the chief minister (d) state legislative assembly. **Answer 104:** (c) governor on the advice of the chief minister **Question 105:** The authority to dissolve a state legislative assembly is vested in the (a) chief minister of a state (b) speaker of the state assembly (c) president of India (d) state governor. **Answer 105:** (d) state governor **Question 106:** The total members in a legislative council should not be less than (a) 250 (b) 80 (c) 20 (d) 40. **Answer 106:** (c) 20 **Question 107:** The position of chief minister in the council of ministers is (a) the first among equals (b) the supreme commander (c) the virtual dictator (d) no difference at all with regard to position and status. **Answer 107:** (a) the first among equals **Question 108:** To become a judge of a high court, one must be a practicing advocate of the high court for at least (a) 6 years (b) 10 years (c) 15 years (d) 5 years. **Answer 108:** (b) 10 years **Question 109:** Public interest litigation can be entertained by the high court whenever (a) the public are irresponsible (b) the public neglect the government's interest (c) the public interest becomes personal interest (d) the public interest is undermined. **Answer 109:** (c) the public interest becomes personal interest **Question 110:** The high court has (a) the power of superintendence over all other lower courts (b) the power to create lower courts (c) the power to disengage the business of a lower court (d) the power to dissolve all. **Answer 110:** (a) the power of superintendence over all other lower courts **Question 111:** Judicial activism is (a) for the protection of the rights of the citizens (b) for the curtailment of active organizations (c) for the curtailment of the power of the government (d) for following up on court directions. **Answer 111:** (a) for the protection of the rights of the citizens **Question 112:** The judges of the high court are (a) appointed by the chief minister (b) appointed by the speaker of the Vidhana Sabha (c) appointed by the President of India (d) appointed by the governor. **Answer 112:** (c) appointed by the President of India **Question 113:** Judicial review means (a) reviewing the laws passed by the legislature (b) examining the action of the executive (c) scrutinizing the lower court's order (d) supervising the implementation of the Directive Principles of State Policy (DPSP). **Answer 113:** (b) examining the action of the executive **Question 114:** To become a chief minister of a state, one must have attained the age of (a) 25 years (b) 30 years (c) 35 years (d) 40 years. **Answer 114:** (a) 25 years **Question 115:** The judges of the high court are (a) liable to be transferred (b) not liable to be transferred (c) liable to be transferred once in 2 years (d) none of. **Answer 115:** (a) liable to be transferred **Question 116:** The number of ministers including the chief minister, in a state shall not be less than (a) 15 (b) 12 (c) 10 (d) 5. **Answer 116:** (b) 12 **Question 117:** The chief minister is answerable for his acts of omission and commission to (a) the people (b) his party (c) the legislative assembly (d) the investigation. **Answer 117:** (c) the legislative assembly **Question 118:** Who among the following holds office during the pleasure of the president (a) Governor (b) election commissioner (c) Prime minister (d) speaker of Lok Sabha. **Answer 118:** (a) Governor **Question 119:** Who among the following is not appointed by the governor (a) Chief minister (b) high court judges (c) Members of the state public service commission (d) advocate general. **Answer 119:** (c) Members of the state public service commission **Question 120:** Legislative council is (a) Dissolved after 6 years (b) Dissolved after 5 years (c) Dissolved after 3 years (d) not dissolved. **Answer 120:** (d) not dissolved **Question 121:** The list of SCs and STs is drawn by _ (a) Governor (b) president (c) Prime minister (d) none of these. **Answer 121:** (b) president **Question 122:** National Commission for SCs and STs shall have all the powers of a (a) High court (b) supreme court (c) Civil court (d) criminal court. **Answer 122:** (b) supreme court **Question 123:** Special provisions for SCs and STs are also contained in (a) Part I and II of the constitution (b) part III and IV of the constitution (c) Part X of the constitution (d) Part XVI of the constitution. **Answer 123:** (c) Part X of the constitution **Question 124:** The legal permissible age for marriage of a boy and girl is (a) 21 and 18 years (b) 16 and 18 years (c) 