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GK Test (Indian Constitution)

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The judges of the Supreme Court

  1. cannot be removed from office during their tenure

  2. can be removed from office by the President at his discretion

  3. can be removed by the President on the recommendation of the Parliament

  4. can be removed by the President on the recommendation of the Council of Ministers


Correct Option: C

The Supreme Court of India is a court of record which implies that

  1. it has to keep a record of all its decisions

  2. all its decisions have evidentiary value and cannot be questioned in any court

  3. it has the power to punish for its contempt

  4. both (2) and (3)


Correct Option: A

Generally, the Governor belongs to

  1. the same state

  2. the neighbouring state

  3. some other state

  4. the Indian Administrative Service


Correct Option: C

The Governor draws a monthly salary of

  1. Rs. 50000

  2. Rs. 1,10000

  3. Rs. 75000

  4. Rs. 100000


Correct Option: B

The Supreme Court of India enjoys the power of judicial review which implies that

  1. it can review the working of the subordinate courts

  2. it can review its own judgements

  3. it can initiate cases at its own discretion

  4. it can declare the laws passed by legislature and orders issued by the executive as unconstitutional if they contravene any provision of the Constitution


Correct Option: D

The judges of the Supreme Court hold office till they attain the age of

  1. 62 years

  2. 65 years

  3. 70 years

  4. 60 years


Correct Option: B

Who is the executive head of a state?

  1. The Governor

  2. The Chief Minister

  3. The President

  4. None of these


Correct Option: A

As a matter of convention, while appointing the Governor of a state the President consults

  1. the Chief Minister of the state

  2. the Chief Justice of India

  3. the Vice President of India

  4. all of the above


Correct Option: A

The framers of the Constitution adopted the doctrine of judicial review

  1. to ensure proper working of the parliamentary system of government

  2. to ensure proper working of the federal system of government

  3. to overcome the limitations of a rigid Constitution

  4. on account of all these factors


Correct Option: A

The framers of the Constitution borrowed the idea of judicial review form the Constitution of

  1. France

  2. the USA

  3. the UK

  4. all of these


Correct Option: B

The Central Government can issue directions to the state with regard to subjects in

  1. the Union list

  2. the State list

  3. the Concurrent list

  4. all these lists


Correct Option: D

In India the powers of judicial review are restricted because

  1. the Executive is supreme

  2. the Legislature is supreme

  3. the Constitution is supreme

  4. the judges are transferable


Correct Option: C

If the governor wishes to relinquish office before the expiry of his term he has to address his resignation to

  1. the Chief Minister of the state

  2. the speaker of the State Legislative Assembly

  3. the President

  4. the Prime Minister


Correct Option: C

Which of the following cases was connected with the Supreme Court's judgement in 1980 that the amendments made to Article 31 (C) and Article 368 are invalid?

  1. Golak Nath case

  2. Sajjan Singh case

  3. Keshavananda Bharati case

  4. Minerva Mills case


Correct Option: A

The Parliament can legislate on any subject in the State list

  1. for the implementation of international treaties or agreements

  2. if two or more states make a request to Parliament to do so

  3. in all these cases

  4. none of these


Correct Option: C

The Governor holds office

  1. during the pleasure of the President

  2. as long as he enjoys the confidence of the Chief Minister

  3. as long as he enjoys the confidence of the State Council of Ministers

  4. during the pleasure of the Union Council of Ministers


Correct Option: A

The Sarkaria Commission was set up to look into

  1. centre-state relations

  2. inter-state relations

  3. splitting of LIC

  4. agricultural taxes


Correct Option: A

On which list does the Union Government enjoys exclusive powers?

  1. Union list

  2. Concurrent list

  3. State list

  4. Both (1) and (3)


Correct Option: A

The Constitution of India has created

  1. a very weak centre

  2. a very strong centre

  3. a centre which is weak in normal times but very strong during emergencies

  4. none of these


Correct Option: B

The Constitution has tried to ensure the independence of judges of the Supreme Court by

  1. ensuring that their salaries and allowances are charged on the Consolidated Fund of India

  2. by making the removal of judges quite difficult

  3. by debarring judges from carrying on practice before any court in India after retirement

  4. all these provisions


Correct Option: D

The State list contains

  1. 66 items

  2. 67 items

  3. 47 items

  4. 97 items


Correct Option: A

A law passed by a state on a concurrent subject gets precedence over the law of the centre

  1. if it was passed earlier than the central law

  2. if it was passed by the State Legislature and approved by the President before enactment of the central law

  3. if the Supreme Court so decides

  4. if the majority of State Legislatures so decide


Correct Option: B

The Constitution of India vests the residuary powers in

  1. the States

  2. the Union Government

  3. the States and Union Government

  4. None of these


Correct Option: B
Explanation:

The Constitution of India vests the residuary powers in the Union Government.

The Supreme Court holds its meetings at New Delhi, but it can meet elsewhere

  1. if a majority of judges of the Supreme Court so decide.

  2. with the approval of the Parliament.

  3. with the approval of the President.

  4. on the request of the state legislatures.


Correct Option: B

The Supreme Court tenders advice to the President on a matter of law or fact

  1. on its own

  2. only if he seeks such advice

  3. only if the matter relates to the Fundamental Rights of citizens

  4. only if the issue poses a threat to the unity and integrity of the country


Correct Option: B
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