Tuesday 15 July 2014

TNPSC Group I Exam-Previous Year Question Paper-Subject wise Analysed Questions-Polity-Part 2

TNPSC Group I Exam-Previous Year Question Paper-Subject wise Analysed Questions-Polity-Part 2

26.       ______ state of Indian Union has its own constitution
            A)        Punjab                       B)        Arunachal Pradesh
            C)        Sikkim                      D)        Jammu and Kashmir








Answer : (D)








27.       Consider the following statements:
 Assertion (A)If no-confidence motion is passed against a minister then all ministers should resign.
 Reason (R)   :  Only the concerned minister resigns

            Now select your answer according to the coding scheme given below:
A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)
B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)
C) (A) is true, but (R) is false
D)   (A) is false, but (R) is true








Answer : (C)








28.       Consider the following statements:
                I.      Directive Principles of State policy is considered as the soul of the constitution
               II.      Directive Principles of state policy is meant for protection of rights
               III.     Directive Principles of state policy is crucial for constitutional remedies
               IV.    Directive Principles of state policy is relevant for promotion of private property.

            Of these:
            A)        I alone is correct
            B)        II £ III are correct
            C)        III £ IV are correct
            D)        IV alone is correct








Answer : (C)








29.       Who appoints Finance Commission in India?
            A)        The President of India                   
B)        The Prime Minister
            C)        The chairman of the Rajya Sabha                       
D)        The Speaker of the Lok Sabha








Answer : (A)








30.       The Special Economic Zone Act was passed in India parliament in
            A)        May 2005                  
B)        April 2004
            C)        May 2004      
D)        April 2007








Answer : (A)








31.       On which of the following grounds a elected MP cane be
disqualified for defection?
                I.      If voluntarily gives up membership of political party 
               II.      If the votes or abstains from voting contrary to the direction of his political party
               III.     If expelled by his party
               IV.    If he join some other political party other than one from where he won.

            Of these:
            A)        I, II, III £ IV                              B)        I, II £ IV
            C)        I, III £ IV                                  D)        II, III £ IV








Answer : (B)








32.       Which one of the following is not a salient feature of the
Constitution of India?
            A)        Directive Principles of State Policy                      
B)        Flexible constitution
            C)        Secularism               
D)        Single citizenship








Answer : (A)








33.       Which is correct with regard to India’s Foreign Policy?
            A)        Promotion of world peace             
B)        Non-alignment
            C)        Panchsheel 
D)        All of these








Answer : (D)








34.       The National Population Register is undertaken under
            A)        Census Act, 1948 £ Citizen Rules, 2003            
B)        Citizenship Act of 1955 £ Citizen Rules, 2003
            C)        Census Act 1948 £ Citizenship Act of 1955      
D)        Citizen Rules, 2003 £ IB Act. 1954








Answer : (B)








35.       Child marriage was abolished by the Act in
            A)        1960                           B)        1965
            C)        1970                           D)        1975








Answer : (D)








36.       Consider the following statements:
                I.      There is no direct judicial remedies behind the Directive Principles of State Policy in India
               II.      There are some direct judicial remedies for the Directive Principles of State Policy in India

            Of these:
            A)        I alone is correct      
            B)        I £ II are correct
            C)        II alone is correct     
            D)        none of these








Answer : (A)








37.       The doctrine fundamental right cannot be amended under Art.368 was
            propounded by the Supreme Court in which of the following cases?
            A)        Gopalan vs State of Madras                                  
B)        Keshavanand vs State of Kerala
            C)        Golaknath vs State of Punjab
D)        Menaka vs Union of India








Answer : (B)












TNPSC GROUP – I Exam- 2010
(Original Question Paper)

38.       Which of the following Amendment Acts inserted the world ‘Secular’ in the Preamble of the Constitution of India?
            A)        41st Amendment Act, 1976            
            B)        42nd  Amendment Act, 1976
            C)        43rd Amendment Act, 1977
D)        44th Amendment Act, 1979








Answer : (B)








39.       The Chairperson and other members of State Human Rights Commission are appointed by the
            A)        Governor                B)        Chief Minister
            C)        Home Minister       D)        none of them








Answer : (A)








40.       The Constituent Assembly completed its work of constitution making on
            A)        16th May, 1946         
            B)        9th December, 1948
            C)        26th November, 1949
D)        26th January, 1950








Answer : (C)








41.       Traditions affirm that a Buddhist Council assembled at …….. in the
year of Buddha’s death.
            A)        Vaisali                                    B)        Padaliputra
            C)        Saranath                               D)        Rajagriha








Answer : (D)








42.       Article 263 deals with provision with respect to
            A)        Union Public Service Commission                     
            B)        Election Commission of India
            C)        Inter-State Council
D)        Finance Commission








Answer : (C)








43.       Agricultural holding tax was recommended by
            A)        John Mathai Committee                
            B)        Bhoothalingam Committee
            C)        Wanchoo Committee
D)        Raj Committee








Answer : (D)








44.       Which Article of the Constitution of India talks about liberty,
equality an fraternity?
            A)        Article 2                      B)        Article 235
            C)        Article 243                 D)        Article 38








Answer : (D)








45.       As per RBI stipulation domestic banks are required to provide ……….
            percent of their net bank credit to priority sector.
            A)        32                                B)        40
            C)        10                                 D)        25








Answer : (B)








46.       Consider the following statements:
Assertion (A)  :  The Civil Service is not accountable to the Parliament
 Reason (R)   :  It is governed by the norm of anonymity.

            Now select your answer according to the coding scheme given below:

 A) Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)
 B) Both (A) and (R) are true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)
C) (A) is true, but (R) is false
 D) (A) is false, but (R) is true








Answer : (D)









47.       Which party formed ministry in Madras Presidency after the passing
            of Government of India Act of 1935?
            A)        Swaraj party                  B)        Justice party
            C)        Congress party             D)        Communist party








Answer : (C)








48.       The Eleventh Schedule of the Constitution speaks about
            A)        functions of the Chief Minister                             
            B)        functions of Panchayat Raj
            C)        duties of District Collector
D)        functions of the parliament








Answer : (B)








49.       Consider the following statements:
Assertion (A)  :  Article 32 deals with the right to Constitutional Remedies, without which the constitution would be a nullity.

 Reason (R)  :  Article 32 provides the right to move the Supreme court by appropriate proceeding for the enforcement of Fundamental Rights guaranteed in the Constitution.

            Now select your answer according to the coding scheme given below:
            A)        (A) is true, but (R) is false
            B)        (A) alone is true
            C)        (R) alone is true
D)        Both (A) and (R) are true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)








Answer : (D)








50.       Which one of the following statements is correct?

A)   Parliament has power to amend any part of the Constitution of India                                   
B)    Parliament has no power to amend Fundamental Rights in the Constitution of India
C)   Parliament cannot amend the Directive Principles of State Policy
D)    Parliament cannot amend the Federal Principles embodied in the Constitution of India









Answer : (A) 

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