25 and 23 years (d) none of these. **Answer 124:** (a) 21 and 18 years **Question 125:** Right to education has been guaranteed to children between the age of (a) 6-14 years (b) 7-12 years (c) 8-10 years (d) none of these. **Answer 125:** (a) 6-14 years **Question 126:** The term "backward class" implies backwardness (a) socially and educationally (b) economically (c) culturally (d) none of these. **Answer 126:** (a) socially and educationally **Question 127:** Backward classes commission is appointed by the (a) Prime minister (b) president (c) Chief minister of all states (d) governor. **Answer 127:** (b) president **Question 128:** Types of emergencies provided in the Indian constitution is (a) 4 (b) 5 (c) 6 (d) 3. **Answer 128:** (b) 5 **Question 129:** The power to declare an emergency is vested in the (a) Prime minister (b) president (c) Governor (d) chief minister. **Answer 129:** (b) president **Question 130:** National emergency may be declared on the grounds (a) internal disturbance (b) political instability (c) war (d) national calamities. **Answer 130:** (c) war **Question 131:** National emergency may be declared under the following articles (a) 360 (b) 2 (c) 352 (d) 375. **Answer 131:** (c) 352 **Question 132:** National emergency can be declared when the cabinet communicates to the president (a) orally (b) in writing (c) (a) or (b) (d) none of these. **Answer 132:** (b) in writing **Question 133:** Proclamation of emergency must be approved within (a) 2 months (b) 1 month (c) 6 months (d) 1 year. **Answer 133:** (a) 2 months **Question 134:** A resolution approving the proclamation must be passed by (a) simple majority (b) special majority (c) either (a) or (b) (d) none of these. **Answer 134:** (b) special majority **Question 135:** Once approved, proclamation of emergency remains in force for (a) 1 year (b) 6 years (c) 6 months (d) 3 months. **Answer 135:** (a) 1 year **Question 136:** During the emergency, the states can be given directions by the (a) Supreme court (b) center (c) Parliament (d) none of these. **Answer 136:** (c) Parliament **Question 137:** During the emergency, there is automatic suspension of rights guaranteed under (a) Article 14 (b) Article 21 (c) Article 19 (d) Article 18. **Answer 137:** (c) Article 19 **Question 138:** So far, a national emergency has been declared _ times in India (a) Five (b) six (c) three (d) one. **Answer 138:** (a) Five **Question 139:** State emergency can be declared when there is (a) War (b) failure of constitutional machinery in the state (c) Financial crisis (d) none of these. **Answer 139:** (b) failure of constitutional machinery in the state **Question 140:** State emergency is also called as (a) President's rule (b) Prime minister's rule (c) Governor's rule (d) Chief Justice's rule. **Answer 140:** (a) President's rule **Question 141:** The president can impose state emergency when he receives a report from the (a) Chief minister (b) governor (c) Chief justice (d) attorney general. **Answer 141:** (a) Chief minister **Question 142:** During state emergency, the president exercises the power of the (a) Chief minister (b) prime minister (c) Governor (d) chief justice. **Answer 142:** (a) Chief minister **Question 143:** Financial emergency may be declared when there is (a) Financial instability (b) war (c) Internal disturbance (d) none of these. **Answer 143:** (a) Financial instability **Question 144:** Declaration of financial emergency is (a) 6 months (b) 2 months (c) 3 months (d) 1 year. **Answer 144:** (a) 6 months **Question 145:** A federal constitution means a constitution in which powers are divided between the (a) Centre and state (b) state only (c) People and states (d) none of these. **Answer 145:** (a) Centre and state **Question 146:** The powers to superintend, direct, and control elections are vested in the (a) Planning commission (b) election commission (c) Finance commission (d) none of these. **Answer 146:** (b) election commission **Question 147:** The election commission is a _ member commission (a) single (b) double (c) multi (d) four. **Answer 147:** (a) single **Question 148:** The conditions of service of the election commissioners may be determined by the (a) Prime minister (b) governor (c) President (d) chief justice of India. **Answer 148:** (c) President **Question 149:** The removal of the Chief Election Commissioner may be on grounds similar to that of (a) Judge of a high court (b) judge of the Supreme Court (c) Attorney General of India (d) governor of a state. **Answer 149:** (b) judge of the Supreme Court